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4 me BRUNSWICK NKWS PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY CLARENCE H. LEAVY, Editor anJ Manager. ,_OUI3 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 aubacrlptlon In the clt and by mail free of charge to ail parti of the United Btate and Canada, Mex Ico, Perto Rico, Guam. Phliippln Island* and Hawaiian laianda. On* Month “ Three Mentha *l-25 Six Month* *2.90 One Year $5.00 Notice of discontinuance at Ad* and Subscription* mult be mad* t business office in writing. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF Glynn County Glvnu County Commissioners. The United States Court of Bank ruptcy for this District. Correspondent e solicited, hut to re ceive at ten Mon letters must be ac t'ompanied by a responsible name, wot for publication, but as a guarantee oi good faith. Rejected communications will oe returned If accompanied ny postage. Remittance should be made by pos tal note, check, money order or regis tered letter. Address News Publishing Cos., Brunswick, Ga It was the most unkindest cut of all to elect all of that democratic ticket, except Hearst. Senator Beveridge says its wrong for any man to own more than a | billion of dollars Quite right. Little Jimmie Garfield Is to have a place In the official family of the president. Great le little Jimmie The Duke of Marlborough and Count Castellane are both full mem bers of Ute "Down-aud-out-Clob." A Louisiana man linos been elected to congress by the name of Guzzle much. He ought to have hailed from old Kentucky. if ili-amt had clung to the idea that the proper place for Murphy is Sing King, ho might, have received more votes In Greater New York. Turn over n new leaf for 1907. Get on t'ol. Goodyear's iband wagon of "Progress and Prosperity" and watch jour property grow in value. Gen. Garllrigton is a Smith Caro lina man and thats why he recom mended to Teddy tho ''Rousmittlng" of those negro troops in Texas. Think of some piece of progressive work here in llrunswick and then think again and see if C. P. Good year was not at tho bottom of it. A Minnesota man known as the "Uanlcty” king is dead. Old man John Barleycorn is still doing -busi ness at the' same old stand, how ever. The president says that no is going down to Panama to see that big ditch. He ought to eouio to Bruns wick and take a look at that one on Mansfield street. ANOTHER COUNT IN THE IN DICTMENT. The Board of City Registrars under the presont law in this community is a vary Important adjunct to tho r-tiy government and equally Impor tant to the citlzons of Brunswick themselves This hoard Is vwrtPd with tho right to pass noon the right of any dtlren to exercise tho free end undisturbed use of the ballot. When three mcti In a c -mmnnlty the Klr.t* of this one n r e dolcga'ed the lull right to pass upon the ouniifirn tlors of their fellow clti/.ena touch ing their rich! to vote, we affirm that the three gentlemen In ques tion ate placed in position to act as judges in the holiest and most sacred privilege that attarnes to men in this eov*iT>lgn state of ours The ballet and the jury boxes are the ►jfs-guards Pi sll of our right* srii ltVortles, the one make* It pos sible for a free government of our hen affair*, protects the principles of State and municipal rights and makes bttf fast lit utico* safe and secure. The other deal* with onr very lives and tier pr<*p*rb right*, insures the pro |r4>*e of k* tsw sad pisres a pre ?• trn good citizenship, From these view points the men who act as jury commissioners and city registrars should come from the great rank of our citizens, who are non-partisan in the local politics ol Brunswick and Glynn county. They should be men who are not directly interested and thus will be in posi tion to render full justice to all classes of men who chance to come before them. However sincere a man may be, if he is directly supporting the candidacy of any party, if he is directly interested In the outcome of any election; If he has kinspeople I who may he effected. If he Is a par jtlsan In an Impending contest, then (he ought not to serve, for he' iB really disqualified, and a judge could not set upon such a esse. The News has charged the present city council | with being partisan in the matter of electing officers to the various places In the city government. We now reiterate those charges and tor proof [ we point to Its act of Wednesday night, when it called a special ses sion to name a city registrar, in the place of Candidate W. R. Cox. who Is running for alderman on the city administration ticket, and elected to flic position R. U. Burney, a brother of the present chief of police aiu. naturally and properly partisan in his political convictions. We have no reason to find fault with the atti tude of Mr. Burney in local politics. In fact we do not‘blame him at all for being partisan for an administra tion In which his kinspeople are so prominent, but we do blame the city council for electing to the office cn city registrar a man who Is so par tisan and pronounced In his views on the political situations here in nrunnwlck. From this action of thlis bitter par tisan city council, we appeal to the calm and dispassionate sense of Justice of the people of this city. Is the action of council giving the pe<> pie of Brunswick a square deal? Is tt fair to those of the people of this city who are supporting the ticket headed by Col. Goodyear? In conclusion we would like to ask the petiole of this city if this specific action of the city conucll does not convict It of the charge of partisan ship In the administration, which is one of the charges In the bill of ln ol tmeut we have drawn against it. ROOSEVELT AND THE CANAL. President Roosevelt sailed for the I Panama canal Thursday to look over the work so far done on that great commercial project. He lyns been plan ning the trip for some Aline and has expressed a deep !ntew:st in it. The trip will be somewhat notable in American history for the reason that it will be the first time a president, of the United States has visited a foreign country during his adminis tration. A notion exists to no little e>. or t In this country that the president should not leave the United States even to visit any of our outlying pos sessions. This would seem to bo more or less foolish when it is remembered that the president could keep in as close touch with his office during a visit to Porto Rico as when burled In a far western forest during a bear hunt. The King of Kngland, the Em peror of Germany and other Euro pean monarchs leave their domains at Intervals, so why not the prosl- dent. If such be desirable? There Is no reason to believe the president will wet any great amount of additional Information about the canal by Mac ou the ground Ha has kept It close touch with the work through charts, reports attd data furnished by the canal commis sion and the engineers engaged In the undertaking. The latter are more competent to judge of the time and expemsc necessary for the comple tion of the work, and upon them the president must depend for his guid ance. His trip, however, will no doubt make his interest in the canal greater fSau ever before and will alee serve to direct attention of the American public to the enterprise god it* value to tbo commerce of tbi* country The people of the United State* are so bury in the develop ment ef their great reeource* at home that they are apt to almost lose sight of the great Panama pro ject until it approaches completion, unless some financial political scan dal should be reported fn connection with it, and then there is a disposi tion t© a*trlH>te the blame to the party Hi power, • TWf MUMWWi fc’lWfc uAvvnoAv, movkmbcs 10. utf. i ■miiliu -giatpg:.-, ti n b it * y •''vet s Hair Vigor was good, ths best tip f\J that was made. But Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Lt! i. Y v (UU new improved formula, is better, it is Y|T . T the one great specific for falling hair. A MM f"fit* \f new P re P aration in every way. Ask your A A Lit I Y druggist to show it to you, the new kind. Downot atamorohingo JT.O. AwCo. KJ *h 3 color of the h*u: . Lo’s/oil. *!a* Big Shoe Values DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO / /wßk7 FUIyIA SECURE THEM? / / , -SSBI/EATHBR. Come to my place and I will ( 'PpH show yo the smoothes! and \ j cdeanect stock of Men's Wo men's and Children's Shoes in \ the —Composed of the vari ous Standard and Reputable \ Lines New goods arriving * steadily, insuring all the latest SCHOOL SHOES A SPECIALTY Geo. W. Owens, CORNER E AND L STREETS. v '!/ n i--J A&k. --V k-f iT H* i S nrt -] 1 WHEN .-RESCRIPT,ONS AR WANTED nr Atlanta Pharmacy enjo;,s the favor of all Intelligent pcopl -. Tne reason is not hard to unde stand. Reliability describes it exactly. Pnvsiclans have made :: perfectly umiristood that the r prescriptions mu3t be flbed ex nelly as written and under no cir . -‘'(instances can substitutes do tolerated. Therefore the bulk oi prescriptions come to us because we and our drugs and medicines are known to be absolutely r<* liable. THE ATLANTA PHARMACY. Tel 310. Sub-Postoffice Statlor; No. 1. COLSON HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE, MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. OF ALL KINDS SAW MILL OUTFITS. Agent* for ATLAS ENQINBS AND HOILERS. WIRE FIELD FENCE. COLSON HARDWARE CO. A Young Mother at 70, "My mother ha* uddenir been nude young at 70. Twenty year* ci mtenee raftering from dy*pep*ia ha entirely disabled her, until *iz month* age, when she b*gan taking Electri Bitters, which hare completely cured her and restosed the strength and activity she had in the prime of life writes Mr*. W L. Ollpatrick. erf Dan forth. Me. Oreatest restorative med! cine on the globe. Sets Stomach Liver and Kidqey* right, purifies the blood, and cures Malaria, BUlousn*#* *ad Weaknesses Wonderful *sr%s Jfte —*• •namntaad by MWV rifcWMMPi . OWE CEMT A m WANTED. WAM'I K 1 )t-—People to know that Unci* Sig will man you money on anything oX value/ All legitimate business sol icited. Sig Levison, SOS and 30“ Bay street. WANTED—SiIt good agents to do pleasant, agreeable work, tan asig. territory anywhere desired. Salary $50,00 per month. Quick promotion. Apply in person or by letter to J. W. Walker, Parkwood, Glynn county, Ga. WANTED —Night watchman. Apply at new court house at once. WANTED—IO good nanu sewers. Ap ply at once, at K. Doni/.et. WANTED —Rev. Sam Jones’ Lite and Sayings, by his, wife, is the biggest seller ever published. Price only $2.00. Magnificent outiit and right, to terri tory only 50 eenvs. Don't miss this chance of your life to make money. Write quick. Circulars free. L. .1. Nichols & Cos., Atlanta, Ga. WANTED. -At om . a lumber inspect or. One capable of taking stock. | Good salary to the right man. Ad dress tnsijector. News office. Hilton : & Dodge Lumber Cos., E. A. Edwards. __ WANTED. —Traveler for established house. sl2.<'o per week. Expenses j advanced. References. Address, wits stamp, J. A. Alexander, Brunswick, Georgia. WANTED. —Table boarders. Apply t> Mrs. C. W. Floyd, No. 003 F street. WANTED. Traveling salesman and residen brokers to 'sell rice on commission. Russ Rice Cos., Ltd New Orleans, Lr FOR RENT. FOR SALE.—The handsome residence of Col. W. E. Kay. For particulars see Brobston, Fendig & Cos. FOR SALE—A 7-room house fronting east on Stonek-all street, second door from Gloucester street. For terms apply on premises. FOR SALE—Carpets, window shade* furniture ami other household goods. All nrocttcaliy new. Apply to Mr*. Julias May. CIO oiouaaaatar St. FOR BALH-—At a bargain; truoa farm Fourteen acre tarm under fence; one four room cottage an. barns, 24 band of cattle; 30 heads of hogs; 1 horse and wagon; fajrmlug implements; four miles from city; one-fourth mile from railroad station. Party leaving the city; must go. Ap ply R. \\\ Durden, 1000 O street. LOST. MISCELLANEOUS. ere will find nice comfortable room nd good table board at 405 G street FOR SALE Ix 6 Heart face flooring:, dressed to match’ Cheap. Benito Padrosa. To The Public HAVING LOCATED A CEMEffI 3TONE PLONT CORNER OF P AN. D BTREET6 lAM PREPARED TO DO A GENEPAL CEMENT WORK FIRST J_AS C .VOK AT A REASONABLE FIGURE. ALL SIZES 6*’ WHITE ANC tOLOREE HEXIGCN TILE AND CURB OF THE REGU LATION SIZE. SOLICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PAT RONAGE J. D. Baldwin The Brunswick Bottling and Manufacturing Cos Manufacturers of SODA WATbP. AND MINERAL W ATERS, CIDERS, CORDIALS NEC TARS, VINEGARS, SIMONS SPECIAL GINGER ALE AND RYE OLA, PHONE 273 * 218 OGLETHORPE 8T For ACCURACY PROMPT DELIVERY and PURE DRUGS HAVE YOUR Prescriptions Filled at MANOE’S Pharmacy 505 GLOUCESTER ST. PHONE 37. ARE YOU THIRSTY. If you are and a good drink of the Best Olhiskey or Finest Beer will quench it I can fix you. See my wine and cigar list. H. Selig, 229 Grant Street. CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS Let us be your Wash woman BRUNSWICK STEAM LAUNDRY. Cline & Ludwig, Props. Bottlers of Coco Cola and other Soft Drink* 110 RICHMOND AT. PHONE I Z3- PAIMEIL EIIGIIEERIIG CO. All classes of FOUNDRY AND MACHINE REPAIRING SRICIALkY tOUIRRED FOR MARINI WORK Perfectly Adapted Marine Rail way Phone 16-3 Brunswick, Ga. BROWN & CO DEALERS, MANUFACTURERS AND SHIPPERS OF Railway Crossties AND DEALERS IN Yellow Pine I .umber BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. Kim™, couch" ans CURE the LUNCS ff,TH lr= ling’s j Hw* Iseevery I Lftn /YOMUaPTIOM Price # I (FOR 3 OLi'iHS ami sGc&sl.ooß i WOLDS Free Trial, | Sweat aad Quickest Guro for all W TILL. 'JAT and LUNG TROUB -1,23, or MONEY BACK. , Cobb and Wheeler GNEPAL TINNER 3 THE OLD RELIABLES. 25 Years in the Business, GOOD V/ORK PROMPTLY EXECU TED. Phone 313. 313 Newcastle St Call up Davis and Taylor’s stable 'f you want dirt Lir raising your In' or sidewalks.