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4 THE BRUNSWICK NEWS PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY CLARENCE H. LEAVY, Editor and Manager. LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr., City Editor. EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. Entered at the Brunswick, Ga., post office as second class mail matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Term* of eubecription In the cit and by mail free of charge to all parti of the United State* and Canada, Mex Ico, Porto Rico, Guam, Phiiippin Islands and Hawaiian Islands. One Month -50 Three Month* $1.25 Six Month* $2.50 One Year $5-00 Notice of discontinuance .*f Ad* and Subscription* must be mad* t business office in writlng- TELEPHONES. Business Office, Editorial R00m..188 The Editor The City Editor S4U society Editor - Office 207 Gloucester Street. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF Glynn County Olynn County Commissioners. The United States Court of Bank ruptcy for this District. Correspondence solicited, but to re ceive attention letters must be ae companied by a responsible name, not for publication, but aB a guarantee ot good faith. Rejected communications will be returned if accompanied by postage. Remittance should be made by pos tal note, check, money order or regis tered letter. Address News Publishing Cos., Brunswick, Ga. BRUNSWICK bettor BHUNSWICK( to-day than BRUNSWICK Tittfc over been In tile past, but the / BRUNSWICK i# .to day is not a circumstance to the/ BRUNSWICK of/the future. After all next £oftr may be a very Goodyear for Brunswick! That Mansfield Street drain Is a neauty. It might "be confused with the Panama canal. it is remarkably strange that Dick Russell Is not a candidate for cliier Justice of the court of apponls. That shave that orundlck got the other day was closer than we ever want in a barber shop or anywhere else. Through car sere lee Brunswick to uaG range by December 1 over the A., B. & A., that certainly sounds mighty good to" us. Those were glootny days when Col. Goodyear had to step to the iront and prevent the actual repu diation of Brunswick’s bonds. Charles Scott te making the cam palgn for governor of Mississippi on liorsetlack. Down here in Brunswick we use bicycles for that kind of work. The Commercial League meets this afternoon. It's your duty to go If you aie a member and Its your duty to join the League If you are not a member. The way th* present city adminis tration stands'for progress and pros perity was splendidly shown In the manner it handled the trolley line proposition! That Findlay. Ohio, judge, who fined the Standard Oil company 1104,- 000 the other day did ns poor folk more harm than good. Watch for arise in the price of keroshne. Rend that card of Col. 'Goodyear's in Sunday's News, and,’ then say whether or not the pecT>! of Bruns wick are not due him r yuabt of grati tude which they can never pay. There was no “swere storm” In Brunswick Saturday flight as reported in the Savannah News and Atlanta Constitution. Such reports are dam aging and should ''not be sent out. The wind only blew a little above an ordinary blow and not a dollar worth of damage was If you are a tax Py#r and a prop erty holder of Brunswick, then you o>Mt desire to see Brunswick grow afld prosper/ If you desire to see JBfnßswfck grow and prosper, you should rote for ,tbe candidate for mayor who stands for 'Progress end THE WHITE PRIMARY NOT AN ISSUE. As the organ of the solicitor of the city court is still endeavoring to fool the people into the ibelief that the candidates on the People’s ticket for mayor and council, as well as the candidates themselves are opposed to tKe white primary plan, it may be well to point out a few convincing reasons to show the utter falsity of such Insinuations, in the first place, the question of a white primary Is not. and can not be made an issue in the present campaign. It was settled, and we hope for all time three or four years ago, and every candidate for office nominated by the mass meet ing of the voters of Brunswick, have Announced fhat their candidacy is subject to the white primary to be called by the city democratic execu tive committee. Then again, when this question was first agitated four years ago, Col. Godyear, the present candidate for mayor on the People’s ticket attended the only nass meet ing held during the campaign, and made a very strong address In be half of the white primary pinn, ffirt only for the city, but for the county and the state. He has never changed his mind on the subject and is still committed to that plan. It is reaPy amusing to note how short of mate rial Our good friends must be when they find it necessary to resort In such rot as this for campaign issues, j The candidates of the People’s j ticket and the supporters of those candidates are committed and pledged j to the white primary system and no i one Is better acquainted with that j tact than Is the politician-lawyer city court solicitor, who it. Is understood. Is responsible for trie editorial matter appearing In bis organ. We beg the pardon of our readers tor this statement, for wo are quite tuire that they have sense enough to understand uiat the white primary is not now an Issue 'before the people of this city. There are some issues, however, of paramount Importance to Brunswick and her people and they will be referred to all during the cam paign In these columns THE SOUTH ASLEEP. Southern technic* and trade jour nals are loudly complaining that comparatively few lyoung men of the south ate taking uj technical educa tion. and that most of those who do are going to the nortp and yvest to find employment. This condition is mourned over, and we are assured that all it la necessary for the south to do to completely/ remedy It is to “wake up.” Now, assuming that we have waked, let us look at the situa tion a little. Wages for tins class ot enterprising, active, selected young men are low in thV. south, and they are subjected to a peculiar competi tion which will keep them low for a long time. j The northern scluiols. naturally better than our own,/of higher repu tation, whose diplomas carry greater weight, are constantly turning out a surplus of gradua/es. Of these a large proportion ik fellows of deli cate health and iiAsufflcient strength, so that every one/of them who feels unequal to a contest with the rugged and severe climate of his native re gion turns his to the south, ills chief idea Is to gk where lie can en dure the climate and receive benefit to his health —with lue hope of com plete restoration oa thfdiug a job where bis daily state will find him equal to the work. Hence, with him. wages are at first iy trifling consider atiou—but none tluJ less his standard of what he is willing to take and get along with is a great factor in de termining the wages of the class to which he belongs/ Under this stiwe of things the ac tive, vigorous, tuneful, qualified young southerner buy J his ticket to other regions where Be can have a better show. There is \{iorjyjmdi for this condition of things, and It it merely treated here in the slight jhope ot putting an end to the cry to the south to “wake up." The south /is awake and making progress In e/ery direc tion and channel, notwithstanding its numerous handicaps. Wuen one of its capitalists wants au7 expert he gets the best he can obtain for the least money. tv hen the capable young man of this section becomes an ex pert he goee where he/ can get (be most money for hie services. There seem* to be no scarcity of experts in the south, though they may not be ail to the manor born. The south is not probably suffering from the lock of devotion to technical lines by its young men, nor" by their failure to stay huie to pursue their avoca lfA* THI 6RUN6WICK DAILY NSWB, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1905. ■tf Ask youf doctor about these throat coughs. He will m fa ■£ tell you how deceptive they are. A tickling in the JL /II UCi/ throat often means serious trouble ahead. Better fl explain your case carefully to your doctor, and ask j m j~m fa him about your taking Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Then do as he says. Get the best medicine, always. M We have no eecrets! We publish J. C. Ayer Cos., t!tefo-muimaof>.ll our preparation*. Lew ell, Maes. AT THE TOP t CLIMBING TO THE TOP OF THE LADDER OF BIG CLOTH- Minium SENDS FORTH A MESSAGE OF GREATER CLOTHING ALL THE CUSTOM TAILORED PRICES RANGE FROM Si(LOO YOU’LL FIND ‘’BULL’S EYE’ VALUES DIFFICULT TO HIT RIGHT STYLE, RIGHT QUAL ITY, RIGHT MATERIAL, AT RIGHT PRICES. 4 RIGHTS THAT MAKE BIG VALUES AT Geo. W. Owens, CORNER E AND L STREETS. V"’~t ■ , ,y t' V f. > Ife . ' y.-, 4bLm t #5! % m </;■* i ijtyy4 fc i ' : I cwvß ''” it WHEN PRESCRIPTIONS ARE WANTED the Atlanta Pharmacy enjoys the favor of all intelligent peopl;. The reason is not hard to under stand. Reliability describes It exactly. Pnysiclans have made i: perfectly understood that the.r prescriptions must be filled ex actly as written and under no cir cumstances can substitutes De tolerated. Therefore the bulk or prescriptions come to us because we and our drugs and medicines are known to be absolutely re liable. THE ATLANTA PHARMACY. Tel 310. Sub-Postoffice Station No. 1. COLSON HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE, MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. OF ALL KINDS SAW MILL OUTFITS. Agent* for ATLAS ENGINES AND BOILERS. WIRE FIELD FENCE. COLSON HARDWARE CO. A Young Mother fit 70. "My mother has suddenly been made young at 70. Twenty years ot intense suffering from dyspepsia ha entirely disabled her, until six months ago. when she began taking Electri Bitters which have completely cured her and restored the strength and activity she had In the prime of life, writes Mrs. W. L. Oilpatrlck, of Dan forth, Me. Greatest restorative medt cine on the globe. Sets Stomach Liver and Kidneys right, purifies the blood, and cures Malaria, Biliousness and Weaknesses. Wonderful Nerve Toalo. Price Me. Guaranteed by •jgt PbWwaey. , . OtlE CENT ii it WANTED. WANTED — People to know thatUncis S.g will loan you money on anything of value. All legitimate, business sol icited. Big Levisou, 398 and 301 Bay street. WANTED —-Furnished room wit privilege of bath room. Address C, P. O. Box 53. City. WANTED.—Two young ladies to learn typesetting. Apply only in writ ing to Wrench Printing Company, box 302, city. WANTED —-A reliable and* capable man to manage my mill at Thalmann. Ga., and a man who can do the saw ing should it become necessary. R H. Everett. WANTED. —Table boarders. Apply f>| Mrs. C. W. Floyd, No. 903 F street. WANTED. Traveling salesman and resident brokers to sell rice on commission Russ Rice Cos., l.td New Lr. FOR RENT. FOR RENT. —Three connected room tor light housekeeping, iurnished or unfurnished, with privilege of bath. Apply 428 Newcastle street. LOST. LOST—Bicycle No. 84556 with coaster brake. Return to R. E. Fouche 216 Bay street, and receive reward. LOST. —Four months old pointer dog; white with liver-colored head ana ears; white streak from top of heaa to point of hose; liver-cotored spot on left shoulder. Return to A. M. Smitn and receive reward. MISCELLANEOUS. ers will And nice comfortable room nd good table board at 405 G street ■MIiLJ LL . ' - I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO General Plumbing OF ALL KIND Wo carry a full and complete line of STOVES and RANGES ani do all kind of STOVE REPAIRING J. H. BOH NE. Phone 397, 428 Newcastle Street DeVoe’s ole Stand. Rheumatism. Is quickly relieved and promptly cured hy Dr. Drummond's Lightening Remedies. The internal remedy is pleasant to take, acts immediately, and is fer rheumatism only in all its torturing forms. The external pre paration restores stiff joints, drawn cords and hardened muscles. If your druggist has not these remedies in stock, do not take anything else. Serid $5 to the Drummond Medicine Cos., New York, and the full treatment of two large bottles will be sent to your express address. Agents wanted. Having bought the entire Elkan stock, consisting of Pure Flannel Undershhts and slips, can save you money. I have got them for men, women and children. Sig Levison. 00 DOWN TO THE CITY HALL AND REGISTER, To The PuHUc HAVING LOCATED A CEMENT STONE 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 HEXIGON TILE AND CURB OF/JHE REGU LATION SIZE. . RESPECTFULL V SOLICIT A SHARE OQ£YOUR PAT RONAGE. J. D. Baldwin ' | mtl- ’• MAhhORY LilftE Direct s. Service between New York and Brunswick EVERY FRIDAY FROM NEW YORK AT 1 P„ M. ~ A, DINuh: every Friday frim Brunswick ti suit tide. Lowest Rate* and Unsurp tssed Accommodations Apply W. M. I UPPER A CO.. or C. H. MALLORY A CO, *|tn)t Vruniwlcii C* U Burling site. Now York CHy IF IT’S NEW DRUGS YOU WANT GET IN TOUCH WITH MANOE’S Pharmacy PHONE 37. ARE YOU THIRSTY. !f you are and a good drink of the Best OLlhiskey or Finest Beer will quench It I can fix you. See my v/ine and cigar list. H. Seligf, 229 Grant Street. CLEANLINESS IS C NEXT TO GODLINaIa iM J - Let us be your Wash womapr BRUNSWICK STEAf LAUNDRY. J Cline & Ludwig, Propd Bottlers of Coco Cola and other lift Drinks '"'“jn&ap 110 RICHMOND ST. PHOMe'^l mai bum g AH classes of K FOUNDRY ID MACHINE PEPAIRffi SPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOE MARI Kt vVORK Perfectly Adapted Marine Ra way Phone 16>3 Brunswick, Gal BROWN & CO DEALERS, MANUFACTURERS -ANPj__ _ * of Railway Crossties AND DEALERS IN i— -4 " Yellow Pit Lumber 4 Brunswick, Georgia! kill™* couch I A\D CURE ~ WITH Dr.Kinif 29 M I New Div ___ rtoivsurjipiidw , rOS üb*- s ?aresr I Sureet tor all ■ , J LUNG TROO3- I or MONEY BACK. Cobb and Wheeler GNERAL TINNteRS. THE OLD RELIABLES, 25 Years in GOOD WORK PROMPTLY OCCU TED. I Phone 313. 313 Newcqafe St. Call up Davis ait?TTaylor’aSabie* - If you want dirt far raising y® lo ; or sidewalks. \~ja! .