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THE BRUSWICK DAILY HEWS PU LISHED DAILY BY *. 16 NEV . PUBLISHING COMPANN VLA4AN. i H. LCAv77~Ed ar an M magi . LOl IS J. LEAVY, Jr, City Ed,u, E.ER DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. £u #r*d i t the Brunswick, Ga., poa ufij.e a- second claa# mail matter 61 ISCRIPTiUN RATEB. Terms of subscription in the cit ar J by r. it free of change to all parti cf the United States and Canada, Me* Ico, Pc .a Rico, Guam, PhiLppin islands and Hawaiian islands. Un ( Month .50 Three Months 61.26 Six M .nths $2 50 One 1 ear # $5.00 Notic* of discontinuance of Ads ard Subscriptions must be made t bt sinest office in writing. * tor nOi.tb Bi*lb< O'lns K.'iluh., The rn-m .. „ The Cl 1 ) adiuJi „,, _ oocj.ty IMusi „ !*...46K Ottico 207 Gloucester Street. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF Giym. County, Glynn County Commissioner*. The United States Court of Bank' rnptcj for Uiis District cor-esponnuuce solicited, but to re -eive attention letters must bo ao comp uied by a responsible name, no for p' ij 1 cation, but a., a guarantee of good faith. It .cted communications will b etu. <-d If accompanied by postage. I, U.L, lev should bw made by poe al *.*, meek, money order or regi. .reu letter Address News Publishing Cos., Brunswiok, Ga. Sus to the Macon and Bruns wick Navigation Company. Hr.a,wick needs an odltiance against the posting of obscene adver lisin . matter on the city bill hoard". W aid we break the rules of pro prlc if we mildly suggested Unit, like \ugust 10. November 10 is eoin lng? -h n Temple Graves says Bryan wo, ! rather be rv.nt than be presi de r. . J.iut when will ho ever get rlf. ? ( ..liiu.aii MUi' f lias and a bih ij slate committee tin* del ocracy of the state Al :;i* in lir>atls - v . 1 . '* , • ~n ,ti"' "ruiuJjf in w tja .. for Brmi-;w;civ” am 3na ar ia .1 some balm “caliy SfJlero are j.wt J3 tsykir* in iT" rapt* lor tno r/vuri ot? appeal TV t rfttlier Uko "k\,((jon " foi t! whole buniVi. . 3tc ielay In the ySstriut mn of ttu trull* h.*i-Leiu lii/ this oily lias r<r inli it ita growtfrlly ni least five years. What a groat pity. — Go down Ho Hie art-no Oft" A., 1). & A. terminals this afternoon and y< i will hm* some Idea of what the pi motors of that energetic line thiiik the future of Brunswick. TH 7 MACON AND BRUNSWICK NAVIGATION COMPANY. The News notes with considerable g itilleaiion that tlie Macon 1 i'uiuiwlck Navigation Company has L en ■formed In tho city of Macon v ith a capital stock of $25,0001 an I t .at at a very early date the company in ill put on a line of u< w steamers to ply tho Oci-iulgee river hotwteu the Central City and the one rtowh here by the sea. For many years; it has been the dream of the peeplu of Macon to h.ivc tin two cities connect' ed by a regular line of steamers uuu now, after years. and years ol wait ing, they are about to see ihuir die sires culminated. A few months ago tho Macon chant her of commerce experimented with the route In pin mo the at earner Nan Elizabeth on the run. The little craft, while not very comely, lias denta onetrated the that there is a Held thre ready for operation amt the people of Macon, with eommijudaWe energy, have gone right to oigao.Md a '."od. snon.Vt ; " N.m is doinlCTf ‘•,ew * '*i .*!• *i at i*i<-Hcntß| * " ‘ 1 ; i I >1 al’li'fl . fe i * mi - i a* \ a a. ll* .*■- Jp..* el. * L ti* --J^l HON. E. H. MASON. The News is more than pleased to note the fact that Cha’>-mar Miller of the state den or ratle exceut./e com mittee. has seen fit to appoint Hon. B. H. Mascn. ot thi,. city, as one of the committeemen at large for the uew state organization. .Mr. Ma or, has always evinced a lively interest in the politics of the county and the city an’ he will unquestionably ex hibil the same interest in those ol the state in future. He is a sub stantial business man, rapiesent* that cteracut of solid young commer cial me# of the south upon whose shoulders the development of tnis great country has fallen In all elev- en of these appointments, Chairman Miller lias displayed a spi- mild judge ment -tnd Instead of seh-cteiiig wii , tillers and ward reeh-rs in has Invaded the business ranks of the .Fife tor timber for his party. It speaks well for the future man agement of the democratic party seen the cheap screw political) Is i! placed by business men; men ot affairs and men who plat' other In terests above those of seeking an i holding office. The News congratulates Chairman Miller on the entire selection and it is unite convinced that none of them was better selected than was the one from the Eleventh Congressional dis trict. HUDSON’S BIG VOTE. Speaking of the very complimentary vote received by Kan. T. G. Hudson, commissioner of agriculture, the Am ericus Times-Recorder very properly says: “ “The many friends of lion. Ti os. G. Hudson, commissioner o, agricul ture, aro making flatterli g predict ion# concerning nis political future. The fact that Commissioner Hudson •rfii'Hoived tiki lliousuml -more vtoiee than did any other candidate on ti e state ticket attracts eonsidc able at tention to this gentleman's atatewid > reputation and populat'd'. Matty eougrutnlatfons are being offered Commissioner Hudson and It Is tall ed n the open that his signal victor' puts him in line for the next gub ernatorial nomination. Tltla. Is plea • news to the many friends of the gen ial commissioner In America* and Snmpter county.” Why don’t Uraun n and Shep ard run over again on October 3? That's tin fairest way to settle It. Ir, Self Defense. Major Hamm, editor and manager of the Constitutionalists, Kmlneu: tty., when he was fiercely at lacked four : a|b by piles, bought a box of Ducklcii’s Arnica Salve, of whhit he aays: "It cured me In ten days and no trouble atnee.” Quicltest In a' er of burns, sores, cut* and wounds Twenty-five cents at Bmith'i l’har macy. Galveston’s Sea Wal^ Makes life now safe In that cit s tm the' higher uplands, IS. W Good 100. roaides on Dutton street In Wpi'O, .Texas, needs no seawall for safety. Ha writes: "f have used Dr. King's New Discovery for Uonstunp tlou for the past Bvo years aud it keeps them well and safe. Before tha time 1 bad a cough which for years had been growing worse now its tattP." Cures chronic coughs, la grippe, croup, whoopiug cough an prevents pneumonia. Pleasant to take. Every bottle guaranteed a Smith' Pharmacy. Price 50 and 1100 trial bottles free. Concatenation of Hfo Hooa. On account or the meeting of the International dyupi.iutlou or Coneat coated Order oMIoo lloos the South ern railway will sell tickets to Okla bantu. City, 1. T at the rate of $'.13,15 for the round trip. Tickets will be o sale September 7, s, and 9 and wtl be good to return leaving Oklahoma City not later titan September 14. For futrehr information call on or address. E H. Houseman, genera agent. Reduced Rate* to Baltimore Account. Jubilee week rhe. South ern railroad will gdEEpßcand trip tick ets to Baltimore ST the eyceedln.s' low rate of ■3.50 for found trip Tickets will vkftm sale September 3 UvUnd 10 and will be good to return !• letjrrtng linltlmoo-not inter .Uaa fs.h|ember iafor , H Iglai ••• ■ i.fv tHE BRUNSWICK OAH.Y NEWS SSNOAy, SEPTEMBER , f\ Ilf'* 1 New coughs are bad enough. KJla L,ouqns %£rK£ t xs’S& %J one think of brotchitis. con sumption. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral quickly cures new coughs. And it cures o.d ones, too. The nex: time j .a see your doctor, ask hitnwhy this medicine so unptly relieves cujrhs. „ fc * T * ro •* ,* twc übiiat> i.c.AjewCom ,M.of 411 O.ir G. F. .-iNDE .HfeON, Ago LC. SMITH VISIBLE TYPtWRITER ■ Typewriter* Rented and Repaired DOLLAR RIBBONS AT 7bc. I’il-Llnir a Wey Ai-rn*-, n ttonatalu. Picking ti way is good fun. You must first scout attend in g. p -i*ii. Then you determine more carefully just where each hoof is to fall. For instance, it Is u question of whether you are to go above er Itclutv ti certain ledge. You decide on going Isdow because tlius you will dodge a little climb and also i rattier slippery looking rock slide. But on investigation you find, bidden hy the hushes, a riven bowlder. There is no way around it. So then retrace your stops to the place where you made your lirst choice. The upper route lignin oilers you an alternative. You select one; it turds out well; forks again. But you discover both these fotkl utterly impracticable. So back you must hike to the very beginning to discover, if you can. perhaps a third anil urn "itshlered chance. Then, if none are g cd, you must east In review the features of all your little explorations in order to determine which best lends itself to expedients Ibis consume- lime, but it is great fun —Outing Magazine. Mill. I'V.t Kill. "Tills Is milk fit! lad," said the loath er merchant. II is very soft mid fine utnl pliable, han't it'/’’ He smoothed the delicate white skin and vent on: "All first rate kid is milk fed. It come* to ns .rota (he I t-neli mountaineers. These men are superb goatherds. Their immense (locks supply the world's kid gloves. The goatherds of France are careful to U<eji their kids on an ex elusive milk diet. They pen tie; little animals tvlf.it their mothers 1t rocky Inclosures, where there is no grass. At that the kids often escape, often man age to eat suiid food, for, with almost human perversity, kids that shouldn't he weaned wean themselvesA-a.-ly, whereas calves that should bemoaned chug like grim death tq, milk. Ono inoa! of aritsa will kid's skin, will rot) it of |*<t softness and pliability, will harden end coarsen and stlff'-ri It iteutre, when you buy kid gloves always choose Ihe mill? fed kind,”CtuiAnatl Enquirer. % The Ntimr TtlXedo. \ The Tuxedo coat got its name from the fashionable colony ut Tuxedo, and tile origami etme of the place was Dm I. Cedar I o' of the old native, still call It %'tl 'l; ( e.iar. lieorg* i ,la hc’h. one of die orfg'nal settlers of the country, named ihe place. The lake was then int'ch - miller than It D now and wri tdmply ii \. it :rt the fish pond. Dm day old T hlabeeh and his sons lirJ j: v c there to shoot game The ducks were very plentiful, tinnier oils cellar tv.-ci v: r;* growing out of (he rocks alour ih ■ shore. "i#t in e; ! phi, >an tale,” said the old man. "Let ns call It puck Cedar,” So puck Cc-dar It war and continued to be for tr. my y ears until the name was changed to . tuxedo. Oner n Nest of Pirates. Lundy, In tl • Bristol channel. Is an Island where one may sett an earth mptlm ut any time. There Is noUfcig nlaruihig about these “earthqadEes,” however. They are simply certain cu rious crevasses In the west of the Is land, which the local people call by that name. Lundy In former centuries was a notorious nest of pirates. In King Henry III.V time William tie Mtirlseo, n traitor to tho king, built a castle there and set up as an early Captain Kidd. And so it went on through the centuries until in the mid dle of the eighteenth Thomas Benson, a Barnstable m* r-Imut, who was then lessee of the Island, was convicted of piracy nml expelledi contract for carrying con jJTx to the American colonies and quietly t > land them on Lundy pfd use their labor there. The Mp In the Cfileiiitnr. Tlie figure 9. which came Into the calendar on Jam 1, 1880, will stay with cs 111 years Horn that date, or ifctil Dec. 31, 1909. No other figure hRs As had such a lone consecutive nm.yMd tne 9 Itself has only once befote4K*n In a race which lasted over a centner— that In which It continuously figured from Jam 1, 889, until Dee. 31, 000. a period of 1,11 years. The figures 3 and 7 occasionally fall Into odd combina tions, bat neither of them has eveaMtt served for a longer period tl.atJß .consecutive years In our cnlendarH tlio present mode of cnlculailuil was established. It Is also from their relative positions numerals (t is an 'cither if tb'*i i to appear M kudfiga. cant iu a e U*jj for a longer YOUR WANTS WILL BE SURE COMING IN THIS COLUMN Do you want a position, a house ttrvanL Have you iost anything? D yru want to rent a rcom, or have yoi a room or house to rent. If t>e pa au. in Tile new* toeap coiunut. FOR RENT. FUK KENT —two a lory nouae coruci "-.urge a.uu Auineiet sticets. Ai,.> uvo Story n< use No. SOS G ant street. -Vppiy at 6>.'6 Carpenter. . oi, iiL.; -i woetory house, lawyer at I'. and F streets, S2O per mokta i>ro„suin, t'cn.Hg a Cos. FOK KENT.- I'ive room cottage the, doors from postottice. All mod cm conveniences. App.y to 711 Glor-1 cestcr street. WANTED. WANTED. —Three or four tab! hoarders. Apply to Mrs. C. ,V Floyd, No. Uu:i F street. WANTED Tow tiavelliug salesmen in each state, salary $3. r > per week and expenscH. Mention present occu-j put ion Los Angeles Cider Cos., New York. Kd^MtENT. —Four roo.a coesge on the coiner of George and Ellis street Apply at 22Z Union. FOR SALE -At a sacrifice, to houses tud 7 bit 100 fed of land; I four room houso just built; 1 thro ertwirn bouse In good condition; rents for ?12.nu per mouth. Only StJOO. MUST GO. Ap Hy to U •\V. Durden, phone ihC or 1009 (i street. LOST, —One pair of gold framed spec, tii I oh. Wiil#pay reward lor return to News office. WANTED.-—Good practical sawyer capacity of mill tibout 8,000 per dav. Good |d;< for right man. A Living slon, Brookm&a, Gri. UndW- New Management THE BH'IiSWiCK BAKERY 100 A street. i hare purchased J.he Bakery ot Mr. .1. M llnodi tipyle at too A Street and will continue to do business at the fame stand. Orders for Fancy Cakes given special attention. We guarantee satisfaction and assure you (hat you get the best bread that can It? made Just give us a trial. Out of town orders wil' re ceive prompt attention. F, W. LEBEN, Pro, AT ST. SIMON PIER GOOD MEALS AND LODGINGS AT KING CITY ST. SIMON PIER MBS. B. HARRELL. FROM THE BEST SOURCES Hop- aqd where a grocery stock i bought determines Its val ueaud qua I tty. We could buy .cheap stuff and sell to you at cheap prices. >’o might thluk we woulrf be gid pco pie to trade with —'but iwe wouldn't he. We buy from the tjesi sources pay fair prices and ohargfe you a fair profit -just enough to pay fer hand l the goods. We wouldn't tobch cheep quality for a great, deal. \\> to maintain our reputation loj In all things. THOS. KEANY. v “ ; \ A Mailing 0(0 Tbe Hot. i. C. >v’arrt>u, postural lUaraa ttapui cluirch, -■:* oi h.n,rtriv, B.iti'ra wail to. mankind. u curet^H ja lijTi, K'lff Joiuta, tiud RMAroliaime. 1 <ui aof|| BhkttL ar 1 "jk ijn&ja um;%4: SOUTHERN railv/ay icHUDULfi Effective Jancayy S. FJOi N- 3. Following si c-h hg . published only a* iiuorneuoa .0 are Dot guaranteed. TO THE NORTH ANL t-ASi. i Nob. 23. 3A 1. ~ji Lv. Brunswick y.itOa. ’• V; Ar. Jesup 11.20a. lO.eop Ar.*r.avinnah l.of. . JL.; 0 * Ar. Columbia 7.oi)p. c.jua Ar. Aehevdie r.i'.,p Ar. i haiiutie 10.2ap . .35aj Ar. Danville 2.3ra. ..iup Ar. Kichtnoad 6.&p. i i-p- Ar. Wastungfou 5.50a. 0.i.0p Ar. baitimiiie lo.itia. 11.1, t Ar. I’hiiade-iplria l p , 2. Ar. New York ? 3up. 6.30a TO THE WES r. - Nos. 15 J3 Ly. lirimiivick 6.s‘ja z s"y Ar. Jet up B.ioa. 10.20 p Ar. Macon i.3op. i.ut j Ar. Atlanta 1 top. fi.Joa Ar. home 7.7-p. 7.2' a Ar. Ui.manooga 'j.y' p ■ , Ar KOcXviUe Flit:,. i. ipp * Ar. Louisville i, f-o.t s.,op Ar. Cincinnati 8.15a V.-top ! Ar. St. Louis C. 12p. 7.32a Ar. Uirminghaiu 9.J5p. 12.01a Ar. Mcorphis 7.05a B.ojp Ar. Kansas City 9.40a Ar. Chicago 7.28. Trains arrive at Brunswick as fo! lows; No. 14 arrives at Brunswick at 800 a. m. with connections from sa* ai sod Fast, and also from -\t- Lmta and V.’"#* t-. 0. 16 arrives at 4.25 p. m. from At btiUa and Went. No. 24 arrives at 7.10 p. trr. with con mictions from all points Easi THROUGH CAR 6ERVICE. Noa. 29 and 30, "WASHINGTON AND FLORIDA LIMITED,, can yin# I‘o’lmao, Drawing room and Sleep Imr cars between J slip a#., Net*. 'York. N'O! t 14, ‘The FLORIDA LiMJTEU” carry through Pullman Drawing room, hieetiwg cars be tween Jestip, A.ianta CiueinnaA. Chicago, Kansas City, and Colorado Springs. UNEXOrci.LED Dlulng car *#• vice an a.i trains. For Information as to reins aac schedules, etc.. appi to H. 8.-BPKNCEH. 3. M . Washington 0. C 9- H. HARDWICK. P. T. M,Wasu ingtcii, D C W. H. T7.Y1.08. G, P. A Wait, ington, P. C. BfcOuiCS MORGAN, A. O. P. A Atli'-'k, Ga. B. H HOOSKMAN.G. B Lswlct. Ga.. ’Phone l*n 'New Greek i lAmerican ;Restaurant j 1 AND LUNCH ROOM. * W : ' , NIGHT AND D\Y , : NEATEST placf. in THF. Cl i v j 1 1 , EVERYTHING |IRST CLAS3 , I SERVIC” UNSURPASSED. I —■’■■■ f.. J I i NOW OPEN. I S I j t IN OLD ARCADE BUILDING ‘ t NO. 210 GLOUCESTER ST. , ! POLETtS &HjOBENPYLEi TELEPHONE NO. 430. See Davis & Biackerby Fine Press Peaches r APPLES PER PECT 35 CENTS CHICKENS, EGGS and the lowest mi -ket "iFCR TRiJfoBDED. Zii Monk Street ) -> "\aud si vjj A HEALTH m a “ ar* k jrsn vkri?s k jph^xji j \ Tue remedy for y *?{ •wnsot cither hi x, sued r-. Nervous Prostiuiot.Ftiliicor Lost Manhood loip,iucy. .Niphtiy iLxnis.si<-C". Youthful Errors hiisa£&i V orry, excessive ttst of Tobacco or v ch lead to Ccnsump. on and It. * itj. With e/erj ■ifTPR iiRIHn we p uarantee toru* or refund the mont . Sok t #I.OO per bog. -J 14.11 UOUtUt 6 boxfc* for 1)K norr& llls Jill AJL CO.# * iovtlaud* r For Sale by HUNTER’S PH ARM ACo General Headquarters Fo'r 4>ito mobiles it -mu are mth e market tot an automobile .a ticyclo. or if you want m pairs in either of these department* see me. I also have a full line of cyel* ; si.dares. Sole agent. DLESMOBILE, FRANKLIN A ND POPE TOLEDO AUTOS i am now in my new quarters No. 340 Newcastle strifet. Call and oe aiy stock. I have with me an expert automobile repal.ei, Mr B*Mt. t# ! Savannah. j l B. J. Olefine. BY DOlIo YOUR RANKING WITH *3v irstionelJQ^uik of Brunswick I II capf/al $150,000.00 SURPLUS $84,000.1 ft > far Savings Departmant Pays Four ptr cvrtt ir.tssest cou.-sjiatinded quarterly- WESLEY H. GREENFIELD. Pile Dt iving Contractor WHARF BUILDING AND TRESTLE WORK A GPECIALfv. SCO L street, Brunswick, Ga. Tate Springs Water WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS C-LEBRATED WATER iY THE GLASS, BY THE CASE OR BY THE BARRFI (HUNTER’S V 506 GLOUCESTER ST. Notice to Creditors. Georgia, Glynn county. | Al| creditors of tbe estate of Han | nah Coburn, lute of said county, ar | hereby notified to render an accoim *'f their demands agaiusi said estat : | pnqterly made out, to the undersign id or payment thereof will be debar red H. F. dußiynon, As administrator on the estate ot ..Hannah Coburn, deceased. Tha End of the World. Of trouble that robbed E. h. Wolfe o? Bear Grove, lowa, of all usefulness came when he became taking Elec trie Bitters He writes: "Two year ago Uiluey trouble caused me grea oulfenug, which T would never huv survived tiad 1 not taken Electric Bit tors. They also cured ne of genera debility dure cu-ro lor all sbom ach, liver and ktuney complaints blood dlaeosos. headache diszlueas aud weakness or -tidily decline. Price oil •cuts. Guarsuteed oy Smith I'barinac.y. Blue ltibbon is tho only br.er brew id by the Babst. It ts maue ot mat an-1 oops anil practically digests it self. New .sweet potatoes at C. L. Par ker’s , pnoue at. New sweet potatoes at C. L. Par j kei’.-; phone U 4. An old time cough syrup bifid? Uiebfiwela. Anew idea was advaa ct-il two years ago In Kennedy's Laxa atiVe Honey and Tar. This remedy acts to the mucus reliev t-s the bowels at the same time. It expels all cold from the system, It clears tlie throat and strengthens tbe mucus membranes, relieves colus, cougus, croup, whooistig cough, eta Lor sale by all druggists. mJuKLfer BROWN & €0 DEALERS, MANUFACtaRERS AND 6HIPPERS OF Railway Crossties AND DEALERS IN Yellow Pine 1 ut Tiber BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA. TE&SV*.' ’ - equalled it. .• *.cit. , ■ " • g’s zi-mt? A i ’er tr I*or A l l Throat and j Cure:, Lane Froables. M ,*y back if it l -.10. Trial Bottles tiJ Cobb and Wheeler GNERAL TINNERS. THE OLD RELIABLES. 25 Years in the Business. GOOD WORK PROMPTLY EXECU TED. 212 Newcastle Bt. C/- LOAD OF PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE WIRE FENCES ARE CHEAPER THAN WOOD fclj.j.l iiSiliiijp Figure With ROBERSON & CO. on the subject Phone 426 No 2 Wright's Spuaie I AM NOV/ PREPARED TO DO General numbing 1 OF ALL KIND We carry a full and complete line of STOVES and RANGES and do alLkiud of STOVE REPAIRING. 1L- H ' BOH NE. Phone 423 Newcastle Street. DcYoe’e olu Stand. H. F. OARNtTT. GENL RAL CGNTRA^JH*Mi Wfwn In reed of A P -ASTERER, A PAINTER, A CARPENTER Nfali on the old original B GARNETT. lu ty-pewmiag and me-, Mrs. Alms Hortmau ncwtSv LM. errwM