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THE dtiUfISWICK DAILY SEWS U UBU SHED DAILY BY THE Newt PUBLISHING COMP^NN CLAPa.NCE H. LEAVY, Editor an Man. qer. UOUI3 J. LEAVY, Jr, Cty Edlto EVE AY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. Bator* and at the Brunswick, Ga., hub vfflc* js second clase mail mutter SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Ter. ie of subscription in the clt and b; mail free of charge to all part of tht United Statea and Canada, Mex Ico, f Rico, Guam, Philippin islands a id Hawaiian leiande. 0n o wlonth - 50 Three Months ?1.25 Six Montha %2.Ll Ont Year SS.X Notice of discontinuance ef Ad:- and Subscriptions must be made t business office In writing. TELEPHONES. Business Office. editorial Room. .18. The Jfiditor *3. The City Editor * 4 * Socloty Editor Office fco7 Gloucester Street. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF Glynn County, Glynn County Commissioners. Thu United Staten Court of Bank ruptcy for thj* DlstrlcL Lorresponaeuca solicited, but to re jelve atteutiou letters must be ao eompanled by a responsible name, no for pub icatli.... but as a guarantee of good faith. Batected communication* will b returned If accompanied by pontage. Remittance should be made by pos tal note, check, money order or reg utereu letter. Address Ns we Publishing Cos., Brunswick, Ga. ■UP" '■"l—-1 ... Teddy does not care what kind oi Job ' 3 tacklen. He Is now writing a new dictionary. They are wrangling over In Savan nah over the delegation to the con greislonal convention. F lscc has sent a ten thousand dol lar donation to the Valprlaso suffer era Cood for Frisco. , S' \con is get ting In shape for the eta'a convention. It will only he a uia er of form and oratory. 0 T e Alabama idea of electing the sue, ***i or of a man before he dies Is a *ra e proposition to say the least ot It. The Cuban government has resol ved to kill as many of the lnsurgeats ai. iey can and pardon the rest ot the i. T .eu again, perhaps If lltt'e Joe Br- .n had not been such an expert card writer be could have held onto his job. B-vau's home-coming la going to lit 1 the political event of the year ami will put the Nebraska i squarely in the piesldeutlnl race. The lepubitoauH of Texas have bolt ed the state convention. We di.i not knew that there were enough of them In the "to hold a convention. THANKS. The following Is fi-oni the Atlanta Joirnal of Monday: "in an edltorla in Sunday's Journal it w;ta stated that only three dally papers of the state, which gave the people's candidate support were the Joirnal. the Augusta Herald uml the Griffin Wally Ohll. ’Hhc Brunswick Daily News should have been added to the list. Editor Deary, of the News has been'a conelatent sup|H>r ter of Mr. Smith from the opening of the campaign, and while not taking en active part in his editorial ca peclty, has always from the columns of hts excellent paper, given Mr. Smith the fairest sort of showing, and In the latter Jays of the struggle, dm valiant work for him This work assisted In placing Glynn county and a number of ita neighbors in the col umn of the peoples victory, and the Journal desires to make entire ac knowledgement Of Editor Lettvj s val uable assistance.** The Nesw Is so happy over the uia-x nlflcent victory of Hok* Smith that it had really overlooked the omission referred to by the Journal. The how ledge of the fact that we added o ir little mite to the great triumph ol tl > people is sufficient satisfaction 1 pleasure fo us. However, we ap. predate the kind words from our esteemed Atlanta contemporary and he>e take occasion to compliment it upon the splendid battle it has waged *ni for the great results It has ar ■ complished. it makes the Atlautaj Journal the greatest exponent of deiu j oar la the aoutbau. stgtea. ' DEMCCftAtV AND HEN WOES. With* reference to the many obsta cles with wh.ch democracy has bad to battle In the past the Wash ington Post thug sizes up the situa tion: "It turns from an opportunity to make trouble In thA enemy's ranks and hunts for trouble In It’s own.” It does not need to bunt for trouble .a Its own ranks; the trouble is so u herenf and obtrusive that ii can i.'itl; er be ignored or avoided. “The cause ol the trouble la to bo •fo-'ud In the conflicting opinion, the divergent Interests, and the warring elements within the party. It I; eas Iflr to mix oil and water (han to re ! coucile these radical differences, "'he old democratic party was conserva tive. so much o as to resist progress I who. progress was desirable. II de fended slavery, because the most un democratic of ad Institutions seemed to he protected h> the constilulioa it deprecated as an organization, and in too many instances opposed ilio war for the union Ibccanse this method ot preventing dissolution did not seem to be expressly authorized ,y the bona of union. An so in many other em ergencies and other vital questions It’s cautious attitude exposed to it the Jeer of tin- opponent who said: ” It appears to be the mission of the dem ocratic* party to sit on the coat-tails of progress and holler, "whoa!" "But in 18'Jii the democratic party became at one bound radical It out heroded the republican free silverite lu It's demand for a cheap dollar. It joined hands witn the populist in ad vocacy of their vagaries and beckon ed socialists to its ranks. All the die coated elements, the foes of property tnd the enemies of order, graviate I towards ilB standard. It. was do moon tic only In name After two over whelming defeats, the party again submitted though half baarte'dly, and under protest, to “safe and sane" lead ••rshlp. But the distrust of the poo pie and the deflection of the radical element that refused to accept Barker led to a third and even more com plete disaster. Now tin- party is try ing to rally again under the "poetlesa leader’’ who twice led it Into the slough :>f despond—and left It here! It is a desperate and du lous under takteng. How reconcile the uitrecon cinble? How repress the lrrepre T bl* How ndx the unmtxaible? How Induce harmony lu a chorus of Kil kenny cats?” You o:u, near municipal rumhllugs tuTT soun in the game. Booth Carolina settled her differen ces at tho polls yesterday. From all Indications those Savan nith policemen are a baa set. That Russian red roll is growing at the rate of one essisalnatlon a day. Watch them ] tie up for the Hoke Smith band wagon ait owr Georgia now. Candidates for the railroad commits aion arc bobbing up all over the state. They are still counting Hoke Sinitu majorities tu several of the Georgia counties. Jerome and ilearst are making alt kinds of ugly faces sit each other right now. Dick ’iiissclt is going to lecture in Atlanta. He ought to t-JJ them alt how It happened. ” 1 *“ ■■■■!■ ■■■ ■> Wonder what has become of tic proposition to open the foot of clou coster street T AIT RIGH’ r DOWN AFIt,R YOU READ THIS ADVERTISE*.! fjtyl And send us you uiinie aud address aud wc will seud you maps, plats aud particular* regarding mo no. FRUITLAND ( DU),\v CO., of Oeo gia on the Georgia Southern and Flo; - ida railroad. We have the gryutesf leal estate bargain ever pffcitrtj Residence lots $15,00: business lot I $25,00. Due sure tracts adjoining the, town $25,000, a acre I:act* $75.00, 80 acre tracts as low as $7,(0 par acre. 1 Three traps a year averaging from str>u to s4ou per acre. Tbs übms prices will double In six months. Write today. You will hear cf things you navpr knew before. r> uitland Colony Cos., Q 125 Clark St. ‘ Chicago W. L. Olcssner, Care ft. S a f .8,1 l Q-Mkopu Citation. Georglr. Glynn county. Whereas K H Uopkl is administra tor of the t#t(*. of A 1„ Franklin, represents to the court In his petition duly filed and entered nn j> cord, that he has fu.ly adntlr.latered A. 1 Fran kiln's estata This is tautyfna to dte all persons concerned, kind tv.! and rreditor'i, to show cause. tf any they can, why said administrate):' should not be discharged from his ad ministration. ats-l receive letters of dismissal on the first Monday ia Sep tember. 1C Horace Dart. ...... . Ordinary. fHfi bA UkJjJite NEvvi TUESOAV, AiJuST i&, \<M: T T * T T I So m! * n Y'*'tal .Tens* and It* Ke*\ , J f—~2 OS T\ lifeless hair,* .Fatta of sctcn-*.its -* As*t fj atthe ndc, keeps,. . Such hair needs L-ip." The roo.s nc;-d feeding with a ■mod h-ir-food—Ayer’s Hair Vigor. The hair becomes stronger, ".rows faster, stops fa lin® out. keeps £o' and smooth. Just feed vour 1.-ir and yea w ,1 h* s? isfled vi'h it. J.c.A;erCo.. | ~,, M _ . _ .. ______ 1,0 xt e Alt- MAKKOIP THINGS HEW IT \LSO keep* th.-in Dev/. Tbere will Ijt no old, dull looking furniture or w-w woodwork in homer wheie ’hits wonder ..i ike i* n< and. No reanwliingf-*— revarnif.hmg riecr-Mar) . Liquid Veneer i a varnuh, hut a surface fowl arid ci'.anrr that builds op the original finish • r ’<i make* it brighter'than ver. It instantly r-*torr* tht brilliant newrrs* anr- *ani?sh of *Wio*. 1 urnitur**. Picture * <aroe, Interior Wc I work, Hardwcod Floor* nd all po(i*hed, varn.*hed cr erwmcJi;! flurfa' *. dlcbo, slaftih, dirt ?nd dullness. A child fan apply il. Nfithir,# but a j pit"' f of t hr.- . liolh u ncedt-d and tlietn iv no drying wail fur. NF.W SIZE PACKAGES 4 ounce bottle 2S eta. 12-riunce bottle 5C eta. SOLD BV ✓ COLSON HARDWARE COMPANY. G. F. ANDERSON, Agt. L. C. SVfITH VISIBLE TVPtWRITfR jjgj Typewrit rs t ented and R ipaired DOLLAR RIBBONS AT 75c. AT SI. SIMON PIEk ROOD MEALS AND LODGINGS KING CITY ST. SIMON PIER MRS. B. HARRELL. *’*****-'*“'**~~'"~*—• l ~~ l ~ ■■■■■? a hwiliti, tao ooi Th , Rev. j. O. Warren., pastor o shaion Baptist churchy Belalr, Q says or KHectHo Bittern “It’s a Go tier. 1 to m !r * C cured m> ~ lame back, stiff Joints, and c"’u,..et r.u s-'.ilni calU.se. ( was no ?-e*k I took me an tunc to walk n half mile Two bottles of Uloctria Bite's hnv ado m>. no strong I Lava Just wall ed thru i miles In' fifty minute* an V"l 1./.o w "Iking three mere. Ltn made anew urn of me." Gveatem r ■ mv> for of all stomach, liver and Sidney eotr plaints Sold under *aa r ata* at BnUt* Pitas 4 '•sntK The! GEORGIA fill! —AND— Lunch Room OPEN DAY AND NIGHT P. BROWN A. CALFOUNTZAS PROPS. 306 NEWCASTLE ST. Ml AL TICKETS WORTH $3.50 FOH #*.oo. FROM THE BEST SOURCES How and where a grwy.v stock i # bought determines Its val ucuud qqol ity. We could buy cheap stuff and sell to you at cheap p'iecs. You might think we would be good ;*o pU to trade with—but. we wouldn’t he We ipy front the best sources | pay fair prices Mid charge you a fair | profh ;ijst enough to pay for h:.tull the goods. Wo wouldn’t touch ohe.p quality tor a groat deal. We i .lend to uialntaiu our reputation for u./iiesty vtt ail things. thos. keany. - - •- , „ - I The prettiest lino v. poor-tn-hand neckwear ever offered in theefity at 25 c.nia each. Come and ’xk and. oe astoak*:ei. Big uoyfrer, SOB aad M* Bar atm*. * YOUR WANTS WLL E . SUBE COMING fs THIS COLUMN j Do you want a pos.tion, a house i urvanL Have you lost anythinq? O , • u want to rer.t a rcoir, or have vo, ! a room cr house to renL if sa pu n ad. in The News cneap eotumo. FOB RENT. FOR RENT —Two story house cornet jeorge and Amiierel stie-els. Ain-J two story House -vo. doc Grout street, -vpply at jh'i Carpenter. ./a ii)-..', i'wo-r'.tory i.ouse, coiiut el E and K stieels, per month. | i. I cniiig o Cos. FOR RENT.—Residence on North Lee street. Six room dwelling. Apply to j_i E. Taylor at Fladley's store. FOR REN T -Two callage-., furnished Cue, ;; looms, two rooms a.id I '.lcheu md one 5 roonm, J looms diamg loom and kitchen also lurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Alls ii. Walt ce, .st. t-irnon Island, Ga. FOR RENT. Five room cottage three doors from postottice. ill moil cm conveniences. Apply to 7)1 Glo•>- cesl.er strer t. ..ANTED. WANTED.- A night, watchman. Ap dy ai llilton amt Dodge mills at once. wanted a saleslady experienced in dry goods. Apply to A Zeliuenoviiz WANTED. Ten brick masons and 27 laborers. Apply to :\l. C. Alexander at new A. 11. &. A. depot. WANTED.—Seamstress. Apply to Madam Dei.izit, the milliner. WANTED.—White waitro'i for new restaurant. Apply at 3ul Newcastle street. WANTED. —District managers aud deputies. Permanent position. SSO per week to hustlers. Address, with 2 cent stamp. I lux, Eng. Amur. Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. WANTED. —Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel ana collect for n firm of $250,000.00 capita'. Sm ary, $1,t‘72,00 per year md expenses. Salary paid weekly ami expenses ail vanned; references required. Ad dress, with stamp, J. A. Alexander UrunswKV.. Ga. a ,T ANTED—Laborers at tlie new court house, lb cents per hour. Butt ends of niliug for sale at the new court In e. WANTED— l . enty salesladies ana live salesmen Apply to M. Isaac, at once. WANTED —People to know tiiatUncie Sjg will loan you money on anything of value. All legitimate business sot ieited. Big Levlsou. 303 aud all!.* Bay street. FOR DENT. -Four room cottage oil the corner of George and Ellis street Apnly at 222 Union. % FOR SALE —At a saerifji e. tp bouses and 75R100 feet of land; J four room house Just built; 1 thr • erooni bouse in good condition; rents for $12,00 per! month. Only st:oti. MUST GO. Ap ply to R, W. Durden, phone 186 or 1009 (J street. LOST.- Out* pair of gold framed spec tacles. Will pay reward for return to News office. WANTED—Good practical sawyer capacity of mill about 6,000 per dav. Good place for right man. A. Living j ston, liruokman, via. FOUND. Watch. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for ad. Addrest p. o. box 160. LXJtaiT Bupch of kys. Will pay re ward if returned to Dr. E. it. Bake.' the name on key nug. ft Is possible to cbtatm relief Lon chronic indigestion and dyspepsia b j the use cf KODOI. FOR DYSPEPSIA j Some of the most hopeless cases o long standing have yielded to it.. I I enables you to digest the food you ea 1 and exercises a corective Ictluenc j building vip the efficiency of the diges ! Uve organs. Tb gtomcah is the bon- \ er wherein tne steam is made tha i keeps up wour vitality, health an strength. Kodol digests what you ea M'akes the stomacn sweet —outs th boiler In condition to do tie wer. ! nature demands of it — ft i.es you relte from digestive disorders, and puts yo in aha&e tp do your best and fe ) yvmr bast. 'Soirl by all druggists. GMvesten’s Si* yVS. I! - Makes life now sale j'u ‘(hat ejt ■ us Du tlio higher uplands. 13. W.' Gooiiloe. who resides on Duuon street in Waco. Texas, needs no seawall tor safety- 'I whites: T Lav * used Dr King's New .Diseovery for QbbJiio tinn for tli© _past Cy* rears and it keeps them ivoll and safe. Urn time 1 had a cough which for‘years had been growing worse now its gone.'' Cures chronic coughs. la grippe, croup, whooping cough an 1 prevents pneumonia Pleasant to! lake. Every botfl.o guaranteed a I Smith's Pharmacy. Price 50 and SIOO ] trial bottles free. Citation. CBOTWJIA. Glynn County. Whereas, BHa p. Smith, admlntatra r:x of John A. SmUh, rebjreseati to the court in her petition, duly f.-’v' that she has tu .y adituniatered Johy A. Smith's osta.e:: This .* there fore to cit s all persons conoeru. and kindred and creditors, to ahew cause tf any they can, why sid auniinist-.xe trig should not be discharged from her iiJtfitiiisjtrt* yp, aid receive let ters of dismission J£e firs* Moc day In August, lSdt HO&ACV IiART, Ord’usry. DR. GEO. COESTER. VETINARY SURGEON. All aomentlc animal; treated. ut Ordara at •rvoa’a Drug stcra I •MOW* MH SOUTHERN, r " A *bWAY SCHEDULE Effective -an try 9, lau*. ,N. ii. Eoflowing sc bed ale liguresl punCisned oniy ts ii lo’-nralion atJ! are not guaranteed. JO TnE i’lvK'irt ANr-i EAST. Nos. 23. 34. i,. 30J Lv. Brunswick ‘j.t ;;a. tJtup nr. Jt-sup 11 2;)a. lo.J'Jp *r. bavanaah 1. Z'. i2.lia Ar. Columbia ".cup. o.dlla t r. Asu'.v*lle DJ;-p A.. Charlotte lO.LJp. j a.ica Ar. DauviUe 2 21a 2 lep Ar. KicUntond C.OB, t.42p Ar. WashingiOU h.aUa. P.odp Ai - . BaUunore lO.utia ll.lrp Ar. Philadelphia l .p, 2.37a Ar. New York 3.30 p. d.3oa TO THE WEST. --.os. 15. 13 Lv Brunswick ti.iOa. B.3t*p i Ar. Jet up S 10a 10.2 b.. Ar Ma Ml. 1 30p. 4.v2a Ar. Atlanta 4 .Op. ti.3ua . Rome ■. id 1 ' 7.25a Ar. Cuattanooga ; r,r,p u.-iua Ar Knoxville r Ida. i.lOp f Ai. Louisville to On. S.Hb Ar. Cincinnati BTia. 7.40; Ar. St. Louis fl.llp. i. 32. Ar. Birmingham &.15p. i2.bla Ar. Memphis 7.U5a. S.O&p Ar. Kansas City lt.4ba Ar. Chicago 7.2a, Trains arrive at, Brunswick as foi ’ows: No. it arrives at Bruaswifj a) 81)5 p m. with cour setions from Sav -nfc an ’ East, and also from A) laat-t a_id V'st. No. 1G arrives a, -,.‘25 p. rn. trom A) lanta and West. No. 24 arrives :)t 7.10 p. m. with con nections trom all points East THROUGH CAR SERVICE. Nos. 29 ana 30, “WASHINGTON AND FLORIDA LIMITED,, carry lug Pullman, Drawing room acd Sleep lng cars between Jcsub and New York. Nos. 13 apd 14, “Toe FLORID.-*. LIMITED” carry through Pullmsit Drawing room, Sleeping cars he tween Josoip, . itlanta, Cireinuat . Chicago, Kansas City, and Colors.!.; Springs. TTNEX CELLED Dining ear se>- vice on atl trains. For information a. ! ? to rates and schedules, **tc., ap pi v to H. B. SPENCER, G A., Washington G. C. S H. HARDWICK, P. T. M.,Wa3li ingf.cn, D. C W. H. TbYLOE, G. P. A., Wash tngton. P. C. BRO. KS MORGAN, A. G. ?. A. AI.L-"‘a, Ga. a. 11 HOO3CMAN.G. A., Erusswici, >s , Taoat, 151 New Greek- American Restaurant AND LUNCH ROOM. NIGHT AND DAY NuATEST PLA CE IN THE C'~Y EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS SERVICE UNSURPASSED. NOW OPEN. IN OLL ARCADE BUILDING NO. 210 GLOUCESTER ST. POLETES & IIOODENPYLE TELEPHONE NO. 450. see Davis & | Blackerby | Fine Press Peaches APPLES PER FECT 35 CENTS CHICKENS, EGGS and BUTTER at the lowest market pricea ocE US FOR TRIAL ORDEO. Telephone 44C 202 Mortk Street to/ letrsvim, in typewriting and aten ogiaphy call on Mrs. Ahr a Hoffman, No. 117 South ix*e eu-eot. A torpid, inactive over can produo more bodily dlls than anything else It is good to 'lean th* system on occasionally Stir the live, up an get into shape geufraliy. The has results are der red from the use 0 DeWitt s Little Early Risers. Relie bis, effective, isearant pitls with reputpui n. Never gripe. Sold by a! dnigg'su 'ail on -ho B rune wick Development Company u> t , their plan. kws ..sc president. tt’.t i_ loucostcr street. Dr WUliatna' India.* Pll j Ointmem will cure blind, b'ecdtog, ulcwrate | sate li.c.';it, g n;Un. It otworhs the to niorp, allays the itching it once, i.crs )W apoultioe. gives insf-ut relief'. Dr. MV ama inuiau Pile ’"nunent i prepared for pilas ari itching of the delicate parts. Brory box is guaran teed. Sold by druggists by mall for 60 cent* acu 11.03. WUliarua Htf, ON fropk Uarwiaad, Ofcto. K:. § 1 . wciuk i a l TLc ;reat for nervous Trostrai'oa ana all and. ea.sca o i 1 R orran.<; cf cirh r . . i.-i .h a Nervous Prosirafion, r’ .* ing or rm ™ W : Impoui-ncy, tnii sious. Youthful Er.ois. Men al Worry* of Tobncco or Opium. w Hich lej.d to Consumption anu iLsamtyM IRlrtQ order we guarantee to eure or refund the money. Sold at ii 4 I til Uwlßu* e Uoxes for so. >C- fi>i (JIL.OILAL Cd.. For Sa,e by HUNT l^£sf'S General Headquarters\ For Autcniobiled -I you are seth e market for an a uiomotilebicycle, or if you want\ pairs in e;'.l.er of these departments e ec rae. I also have a full line of , sutidres. Sole agent. iBBS OLESMOaiLE, FRANKLIN AND POPE TOLEDO AUTOS. 4 1 am cow tn my new quarters No 34d Newcastle *;reet Call and £> tny stock. I have with rx,.■ an expert automobl'e repairer, Mr- y ws*t Savannah. f B. ,U Of’ewitters by doing you )■• 't&wntmmmmm* Begl! ?The NaHi.f^ip^R PtlP* of I IS CAPITAL ?150,Cv/0.00 xHj SURPLUS > ear Savings Department Pays Four ptr cent interest cou-npounded quarterly. WESLEY H. GREENFIELD, Pile Driving Contractor WHARF BUILDING AND TRESTLE WORK A SPECIALTY. £OO L street, Brunswick, Ga. Administrator's Sale. Georgia, G.yriu county. By virtue of an order of the court ol ordinary of said county, granted at the August, term, 1906 thereof, the undersigned will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in Sep tember, 19u6. before the court bouse door in said county, between the le gal hours of sale, the following real estate, property of the estate of An ne E. Kemick. deceased, situate in aid county and in the city of Bruns wick, therein lo say, an undivided one third 1-;!, interest, in that lot or body of land in what is called the New Town of Brunswick forming in shape a square with sides ninety 90, feet long, and bounded, west by B street and comprising and being identAwd upon th-. map ol said* city by the smmbvrs as New Town lots mss hundred and thirty-fivs, 935, nin* hundrstl and thirty six, 92tt, and nino hunrirßd and tbirt /-swell. 937. togeth er with the improvements tnereo-i anj appurtenances. Said property being accurately and particularly described in the petition of the undersigned to the court of ordinary of said county for leave to sell the aa ie and am endments thereto now of file in that court and referred to for descrip tion. Terms of sale cash, 'purchasers paying for title. This August 10. 1900. Courtland S. Lamb, Administrator estate of Annie E. Ken lick. Administrator’s Sale. tale of Georgia, County of Glynn. Under and by virtue of sin order granted by the court of ordinary oi aid county on tne 7th. day of August. UOG. there will be sold a’ public out cry before the court be use door ot aid county, between *Ue legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Sep tember, 1906, to the highest and host bidder, for cash fitty-th -ee shares of the capital stock of the South Atlantic 7’owing Company, of the par value ot one hundred dollars per share; s?iu took belonging to the estate of U. Dart, late of said county, deceased. 'This August 10, 190 C. W. F. Symons, Administrator of Estate of U. Dart, de ceased. Notice. State of Georgia, County of Glynn. To John J. Maguire and Lucretia Ami Murray as executor and execu trix named in the allege,! last will of John Murray, deceased, of file in this office; You are hereby notified to be and appear at the court of ordi nary to be held !n and for said coun ty the first .Monday in September, A. D., Ijo6 at 10 o'clock a. m. then and there to answer the petition of Lucre? tia Ann Murray and show cause, if any you can! why the probatte in com mon form of the alleged will of the said John Murray should not be annull ed, revoked and set aside aud an In testacy of said John Murray, deceas ed, bo declared by the court.. Take notice hereof and govern yourselves accordingly. This July 7th. a. D 1906. Horace Dart, Ordinary. An old time cough syrup hinds thebowels. Anew Idea was advan ced two year© ao in Kennedy's Laxa alive Honey and Tar. This remedy acts to the mucus membranes, reliev eg the bowels at the same time. It expe's all cold from the system, it clears thfe tfirpat arid strengthens the mucus membranes, reHemi emus, coughs, croup, whooping cough, etc. For sale by all druggists. CHAS. BBMKLIY Contractor of Piledriving, Pockbuild- Ing and ~Trastle Work. WM. GREENFIELD, MGR. Phones 214 and 417. * Open AH the Year Vh- Watiaea House at oewa* Fu, Ut. tirr.ov island, will ramaia m *3 t'aax round. VISITOR* ALWAY* welcome MRS. W. L. WALLACE i-evr-nm C 441 atop your frcrabl if It Is money you need. Money •< ioaticd on a&yihing cl value, ud clothing for tale by gig ]>Ttoo ■M*MR watefcaa, M BKOWN&CO DEALERS, MANUFACTURERS AND SHIPPERS OF Raiiwav Crossties AMD DEALERS IN •* - —n Yeiiow Pine I umber BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. • Oi*N D- ROUNTOS, Brunswick’s Candy Store. Don’t buy burnt sugar and imagln you are getting pure chocolate... Foi oure chocolate arid all other candies call on me...A fresh supply re ceived every day from MENIER, tna famous chocolate maker. Either in bulk or in pound and half pound boxes. FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND. —TAFFY CANDY MADE DAILY.- 208 Newcastle street. Cobb and *> t ■ "*. WMiKv. Wheeler G NEPAL TINNERS. THE OLD RELIABLES. 25 Years in the Business, GOOD WORK PROMPTLY EXECU- ’ TED. 212 Newcastle St. CAR LOAD OF PAGE V/ OVEN WIRE FENCE t. We at* Agents for PAGE WOVEN WIR EFENCE. ’ “lf Mo * *8 *. Telephone dgl). I AM NOV/ PREPARED TO DO General Plumbing OF ALL KIND We carry a full and complete line of STOVES and RANGES and do ail kind of STOVE REPAIRING. J, H. BOHN E. Phon* 387, 428 • Newcastle Street, DsVcs’s old Btand. - - D- Q H. rf. GARNETT. GENERAL CONTRACTOR When in need of A PLASTERER, ' ' \ A PAINTER/ A CARPENTER i P?il on the Old original H. B. GARNETT* CASTOR! A mu.Lt* aod Children Hie .\inii You Have Always Bough! Shoes! shoe*,!! shoes:!! for men women and children, aii kinds all aj **. nil epcat. TWee* tosuit ’ Um g h**l*M. IM ud SOS B(