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2 I‘H ROAD FOR SOUTH GEORGIA OCILLA, PINEBLOOM AND VAL DOSTA TO BE COMPLETED TO OCILLA. Ocilia, Ga., June 18.—Messrs. B. B. Gray, B. G. O'Berry and Georgp Mc- Crancy, of Wiliacooche, Ga., came through on their automobiles and spent the day, conferring with the business men of this place, looking to the completion of the line of the Ocilia, Plnebloom and Valdosta rail road, into this point from Lax, Ga., the present terminus of the road; and also to the completion of the road south from Wiliacooche to Jack sonville, Fla., by the way of Homers ville or Dupont, Ga., and they will return within a week or ten days to confer with other citizens, who were out of town today, and at which time they hope to materialize their plans as to this end of the line. This road was chartered two years ago, to be built from this point to Valdosta via Wiliacooche and Mill town and twelve miles of the track north of Wiliacooche and to Lax, was graded and the track laid with 60- pound new steel rails, and the panic of 1907 stopped the further construc tion. The jieople of this place are very much interested In the construction of this road, which will so much shorten the distance into Savannah, Brunswick and Jacksonville, ns well as give the town another outlet, and they are very' enthusiastic over the present prospect of the renewal of the construction work. Mr. B. 11. Gray, the president of the road and prime promoter, talked Interestingly to a newspaper repre sentative, and assured him that it was the intention of the officials of the road to proceed at an early dale with the construction work, as soon as the preliminaries could be arranged, and stated that it would shorten the dis tance by rail between Atlanta and Jacksonville by forty miles. It, is not definitely determined whether this line will be extended southward by the way of Nashville or Adel in Berrien county, but likely to the firs; named point us it him teen chartered to build to Valdosta. ♦ the fishing at ovmekri.and ISLAND IS THE BEST ON THE COAST. GO DOWN FOR A VACA TION. THE HOTEL CUMBERLAND IS NOTED FOR GOOD SERVICE. IT'S A GREAT PLAYOftOHND FOR CHIL DREN. WRITE L. A. MILLER, MAN AGER, FOP. RATFS. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Georgia. —Glynn County. By virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of said county will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in July, 1909, within the law ful hours of sale, at the former place of business of Abraham Borchardt, deceased, 1409 Grant street, in the city of Brunswick. Ga.. to the highest nn<l best bidder for cash, the follow ing personal property coiuprstng a part of the estate of said Abraham Borchardt, to-wit: Six shares of the capital stock of South Atlantic los ing company of the par value of > . ■ 1 each, three shares of capital stock of Brunswick Pilot Boat company of the iar value of SIOO each, and all the butcher shop equipment and fixtures, j Said sale will he continued from day ■ to day untT completed. Joseph Borchardt, Administrator of the rotate of Abra ham Borchardt. NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. GEORGIA.—IGLYNN' 1 GLYNN' COrTTY. By virtue of an order gvanted the conn of ordinary of said county at the June term, 1909. thereof, thef will bo sold at No. 1" l Newcastle atroet, HrunswUte, Ga.. Mof • certain lot and stock of goods, ware merchandise and store fixtures of l .lttctger deceas'd: also all of to household and kitchen furniture locae - ed on the second floor of said blu’d ing; a complete itemized detailed statement of said stock and tlxtuics and said household and kitchen fur niture can be seen by application C the undersigned, or to the ordinary of said county, on the 21st day of June 1909. Said sale to continue tront dt> to dav till all of said property be dis posed of. Terms of sale cash. 1h . June 7th, 1909. Ernest Dart, D. W. Krauss, Administrators Estate of F. Joerg". Deceased. CITATION. Ctorg’a —Glynn Coun y. G A Tl. Jenninus. administrator up on. estate of Mrs. Elite May Brown. jr,e of su’d county. <’ e-ased aavitu. filed hlo petition for discharge, t nis Is to < tit all persons e- v -*re 1 show cause, if any, aga’r -o the -rant ing of said discharge ut the regular term of the cent, c-f • divnvv (or s=t'd 1.0 Vtsalrl nn rl'fe. first Mcud.il} Jn Julv, 1909. Horace Da.t. Ordinary, Glynn County, Georgia. FHUBTO HEGIMENT COMING JULY 24 COL. HARRIS EXPECTS ENCAMP MENT TO BE ONE OF LAF.CEST EVER HELD. ihe Fourth Georgia regiment will arrive at St. Simon on July 24 for :t week's encampment, and according to reports it will be one of the largest ever held by the regiment. The offi cers and men are ail looking forward to it with great pleasure ano every one who can possibly get away will attend. The Macon Telegraph of yes terday contained the following about the encampment: “Col. Walter A. Harris is looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to the encampment of the 2d Geor gia regiment on St. Simons island, on July 24th, that being the date agre :o upon. He said yesterday that he be-“ lieved that it would be one of the largest regimental encampments held in a long time. “July is one of the very dull months in a commercial way, and members of the various companies, who are em ployes, can better get off for a week or so during that month than in any other month of the year. "With one of the finest rifle ranges in the state on the island, with its 1 magnificent beach and sea breeze, to say nothing of the seafood diet—fish out of the briny deep right into the frying pan—and the salt air acting as a tonic, St. Simons offers so many inducements for the inland boys, that the chances are that many will go to the Island who would not care to go elsewhere. "It is not. yet known what compan ies will go down besides the Macon companies, hut the entire staff is de sirous that ail the companies of the regiment rhould go, and the more in camp the more pleasant will be the stay. "Even member will carry a bath ing suit and a hook and line, though there may lie some who will want aj crab net or a harpoon," — * Semi-Annual Dividend No. 26, The National Bank of Brunswck, Brunswick, Ga. June 17, 1909. | The Board of Directors of the Na-| tional Bank of Brunswick has this; day declared a dividend of l per com.! • $1.90 per share) out of the carnincs j for the current six months, payable] on ar.d after duty Ist. 1909, to share-j I holders of resort! at close of business this day. E. D. Walter, 7-1 Cashier, LEGVL advertisements ' ! APPLICATION FOR LEA YE TO 't LL. ; Georgia.—Glynn County. Notice is ‘given to whom it celt earns that the undersigned adminis trators have applied to the under signed ordinary for leave to sell th lands belonging to the estate of Rob ert Moses Sawyer, late of said count' deceased, and which rial estate is d> scribed in said application now of fill in the office of said ordinary, and '■-aid application will be heard at th next term of the court of ordinary ol said county. Tins June 9th, 19u9. Allen Franklin, William C. Cain, Administrators of the Estate of Said Robert Moses .Sawy ,-r. Deceased. Horace Dart, Ordinary, Glynn Cour.ty, Georgia. CITAd ION. Georgia.—Gl vnn Conntv. I-. Goldsmith, administrator upon estate of G. L. Pitcher, late of said county, deceased having fib and his pe tition for discharge. This is to cite all persons concerned to show cause, if any, against the granting of sa'd discharge at the regular term of the court of ordinary for said county to he held on the ilr.-t Mondav in Julv. 1999. Horace Dart,' Ordinary, Glynn County, Georgia. SHERIFF’S SALE. Georgia.—Glynn County. Wiil be sold, ou the first Tuesday in July next, at public outcry. n> eourt-bouse door in said county, with in the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the folio t'us real estate: The southern half i OM Town water lot No. forty-seven HTi in the city of Brunswick in srud i -un ty. said southern half of sail lot fronting east 4.'. feet on Bav gtre-n and running to the west w’th a uni form width of feet to OaleCo e Ray: said property levied on - the property of the Parker-Heasell En gineering Cos., to satisfy an ex<?e>>t<ur issued from the city court ol Brnts wick in and for said county in favm if H. B. Schuler against said Prrkcv- Ilensel Engineering Cos.; said c m *'rtv hi ing in the possess-'..", of -a; : Parker-Hensel Engineering Cos This dune 11th. 190?. Wm. H. B.’rris. Sheriff City Court of Brunswielt f Cures Colds, Croup, La Grippe. Asthma. Threat Tr-or •• ire ard Lung Troubles Prevents Pneumonia and C>-—ix, ... j_3 TWI MUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1909. ROYAL ipf • Baking Powder pf ABSOLUTELY PURE Where the finest biscuit, cake, hot-breads, crusts or puddings are required Royal is indispensable. Royal is equally valuable in the preparation of plain, substantial, every-day foods, for all occasions. Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar —made from grapes— SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ID .JACKSONVILLE - VIA ~ Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad $1.50 Only— Round Trip ♦ Commencing Sunday, June 6, spe-cial train will leave Brunswick every Sunday at f la. m., arriving Jack-sonville at 10.30 a. m. Returning, leave Jacksonville 7.00 p. in., at live Brunswick 10.35 p. it. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE DELIGHTFUL TRIPS. W. H. Leahy, J. F, NORRIS, General Passenger Agent, Ticket Agent, Atiant.i. Ga. Brunsv- ck, Ga. A. M, CALDER, Electrical Supplies and Equipment House Wiring o specialty Promptness - - - Accuracy - - - Safety •rlesenick Bldg. . . . Newcastle St. Phone 410 ROBERT'S CHILL UNO FEVER TONIC This Is a prescription prepared especially for chill and fsvsr. It Is the most effective remedy known. FIVE OR SIX DOSES will cure any case of chill and fever, and if taken then ee a tonic, the fever will not return. It acte on the liver, but does not gripe or nauseate. Malarial Fever and Chills /Wa/ai-i:*/ Fcrnor '* caused by a sertn whlch set * IflCUat Idl revtl | nto the blocd through the bite of • particular gtnus of mosquito, and the CHILLS are caused by contractions of the muscles due to the prlsence of malaria In the system. Chills and Fever is the common name for Intermittent Fever in which there is an intermission and recurrence of the symptoms at regular intervals. c f ' ROBERTS’ CHILL AND FEVER TONIC Is a specific for malaria; it is a prescription successfully employed by a practicing physician for twenty years In his private practice. IT IS A FINE TONIC TO TAKE AFTER THE FEVER IS BROKEN. WE SELL THIS UNDER A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. < No Cure No Pay. Price 25c. Bottle J. SIDNEY ROBERTS , Pharmaci * s Brunswick. Ga. Moll's Jewelry Store Fine Assortment Just in of Cloisonne Enamel Ware in Handy Pins and Broochas THf SEST IN EVERYTHING JEWELERY CALL AND LOOK K. MOTT, Jeweler, KEEPER CITY AND CO UNTY TOWER CLOCKS. 14C5 NEWCASTLE ST. Hotel Cumberland ISLAND,'GA. The Ideal Summer Resort ofJGeorgia, Fine Surf Bathing Plenty of Fishing and Boating. Ht BEAUTIFUL DRIVES Rates Reasonable. Address QQ L. A, MILLER, Manager, Avoid the heat cf the Sumner AND KEEP COOL BY INSTALLING A GAS STOVE AND USING ELECTRIC FANS. W E CAN SUPPLY YOU ON IA , SHORT NOTICE MUTUAL LIGHT and: WATER COMPANY, PHONE 7. PARKLR-HEH SELL mmnm ci MACHINE. FOUNDRY. BOILER SHOPS •TEAM FORGE ANLt MARINI RAILWAY, BRUNSWICK, GA. Electric Bitters Succeed when everything else fails. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY, LiVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE :t is the best medicine ever so!d over 8 druggist's counter. ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC RAILROAD •■The Standard of Excellence in Passenger Service.” SCHEDULES, EFFECTIVE .JiXE 15TH> lm FOR ATLANTA AND BiRMINGHAIVL * Leave Brunswick 6.3 ft a Arrive Fitzgerald -r ‘ P-m. ” Ccrdele !]' J, r 12-25a.ni. " Oglethorpe j.-„ *-f2 “ At!aD ' a E2oa a :“: (Pullman Electric Lighted Sleeper, Brunswick to Atlanta, on Night Train.) Arrive Lagrange 5 n , “ Talladega '-’aft wm 11 ';G a.m. “ Birmingha-a ' ' i" ” 1 a.ni to Florida! " ~ Leave Brunswick 9.95 a Arrive Thalmann 0 -n 2.00 P-m. “ Jacksonville 1’ -o „ 1 p nj - P ~ K 5.00 p.m. TO SAVANNAH AND THE EAST ~ ‘ Leave *reawick 9.05 a.m Arrive Thaimann ; c- n , 1 P-m. Savannah i 2.35 P.m. “ Washington or! * ■ la- 11A0 i.m. “ New Tork , 4 - s - P-m. - - 7.3 ft a.m. w - H LZIHY. j. f . norris Senercl Pssrer-sr Aren?, Ticket Agent ATLANTA, GA Tffirvowr.,. BRLISStVTCK, GA. ,* KILL™ COUGH I AND CURE THE LUNGS w ™ Or. King’s Hew Discover? RW Cocos'* J.lSfcj AND ALL THKOA T f.\9Uj*-G TWPO3LES. I ! GUAR AN TSEOSATIsFACTCKr ( OH LOKE7 HFBUNJJED.