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FRIDAY MORNINQ. BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. —r v — w — PUBLISHED DAILY BY TH NEWS PUBLISHING CO. H. LEAVY Manager C. H. LEA^Y.............Edit0r. LOUIS J. LEAVY. Jr... City Editor. /ft ini jjl'tJjl 1L ! Advertising rales node known on application. ' CfitlAj and Other cimr liable organization nolireH published at halt the regular ratoa. ■■nj- i- • SUBSCRIPTION HATBH Terms to subscriber# Ip Hia city and by mall tree of charge to all parts of the United Btat**i> anil Lana.<l a. Me*ico. Porto Ri< o. Ilium. Philippine 'aland* and Hawaiian Islands: e’er Month 1 5b 6li Muntha 2 5 (l One Year................ 6 00 Entered at the Brunswick, Ca., post office, as second-class mail matter. Hon. Emory Spser has designated Tha Brunswick Daily Newa a* the official organ of the United States Court, In bankruptcy proceedings, foi Glynn county. TELEPHONE 188. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. '*~e News Publishing Company de alres M to be distinctly understoo. that all legal advertisements must 0* paid .or In advance. We cannot al ford to devote our space to sued an vtrUsemeuts and wait on the courts •<!* the money. Cleveland, Bryan and Roosevelt are /or an outbreak prelly soon There are many crazy men In this country, says Cassius M. Clay, it lov ing a wife constitute.* anything Sir Thomas may not lift that cup, but he has long sinoe lifted and still retains admiral ion of a large pel oeutage of the American people w'.ll M ttor ■ ,froes m \iW a aptried campaign for the United States senate and of' course the woods are full of candidates. {Those strenuous whiskers of the Czar iniust have given Teddy a caaie of cold feet. He has flunked on that proposed petition. /The Wayc 108 Journal wants to i know who Is selling whit-key In that city. Why, that* easy—the blind ti gers of course. .Andrew. Carnegie has donated the "Peace Palace" for u e at The Hague. Woder how modi he will require 01 the nation.' for maintenance? Telegraph messages reach the United States now fromi the Orient a day before they are sent. This will prove a boon io the newspapers, says the Jacksonville Times-Union, Pope Leo Is at present giving the world the finest demonstration u< physical courage it has ever seen. He is a wonderful mum and Its n great pity he cannot be spared. Judge Parker, of New York, who re cently visited Georgia, is loud In his pialmu of the southern people. All that any gentleman wants to come among us and seen what manner oi people we are Brunswick and Savannah are Just how giving the governor a good deal of atteallon. Both cities have fights on for the city court judgeships and wll of the canuntat.es are working like tivjaue. , Gmw)i'ul Mil** id Komewhut stronu Km* hiiu**it \Yuariti£ a faiuy uni form mibi i) dtixuuoud wurk when u mau who has (.tou< uoilinitf lor year* can tako it off and ride ninety nules in nine hours —we give him ten minutes for refretsSuoenu. The board of trade should send a delegation io Atlanta for the purpose of aiding the proposed Carnugtou bill, now before the leg fed a lure. This is a mailer of deep concern to the people of this city aud Is one that ■ •tt'uld not be treated with iadiler-' *■**• ..... i FOOTFALLS OF DEATH. The vitality ,pf the pris oner of the. YPitiran is wonderfuj. - In sUfcU- ofkjtfs advanced age, lid;: lias wlmstiHjl a sWtous preliminary at tack, surviving two operations under theTsnife and prrt-ervlng his menial faculties uinimi aired. The .accounts from the. Ixslaide of the white shep herd show a fohmrkaJjle elate of £ld\ l T t /UI p:£b at ji*n Irie, cot afU! lii nurses' aim'o t Tear his hour has ct>nic. thou lie saunters to \hv ijriihf* knn gn**r.. crowds ot 4bo iaitSfil. about the pupal palaoo; noxt he* opens a paip* of The claries and htchlb j:V,ti ole of Horace; linully Ding# upu h)p prledleu and Is lost In silent prayer. It is not. probable ,11mt the *"• sufferer can long * survive hut In stands the shock of pneuinonia ai must as well as lfu yard Kkpimc, Willi battled with tin* lUsett. e ye,-; ago and hatl'.eo death when ll w.1.l :ii , most upon him. But Kipling was .i young man and Leo XIII. has long ago pr.sred lie age limit of man ami now Walks, thoughtful, on the tlent, sol emn shore Of that vast ocean he nut.ft sail so soon. Tom Watson’s roast, of Major Han son will hardly trouble Georgia's able and wise financier. If Watson s political theorien and vagaries had been adopted all good government and solid democratic principles would have long ago been abolished and gone tip in smoke. Remember Mr. Watson's Works are cheap, but it reqitlruM “Judgemnet to run the gov eriMEient." —Ameiiciis Titoes-Recorder. Savina Seed. tYlitr Ike i :: crop is grown b* ’Ween .on rows, or is fairly ripe Dt fore It Is gras-rt, or remains on tin ground tor a winter cover, it |g u'jii illy rnod cro: o.uy to gniiicr the <jju .-ionic larmefs prefer the |dao of stiiT ing tlm bushelled pods tluer.j,h th vlnter, ehlch in a measure, tliougl not completely, pioucta the suet from weevil Home delay cutting un til a copsldsrahlc pi nnortlon of tit* pods a; ripe, depi-mtiiig on the pea* shelled in hauling and found in tlie bottom of the mow for a seed sup ply for the next crop. The yield of teed varies greatly. If grown b* <*•, tjgra- xuu;-...,am4_oicgi O ami. once. It varlei r fiom (Pto 10 husrre! i per aero; hut If grown alone ami al lowed lo fully mature. and ir all sm are saved, the yield averages from 20 to HO hiißlmla per acre. If seed Is stored, injury to it from the weevil can he prv vented by treating the seed with carbon bisulphide befors threshing and storing. The bisulphide will not in lure the peaß for planting or for la ble use, but must be kept away from any fire, because It Is very inflamma ble. No lighted lantern or pipe should he carried Into the building where the feed lit stored until thp peculiar odor of the bisulphide has disappear ad, which will be in about tfyreo days GA IHiPT. )K AGRICULTURE" Agriculture For the Common Schools Many communications have come to this Department in recent years sßklug us to recommend a work suitable as a textbook on .agriculture with the view of having it Introduced Into the curriculum of our; common schools and also from many farmers desiring a work on general agrirul ture in the south. Until recently we have had nothing of that' kind prepared by any ol our own people, who are Siost ao qualnted with the needs of the farm ers of Georgia and neighboring South sm States. This department sug tested to Professor J B. Hunnicutt editor ,of The Southern Cultivate,- the preparation of x work of this HinO and Invited the co operation of Profcs •or G. R. Glenn at that time School Commissioner of the State of Georgia Such a work bj Professor tfunnhmtl has just been issued front the pry,,, of the Foote A Davies’Publishing On. of Atlanta, and Is. therefore, a germ lne home production, well adapted tc the farmer boy* and girts of the South. Every farmer should take pride It hta profession; for without such a sentiment he cannot do Me best work By pursuing proper he can Instill the same sentiment Into his children, so that they #lll find both pleasure and profit In learning how to make the soil grey good crops If farming is ever to roach the place which if should occupy. It will be where the children have been taught Its usefulness am! beauty In the school room. The work of Professor ttiinnftiitt Is o simple that even a teacher, who Is entirely ignoiant of the theory and prattle* of farming, can use it with profit fo his pupils and hitisclf Many books li'ifvo been written on agriculture, but they are all more or lees treatises on agricultural chemistry This work avoids this channel, but at the same time adheres strictly to scl ent i tie truth, while expressing It ia plain language. It teaches the history of agriculture, (teats of the composition arid kinds of soil; their preservation and improve meat; how plants grow, thr* proper uae of manures and fertilisers, the se lection and planting* of seed with the I needed preparation of the soil for' U*lr rsosptioo; tb* cultivation, gather ‘ Weak Hearts Ar da t* indigestion. Nlraly-nlao of svery one hui drtd people who have heart trouble car. remember when it ws simple Indigestion. It Is • scien tific fsci that ail case* of heart dis ease, not organic, are not only trace skid te, hut are the direct result of indiftstlon. AU feed taken Inte the stomach whteh falls of psrfeet diges tion ferments and swells the stomach, puffing tt up against the heart. Tkle Interferes with the action of the heart, and In tl o course of (time that delicate but vital organ become* diseased. Kodol Digests What You Eat Mr*. Lorlnr Nlchol* *f P#nr Yan, N Y . writ#*.: Alter evtlre. my food rxkjMl distress me by makfof my he#rt pulpltal# ini I would beeom* rury weak Fir ally I fot a bottie of Kodol and it tYe nr:a Immediate rallaf After ustr.e a few Unties I am cured. Kodol cures Indigestion, dyspepsia end all stomach disorders, and gives the heart a full, free and untram meled action. Bottles only $! .00 Sfre holding times the trial size, which sells for 50c Smith's Pharmacy, Joerqer’s Pharma* cy. Fortson’a Drug Store. To Grow tint* GOIE . DANDRUFF I CUE and Hair Tonic f the ‘Best -v .• I co nr. SHAVING RMV I I* O r a• ; hu■' % v. I Hfllltj till; . ..; "• 1‘ Jab sireti -.. - j ■ or Balo by W J BUTT3. Druyflltl <- •- • ' '>Aa4r< - •* - •*- * Wilson’s Up to Date Restaurant THE QUICKEST LUNCH j ran bo had hero. We call It our < "rapid-fire lunch” because It Is | served so quickly. t It is not fired cl our patrons, I however, hut placed before t hem < lu a dainty and appetizing man- < ner. \ This lunch costa little, can be 1 •luiekly disposed of and satisfies j ail hut the moat robust appetites, | ‘ i 1 .1. W. WILSON, Prop. \ ’Phone 321. t s If you're going on a trip Here’s a pleasant little tip “lace a bottle in your grip Red Top Rye 8. D. l EVADAS, Sole agent Brunswick, Ga. and Vicinity. .j 6 Monk Street. FtrSininS * ..Ih.lrcvrr C Son*. Cillillrr* Cwaft*U,a St. J ’pk M<> Lcuunllr, &y NETTL'ETON'S SHOES ARE SU PERIOR I N QUALITY, I HAVE THEM, J. A.EMITH. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. WANT COLUMN. t you want a position, a houae, a servant, or vvmt to find anything teat naa been lost, or want tome thing that eome ona elae has. ad verflee in thie column. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms to rent to men. 218 Union street. FOR KENT—Stores, offices and dwellings. Apply to Hrobstou, Fen dig dr Cos. i FOlt BALE —Rubber stamp*, seals HtmceiH, etc. Agent Underwood Type writer. Will U. Fain. 312 Newcastle street FOR SALE—A desirable farm, con taining 25 acres, improved; a short distance from the city. Enquire at The News ottioe. PERSONAL —Morphine, opium, lau danum, cocaine habit; myself cured; will inform you of harmless, perma nent homo cure. Mrs. M. A. Baldwin, box 1212, Chicago. FOR RENT —Two, four, and live room cottages. Ready for housekeep ing. Houses near the St. Simon Pier. Mrs. W. L. Wallace, Ocean Pier. Use long distance phone. • WANTED —Experienced nurse, col ored, middle age. Reference required. Inquire at 206 Reynolds street. LOST—GoId link cuff button. Fin der return to the News office and re ceive more than the button Is worth. LOST.— Enameled gold breast pin with one pearl in center, between Gloucester and corner of Newcastle and Monk streets. Finder will please return same to this office and get reward. LOST —Yellow pug log, crippled In left hind leg. Has on leather collar with city tag on same. Return to this office and get reward. LOST —Tan leather hand-hag, with chain, containing keys, memorandum and some money. Return to News office and receive reward. FOR SALE—Roller top desk. Will sell at a bargain Address 11. care Npwr LOST —A Brazilian lace handker chief, either in the First Methodist church or between the church and the residence of Mr. /. V. Woow. Finder return to the News office and receive reawrd. NOWCE. —All parties are hereby warned and n tided not to trespass on Long Island or Little St. Simon All trespassers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of Ihe law. John Currie. FOR SALE.—Tug Mattel S. 67 feet long. 18 feet beam, 5 12 draft. Com pound engines. 1? 20x12 Price $7,500. Address Christie Lowe H Heyworth, Fernandina Fla. Jff !jf ißlfe'rrS'fe v li jHaiPt Jr/mSmMMdim miK Looking for Summer Drinks. “NONALCHOHOLIC?” . My stock 1b complete with at line of the best bevorages fort tbe approaching Bummer seasou.l Pinners Chatauqua Grape . Juice, Imperial Lemon Juice, Im-i perial Lime Juice, Imperial K t Beer, Qts., Hires Root Beer Ex-1 tract. True Fruit Syrup. It.CM A3 KEANY, Grocer. 1 ' Phone It. 312 Newcastle ANY CHURCH or parsonage or In stitute supported by voluntary con tribution will be given a liberal quan tity of the Longman en Martinez Pure Paints whenever they paint. Note: Have done so for twenty years. Sales lens of ini..ions of gallons; paiuted nearly two million houses under guarantee to repaint if not satisfac tory. The palul wears for periods up to eigbleen yearn. Linseed oil must be added lo the e-mint, tdine in two minutes). Act \ cost theu about -t.Za pur gallon. Sample* ' ■*>, jold v our agauta. Bowen A T bonus. iiiemue i/oaie. Tata jluoi xsd tonic la la growing ttmauu. Tite season at the greatest ueegj la approacalng. Inuigoaaou, Hu ilousiiesn. Jaundice, Colin and Fever, dick Headache, pains In u> back and Kidneys all depend upm malaria, sad aeilevus i'ontc cures them all la aaj orm, W.JUBUTTB, The place to cut —Wilson's restau rant. Kalola. This highly endorsod preparation for imiigeslou, kidney and liver (roubles appeals to every intelligent man and woman for a fair and impar tial trial. Kalola is composed of the properties of four noted mineral springs of known power to cure indi gestion, kidney aud liver troubles. There is nothing like a nice Sunday tiiuser. Wilson will serve one today. A 'fi-rrit.tl Revelation. M. Sarct,. was at m • l ine \ ry Abort sightt-. It li a s'.PS'L-i.-ful Optra: oi made him loq n - i 1 - r dinary d< V . ■ tv: ti‘ sight vnf pjt ::!{•<-•' .. . mini:.' e> blessing. lor ■! ■ 1 .■ s ■ -e ui childhood h■on ui - . ' .;;<*! aOb tanoe. IP. Ip ■■in-, that l.e ikougbt s flue, was fot: <1 r.n dirty; his prcck j c! ■ ehippe. and cracked; Ids iii.s.iyi rv smb-it an. torn. But the crowning blow Cuts'* when it grind ■ i ' y:\s f.'.'yc ii celebrate tile r-ToL.iC:i 1 f ’the < rttip't lg’)t. ffi'iii'ii v.vic in bit |n great number ui>d ! ratin'* ?if t' it* very best The Comelie Frauc.s'xe. the Vaudeville, the Odcon, were tepresented by their fairest ones, and the t.-ibie “was a fight for the gods”—la, t leu tt Sarcey would have thought so six weeks before. But very soon |iis countenance fell, and I saw his eye wandering about In astonishment aye. in distress. He laughed no trtore ami looked miserable.. After the. codes he n|ale a sign to me, and I followed him upstairs, believing him to have been disturbed by the thought of some work which ought to be done at once. But he threw himself heavily on the sofa, which groaned as' If sbarb-g it.; mar.br s (lesimfr. atfd ex claimed piteously: “Good heavens: Why. tlq r are all frights! They are all dyed, painted, wrinkled, scraggy! Oh, lues belles aluies, what has become of them'/" THU OGLETHORPE, HUGH PORTER, Mgr. ; Brunswick’s Only Pirst Class Hotel. Reasonable Rates to : Traveling Men. Excellent Cuisine. Perfect Service. ‘ PHILLIPS the TAILOR Opera House Block, ; Has a large and selected stock of Inew goods, for the coming season, ■ best of work md perfecT fit guar | anteed. Pants madt to order for $4.00. |Buits made to order for $15.00. ! If you want a Swell Suit give me a [call. W OU’i) Oak and Fine B H.fIMWLS, iiiont. 326_ DLVARIS 6z I.IVAHAS, Country Grocery Store, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES 204 Monk St. * Phone 141-3. UNION CLEANING and PRESSING CLUB. Ring phone 253 4 and let SOW.ARO MARTIN clean and press your clothes H: doss good work and will glva you Satisfaction. Phone 146-2 508 Monk St. AFTER YOU Have tried all others, send for a k REE package of tthe Dr. Lyon Home Treatment for CATARRH, Blood, nerve Stomach. Dr. Lyon Medi cine Cos., "Coldwater, Mich. 0. L. PARKER, —Dealer In— STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Everything that’s good to eat at lowest market prices Cor 5 and J Sts. ’Phone 94. COAL. AND WOOD. CONEY & u ARKER S£E tfjjsSia LMfe Digests vhat v ‘‘u *?* BRUNSWICK CYCLE CO. JOHN HAENEL, Manager. Phono 267-2. JO7 Newcastle St- Bicycles, (kins, Pistols and Sewing Machines. REPAIRED CD 2.HQRT NOTICE , A S!'STV. Sash, don.* ..d ic-mir for sale at Dragla% )! irdw-'Ct f*„. wuick a. ■ vst. J. A. Guilt dgc, ..t t ertena, Ala. was twice in site i ...pi al from a se vere case ol piles, . m>si:tg 21 tumors After doctors it (I remedies failed Bucklens Aicira val e quickly ar rested further is ein.uioi- and cured him. It cci.quers .c.hand kills pain. 25 cecs at ait dti-,.fists. Please remember that :f !•: is good to eat yau will Uu-i It at Wilson s All good civ ;■!!. I ttieir clothes to Jim Carter Vj,re do you send yours Eiug phoue 263-2. Gives q A* a Fully nine-tenths of the ills of mankind can be H •] eCL traced to irregularities of the stomach and >ow- g 13 p filth e * s ' When these important organs fail to act B IJ. tZUI ltl re g U i ar iy the system becomes clogged with a I impurities, and perfect health is impossible. Mozlcy’s g Lemon Elixir is a pleasant lemon drink which acts gently |j and thoroughly cleanses the system. It is the perfect liquid H laxative, and is good for every member of the JL% family. Fifty cents a bottle at all drug-stores. Mozley’s Lemon Hot Drops fire without any equal for coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, etc. “ . ——————— llWlmil Elixir THE BAY IRON WORKS Manufacturers and Repairers of Machinery, Engines, Saw Mills Marine work a specialty Packings, Fittings and Supplies Estimates Furnished Free of Charge. 629 Bay St. VV. R. DART, CLAUD DART, .'resident*and Manager. Secretary and Treasurer w. Downing, praalaenu t. H. Mason. Vice-Prcudent. fc.D.Waiter, e*hir a The National Bank oi Brunswick. BKIJINSWICK, GA CAPITAL OF ONE HUNDRED AN 0 FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS vnd total RESOURCES In excesa of ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS, ire devoted to the assistance of legit tmate business enterprises. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Invited trow Individuals, drma and corpora- Jons. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT accounts bear interest, compounded qtuu* erly. lnt.freat bearing cerlflcates of dej.'oeit issued on special term*. MONEY ORDERS of the “BANKERS’'MONEY ORDER ASSOCIA. ION” are cheaper and more convenient than postodloa or eupreoa, —; zaaa DISTRIBUTORS, Brunswick, Qg, Kalola is now for saie by nearly all aruggisls And every botlle is guaran teed. Kalola acts magic on your kidneys and liver and you will feel Its effect after taking ike free sample given you. A Good Thing. German Syrup Is the special pro scription of Dr. A. Boschee, a cele brated German physician, and is ac iuiowied o ed to be one of Ibe most for uftiaie discoveries in medicine, ti quickly cureß coughs,- colds, and all ung troubles of the serious nature, removing, as it does, the cause of the affection and leaving the parts In a strong and healthy condition. It is not an experimental medicine, hut has stood the test for years, giving its satislaction In every case, which its rapidity Increasing sale every season confirms. Two million bottles old annually. Boschee’s German Syrup was introduced in the United States In 1868, and le now sold In ev ery town and village in the civilized world. Three doses will relieve any •rainary cougar. F** 4 '* 26 and 75 Cts A Little Early Riser Now an dthen, at bedtime will cure constipation, biliousness and liver troubles. DeVVltt's Little Early Ris ers are the famous little pills that cure by arousing the secretions, mov ing the bowels gently, yet effectually, and giving such tone and strength to the glands of the stomach and liver chat the cause of the trouble Is re moved entirely, and If their use Is continued for a few days, there will be no return of bhe complaint. Sold jy Joerger’s Pharmacy, Smith’s Fbar uacy and W. J. Butts. A Startling Test. To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a start ing test resulting in a wonderful cure. He writes; "a patient was attacked vith violent hemorrhages, caused by llceratlon of the stomach. I had of ten found Electric Bitters excellent tor acute stomach and liver troubles so I prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and hat not had any attack in 14 mouths.” Eteciric Sitters arc positively guaranteed for dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, and kidney trouble*. Try them. Only •i‘ cents St *U druggists When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and I.iver Tablets. They are easy to take and pies act in effect For sale hy all druggists. Everybody is invited to join the large Kalola choir that is now being organized to sing its praises for in dgestion, kidney and liver troubles. .fitly 17, 190?. i LAWSOtv LAMAR, Attorney at Law. j Can be found In Opera House Bld g. Office of F. B. Twite v ( v j D. Rps- PEERLESS BOLTED MEAL IS IHfc HEAD OF THE LIST. ASK YOUR GROCE 10 FOR , T _ Old Moaopoie riye at v lop pei n*il quart, teiiow Lauel jr.yt at Ifi.io pri* quart, Philadelphia I tuu Hyo at per lull qutvri- Alt above are seal elsewhere tor ♦l.bv Lig ramson, iid Bay street ■ j<i . un. 1 uvriih or GO., i FuiVrs*.ia**a *•*. o>.ipto*<q r-jjciits. Eight*. ye, .owing _i,„ HAi.un In* curnoe. ooi i sspeneem-c o-,,v-s#g ■RUrSWiCKs QA. Doctors, bankers, lawyers, mer chants, preachers and all intelligent people endorse and recommend Ka lola for, indigestion, kidney and liver troubles. Citation, Georgia, Glynn County. Notice is hereby given that tho un dersigned, administrator with will an nexed of Hannah Faulkner, deceased has applied to the ordinary of said county for the leave to sell land be longing to said estate for purpose of distributing to heirs. Said applica tion Will be heard at the regular term of the court of ordinary of said coun ty to be held on the first Monday tlx July lt*3. J. D. Fogler, Administrator with will annexed* of Hannah Faulkner, deceased. A Thoughtful Men. M. M. Austin <if Winchester, tnd. knew what to do in the hour of need. His wife had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, pnyniuans could not help hor. Ho thought of !and tried Dr. King’s Non Lite Pills land she got relief at once and was : hually cured. Laly toe at aii -rug I stores. A Sure Thine. It. is said that nothing is sure ex cept death aud taxes, b it that is not a.together true. Dr. ICing’s New Dis covery for consumption is a sure cure for ail lung and throat troubles Thousands cau testify to that. Mrs. C. B. VanMetre of Sitepherdtown, W. Va., says: “I had a severe case of Bronchitis, and for a y-jar 1 tried ev erything I heard of, bin gm no iv lief. One bottle of Dr. King's ft-.w Discovery then cured me ali .jiu ,i. It’s infallible for croup, c. hoot-itig cough, grip pneumonia, aud consump tion. Try it. It’s guaranteed. Gold by all druggists.. Ti Ml bottles free. Reg sizes 60c. and > i.lMj