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THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
1 HE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
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trLARANCE H. LEAVY, Editor an
Manager.
LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr, City Edito
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Giyui County,
Glyuu County Commission3ra.
The United btut.es Court of Bank
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registered letter. Address
Ncwe Publishing Cos.,
Brunswick, Ga.
The fun started In New York yes
terday. Both the conventions con
vened.
While that spelling reform Is going
on why not wake it Ten-i c. Mis i-slp
pi, etc ?
ft seems that tho Southern railway
lias already inaugurated It:; winter
schedule.
Probably I'latt and Odell made
friends so that they could go down
in defeat together.
Calling out the Are department and
turning the water on rioters fa rathe''
a cold way of quelling the trouble.
Ila a lucky Brunswick business
man who gets Ids morning mail lie
fore supper there days.
H looks as if the Atlanta papers
started that riot and (lieu quit glv
tng a full account of It.
Well fie":e: ary Taft has about huc
ictd and i;i t't;li'.. ; .; the trouble hi
Cuba. U may now he m i ary to
send him to Atlanta.
Jacksonville, like Brunswick, lias
put a stop to tlie saloons serving free
lunch, a id now all of the married men
report lam.: at meal hours.
Brunswick is certainly Improving.
The municipal primary will ho lick
in less than two months and the poll
tkians have not yet got busy.
Seven hundred thousand divorces
have been grunted In the Unite!
States since 1867. But twice that
number of weddings have been sol
emnized.
There were but six papers in the
stale of Georgia Sunday morning
giving an account of the riot in A
lania Saturday night, and The News
was one of them.
One Atlanta paper, Bloody rioting
in Atlanta suburbs;" another, "Bvcr.v
thine is perfectly quiet." About as
< on dieting as the recent political arc
ties appearing in the big dailies.
One Atluiita hardware concern has
sold $16,000 worth of ammunition, fire
arms, eh-., since the riot started Satur
day, This firm is no doubt willing
to see it continue for u few days.
Spcuker Cannon is out with the an
nouncement that he is not a candi
date for the presidency, but to tlie
oest of our memory he is having a
pretty hard time after his present job
just about ibis time.
Some nearby papers are giving a
lull telegraphic account of the At
lanta riot without receiving one worn
over the wires or communicating by
long distance with the capital city
But then the grape vine service is a
very good and economical one some
times.
Mayor Bridges Smith, of Macon, has
issued orders preventing “The Clans
man” from showing In that city, it”
thinks that the present disturbances
between the ra cs ts ton serious to
permit the production of such a play
OUter southern cities wiU probably
fpupv suit. 1
GRAVES ON THE SITUATION.
On Sunday, after the news of the
riot in Atlanta had been sent out
over the country, the New York
World wired to Editor John Templs
Graves, of the Atlanta Georgian, fo r
an expression on the situation. Mr.
Craves replied in a two-coiumn arti
tie, In which he forcibly presented the
facts in the case. He was plain in
Ids defense of the attitude of the
white citizens of Atlanta. After go
ing into full details leading up to
tlie very unpleasant disturban e, Mr.
Graves concludes as follows:
"The silliest man In the South is
the time-serving statesman who de
clares ‘that there Is no race problem,
and the question, If left alone, will
settle Itself.' The race question is
more impending and threatening now
than It has been in twenty years. The
tension is sharper, the antagonism
deeper between the races. The hope
of a permanent agreement has slender
foundation.
"The horror of Saturday has doubt
less left a blot on our civilization.
, .very good citizen In Georgia wi.l do
plore and condemn the Indiscriminate
daughter, l fervently deplore it. But
the outraged people had tried every
known remedy and failed And it will
undoubtedly clear the atmosphere anl
keep the negro in order for five years
to come. They are already assuming
a different tone. There may bo
sporadic lawlessness, but the back
bone of Insolent aggression is broken |
for a time, and there will be fewer
outbreaks, and more of tranquility for
a long season. The men II will save
in the future will outnumber ten times
the men who were killed on Satur
day.
"The present riot Is at an end The
city is quiet to-night, the streets are
cleared, the military on guard, the
negroes are whipped and humble, and
there Is no danger apprehended any
where. But the trouble may possibly
be reopened with another wave oi
lustful crime next summer. When
ever there Is provocation there will t>
the moth. The newspapers of the
North crucified me for saying this at
the New York Chautauqua In 190.!.
1 ask you If the statement has not
been vindicated by events.
"It Is demonstrated now that lytic 1
law does not entirely deter the rapist.
He Is willing to die for the having of
his 'desire. But it Is a vent to out
raged society and hut for the ntoa
there would lie ten assaults where
there Is one.
"Wrong? Yes. Worthy of all con
demnation? Yes. But the fact re
mains It Is here, and here to stay.
"Wte are studying rape now in the
South us the scientists have studied
yellow fever and smallpox. We, are
looking lor the germ. Maybe we shall
had the Stegomylu Fascists.* But
until we do the most law-abiding sec
tion of the entire Union In every
tiling else, will continue in the oil
fashioned way to lift the blood red
banner of the mob to protect the
llv< sand chastity of our women.
"Slew can you help us? By givim;
(wo paragraphs to the denunciation of
rape where you give one to lynching.
"What is the ultimate end? Separa
tion of the ru es the only possible,
logical. Inevitable solution. These two
opposite antagonistic races can nevei
live together In the same government
under equal laws —never.
"Help us lo separate.”
Joint Temple Graves is writing some
very sensible articles on the present
race troubles in Atlanta and else
where in the South. He, for one. is
taking a light view of it.
WL DEVOTE ALL OF OUR TIME
TO SHOES AND CAN GIVE THE
BEST QUALITY, MOST COMFORT,
AND LATEST STYLES. PEERSON.
NOTICE.
is hereby given to the creUUoi
of the estate of John Henderson
late of said county, deceased, to ren
dor in an account of their demands to
me within the time prescribed by law
properly made out. And all person
indebted to said deceased are here
by requested to make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. This Au
gust ;U, 1906.
J. M. Mosely
Administrator of Johu Ileudorsou
IF YOUR CHILDREN ARE IN
NEED OF SHOES FOR SCHOOL
TRY PEERSONS.
Call up Davis amJ Taylor’s stables
if you want dirt for raising your lots
or sidewalks.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE o=-
SCHOOL SHOES AT LOW PRICES
PEERSON.
WAiiTED
Twenty-five tie choppers and te
wood cutters tr> work at Leicht, o
the A„ B. & A. railroad. Apply ♦
superinltendent of tasmp of Taylor-
Cook Cypress Company.' Leicht. Ga.
YOU CAN GET STYLE AND FIT
WHEN YOU BUY SHOES FROM
PEERSON.
You can save mosey by ouylirg you
clothing, shoes, bats and gee fa fur
Dishing! from Big Davison, 108 an
tot Bay street
„ v cs! Wj had noticed that your hair
M t- * 6 m • was looking pretty thin, and that it
B ¥\ 171 B i CSla lacked luster and life. But we didn’t
* * Use to speak of it! Of course you know
that Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a regular hair-grower, makes the hair soft and
smooth, gives it life and strength. This isn’t the kind of hair that fails out!
And, too, it keeps tlie scalp so clean and healthy.
SHOES! SHOES!
A FEW BROKEN LOTS OF MENS LOW CUT, LADIES AND
CHILDRENS OXFORDS ON SALE AT COST FOR A WHILE
LONGER.
NEW FALL GOODS ARE PILING IN ON ME AND MY STORE
IS OVER CROWDED. THE FACT IS I HAVE OVER BOUGHT
THIS SEASON AND MUST TURN THEM IN TO MONEY
QUICKLY. SO AM OFFERING THE BEST 12 1-2 c. VALUES
IN OUTING, DRESS GINGHAMS AND PERCALS AT 10c YD
BOYS PANTS, SUITS AN O SCHOOL SHOES—THE KINO
THAT SATISFIES—ARE READY FOR THE RUSH.
ALSO A FULL LINE O’- STATIONERY AND SCHOOL SUP
PLIES.
o eo. W . owe ns ,
CORNER E AND L STREETS.
G. F. ANDERSON. Agt.
L.C. SvJTH
VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER
wJssasßh.
***&&■s
Typewriters Rented and Repaired
DOLLAR RIBBONS AT 75c.
Under New Management
THE
BRUNSWICK
BAREHY
too A Street.
1 hare purchased the Bakery
of Mr. J. M. Hoojenpyle at 100
A Street and will continue to
do business at the same stand.
Orders for Fancy Cakes given
special attention.
We guarantee satisfaction and
assure you that you will get
the best bread that can be made
Just give us a trial.
Out of town orders wil l re
ceivc prompt attention.
F. W. LEBEN, Pro.
COLSON HARDWARE CO.
HARDWARE,
MACHINERY
AND SUPPLIES.
OF ALL KINDS
SA MILL OUTFITS.
Agents for
ATLAS ENGINES AND
BOILERS.
WIRE FIELD FFNCE.
COLSON HARDWARE CO.
Fresh cream, llgnt rye, French any
Gnaham bread today at Le Urn's hah
ry„ 100 A street
Trie. MHJitiwlCk bkivt Ntvy'3 WEDNESUAV. SEP 1&O0
YOUR WANTS WILL BE SURE
COMING 'N THIS COLUMN
Do you want a position, a house
scrvanL Have you lost anything? 'jj
yeti want, to rent a room, or have yo:
a room or house to rent, if to pu
in ad. in The News cheap column.
WANTED.
WANTED—PeopIe to know thatlJneio
•S,g will loan you money on anything
of value. All legitimate business sol
icited. Sig Levison, 308 aud 3U9 Bay
street.
WANTED— Furnished room with
privilege of batli room. Address C,
P. O. Box r.3, City.
..WANTED—A bood bicycle boy to
take up orders. .Must be ahustler
Come at once.. Geo. W. Harper
FOR KENT.
FOB DENT. —Foui room cottage on
the corner of George and Ellis street
Apply at 222 Union.
LOST.—-One pair of gold framed spec
lattes. Will pay reward for return to
News olllee.
TRANSIENT AND REGULAR board
ers wilt find nice comfortable rooms j
and good table board at |us G street
Notice
Is hereby given to the creditors ot
the estate ot Cyrus Morris, late
of said county, deceased., to render in
in an account of their demands to me
within the time prescribed by law,
properly made out. And all persons
indebted to said deceased are here
by requested to make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. This the
31, of August, 190 G.
John Byrd,
Executor of the last will of Cyrus
Morris.
See that your druggist gives yo
no imitation when you ask for Ken
nedy’a Laxative Honey r.ad Tar. tt
angina' Laxatlv* count' tyruc
JOHN Li. kOUIYJOS,
Brunswick’s Candy Store.
Don't buy burnt sugar ana imagine
-vou are getting pure chocolate, sucu
substitutes are injurious to health.
For pure chocolate and ah other can
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every wee ;
from Meuier ibe famous chocolate
maker. Hither in 'Dull; or in beautiful
pound and half pound bo.ves.
FINEST FRUITS. CIGARS AND TO
BACCOES, ETC.
TAFfY CANDY MADE FRESH
DAILY.
208 Newcastle Street.
► ~~ • —♦
Old fashioned pound cane, tire kin,
mother used U- make, 25 cents per
pound at Lebeu's baJtery, 10U A streeL
Notice.
The Union Pressing Club has re
moved from 309 Newcastle street to
the rear of the store at 317 Newcastl
sereet. Phono it 1-3, W. H. Martin
manager.
Special Notice.
All bills against the British Steam
ehii> Corby must be presented at uu>
office by noon of Monday, Septembe
21th, or payment thereof will be de
barred.
F. D. M, STRACHAN & CO.,
• Consignees.
Tin work of ail k!tde and aondlt
t.ius promptly dona. Cobb A Wheeler,
til iVewcastalw etrset Tatephoa
, ft
MISS SMITH'S SCHOOL.
Miss Jnslc Smith’s school w il ope
Monday, St-it 24. Primary, gram
mar and high school studies taught.
For further particulars upply pt ~L>;#
Grant street, telephone i?7t :$
Misses Gale’s Private School.
The Fall term of Misses Gale's
cliool begins Sept. 24, 1&06.
Pupils are Fitted for college or
aiversity. Far further particulars
enquire of Mias M_ J, Gale. 701 £3 S‘
gl SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
<JJV SCHEDULE
Effective January a, 1906.
N. Is. Following s>.- httduie riguri--}[
published only a information and j
arc not guaranteed.
io THE NORTH AND f AST.
Nor-. C-S. G-t. I*. 30i
Ur. id, tiltsvvlt.j.oupj
Ar. Jesup li.zva. lU.2upj
c'-r. Fuva-Cnah Luv l2.lph)
Ar. Ueiuiubia 7.oup u.UU^:
Ar. Asheville l u.’-pj
Ar. Charlotte 10.25 p. a. 5.,a;
Ar. Danvih 2.21 u 'i . iup,
Ar. Kictunond 6.58 p. G.42p :
Ar. Vi a. iiing on p.., a. St. Slip
Ar. itp.itunore ltti/'a. lLiip
Ar. PtiiladeiphiL’ f p.
Ar. N-w York 3.30 y. 6.3ua
TO THE WEST.
Nos. 15. 13
Lv. Brunswick b.SOfc- A3op
Ar. Jetup B.lba lO.Stlp
Ar. Max® l.3up. 4.oua
Ar. Atlanta 4JOp. g.Sila
Ar. Homo 7.10 p. 7.25a
Ar. Chattanooga 9.K 1.41a
•Vr. Knoxville , .toa. l.Ky
Ar. Louisville ts.bOu 8.1 1 >
•xr. Cincinnati 8.15a. '-.4tp
•r. St. Loa's 1>.12p. 7.82a
\r. Birmingham !t.lsp. 12.01a
Ar. Memphis 7.05a s.Ohp
lr. Kansas City it.-li a
Ar. Chicago 7.25*.
Trains arrive at Brunswick t-o fu
lows:
No. 14 arrives at Brunswick at B.o'i
a. m. with .onneotions from Sav
arnah i,u.-l . ■*, and also fr-uu A.’,
ianta and V’-st
Mo 16 arrives at 4.25 p. m. from At
lanta and West.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Nos 29 ami 80, “WASHINGTON A."- D
FLORIDA LIMITED,, cairyirq,
Pullman, Drawing room and i:;.-
ing cars between J* sup and Is'c
York.
Mob. 18 and 14 Toe FI : 'HID t.
i.HsUTKD" cany tar'-uch Valimav
Drawing r<to,:i, K'ea'-'ag er.rs b -
tween Jcvtup, Aic .! ■. Cbminr ii■
Chicago, Kune,as City and (’(dura.*.*
Springs.
UNEXCBLLKI) ilining c.. r
vie** on ad trains
infort lon i rel
.eb—idle -
H. B. HPISNC a -I V
f>: c.
3. H ■t'Aß'D r A’iCK. V T. :i v M .,.
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a.* v "*a. la
K H DOU’-ifSMAN.O. A„ Brur.swTv
't-'oc, . ■ 1
pjlf|fa of all Styles* Kinds and prroOfl 1 !
tjUlk 1.. gathers, for School M i tt.DyM-0
For leeaous iu ty;v3w rltiag and sten
ographr c;U! on Mrs. Alma Hortman,
No. iH South Dee street
To The Public
HAVING LOCATED A CEMENT STONE PLON -<S NER OF F AN.
D STREETS IAM PREPARED TO DO A GEN E WORK
FIR3T CLASS WORK AT A REASONABLE ALL SIZES OF
WHITE AND COLORED HEXIGON TILE AND THE REGU-
L.ATION SIZE. I RESPECT FULLY SOLICtT A SHARE OF YOUR PAT
RONAGE. * 1
J* D. Baldwin
■ ",**s .j fiiiiLill
m feiis a liS **.. storos
•uY'-y-.-,. . , ra-vsi"tT7 rjmivtt a-irt-as
f—r 1 ~’ l *' r - r ' :• ' rt-.-t.-H prostra-.. ;n arti ail Ui.'i-asvs of tbeg. uerativi
•V A, * - ' ■ '• L ~t rt as l*r —-ration, Kaiiirt; nr Lost M:tul,oo*J
- ; v''/, ' : - : / uni—r.Voutafui itrror.s Men l ui Worry, excessive ust
717, nnitM lobtuti-oori , iticrt v. air it . ati to Consumption aol l>i.mnity. With every
•f | efi IldiitSv fh, ‘ '-y ■n rr: _ tr -. f-j ri„, .. Sold at SI.OO per bo*
C box.s forCIO. site ( t'lii Tlit *K, rt>., |7o.ttlunt|. lUtt,
For Sale by HUNTER’S PHARMACs
r> t * BY DOING YOUR BANKING WITH
t | j ie National Bank
| s of Brunswi k
> £ I %-r CAFiTAL $150,000.00
SURPLUS $84,000.1 J
% t?"' Savings Department Pays Four per
cent interest coumpounded quarterly.
WESLEY H. GREENFIELD,
pile Driving Contractor
WHARF BUILDING AND TRESTLE
WORK A SPECIALTY.
SCO L street, Brunswick, Ga.
\ ate
5 prings
Water
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FCR
rHIS CELEBRATED WATER
b/ THE GLASS,
BY THE CASE OR
BY THE BARREL
f-ff !WTIF!?’C
s i I% l SLsli kj
r. 05 GLOUCESTER ST.
FROM THE BEST SOURCES
How and where a grocery stock 1
bought determines its val ueaud qual
fry. We could buy cheap stuff and
sell to you at cheap prices. Y'o
might think we .would be good peo
pie to trade with—ibut we wouldn't
he. We buy from the best source
pay fair prices and charge you a fair
profit—just enough to pay far handl
tlie goods. We wouldn’t t ,„.ch cheap
quality for a great deal. We inten
to maintain our reputation for honest
in all things.
THOS. KEANY.
ARE YOU THIRSTY.
If you are and a good drink
of the Best
COhiskey
or Finest Beer will quench it
I can fix you. See my wine
and cigar list.
H, Seiig-,
229 Grant Street.
OHAS. BUNKLtY
Contractor of Piledriving, DockfcuMd
iidg and Trestle Work.
WM. GREENFIELD, MGR.
Phones 214 and 417.
Open All the
Y ear
The WxJise* Hood* at Oeaaa iT*
dt SlmoA fnaad, will rental*
•JJ fate veil ro*>si.
VIBITORk- ALWAYS WELCOME
nRS. W. L. WALLACE
Call up Davis and Taylor’s stable
if you want dirt for raising yqur iot
or sidewalks,
Ring up 286-3, Leben’s bakery an
get some of those delicious almond I
maroons tday, 100 A street. 1
Elg Devtson can stoy your troubl 1
■ It is money you need. Mocey * I
ioausd cn anythin* of rah vs. f. m
a*d tint hi a* Set sale by lit* LfirlaT §
Nvdry el *U Hat. w*UAm, I wwJf
* m m* **-. mm* / f
BROWN & €0
DEALERS,
MANUFACTURERS AND
SHIPPERS OF
Railway
Crossties
AND DEALERS IN
Yellow Pine
f .umber
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA.
q "i .;r ever 1 -qn.jijc.t it.
r’.jc c in cv ,-r .vorpas-: it.
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*° r laoKisi*'* si>c-S 31.09
. Pc'Leci For /.:! Throat and
Cure: Lung
; fsfloney back if it Jails. 1 rial Bottles ft ee.
Cobb and i
WbeeM
GNEPAL TIN
THE OLD RELIABLE*
2 r > Years in the Bueinfl
■ ■ r. v; -kiK "'prompt
CAR LOAOOF^^B
FACE WOVEN IRF- WB
Y/IRE FENCES /’<E
THAN ’OOD
hi! ■!■; -i - -fHc/r !"*! " *\T li'
-;-!i i ■ ■ |
Figuri With
ROBERSON & CO.
on tie subject
Phone 426 ho 2 Wright's Spuar<s
I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO
General -
Plumbing
OF ALL KIND
We carry a full and complete tin
cf STOVEG and RANGES an
do all kind of STOVE REPAIRING!
J. H. B O H N E.
Phone 397, 428 Newcastle Streefl
i DeVoe’s olei Stand. |
J 1
tjl. B. GARNETT. I
/ GENERAL CONTRACTOR J
Wh tin in need cf—— 9
/A PLASTERER, 9
j A PAINTER, ■
f A CARPENTER ■
I Call on me oia original 9
/ H. 0. GARNETT. 1|
Ffcr lessons la tj-pwwmiag and si
&r*.phy call on Mrs, Alma Hortnjl
Noi U 7 Berth Dw* 1
/CASTOR IJ
I F- J.P iatr.s ,vu~
te wind You \\m Alloys Boil
f the . "*■
d.v,m o
Shoes! shoes!! shoes!!! forßj
women aad chii'dre*, al! klnd^B
aliea ail prices Prica* toeuiiHj
*l* Lrrtow, tH aad 1