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I tIE BRlJlMjfwiCK NBWS
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
G 1 /un Coanty I
Olrun County Commissioners.
Tne United States Court of Bank
rapier for this District.
Notice ef dieooritlnuano* of Adt
snd Subeejlptlone must he made t
ouslnnmofflee In writing.
CorresrJndsnre galieited. but to re
uelve attention letters must be a.
oouipanlJtt by a. responsible name, n>>
tor but a# a guarantee a
good Tnlth.
Rejected communications will oe
returned if acoompanled by postage.
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uil note, caock, money order or regia
hred letter. Address
News Publishing Cos.,
Brunswick, Or
Senator lialley won out after all in
Texas. His feathers have been badly
grafted, however.
Governor Swcetenhaw'a gratitude
was late in arriving as are the aver
age pa-sengm trains hero in llruua
wtck.
The city council will meet again
this evening. Wo would like to s-e
some concerted uctlou for pavttl
streets.
Wbats become of tbat uew armory
of the Brunswick Kltlemeu, VVe hope
the company is not going to let the
oportuuity pass.
Birmingham Is after Atlanta again.
This time trying to get the headq.ua:-
tera of the Southern Cotton Associa
tiou removed to that city.
The steamship City of Birmingham
looks very natural in her slip at Uu
Msllhry wharf She ought to corny
U) a real deep water port ofteuer
When the bombastic politicians get
through with the Brownsville inti
dent maybe the gentile statesmen in
the senate will let the Incident pass.
Beal estate owners, and agents arc
still going skyward, here In Bruns
wick both as to the rents and values
They will rigiet it sooner or later.
So Hoke Smith is going to rouire
trorn the practice or law. That
means that tike railroads will not
tare to fight damage suits so hard.
it is a good thing that Vice-Presi
dent Fairbanks carries those snow
balls around with him or the senate
would melt during the Brownsville
debate.
It strilvs us that the city council
will have gome strong modifying to du
with that Strachan ordinance before it
will meat the approval of the people
of Brunswick.
Only one man, a preacher named
Mann, failed to vote for Senator
Tillman in the South Carolina legis
lature. Now watch out for Ben'*
pitchfork again
Then again, the present city admin
istration will have some trouble In
reducing water and electric light
rates by the terms of the proposed
Surachan ordinance.
The automobile enthusiast.-, on the
Florida coast are preparing to break
a few record*, and, Incidentally. a
number of bones this week, especially
the latter part of the program.
Comer is fighting for the
|HBkt rate in that
ill Wfcoorgia and Georgia I
WHERE WOULD IT GO?
The emptiest thunder that was
lever pumped in the series of rumb-
we call Amer-
is the hreat that the black
vote will be lost to the republican par
ty In 1308 because of the dlcharge
without honor by President Roosevelt
of a battalion of colored troops. The
threat is being made conspicuous
these days by the papers and period
icals which are active in their oppo-
Ition to the policies of the presi
dent
Promising -that It may bo possibly
true that the negro vote wlil not be
cast for the republican caudidSte for
president in 13i>8, it la in order to dis
cuss in whoso behalf It will fall. Cer-
candidate of the demo
cracy, party more
to de
prive them of their vote nor
o the possible populist party whose
candidate would be based on the vole
>t the whit© working tuau.
There is no other place for the
'slack man than the republican party,
even though Roosevelt himself be nom
mated for the shadowy third term
There are those of ua who dislike
uid distrust the republican party who
would be sorry to see It lose the blaca
vote. Such a uiseucum
eer Its weakness and partialatioa end
.jretenses which enable tne
iemocracy with much difficuly, with
a good deal of doubt and tribulation
to keep the south In line Take away
he odium with which the southern
white regards tfje republican part.,
oy amputating the
from It. ami
ic have the
their lives to hold the states of North
Carolina, Tennessee and possl'l.ly
number of others. Missouri and Ken
tuc>' would be more than doubtful, it
he issuer of the campaign were made
up for and against these special poi
cles which Roosevelt has led an !
which he more than any other man
today r< presents and permmiUe
The threat Is idle aud useless*, anti
Is directed against. Roosevelt influenc
in the republican party. Intended t >
strengthen the senatorial aud pluto
cratic cabel against him and the div
lion of the party to which he belon ■
If that vote should be lost It woul
be replaced by enough democrats t •
mrrv than make up for it. Fla
the republican party nationally on
white basis, with a pledge of a whit
man's, government, je-orotse a ion tin u;.
tion of of the work of reform, of
ulation, of protection to the Individ.o
against the corporation—an ! <m
against it n democracy receptive o,
corporation sympathy and favor—ana
it would sweep the country with . j
completeness that would leave the rt I
malnlng democratic states like scat
tered islands in the mighty ocean
Anew Cuban party has bet n organ !
ized, but it was not sutdclentiy sat 1
just what the leaders of the organi
Uoa expect to get out of it as the full
coinpenusfttion for patriotically set
ving the public
From the character of the speeches
being made lu congress these days
the esteemed Congressional Record
ought to furnish a first rate antidote
for all constituents who arc i
|Ki suffer from insmonla
The Florida press Is making some
ugly attacks, on the Florida Times
Union. They should be ashamed of
themselves. It Is one of the best
papers In the country and a distinct
ornament to Florida journalism.
In the course of human events when
peanut politicians stop trying to mak e
capital out of sectionalism and de
cide to stand on what merits theymay
possess, perhaps the Brownsville in
cident will take a place among the
closed chapters of congressional hot
air.
Ship Notice.
Neither the master, owners or
consignees of the Portuguese bark
Soares Costa will be responsible for
the debts contracted by the crew ot,
said bark.
Magana,
Master.
if there is any style to a shoe you
have seen la a book, lock over **nr
stock and you will be yrgtty area t-.
(hod 't Pr*on'
A co'd is much more easfty cure
when the bowels are open. Kennedy
Laxative Roney aad Tar opens th
bowels and drive* the o*l4 eh? of the
<mtom to <r*owg *r *M Ml hr ah
ME SRUNBWiftK 4AU.Y H.tWi fMORSOAV. JANUARC U. t#or
Li.rcmeiv re mens coughs.
§ 1/y /y I*/"# ft} Couj.u* t- v 7i:,p * .t • -.rhc a j jnd lungs.
Xa/uOlUvf C JLkZ Coughs that to sic the whole body You need
/ f * regular medicine, a doctor’s rrAiicine, for
/-v * / /*# A /v * cough aarf*k your doctor Aut Ayer’s
Vm/ t_/ti V*f / lO Cherrv Fecto-al for the*=e severe (As.
. / Of* k no Mevet, i Wo pnb:!i M- C. AgerCo.,
10 IMYS 10
~K£DUCIION SMI
T r ‘ make room for the lar incoming stock of spring i.00i.-:
part of which in now in transportation, the ten days beginning
Honda; , Jan 28th wlil be note i in the history of my business
4ft ,bf l' eriod of “laughter in prices on aii hues ■ M-rchandise
and I subral' the following reduction for you; consul ration;
ON CLOTHING 25 PER CENT.
ON SHOES 25 PER CENT.
GENTS Furnishings 25 per c
ORY GOODS 10 PER CENT
j BOYS’ SUITS AT COST
Buy what you coed from Me and save 25 per cent on what you
purchase I need room, must have it The go An must go
Geo. \V. Owe iiv,
(he Family Supply House
t_
cot SON HARDWARE CO.
j
SAVE YOUR CASH
Wfi hnvn quite a hi* stoeh o!
China and C!asi= warn yet on
hand, which wo rv wdllug (or
leB than actual cost. If you
nond anything in thin Hu*. w
cum <srttcly nave you -Mint*
rn-nv-y
SVv ho>* n !ut; t*n>
BoSid Uraa® Andirons, and Grate
Fenders, now la the Mum to tniv
tht-Ri’
COLSON HARDWARE CO
• a ?
THIS XMAS YOU’LL
Bi HAPPYt
surely if yqu favtor your
friends with someone or tnor®
approprint* gift sought out
with loving thoughtfulness
from our timely display of
perfumery In fancy bottles,
toilet articles, manicure sets,
shaving sets, fancy boxed
soaps, ete.
The show is free and our
pricing fair.
THE ATLANTA PrtARMACV.
Tel 310. Sub-Poetofbc* Station
No, t.
SELiG’S PLACE.
IS HEAOQUARTERB FOR
FINE LIQUORB, WINES
CIGARS, ETC.
COLO BEER A SPECIALTY
A WELCOME FOR ALL.
SELIG’S PLACE.
211 Cor. Monk and Grant to.
WAHTEfb—A M 4 Xarcto totfar
Mr, owm fiM. see. m. lUt§m,
IE CENT 1 !■
WANTED.
WANTED.—Young lady caahioa. Ap
ply o tne eMlropohtan Resiaurant,
217 N.wea tie street.
WANTED.-In good locality, board
and lodging for gentleman cad w.tv
Willing to pay good price for flrst
-1 class accomodations. Addreek B.,ard
News office.
WANTED.—Man -to collect. Gootl
chance for promotion See James &
Cos. 506 Monk street.
WANTED.—For the U. S. army, able
bodied unmarried mow. between ages
of 21 and 25: citizens of tho United
otaue, of good character and tern-
Derate habits, who can speak, read
811,1 "rite English. For information
U'Vdy to Rec;uitlag Officer, is Wes*
York street.. Savannah. Ga, Fo toffice
building, BrnnswUk. Ga., or IDS W,
Forsyth street, Jacksonville. Fla
WANTED,—To rent a horse Any
f ne: ,u log nu irll '! ',v in . ii{, j.,>
would like to jmt him out for food
and good rental for i .-*nipi. n; woeka
will pleas*> addrers a postal card to
Dr. Butts
WANTED—To ; uryhaße five or six
room house in residence section of
I Brunswick Address Holt Herman
PFterson Cos.. Sterling, Os Lons
distance telephone.
WANTED.—Position by crosstie in
speetor of six year* experience in
cypress, pine, oak and other south
ern woods. Address B F G care
News office.
FOR RENT.—One of the handsomest
and best appointed residences on
Onion street. Well located, electric
lights and ftll modern conveniences.
Address ''Residence” care the News
FOR RENT.—Two furnished bed
rooms, modern eo.i 1 lienees, p; ices
reasonable Apply at TOO Howe
street.
SITUATION WANTED Bv a relia
ble young colored man Can do nnv
kind of work. Sober and honest Ad
dress Greer. Montgomery, 1612 I St
FOR SALE —Thirty-five head of cat
tle and one registered Red Poll bull,
iacclimated.) four yearn old. Win.
Nightingale.
FOR RENT—Ntcelv furnished rooms
to let With use o' bath. Apple at
No. 108 Remolds street, second house
above postofflee.
THE ARCADE
BRUNSWICK’B ORIGINAL HIGH
CL4SB SALOON
LINE OF BRANDIES,
n dJJIQARB
P. KELCEr, Prop.
RHONE 27
Danger From th* Fiagu*.
There’s grave clanger from the pta
gne of Coughs and Colds that are so
prevalent, utties* yon take Dr KtniK
New Discovery for Consumption
Cough%pnd Cold* Mrs. Geo. Walk
of Forest City, Me., writes: LTt' r
Ck>d*end to people living In ellra.*!-
where coughs and colds prevail cl
find it quickly end* them. It pro
vent* Pneumonia cure* LaOrippe
give* wonderful relief in Asthma and
Hay Fever, and makes weak lung,
strong enough to ward off Consume*-
-tiom. Cough* and Cold*. Wfc anc
wmt iljTul mH ***** ***
To The m
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HAYING LOCATED A CE MENT 3TOnP ? *T, .
D STREETS IAM PREPARED TO DO A
FIRST Ai a ■'* AT A
WHITE AN L JOLCREE -EXIGON TILE
LATION SI2F| . RERftCT rULL ' SOUC! T W
RONAGE. I
J.JIiJBa’dPBH
Tiyf Brunswick BoltliH
—and M
Manufacturers of
SODA WATtP AND MINERAL W ATERS. CIDE^H^RofI
'ARB, VINEGARS, SIMONS SPEC'LL GINGER ALE^HL^fI
PHONE 273 2ig MT > : *' |
SOUTHERN
ELECTRIC
SUPPLY and
CONSTRUC
TION CO.
ELECTRICAL WIRING
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
A FULL SUPPLY OF
ELECTRICAL GOODS AL
WAYS ON HAND
Prompt Service
REAR OF THE ATLANTA
PHARMACY.
Monk and Richmond St.
When a horsn ts 30 overworked
lion down and in other ways declares
its inability to go further, you won.
consider it criminal to use force.
Many a man of human- Irapulsss
who would not wlldnsly harm a Kit
ten. Ic guilty of cruelty whore his own
stomsch is concerned. Overdriven
overworked. wn en whet ir needs i '
somolilug that will digest the foo.,
eaten and bely tho stomach to recu
perate. Something lii-e Kodoi For TV ■-
pepaia that is gold by ah' druggists
Hun t forget th Mg sale *
min Tuesday and V.’edne . >. e ,.
lunch to all and 'ail .. 1 !
funded to ihos n wno l> o-. p p
homos, twenty-five 'a -ns nrd a ; i,
a red lets to he so! i. . u .: . , ~,.
sair. second doy auction.
CLEANLINESS IS
NEXT TO GODLINESS
Let us be your Wash woman
BRUNSWICK STEAM
V LAUNDRY.
Clin'e & Ludwig, Props.
Bottlers of Coco t/ila and other Soft
Drinks
110 RICHMOND ST. PHONE 12t
mm-mm
IB (0.
All df'4 ftf
FOUNDRY Hi MINE REPAIRING
SPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR M-\*INE WORK
Perfectly Adapted Marine Rail
way
Phone 16-3 Brunswick, Ca.
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c\:v Bi§9&wßW
£1 Oh'MIWFTIOM ,Mc J
P ITHS r ’ft F \:&sl.o(ft
-itS v ia Trial. J
-Mill L.u CIUJ for al”
’ ". . . and T.TJXKOUB- 1
USS, or MOiTEY BACtt. ,
-TAB
*.,ui9.
WANTED—Twenty-five young ladles
at McClure’* Ten-CV't Stor-. Apply
Friday morning at 7:30 o’clock.
Every late wrinkl# in rtvle, but
not a wrinkle in the tit „ the shovs
from Peerson’s.
r:. f , mens*
1-V ■*''! C-y MINE
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