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THE BBUHSWICK DAILY BEWS
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
V
LLARANCE H. LEAVY, Editor an
Manager.
LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr , C lt, Edlto
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glynt County.
Glynn County Commissioner!).
The United States Court of Bank
ruptcy for thje District
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jelve attention letters must be ac
companied by a responsible name, no
for pub icatlon, tut as a guarantee of
good faith.
Rejected communications will b
returned It accompanied by postage.
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ail note, cheok, money order or
registered letter Address
Newn Publishing Cos.,
Brunswick, Ga.
Here is a cordial welcome to the
Glynn County Bank, may It live long
and prosper.
That Statesboro convention seems to
be on the ragged edge of breaking up
In a great big row.
New enterprises of all kinds sboula
receive a warm weloorne In Bruns
wick. We need them In our business.
Terrible Ted and Fearable Frei
must be tickled to death over the Idea
of getting some more notoriety out
of Cuba.
There Is a wave of progress on here
In Brunswick, ana unless you are
actually dodging it surely you must
have felt It.
These new bankers are after our
own heart. They are going to worii
and build house right
at the start. " f ' :
Lest you keep It. in
ypur hat that Noycßor to is surely
cdstUng' along andgflu uoib-y line u,
not yet la
Work 1:: rrcipßkl"* 1:1 pi'll;, "i, Hi*
new of the A. B. &
A., arid -It it*' going to he a jam-up
little mpot.
Wonder if irase lahgo insurance
companies hi New YohAo-e going to
vote for Hughes, the lMu requlsltor
for the governorship? "
The Board of Trade seem* to bo
anticipating untorseeu trouble In that
switching matter. But thou its nice
.to have a free trip to Atlanta.
K Then.- is still nope. The BrunawicK
of Trade has actually movea
of its summer quarters and really
lit* a meeting yesterday. Ilravo.^_
She Democratic party has nomft
rjlvd Hearst for governor of New
York. Hie old party can always be
depended on to do the wrong thing
artlsy wrong time.
If our good friends of tlie Last do
not want us to lynch negroes In the
south, then we would be very happv
Ife they will remove the cause for
the Southern Beil people
tu# ceturact for the
f rvtlMt| tneir Brunswick building,
At
Wer i 'K at
Brunswick
Kbiu. X plM|4llse and fictitious
.on Self holdings. They
irom trom past experience^
HHLe .ino Jr
JES
oi i^unswlck^^B
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SW m-M ' *$
DOWN WITH “THE CLANHiiAN.-
The News is pleased to note that
the local authorities of Macon hare
decided not to permit the production
of Thomas Dixon’s “The Clansman
in that city. The News Is also please 1
to note that there Is a movement on
foot to prevent the production from
| being given in aay of the theater**
of Georgia. The News is further
, more glad to note that the city coun
cil of Montgomery at its last meeting
unanimously passed a measure call
lng on the mayor to prohibit the
production of this Incendiary ana
peace-disturbing play In that city.
Tbe News Is firmly of the opinion
from what has already been seen am
heard from trustworthy sources about
the decidedly Injurious effects of thj
play upon both races and more espe
cially the negroes, and from the
harmful and even dangerous influence j
of "The Clansman as clearly display-!
ed through Its encouragement of race
feeiing and its engendering of bitter
ness between the whites and blacks
in the Bouth, that, the local authori
ties of Brunswick should In the In
terests of peace and order prohibit, its
presentation In this city.
"The Clansman" lias a very strong
tendency towards the breach of the
public peace. It Is a dangerous pla v
and a breeder of strife and disorde-
The News urges the mayor and aider
men at its next meeting to pass %u
ordinance prohibiting the production
in this city, and also urges the con:
mercial organizations of Brunswick tg
bring to bear upon the proper authoJ
ties such Influence as they can cefl
mand by petition and otherwise to tffl
end. The News would further tnfll
similar action on the part of A
authorities of all the Southern cilH
and towns for the sake of good ordH
“The Clansman” Is vicious In Its lfl
fluence, and should be promptly an*|
permanently suppressed throughout!
the South. It can do no good, and
It hae already done a great deal of
harm. It la erroneously interpreted
by nine-tenths of the negroes who
witness It to encourage and advocate
social equality between the races in
the South, and for this reason aloud
every Southern city and town ought
to prohibit Its presentation.
THE COMING OF THE NEW BANK.
The fact that a party of Georgia
financiers have determined to come to
Brunswick and organize anew bank
ing house in the city Is the very best
character of evidence that Brunswick
Is growing and Is rapidly attracting
the attention of capital all over this
country seeking legitimate ami profit
able Investment.
The coming of any new e|terprlße
Is a most encouraging sign of the
times and Is a splendid advertise
ment of the growth aud progreas of s
community, but when anew bank
comes to locate In a city it is a
doubly good indication ah tndus-i
trial and commercial growth of that
and the News congratu
lates the people of Brunswick thl*
morning on the fact that they are to
a new banking Institution. 9
cordially welcome to Brunswick
th’ an{ j the progres
alve CTUjk? 11 n wijo to come with
It; tt4 e lakch-strlng ou
the outsF ■ '"-.jniqßt cordial and
3 bey ju >
peopfL^El^i
wick, who |re fully aware of t,he fdH
that no Southern city, in these times
of industrial growth and expansion,
can have too much banning capital,
they understand that the coming of
new banka means something for thisl
city and and wllliud
to extend his assfl
states the right fellow!
ship, give them a w ***Pl|^ heart J
welcome and wish them
sure of success la their >vJ|
pnse 0^
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ABOUT IT7 p||';
n,e
Mew
it. Strong and healthy hair stavs v xsL there is to
g.-tt„ings. T -.1 s genuine comfort in ...,„osome head of hair! ■.
SHOES! SHOES!
A FEW BROKEN LOTsIf MENS LOW CUT, LADIES ANO
CHILDRENS OXFORDS SALE AT COST FOR A WHILE
LONGER. I f||
NEW FALL &QDS ARE WING IN ON ME AND MY STORE
• % M
IS OVER rACT IS i HAVE OVEH BOUGHT |
THIS SEASON AMEmA TURN ItHEM IN TO MONE*
QUICKLY. SO aBJAeRING lA BEST 12 1 2c. VALUES
IN OUTING, DRE# "TnGHAMS Ah
I BOYS PANTS, SUlf 4nD tPHjjl- SHOES-Agl KIND
■kTHAT SaJiSFIES&AiE READY) Ift THE RUSH. -J
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Repaired
AT 7Be.
Under New M.inagem^^
. THE \
BAKIHY
100 a TiJmmt
1 have flhrehascd tho\ ikery
of Mr. ,3. M. HoodenpyiaY ,'>loo
A Street and will contlS \U>
do business at (lie SHine Y 41
Orders for Fancy Cakes
special attention. % ,■
We guarantee satisfaction nnm
assure youi that vou will get
the best bread that can be made
JHist give us a trial.
Out of town orders re-
SCHOOL SUP jj
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to ~ 1
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Wfe- **
un, Mm
jl)wen*j
*L STREETS.
|gnk > r •
* ' v'r *fJ 1 . JrSlißf \
JT> GGt.LV .
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to renf 3 room. have yoi
Wi or l <> rent^S fe.j>j|rf"V
.it u\ in TlJr New* eneap Ov Jk
\VANTI*-I’eopie tokSi
Sig win loan you money oimt™lßug
o! value. Ail K-gitlmale bulKesa ao;-
lciiea. Big uevisou, 308 a tty
aueet.
Wanted—Two messenger boys. Ap
ply early. Western Union Tel. Go.
W A NT NO —Furnished room with
privilege of bath room. Address c,
t'. O. Box h3. City.
WANTED—A hood bicycle boy t
take up orders. Must be aliustler
Come at once.. Geo. W. Harper...
FOR RENT.
I*X>R DBNT.—Four roo< cottage ou
the corner of George am Ullis street
Apply at 222 Uniou.
LOST.-—One pair of gold rallied spec
tacles. Will pay reward >r return to
News office.
V ANSIMNT AND iJiMMt boar I
find nice rooms
aiMgyud table
liook Ri,;i
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Ivk . $ m ■
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25 fair) i l Jdt, end
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2vU> railway
SCHEDULE
Effective January s. iao.
M. B. Following schedule figures
published only as inioimation and
are not guaranteed.
To the north ano fast.
Nos. 33. 3%. I',. 30
L,v. Brunswick 3-oua. . 3.3 Up
Ar. Jesup 11.2ua. 10.2 up
Ar. Bavannah l.uap. . i2.iia
Ar. Columbia 7.bdp. 6.uoa
Ar. Asneville i.Uop
Ar. Charlotte 10.26 p. . y.b&a
Ar. Danville 2.21a. imp
Ar. Richmond fi.oSp. fi.42p
Ar. Washington 3.50a. Si.&upi
Ar. Baltimore 10.55a. li.iipj
Ar. Philadelphia l .p. 2.35a
Ar. New York 3.30 p. 6.30a
TO THE WES r.
Nos. la. 13
Lv. Brunowlcx B.oOa 8.30 p
Ar. Jetup B.loa. 10.20 p
Ar. Ma ton 1.30 p. 4.oua
Ar. Atiahta 4.10 p. 5.30a
Ar. Borne 7.10 p. 7.25a
Ar. Chattanooga fi.&op. 8.45a 1
Ar. Knoxville I.4ua. I.lop
Ar. Louiavills B.sba, B.ibp|
. a .r. Cincinnati 8.15a. 7.4 up
Ar. St. Louis 6 12 p. 7.32a
Ar. Birmingham 9.15 p. 12.01a
Ar. Memphis 7.05a 8.05 p
Ar. Kansas City 9.40a
Ar. Chicago 7.23s
Trains arrive mL Brunswick as fol
lows: K
No. 14 arrives (|t Brunswick at 8.00
a. m. wltli eCTinectiotiß from Bar
;/ annah and Rc.H, and also from At
- ianta and V’-vst. J
Ho. 16 arrives at 4.25 p. m. froiuM
“ lanta and West
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 29 and 30, "WASHINGTON Wo
FLORIDA LIMITED,, caJfing
Drawing room
jgUUJrci between Jesup and New.
VI X and The FLORIDA
carry through Pullmau
room, Sleeping cars b*e
Rreta Jesuit Atlanta, Cincinnati.
Ka*as City. and'Colora.lP
I Springs.
■ UNEXCELLED Dining car iw--
V vice on ail trains.
f For Information a* to rates aai
' scheduJee, etc., appi* to
H. B. SPBNCFR, G. A . Washington j
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S rt HARDWICK, P. T. M.Wasi
ftigtori (; C
aw H. TaTUOB, G. P. A.. Wail I
%ton. r. C.
WL.AB MORGAN. A. ,’J. P.*A.
a?!%4 Ga.
*.\IOOSEMAN,a. A., Srutevrlcfc ■
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IjiMkH v Leathers* ToPijMH|B
To The Public
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HAVING LOCATED A CEMENT 3TONE PLONT CORNER OF F AN.
D STREETS lAM PREPARED TO DO A GENEPAL CEMENT WORK
FIRST CLASS WORK AT A REASONABLE FIGURE. ALL SIZES OF
WHITE AND COLORED HEXSGON TILE AND CURB OF THE REGb*
LATION SIZE. I RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PAT
RONAGE.
J* D. Baldwin
St HEALTH m
MkwM jrirscsof enter sex. suc& as Nervous Prostration Faiiini . r ii.lsi !?
*aafcSßP WwbH? Emissions Youthful Errors Mental .^
fra
For Sale by HUNTER’S PHARMACs
Op I f-1 BY °°' NO YOUR SANKj N<i WITH
THe National Bank
Thf” ® runsw * f 'k
I IX V*Y CAPITAL $150,000.00
SURPLUS $84.0003 9
'C ' IT Sav, ns Bepartment Pay. Four per
cent interest coumpounded quarterly.
WESLEY H. GREENFIELD,
P*le Driving Contractor
WHARF BUILDING AND TRESTLE
WORK A SF%CIALTY.
500 L street, Brunswick, Ga.
Tate
'Spring’s
V\ r ater
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
THIS CELEBRATED WATER
•
hY THE 6LABB,
BY THE CASE OR
BY THE BARREL
"HUNTER’S
506 GLOUCESTER BT.
from'tke best sources
How and where a grocery stock I
bought determine* Its val ueaud qual
Ky. We could buy cheap stuff and
sell to you at cheap prices. Yo<
might think we would be good peo
pie to trade with—ibut we wouldn't
be. We buy from the best source
pay fair prices aud charge you a fair
profit—just enough to pay fer handl
the goods. We wouldn’t touch cheap
quality for a great deal. We inten
to maintain our reputation for honest
iu all ib'ngs.
THOS. KEANY.
ARE YOU THIRSTY.
I M If you ars and a good drink
the Beet
y CGhiskey
ft or Pins*t Beer will quench it
I ean fix you. See my wine
and cigar list.
I
229 Grant Street.
Ijhas. mil*
C^^ctorofPl|ed^^ fc _DocMi
BROWN & CO
DEALERS,
MANUFACTURERS ANO
SHIPPERS OF
Railway
Crossties
AND DEALERS IN
bellow Pine
I umbeAitf
BRUNSWICK. aEOblgl X
- ia-vau.-saaM—M
r* if-Sa 2 ever equalled it.M
.'.gl Car evt-r sutpaes it.^V
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: L3ai ( /JBsce?@ry
UrfrXMl™]*" M
ir’ex- Tdßj;
‘ Mcnev bark If .1 fJH. Tmin<^4 s hoe.
Cobb and
Wheeler
GNEPAL TINNERS.
THE OLD RELIABLES.
25 Years in the Business.
GOOD WORK PROMPTLY EXECU
TED.
Edg3LKi3K2IBaA..
Phone 313, 313 Newcastle St.
CAR LOAD OH
| PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
WIRE FENCES ARE CHEAPER
THAN WOOD
A §4 i
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Figure With
ROBERSON A CO.
on the subject
Phone 426 No 2 Wrlght'e Spuaie
I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO~
General
Jrlumbipg
* OF ALL KIND
J Jr* rr y a full and oomplete line
/ef STOVES and RANGES and
Wall kind jf STOVE REPAIRING.
JlI yj- H- BoH HE.
r* W ' , 428 Neweaatia |trat.
old Stand-
I. B. GARNETT.
MINERAL CONTRACTOR
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