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WEDNESDAY MORNING. BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. PUBLISHED DAII.Y BY TH ; - NEWS PUBLISHING CO. ZTh. LEAVY - Manager. C. H. LEA Editor. LOUIS J. LEAVY. Jr... City Editor. Advertising rates m:uTe known on application. Church and oilier char itable organization notices published at half the regular rates. RATES. Terms to sui/scribers In the dtj l and by mail free of charge to all parts of the United State* and Canada. Mexico. Po .n Rico. Guam. Philippine island* and Hawaiian Islands: Per Mon Ur. $ DO SL* Months 2 One Year 0 00 f Entered at the Brunswick. Ca, post fkQlce, a* second class mail matter. MsiW Emory Speer has designateo U.e orui.vink oaiiy N“ as the Official organ of the United States Court, in bankruptcy pioccedings, for G'ynn county. TELEPHONE 188. PUBLISHEUS NOTICE. News Publishing Company de lrcn It to bo distinctly understood that “II legal advertisements must be paid /or in advance. Wo cannot at ford to devote our space to such ad vi rtlscmcnts and wait on the courts 'or the money. If you want tho nows and want it first, you will liavo to take? tho Nows. King Pntor wanly; to borroiw one million dollaiv Ho seems to know his lnisiiv‘ss aft or all. to work on the other puhlio wjuareß. Let us make Brunswick more beautiful than ever. Commissioner Hughes has gun • to work with a vim for the Georgia ex Uibit at tho St. Louis fair. Hon. John Temple Graves sooins to have th e.ir <wf tho nation ami Ui i sayin;; some good tilings too A newspaper should he loved for the emomieH It has made. From a Brunswick stand point we arc talking lV*are renters im es are hotng hole nearly all the time still the nations are living up to tluat old adage lu Of -course there will be some fight Big about, the new vagrancy law bin think tlawyers will And on. that it will stand. The man igvtiient of the B & L iuu; dune a very wise thing ill cumin;. into or -is near the union depot u < possible. It is a convenience to tin patrons oif the line. Candidates for iri -m co.uinisslonei iue boddi.nn up lu ail parts ol Mu state. M.ei any m i e tumdal.e wu hUVo a walk o - r :i. a nsi as * uimn ber ol t lie : ; e.. ml i oaru We do not want too many rami) dates against due Turner Lots gn one good man and the present elum , man will have ns much of a how a; the snow llsUe in tho smmn'r. WHISKEY IN THE SOUTH. A revision of opinion Is due among the ue \* paper editors and other cut izons el the north, says Iho Washing ton Po-st who have for years been nursing the notion that the resident of the south is in his normal mood and condition only when on inti male terms with tho seductive mint julep or omo oilier form of intoxicant. Novelist. . magazine writers, news paper correspondents, and raconteurs have loft a fixed ionpressio-u that, a )H>rtion of eaeii southern gentleman's c.iy is leiigum devulevi to a \.. jul I'ft'un to encourage tae output ul the nation'% distilleries, the famous oi which are located ia the south ljuu l- „ i ... . in view of this l'aise education, the conn try will, no doubt, i>e .surprised to ioo-rn that there are J.UUO morn fealoou* ru .New York city alone than there arc in the entire south, and that, il tlie Juwor class of negroes bv. wiimi.i.lwd the . v-h j\ •.UKV Soil l* me lit is stronger in the south than in any other section oi tho country. The New Yoiee, a leiuperuacc oi gmi, I'nriushes the following summary of the liquor regulation laws m six of the southern states. Teyae—One hundred aud thirty six counties have toitai piohihiilou* tixlj two counities have partial prohibition, and forty-six counties have unrestrict ed sale of liquors. Tennessee—Out oi 5.500 cities and towns in the state, only eight have unrestricted sale of liquors. In only twelve of the ninety-six counties can whiskey lie sold legally. Kentucky— Forty-seven I counties have total prohibition; fifty-four have partial prohibition and eighteen have unrestricted sale off liquors. Arkansan—Forty-four counties have total prohibition, and twenty-nine have unrestricted sale. Mississippi—Sixty-five counties of seventy-live have prohibition , and ohi of. two iegiviaiors ail but a dozen or less have siguilied their approval of a referendum for slate prohibition Georgia—One hundred and three counties out of IX7 have prohibition. It is interesting to note in this connection that Kentucky ami Ton ncseee, the homes of the largest dis tillery of (.lie country, have adoptee exceedingly stringent laws relative to the bale and consumption of in toxicating liquors, and tho New Voice is authority frir the assertion that the laws in the south are much hotter enforced in this respect tlian-in some of the New England states,, where prohibition laws have been on the statute books for half a century. The entire Minth, according" tortile New Voice, is tending toward a stricter enforcement of %s laws regu lating its liquor tragic while in the northern states particularly in the large cities there arc constant, iricreate in drunkardnoss due to lax enforcement of the laws upon dwell era in the tenements, “can rushers" and the lawless classes that emigre gale ini the hoodlum districts. In tho south the 1 letter class of citizens , always in l lie majority, make a special effort, to prevent the sale of l!quor~to tho negroes and in districts where excessive drinking is almost invaria bly followed l.y an outbreak of lawless" ness. The report furnishes abundant evi ilemco that, tho south i;i meeting an other problem, ns difficult of Snlu Hon as the race question, with ef fective intelligence It 5 to he hoped that the city council will lake some decisive ar fe‘lfug l^Rrnw *n! gffH' mtiter Is a mooted owe land should he deci -led one way oir tho other. The campaign iu Kentucky is on Hi head earnest and tit is sate to pie diet a democratic land slide. Tile people of 1 1n- state have not forgo ten the assassination of Governor Goe bel aid the disgraceful conduct ol lite rejuildiisn.. ( >f Indiana iu harhor iug the arch murderer, Taylor. PULL FOR THE CARNIVAL Hie fact that a few soreheads are against the tivr cliants enrnival, we are going to have il pud it will he a great success too. f l liere are always some people in every Community who are against any and everything that goes towards the advancement of their section Put. their opposition never amounts to much and it will lie oo in, this ease l.et every body pul! for Uio success of the carnival. Distress After Eating Cored. Judge W. T. Holland of Greeniuirg, i. wlio is well and favorably known says: "Two years ago I suffered greatly Horn indigestion. After eating, great distress would invariably remit, last lag for an hour or so and my night were reslltass. I concluded to try Ko.toi I>y-.popsiia cure and il cured me cu toejj. Now my sleep Is refreshing: and imt.igsleiou pcrlect. Sold l.y Joei tier’s pharmacy. Tiie Pleasure of Latiny. Persons .suua,ii ; lurid ;iit.,,o.sttoiL dyspepsia or other .stomach trouble., -‘in i.n,4 iiuit* ivotioi t tepci.ia lui v • ii,m\sts wliai you <vit unit ru.Uves t, • loiiiai li •wi.'t i., 1 :is 1 i iucu> is evi r tailing cure tor indigestion an-. i> s[.k (ism aim ail cxmjplamts Hk’ glaiutii or iiicuitiruiuou oj tne 5..... .u h or irat t. W'b.eM ia*c ivoiioi uyt.pt.'ijsia cure everyiluii f >Oll oiijt ta-ste good, ami every fll o. lu- lunimuu ni that your foot! lonuiiii is assiimlaictl and appropriated by the blood aim tissmv ;?om t>y Juor&e. iiarmacy. If its oysters you watt rt o to \v. •on’*. Miss Skuer will put on sale for a .ew unys iier entire stsock of llowers to bo sold very cheap. Only the Experienced can guarantee and give you a flrat class joa in Cleaning, Pressing end Dyeing clothing. j iui Caxtor uas the ►at—-experience, Letters from Women Cured by the use of Kodol are received dally Their troubles nearly all begin with Indiges tion or other stomach disorder. If the food you eat fails to give strength to your body, It is because the juices se creted by the stomach and digestive organs are inadequate to transform tiie nutrient prop erties of the food into blood. That Is Indigestion. The system ts deprived of the amount of nourishment required to keep up the strength, and the result is that one or more of the delicate organs gradually grows weak, and then weaker, until finally it is diseased. Here a great mistake Is made. That of treating the diseased organ. The best doctors In the land make this very mistake. Why should they ? It is so easy to scs that the trouble is not there. Kodol Cures This famous remedy puts the stomach and digestive organs in a healthy condition so that rich, red blood is sent coursing through the veins and arteries of every muscle, tissue and fiber throughout every organ of the en tire body, and by Nature's law of health, full strength and vigor is soon restored to each. Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach disorders. I have taken Kodol for nearly two months after each meal and it is the only remedy that gave relief from the terrible pains 1 endured. After a time I would take it but once a day. and now. while 1 keep a bottle handy I seldom need it, as it has cured me. Mks. J. W. Coolbaugh, Milo Center, N. Y. Kodol Digests What You Eat. Bottles only. SI.OO SO. holding 2 W times tho trlil size, which sells for SO cents. Prepared by E. C. OeWiTT & CO., CHIOAQO -euiueqd s.jaßuoop ‘Xoeiuueiid B.qqjuis) cy, Fortson’s Drug Store. | To Grow JVeW Hair j GIKE ] DANDRUFF 'I and Hair Tonic is j if if* r **i\*l V ' r S I'l / r ** /i° r ' c ' ni COKE ') 5 11 A VIN G FO A M rots I.AST MIAVINO Jlt il-Hi,. niutiihlj ,1-. Imlhß .lilt j ttil ■ |t h.iil-rt-i < 111 •i,if i l | and ll't I.'MMpI t.'.M t'UIHVKIJyt I r OH l rrtli l St - .' tc | 'j H H :-•*■ Ld t l'lco tin v'ti/Mlar I For Sale by W J BUTTS, Druggist Up to Date Restaurant t _ JT JQ. •air s fr^-sA IBs % \ * ' THE QUICKEST LUNCH J can lie had here. Wo call it our ■* "rapid-fire lunch” because It is J served ro quickly. , ll s act tired at our patrons k 2 however, hut placed before fhemfc !*iii a dainty and appetizing man fc Jner. * W T bi lunch costs little, can hefc 3 tu'ckly disposed of and satisfies W "out the most locust appetites 2 J W. WILSON, Proo. Jj 'Phone 321. g Siekvue itenie. This - Jletir, .©d tonic Is in growma dtrnand. The season of tbe grnv.,l mxM is approaching. Inaig*rj on bjj! 1 ousnees, Jaundice, Chili, and Fever ft'ters a W. J^BUTTS, Wrought Iron and Woven Wire v Fencing The Celebrated PAGE make. C. W. DEMING, General Agent. Brunswick, Ga. Mrs. Mollie Allen, of South Fork. Ky., says she has prevented attacks of cholera morbus by taking Cham hcrlaiu s stomach and liver tablets when she felt an attack coming on Such attacks are usually caused i indigestion and these tablets are just what is needed u> clean the stomach and ward off thi approaching attack Attacks of Oils folic may he pro vented In t vvay. * BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. WANT COLUMN. If you want a poattion, a houae, a servant, or want to find anything that hat been lost, or want some thing that someone else has, ad vertise in this column. FOR RENT. FOR RENT —Furnished rooms to rent to men. 218 Union street. FOR RENT—Stores, offices and dwellings. Apply to Brobston, Feudig ' & Cos. FOR RENT.—Front room; furnish ed and use of hath room. Excellent location. Address "D,” care News. FOR RENT —Three unfurnished rooms kitchen, store room and pantry on first floor; also two furnished rooms up stairs at 712 Union street. FOR RENT. — I Twee furnished rooms and kitchen, storeroom and pantry on first floor and also furnished rooms on second floor. Apply 702 Union street. FOR SALE. FOR SALE —Two good milk cows. S. Marks. FOR SALE. —A good piano. Apply at the Arcade. FOR iSALE. —Household furniture and one piano in good condition. Ap ply at 712 Union stnt. 4— ■ FOR SALE. —One young milk cow. Cheap. Apply to Capt. Chas. Ander son. FOR SALE;— A desirable farm, con taining 25 acres, improved; a short distance from the city. Enquire at The News offloe. FOUND. FOUND. — Diamond scarfpin Ow ner can have by calling on Harlow Anderson, Identifying same and pay ing for this ad. FOUND. —Fine pistol. Owner can have by paying $1 for this ad. Ap ply Nows Office. 8-18 FOUND—On the Atlantic Coast line track near Gloucester crossing by a colored laborer, one filled case watch, parts of . chain and charm. Owner cam have toy Identifying the same and paying for tlhlia ad. aul paying reward Apply to Sife Levison, 310 Bay street. LOST. LOST—GoId link cuff button. Fin der return to the News office and re ceive more than the button is tporth. LOST—A pearl stick pin, cresent and star. Return to this office and receive reward. Also badge, lyre ol gold with initials G. M. C. LOST. —Brolafch. set in gold con taining photo of two little girls. Re ward if returned to Nwh office. > LOST. —Cresent ehatetess bicycle. Return to this office aj I ,-eceive re —•' g%. . LOST. —Broalch trimmed m gold and pearl in center. Lost /between the jmstofflee and Hanover park, or on Gloucester or Monk streets. Will pay Liberal reward if returned to this office. | LOST. —Account book. Same was written in Jewish language. Return to News office and get reward. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTfICK. —All parties are hereby warned and notified not to trespass on Long Island or Little St. Simon All trespasser will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. John Currie. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—GirI to fill and tab of bottles. Address Box number 5, City. WANTED—To buy at once second hand oftioj? furniture. Address box 2!H. City. 9-6 WANTED—Two neatly dressed ! - white boys to act in the capacity of cash boys. Apply to Mrs. M. Isaac. “Meet Me at the Arcade” . Free Lunch at tho ARCADE V 4 LOBSTER SALAD, BAKED BEANS, COLD SLAW, SLICED TOMATOES, SWISS CHEESE, SARDINES, AMERICAN CHEESE, PICKLES, OLIVES, ‘‘Meet Me at the Arcade” Made Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeks lias put me my 'teens’ again,” writes Dr. u. H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa. They’re the best In the world for liver, •ioiuach and bowels. Purely vegeta ble Never gripe. 0t- 26 cents at EDWIN W. DART, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Court Hours. Brunswick, GU. SHorter College Founded 1877 by Alfred Shorter. An endowed insti tution for ladies. Stands foremoat In America in point of health. Offers a thorough education under Ideal con ditions. The best achoolfor the beat people.” Mualp Conservatory offers unequalled advantages Early registration naceauty Many late apptfcpttt turned away leal year Sqaelcn opens Sapt 34tb illuitrfiftf How the Armorta Fought, The Spanish officers behaved with the desperate heroism which bovarne the countrymen of Cortes and Santa Cruz, and never did Spanish soldier or seaman distinguish himself more than on this tremendous day. There was no fiinching, though the blood was seen streaming out of the scuppers. Priests went up and down under the hottest fire, crucifix In hand, confessing and absolving the dying. But the engagement from the first preserved the same character whirr had been seen in those which had pro ceded it. The Spaniards’ courage waf useless to them. Their ships could no( turn or sail, their guns were crushed by the superior strength of the English artillery, they' were outmatched it practical skill, and, close as the ships were to one another, they could not once succeed in fixing a grappling IrrA in an English rigging. Thus, while their ow n losses were terrible, they could inflict but little in return. They had endured for five hours to be tom to pieces by cannon shot, and that was U.— Spanish Story of the Armada. Potent Pill Pleasure. The pills that are potent in their action and pleasant in effect are DoWitt’s Little Eariy Risers, W. S. Philpot, of Albany, Oa., says “During a bilious attack I took one. Small as it was it did mo more good than alnmel, hlue moss or nay i.ih.-r tvl! I ever took and at the same time tt. effected me pi ear —illy Little Early Risers are certta'-dy ideal pill Sold by Joerge-' Pirn >cv- For the Best, in Printing—Try the Nows Job Office. \ THE OGLETHORPE, :5 HUGH PORTER, Mgr. * \ Brunswick’s Only First s Class Hotel. J | Reasonable Rates to | Traveling Men. ["Excellent Cuisine. Perfect Service, jjj [ PHILLIPS the TAILOR| l Opera House Block, :3 ?Has a large and selected stock of -jj new goods, for the coming season, jj f best of wort- and perfect fit (iii.ir- £ t anteed. 5 f Pants made to order for $4.00. $ l Suits made to order for $15.00. jj £ If you want a Swell J £ Suit give me a | | call. | WOOD B. H. DANIELS, Phone 326 DEVARIS & LI VAO AS, Country Grocery-Store, STAPLE AND FANCV GROCERIES 204 Monk St. ' Phone 111- UNION CLEAN ING and PRESSING CLUB. EDWARD MARTIN a: clean and press your clothes He does good work and will give you Ui Satisfaction. Phone 146-2 508 Monk St. COAL. AND WOOD. CONEY & PAPKER SCodd iSysgtepsssi &sst*e v Digests what yeu ”?♦ BRUNSWICK CYCLE CO. JOHN HAENEL, Manager. Phone 257-2. 307 Newcastle St. Bicycles, Guns, Pistols and Sewing Machines. REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE A SPECIALTY. £ FOR ♦GROCERIES AND ♦ Fresh Meats REMBEMBER Durden & Cos Wt’.f and 1 Street suit it for ♦ less Ilium! 352, and what you ♦ order will be delivered promptly, r READ THESE PSiCt.6. V Stew Meats fiotn 5 to 712 pound Steak from 10t: pound to A. R. U. C. UPHOLSVEItINta AND CANING t-ayiijjj parjifH end Matting. . in Cans ■.’• bllAirs. 11r—t’n made and renovated, Fi!r;;.iture re" packed and carpets cleaned, Baby Carriages Repaired, W, H. THOMAS, 110 ®iocs*t.ic gtre*t. Gives ~fs>*** Fully nine-tenths of the ills of mankind can be I'erjeel traced to irregularities of the stomach and bow- Honlth els. When these important organs fail to act cffttlt/t regularly the system becomes clogged with I impurities, and perfect health is impossible. Mozley s Lemon Elixir is a pleasant lemon drink which acts gently and thoroughly cleanses the system. It is the perfect liquid laxative, and is good for every member of the JMTfsytpW C family.-Fifty cents a bottle at all drug-stores. J Mozley’s Lemon Hot Drops are without any equal LefYlOfl for coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, etc. m t THE — v [BAY IRON WORKS; £ Manufacturers and Repairers of k Engines, Saw Mills; l Marine work a specialty t Packings, Fittings £ l and Supplies; £ Estimates furnished free ol Charge. £ : 629 Bay St. ; * W. R, DART, CLAUD DART, 4. President and Manager. Secretary and Treasurer, ♦ 4- C. Downing, President. E. H. Mason. Vice-Pre.ldenL E.D.Waltsr, CaaMar. The National Bank ol Brunswick. BKuNbVvIUK. GA CAPITAL OF ONE HUNDRED AN U FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS *ud total RESOURCES in excess of ONE HALF MILLION LcaJ-Aita. are devoted to the assistance of legit innate business enterprises. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Invited tr oia individuals, hrnis and corpora lions. SAVINGS DEPAtvfAIENT acco uuU bear Interest, eouipounded quasv tei’ly. Interest bea*lr i cerlflcates of deposit issued on special terms. MONEY ORDERS -f the “BANK HRS’ MONEY ORDER ASSOUIA ION” are cheaper r-... • ore conveu lent tua poetolSce or expi eßa. .-jyrgi’,-- -ec!iaa!a>gasafcaiß^afiSßaßEfflaEßawpwH% - a i|pMSFipii(iafj ' • Wsii-SKigy • | a Urana ', M organ & Davis , " UierRIBUTORo, Brunswick, Ctaa' 1 ■ ■ “j.. ii SEAL BRAND COFFEE GOES. it needs no introduction The fact that I sell it is enough, Blend makes Ideal Iced Tea Sold by this store only THOMAS KEANY, Fancy Grocer, 312 Newcastle Street. ♦••f-t-f-f-f-f-F-f-fee-.*.. Don’t Make a Mistake About your harness, but call and see J. H. Tankersley and gel, one of his. Last Better, Sells Cheaper, Gives pest Satisfaction of any. He makes sJi grades and prices to order. Fine lino of bursa hats, hoots, dusters, oils, aud Makes a specialty of repairing trunks, valices, ln fact all leather ana carriage work neatly done and with dispatch. Call on him. J- H. TANKERSLEY. x x x x x r, v t, UNREDEEMED * PLEDGES ' THREE PRQP HgAP, SINGER ‘ SEWING MACHINES. (ONE FINE DOUBLE BARREL [ ' PARKER dIUN. f They Go at a Bargain. 8. B. NATHAN. k --tSNkkkeeßßa^A . w ** a (W want a pleasant pnyslc Th Utt* * '* l ~ r> ** Btom * cb >d Liver Tablets. TJ}*j *re muijt to take ®.nti plesaat to *#ect ftg **J* b, teugglit*, 1 SEPTEMBER 3.. ANY CHURCH or parsonage or in stitute supported by voluntary con tribution will be given a liberal quan tity of tho Longman & Martinez Pure Paints whenever they paint.. Note: Have dono so for twenty years. Sales tens of mi.dons of gallons: painted nearly two million houses under guarantee to repaint, if not satisfac tory. The paint wears for periods up lo eighteen years. Linseed oil must be added to the paint, (dine in two minutes). Actual cost then about $1.25 per gallon. Samples f-ea. Sold by onr agent*. Bowen & Thomas THE DOG 4 \ DAYS ARE HERE 4 [ i > Have you your store and . equipped with Electric Fans. t IF NOT, PHONE No. 7. ** ,- - 4 ° ur Electric Faps make any? , hot day cool; will furnish , seabreeze or land breeze as 'Je- j! sred; will turn August • October, and will mix up more-* coolness with more than any other thing known of.T 4/i MUTUAL LIGHT * & water co. WOOD T- J- KENNER Bay and Gloucester. Fl,o„ e 3?6 Pine 75 e Mixed 90 c Oak i.oo " one Dose Convinces.” Mosleys Lemon Ellxer acta eeutlv It 1. * perfect liquid idfml to the bowel* without any unpjeaaaat ,6V cents per - -•* ff f. drug sto-^J