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_OUI3 J. LEAVY, Jr., City Editor.
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Glynn County Commissioners.
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Bon voyage! steamer Brunswick.
Then again the railroads aro killing
time as well as people.
Those fellows on the other side
will have some explanationing to do
in Savannah tills morning
That must have been a whiskey
sour lemon that, the city council of
Atlanta handed to Mayor Woodward.
Brunswick wants paved streets ami
a trolley line In 11)07. Will we get
them both, gentleme© of the elly
council.
(earner Brunswick and
the private car Brunswick all In
Brunswick, why Brunswick is right
in the push.
Carpenters, mechanics, and, In fact,
nil classes' of men who real!., want
work oan itnd all of It they are look
ing for here In Brunswick
Rockefeller say ahe has a great
many trials. We know of one he has
managed to dodge pretty successfully
for about two years out in Ohio.
Senator Lodge will have a hard
time lodging his treory of the Browns
-vtlle "shooting up" In the minds of
the other members of the senate.
Oorteiyou has resigned his posi
tion as chairman or the republican
national committee. Who will open
the cash lids of the trusts In future.
Those people who are coming to
Brunswick to live will have to have
houses to live In and It is up to the
Brunswick capitalists to do the build
lug stunt.
Now that the Atlanta city council
has slapped the veto of Mayor Wood
ward In the slats perhaps Parson
Broughton will close his mouth for a
day or two.
If Captain Davenport, of the bat
tleship Georgia knows what he Is talk
ing about then congress ought to get
bv*y and -appropriate some money
for narbor improvements at southern
iKirts.
The police of Philadelphia are hav
ing trouble IdenttfjT.rg the man w.n
threw the bomb that wrought hts
own destruction. They should have
done the Identification art hefore the
throwing
The policy of certain and
certain organizations pre s s
of the country then
give them the ffe-d is grad
ually getting in^i*
gveiaga
f/PLEA FOR HARBOR IMPROVE
I MENTS
If t%‘ statements made
Dovenpnnrt, Geor
gia, there Is every
why the ports of Savannah
dmd Brunswick should get tmiy with
memorials to congresa for harbor im
provements.
According to Captain Davenport
I there |s not sufficient depth of
.water 1 In the harbors of Savannah or
!%harleston for the big war rtf to in
j the ports While Capt, Daren
j poW Is silent with refers tea to
j Brunswick, the chances ar > that he
would have made the ve,;. sum- ,|< (
ductions with reference to tfl.i water
at this port. The federal congress
could no better c g len •
as to the nee la of i, ,u.< .yi:
th® is
ed in this very Importwif.
made by the command! if
the hattlesnlp Georgia
this age of the revolution of the
construction of battleships, when tile
aim %s to make thejn larger and
larger, It seems deplorable that a ves
sel the size of the Georgia cannot en- i
ter a port on the south Atlantic coast |
If the trend of tjje movement looking;
to the ulldtiifi of battleships is main-j
tainod in the navy of Uni-1
ted States it will only he a qu* stion j
of time when their displacement will j
make It a matter of Impossibility (or !
them to call at any port in the coun s
try.
So far aa Brunswick is concerned
she has a prior claim on congress
for appropriations for harbor iuß.rovc
ments as the record wlll_ wT when
compared to ports
this one has neglected iu
the matter of appropriations and !
still has managed to keep up with
those of her more fortunate sister}
ports upon which the federal trea- *
ury has poured out its wealth.
At any rate, tue report of Gain<
Davenport ought to make a splendid |
subject for the Georgia represent;! !
lives to present to the committee on I
rivers and harbor* and we are quin
sure that our representatives in con
gress will not let this good, opporlu j
Ity pass by without taking advantage
of It.
NOW FOR PAVED STREETS IN
1907'.
The city council ought to make up I
Its mind to go to work in dead car I
nest for a system of paved streets
In Brunswick this year. It cm be
done and. tj.bove all things, it ought j
‘to be don*-. Brunswick will receive,
this year, tut It did last, something I
like $16,000 excess revenue from the '
whiskey traffic that is In i xcess to
the amount received annually prev- j
lotus to 1905. Now. with this add It j
lonal revenue and that to be derived J
from an additional increase In taxa i
Me values, together with that which
ought to come from tho veritable lax
dodger, the work could be put well
under way this year and Newcastle
street front G to Hanover Park could
be paved with vitrified brick, all de
partmeuts of the city could be kept up
to their present standard and no In
crease but probably a slight decrease
could be made In the tax rate..
Brunswick ought not to lag benind
in these el vie Improvements. She
should keep pace with the other cit
ies in the state, of equal population,
and just now, when dame fortune Is
turning new Industrial wheels In the
community, the municipality must
keep abreast of these marches to the
from.
In his innufrur.il address Monday.
Capt. Symons, the newly elected may
or. outlined his policy for the future
and the Important subject of per
manent street paving came In for un
qualified endorsement at hl-s hands.
We are of the opinion that the
members of city council will stand hs
the mayor, with the people standing
by the entire council, why cot have a
better system of paved streets well
under way ere another New Year re
minds us of the fact that we are grow' l
Ing old.
Free lunch to all ausf railroad fare
free to all these who buy at Offer
man neat Tuesday and Wednesday,
•ec. 11 and IJ. Pig sale of home’s.
Verms end lots. Terms to suit pnr .
erasers.
Netlf*,
Aflv otse baring j house to movei
w(l| *gve mofiey by flffrrtg at
oec*. j
i C. 11. Bum i, WgygroM, yf*
THE BRUNBVWm DAILY NCWB, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1907.
Dangerouscoughs. i.\trcmc!yrenlmascoughs.
/ J/}r>n/) *./*#- Coiii'! s that rur-p and tear tne tb' ~.t and lungs.
M yr.S jj(Z /4/ X Cosu S hs ,haf flic u hole body. You need
XI * reguiar medicine, a doctor’s medicine, for
■ such a cough. about Ayer’s
v> kJH U III*) Cherry Pectoral foWiese severe cases. s
W*fcyr*no eem-et*! We pcbJiah J.r. Ayer Cos
fermti’atfofa.l swrprepepettuae. Low#*; . ?.f a6 j’
J SHOES
| Satisfy
Or Your Money clock
CALL 01
Geo. W. Owens,
I he iamilv Supply Mouse
emmen f /'no i streets
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COLSON HARDWARE JIO
SAVE YOUR CASH”
We have q-.iile s big stock of
China and Glass wave yet on
haud, which we are swliing for
lons than actual cst. If you
need any filing in this line.
cam o nattily save you some
uiop.iy.
We have a line line id
Solid Brass Andirons, and Grate
Fenders, now Is the firne to buy
these
COLSON HARDWARE .CO
l|l|£rt
THIS XMAS YOU’LL
0c HAPPY!
surely If yqn favtor your
friends with someone or mor°
appropriate sift sought out
with loving thoughtfulness
frem our timely, display of
perfumery In fancy bottles,
toiler articles, manicure sets,
shaving sets. fancy boxed
soaps, eta.
The show is free and our
pricing fair.
THE ATLANTA PHARMACY.
Tel 310. Sub-Psstoffice Station
No. 1.
Danger Frem ike rtaguf.
There's grave danger from the pi*
gue of Coughs and Colds that are so
prevalent, unless you take Dr. King*
New Discovery for Coa-tunpttpn
Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo- Walls
of Forest City, Me., writes: ~4‘lt * ' •
Godsend to people living In cltmc -
where ceughs and colds prevail. < t
Pnd H quickly ends them. It pre
vents Pneumonia, cures LsGrlpp*
drives wonderful relief In Asthma Apd
Hay rever, and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward otf Conaumix
(ton. Cough* 0(J W'lf._6oc ana
$1 no Gnarantnpd hr Bwffh fh*r
tnMf TrUJ ll#
| “
Hajjier
WANTED-Handy man a . a porter in
.furniture, store. Apply to <:. .MeGai
vey. 310 Newcastle street
WANTED.—Iii good locality, hoard
and lodging for gentleman and wife.
Wiling to pay good price for first
class accomodation,* Address Board
News office. jf
WANTED—To purchase five or six
room house in residence section of
Btunswick. Address Holt Herman.
Peterson Cos., Sterling,, Ga. l.on?,
distance telephone.
FOR SALK—Thirlv-C.ve head of cat
tle and one resist red Red Poll bull,
(acclimated,) four years old Wm.
Nightingale.
FOR RENT - -Nicely furnished room*
to let with use o' bath. Apply at
No U>ft Reynolds street, second house
above post office
FOUND M*o:it Dec IS. ladles blcy.
, ole owner cun have same by dps
rriblng property and paving for this
ad. Apply to News office
THE ARCADE
BRUNSWICK’S ORIGINAL HIGH
CLASS SALOON
FINEST LlNei OF BRANDIES.
LIQUORS and CIGARS
P. KKLLER, Prop.
RHONE 217
MORGAN 8 DAVIS
Wholesale Lqiuor
Dealers
AGENTS FOR ACME BREWING CO
Mail order busL
ness a specialty.
• 224-226 BAY ST.
BRUNSWICK, GA.
W ran tit everyone, from Cinder
ella to the Giant. Peerson s
Eeastern Star.
A regular meeting of the* Glynn
chapter No 11. O. E. S . will be held
thin. Tuesday exening, January S. at
7:30 o'clock. All members are ur
gently requested to be present. Busi
’ness of importance to-be transacted.
By order of
Mr*. Milli* Baumgartner,
Mrs. H. Glogauer, . Worthy Matron
Secretary.
Free Medleine Sample*
no nolp prove that a remedy Is good
for anything. If you want to experi
ment. try aample* for other ailmaat?
ban rheumatism. Yo* can't afford to
lose time and risk life in taking
chance* with aay medicine which ha*
not stood the test of time. Drum
mqpd's Rheumatic Remedy h a
tweety yugr Record of corps Write
U> *!)• pnigi|n#d Medicine <X, Haw
Yr*, (of literstuiw.
To TheTRH
HAVING LOCATED A CEMENT 3TM
O STREETS IA 'ft r-DEPAREO TOT*
FIRST ■ , '■=■< AT A REa4S
WHITE A*.o .OLCREC
LATION SiCF REA C ECTFUI.L V SIW
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Manufacturers of
SODA WATtP AND MINERAL V\ ATERS.
r ARS. VINEGARS. r.ifvlONa SPECI* L GtNGER ALE M
PHONE 273 ?18 OIH
For
ACCURACY
PROMPT
DELIVERY
and *
PURE
DRUGS
HAVE YOUR
Prescriptions
Filled at
nacy
SOS ST.
A PHONE 37.
When aM lorsa is jo overworked
iirw jjfcd In other ways deciareu
Us go further, you worn
consider iWHtminai to use force.
Many a tVV of humane impulses
who would mid willingly harm a ki
•"ijs guilty of cruelty where Ids own
stomach is concerned. Overdriven
overworked, when what it needs t
something that will digest the foo*,
eaten and help the stomach to recu
perate. Something like Kodol For [)y -
pepuia that is, gold by all druggists.
limi t foriret the" hi? sg.lv at Offer
man Tuesday ami Wedneu. .. >
hiiu-li to all ann -o!' . r'i-i
fundeil to those wqo hnv. I,f ,-
hojpes, twenty-flve Vi n, ami a .m-,
tlre-l hts to lie anil, i.i-si and. ’ itivaie
.'of. second day suction
CLEANLINESS IS Wf
NE#T TO GO CLINGS
Let us be your Wash woman
BRUNSWICK STEAM
\ LAUNDRY.
Cline & Ludwig, Props.
Bottlers of Coco Cola*and other Soft
Drinks
110 RICHMOND ST. PHONE 121
PAIR-KEEL
ENGINEERING CO.
All f IfICCAC AT
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE REPAIRING
SPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR MARINE WORK
Perfectly Adapted Marine Rail
way
Photic 16-s3 Brunswick* Ga.
1 £
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