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Can another q fool and you are the
fool; eaIl yourself a fool and you be-
gin 10 be wise.
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stsamIhlpa Owed O. EaeIsnd.
England owns 1880 Of the 14.0T7
lnerE belonging to the twelve lead
nations Of Europe ana America
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Defiance Starch Is guaranteed biggest
and best or money refunded. 16 ounces,
10 cents. Try it nov.
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When prosperity falls on the evil
heart Il but nourishes its weeds.
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hed IN starting a periodical devoted
wholly to the scientific study Of milk.
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But few good things come to the aV-
erage man. He must 60 after them.
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II you tifo q BuckWhoat, Try llras Aus
made from the treat food ceresiI. en- s--l1
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No man Is free who Is not master or
himself f--Hpictetus
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Genius Is a superior aptitude to pa
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Get q bottle OF Hamlin's Wizard on to-
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Envy always implies conscious In
feriority wherever It resides-Pliny.
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Nothing Is more friendly to q man
than q friend in nsed.-Plautus.
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With most men economy. instead Of
charity, begins az home.
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Success consists Of doing what you
can DO and doing It well
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ERR RmlR California farm. 80 asrss, -
~ 8aO miles from sacramsnto. On 4. n.
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dress y p. BEANB. Kik Grove. oAiiforatA.
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Stops the Cough and
works on the Cold
LAXATIVE Bromo ouinino Fahlsts Prics &c
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cannot agree, The former kills thu latte
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FOR SALE s.g SyT yssy J..3S S21 S:s.,! EIS5s 8.
80 proved a1d plaifio ln1da
Elag bsegninE ssstied by E0od farmsrs. save zoe
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eop Ca. ID aSrs RABM, 100 aeFsa b oulrivatioA
- eNie 50 sere1 pagtnre, re5idg1ea, - n squarA
barn, crib, granarI and Wag0n ahed Sombzsd, po1t
~ h0u9e. hog corfall, ven, wind mil, cistsrl 9l1
$4,000. C.N. MORRLA H0ldFegs, Nsb. -.
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IIPg HPgLP ! you FARM or RANCH?

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land % No. Hard heat Whef8 FlaE - -. baI
acre and stock lTea cut DOOR ne year around rol
further mformation sddraa y. y. WooDWoBTU
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
BIG SAW MILL DEAL
BY BRUNSWICK AGENS
SHOULD AWAKEN INTEREST.
Prominent Citizen Talks Of the Ger
man Emiqrants.
Editor Daily News:

Editor Daily News
The coming of the German emf
grants to Glynn county to develop
the vast area OF waste and idle land,
lying Immediately north of Bruins
wick, should awaken rne greatest in
terest among the entire citizenship OF
both city and county
The intensive system OF agricul-
ture, in which the foreign element of
migrants have been educated, ad
mits of support and profitable occu-
pancy by five persons to every ten
acres of land; ais being true, it will
be seen that there is room within
six mileSg of this city, north and sur
rounding the first stations upon three
lines of railroads, sufficient amount
of valable lands to meet the wants
of several hundhfed families, who
would not only acquire homes with
every faciiity of transportation to
the markets north and west, but who
NOulu DENClilS thc NtlS bSSl anu
truest contributors to the growth and
prosperity of Brunswick.
Brunswick $ business men, and
women, too, snould study ways of
contributing to the success and con
tentment Of these people who have
left all behind them to ind homes
in a strange land, and who we know
constitute the very best element of
all emigrants from the old country.
Slight personal acquaintance with
them by the writer has convinced him
already That among them are people
of gentle blood and capable OF high
order OF citizenship in a very short
time The first want Of these strang-
ars, will be a school of German and
English, and the establishment in
theh midst of the facilities of relig-
ious worship, and social entertain
ment situated to their taste and en-
yironments
TO the end that the very best i'm
pressons may be made upon them.
from social point of view, basket
picncs should be given monthly by
the citizens of the town, and, through
the large German element in our
midst, every facility given for free
| intercourse, and in this way, assuring
them that the cold and oppressive
hand OF Russia has been replaced by
tne warm and generous hand Of free
America. j. A. Butts
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
MANY SPEAKERS
ARE COMING
DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE TO AD-
DRESS THE sUGARCANE Ard
cASSAVA CONVENTION.
viii Be Held Next Saturday and
Bids far to Be 4 Big
Success.

The coming sugarcane and cassava
convention will be attended by some
of the leading people of the country,
who are interested in farm work,
and many eloquent and instructive
speeches will be delivered.
We are glad to be able to an
nounce that Mr.. GartskiH VINO de
livered notable address at the cane
and cassava convention last spring
upon cassava as food for and fat
tener of stock, and as a starch maker.
and Prof H. E. Stockbridge, who de
livered an address of great power at
the convention last fall, will attend
and address the coming convention
April 12.
Hon, J, Pope Brown will also ad
dress tho convention on AN expert
ment station toi south Gcol gia."
Hon. d. G. Pr Sc, president of the
board of trala Of savannah. on the
new development of the south "
Hon 0. b. Stevens, commissioner
of agriculture at Washington, viii also
address the convention.
Col. |. c. Wade win deliver an ad-
dress on tine stock proposition In
the south.
Dr.. Wiley, chief chemist agricultu-
raj department, Washington. upon
our soils sugarcane, cassava and
other crops.
Secretary Wilson. should his son s
Hines permit his attendance. upon his
choice of subjects. Other interesting
and able speakers are expected.
This convention is going to be a
notable step in the development OF
south Georgia, ana every citizen OF
Glynn county should lend it his aid
in every way in his power
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
ROOSEVELT SOON TO
PROBE BRITISH CAMP
LITTLE LOCAL LINES.

Willie Anderson held the lucky
number in the drawing at Marks ci-
gar store last nign,.
The program for the cane and cas-
sava convention is now being pre-
pared and will be announced In n
few days.
All of the candidates in Glynn
county favored an early primary and
endorse the action of the executive
committee.
j. D. Wright, the contractor, is
soon to begin the erection OF a hand
some residence on Union street. be-
tween Howe ana George for Mr., j
G Young.
Mr.. F. A. Wrench will shortly re
move MS job printing establishment
into the building just north of his
present place The building has been
thoroughly overhauled and will make
a convenient office
The following schooners went to
sea yesterday: Harry Prescott, Cap
tain Gray; Annie L. Henderson, Cap
tain Hall; Samuel B. Hubbard, Cap
tain CoYerdale, Brooklyn, Captain
Dexter
A party of gentlemen will leave to
morrow for Cumberland to spend a
,s,aaly a,.,,y,, Hsb;pg
Levy Bros has just furnished the
officers OF the Brunswick Rd men
with new uniforms. The entire com
pany will get new ones in the near
future.
St Jude's P L. church, morning
prayer and Holy Communion at II
a. m: Evening prayer and sermon
at 7:3O p. m.
The new residence which is being
built by Contractor J. D. Wright for
Mrs. Cora Rowe will soon be ready
for occupancy. and viii be one of the
handsomest residences in the city,
Tupper & Cos. new steamer is now
being coppeIed. and as soon as tne
new boiler is completed work viii
be rushed on the craft She will run
during the summer between Bruins
wick and st. Simon
The race for receiver OF tax returns
between Messrs. T. b. Ferguson and
H. f. Dubberly promises to be one
.of the most interesting contests in
the coming primary. Both the gen
tlemen are very popular and the
final result of the race will be watch
ed with interest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06

THE SALE
PLANT SYSTEM HAS BEEN
ABSORBED BY ATLANTIC
&C ksT LINE.

The article published in the At
lanta Constitution on Thursday and
'epr:nted in he News Friaay morn
ing, to the effect that the Plant Sys-
TEN had been absorbed by the Allan
tic Cast line, has been confirmed
by both President Erwin of the Plant
System, ami President Elliott of the
Atlantic Coast Line Following is
President Erwins statement:
New York. April 4-Mr. w. G. Ell
lott, president Of the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad company, and | as pres
iden. of the Saya anah, Florida and
Western railway, authorize the fol
lowing statement. Negotiations have
been completed under which it Is ar
ranged that the Savannah. Florida
and Western railway company will, on
or before the 1st OF July, 1902. be con
solidated with and become the prop
erty OF the Atlantic Coast Line rail
road company
The negotiations also contemplate
that the other railway properties Of
the Plant System will pass under the
control OF the Atlantic Coast Line at
the same time It has aIso been
agreed that when the consultation
takes place, the Southern railway
shall nave trackage right thereafter for
all OF its trains, both passenger and
tIeight, over the line between Savan-
nah and Jacksonville, thus making
Jacksonville the southern terminus
OF the Southern railway company for
its Florida service to and from the
east and west. r, G. Erwin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
5RoRsToN, FENDlG & CO., OF
THIS CITY, SELL SAVANNAH
PROPERTY TO HILTON AND
DODGE COMPANY.
DEAL WAS CLOSED YEsTERD
AND THE LOCAL FIRM HAVE
OF 1T,

Brobston, Fendig & Co., have adj
ded another feather to their cap and
scored big turn on Savannah real
estate agents. This firm has made a
sale of the Vale Royal mills, at Sa-
vannah, and forty thousand acres Of
cypress timber on the Savannah river.
The Hlton-Dodge Lumber company,
having purchased the property of Mr..
! Fl. p. Smart, one OF the most wealthy
and best known mill men in the south.
1t is understood that a price OF
about 100000 was paid for the prop
erty. Captain John A. Foster OF
the Hilton-Do5ge Lumber company
wnen asked about the matter last
night, but declined to say what was
paid for the property, but said it is
much more than has been reported
BY this deal they have secured prop
ably the finest body Of cypress tim
ber in the south, and Nh. H. p.
Smart now retires from active bus
mess Mr.. Smart spent years in secur-
ing this cypress, he having long ago
foreseen the great value in southern
hardwood, bought these lands when
they were considered of little value
and few years ago erected a large
mill in Savannah to manufacture the
lumber from his timber lands. but on
account of advancing wears and tha
increased responsibility of looking
after this business he decided to al
low Messrs. Brobston, Fendig & Co.
to handle the property and they
quickly found a purchaser in Mr. X.
Fl. Knox, OF Darien. who offered to
lbuy the property for his company.
and yesterday the deal was closed
and in future the Vale Royal mills
will be operated by the Hilton
Dodge people.
The peculiar interest in this mat
ter to Brunswickians is the fact OF
enterprise by which one of the largest
deals ever made in Savannah was
engineered by Brunswick broker
Brobston, Fendig & Co. have sue
cessfdiiy operated all over the south
and have established reputation
for reliability and integrity that mas
brought them a magnificent clientage
and Brunswick people are justly
proud Of their success.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
MR.. C. S. scARLETT DEAD.
Passed Away at n,s Rome Yesterday
Morning.

NSSSA FNSNNg O. '''@ > iCttN tCntClAGJ J
Morning
Mr. G S. Scarlett, Sr., one of the
oldest and most prominent citizens
of Glynn county, passed away at his
home, Fancy Blun yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock
Mr. Scarlet has been seriously III
for long time, and his death was
momentarily expected by those who
were Oest aware of his condition.
Everything possible, however, was
done to save him, Dut to no avail,
and at last ne succumbed to the cali
of the Grim Reaper
Mr Scarlet was sityfour years Of
age and has been a resident of Glynn
county nearly his entire life. He
has large circle Of friends in
Brunswick as well as all over the
country. Besides a wife MI Scarlet
leaves eleven children to mourn their
loss. They are Mrs ]. l.. Beach. OF
this city, Mrs. Albert Hillsman, of
Macon, and Messrs. Stanton, Mason,
Frank, Robert, Julian and Misses
Emmie, Meta, Pauline, Daisy and
Helen Scarlet. All Of his children
are well known in this city, and, like
their father, have many friends here.
The funeral VIII occur at II o'clock
today from the family residence.
The interment will be in Oak Grove.
the family cemetery. The steamer
Rowland has been chartered by
Brunswick relatives and friends, ana
will leave here this morning for
Fancy Bluff.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
IN sRANTLEYs DISTRICT.
Executive Committee Will Meet at
Waycross April 19.

Hon. John c. Mcdonald, chairman
of the democratic executive commit
tee Of the Eleventh congressional
district, has issued call for a meet
ing Of that committee to be held in
the parlors Of the Phoenix hotel in
Waycross, on Saturday morning,
April 19. at 10 o'clock.
The object of the meeting Of this
committee will be to call demo
crptic primary TO nominate candk
dates for congress from the Eleventh
district and transacting any othe
business which may come before the
meeting Mr. w r. Dickerson. of
bonneville, .s secretary of the com
mittee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
THE DATE
IS NAMED
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE GALS PRI.
MARY FOR MAY IS.

The Democratic executive commit
tee met yesterday and ordered pri-
mary election for the nomination of
candidates for senator, representa-
tive and all county offices to be held
on May 15 The qualification tay
voters are practically the same as in
1900.
All white registered voters who
will pledge themselves to support the
nominees Of the primary will be quail
flied to vote. The voters must reg
lister by May 8th The expenses Of
the primary were assessed against the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
ORDERED THAT CHARGES PRE-
FERRED IN GOVERNORS RE-
PC1T MUST BE THOROUGHLY
INVESTIGATED.
HE CLAIMS THAT FROM SOIL
OF AMERICA THE BRiTONS
FIGHT REPRESENTATION DIS
CUsSED.

Washington. April 5.-An investiga-
ton into the charges that Great
Britain has what is virtually a mill
tary camp at Calmetto. near New
Orleans. was oruered today after the
cabinet had discussed the questions
involved In the report sent TO the
state department by Governor Heard.
OF Louisiana.
Tne time of the cabinet was taken
by almost entirely with the commu
nieation which the president has re
ceived from the governor of Louisiana
protesting against the camp alleged
to be maintained in that state by
agents Of the British government for
the purpose of supplying mules and
teams to the British army in South
Africa.
Pearson Meets Livingston.
General Pearson had lunch today
VITA Colonel Livingston who is much
interested in the charges made by
friends Of the Beers In the house. In
the course Of his talk Pearson claim
ed that the British officers near New
Orleans conduct shipping post just
as If it were a military camp, the
only difference being the lack OF uni
form The Boer commander said
today
There are millions of pounds OF
supplies being shipped the British
army in the field from New Orleans.
and | have been sent TO tins country
10 put a stop to it. ! nave used ev-
cry effort in my power to this end,
but without avail, and now as a
last resort, | have appealed to Pres
ident Roosevelt for the same privi-
lege allowed the British II they
can wage war against the burghers
on United States soil, and this
strongly contend they are tecninally
and actually uoing. by buying ano
shipping supplies from a central coun.
try, then | Know of no reason why
should not on the part OF the South
African republics, be allowed to car.
~ on the war against the British Oh
the same territory"
Pearson stated that he has received
the most encouraging reports from
South Africa, and tnat his advices
plainly showed that the burghers had
not the slightest idea Of giving up
their fight for independence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
Mr.. RATcLlFFE TALKS.
Says He Is Not Making the Race In
Opposition to Mr.. Townsend.

Says He Is Not Making the Race In
Opposition to Mr.. Townsend.
Mr.. r. L. Ratclirfe, who has an
nounced himself a candidate for coun.
Y commissioner, yesterday gave out
the following announcement:
Since my announcement as a can
didate for the position Of member Of
the board OF commissioners of roads
and revenues Of said county. | am in.
formed that a rumor has been circu.
lated to the euect that | would make
the race Tor said office especially in
opposition to Mr.. w. r. Townsend.
] desire to make a correction of said
rumor and to state that my candidacy
IS not in opposition to any one in par.
ticular.
Since the passage Of the law con.
sututing said board Of commission.
ers Of roads and revenues as it pres.
entity stands, the Twenty dis.
trict OF said county has had no repre-.
sentative upon said board and while
the citizens Of said district have nc
special complaint to make against
the board. stilI they desire represen
tation upon said board in the way OF
having one Of its citizens a member
thereof.
Believing that our district is en-
Titled to furnish one of the members
OF said board. and having been i'm
portuned by quite a number Of citi
tents and friends to make the race for
said position, / therefore announcel
my candidacy therefor.
Robt. L. Ratcliffe
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06

ne names OF ali candidates must
be printed on one ticket, and the
voters will erase the names of all
canTdates except those for whom
they desire to vote.
The following managers were ap-
pointed:
Brunswick Precinct-J. T. Lam
bright, w J. Way A. L. Franklin.
Twenty Fifth District. D. Gould.
w. G. Taylor, John Postel.
Twenty Seventh District-W F.
Knight, Frank Scarlet, Hugh Rat
cliffe.
1499th District. A. Ward. b. f.
Lewis, G. w. Arnett.
1356tn District-T. w. Lamb, Charl-
ton Wright Joseph Sapp.
The primary for the nomination
Of candidates for governor and other
state house Offices. congressman ana
judge 0 the Brunswick circuit was
ordered to be held on June 5, under
the rules prescribed by the state and
county democratic committee. The
same managers were named for This
primary who were appointed to hold
the primary on May l5.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
CARRIERS WORKED OVER TIM.
Money to Be Paid the Brunswick
Carriers by Government.

Carriers by Government.
Old mail carriers of Brunswick
will get $1,077.2O rom the general
government for working over time.
Every year this bill has come up for
action, but has never been passed It
was reported favorably Friday. The
Brunswick carriers who are to g.
the money are the ones who were at
work when the free delivery system
was hrst established in Brunswick.
They worked more than eight hours
per day and charged it up to Uncle
Sam as extra"
AS it is at present the carriers
cannot work overtime, as the depart
ment requires them to complete their
work in eight hours and if they fail
to do so it is their loss.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06
THREE BOYS BURNED 70 DEATH
Perished in the Flames of Their
Home,

Admission, Ala, April 5.-News
reached Admission this afternoon Of
the horrible death of three colored
boys early this morning two miles Of
Alexandra, about 20 miles north of
Admission. The boys were aged 12. IA
ana 10 years, respectively, and were
burned in the home of their father.
Cnrls Mcdaniel. Six children were
IN the house and three barely escaped
with their lives and some injuries.
All the flesh were burned from the
bones OF the three children. Details
as to how the house caught on fire
could not be learned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06

Mr. ". J. Murphy who has been a
resident Of this city for several
months, died Friday night after an
illness Of few days. His remains
were inferred in Pelmetto cemetery.
yesterday, Rev W. NJ, Gilmore con.
ducting the funeral.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06

Plain and trimmed corset covers
only 10 cents, Monday and Tuesday
at Mrs NJ. Isaac's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-06

FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished brick
dwelling, I19 Reynolds street.