The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-28
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YER.
Hon. Emory speer has designated
the Brunswick Daily News as the
official organ OF the United states
Court In bankruptcy proceedings, for
Aiynn county.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
The News Publishing Company de-
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fevots our space to such advertise
ments and walt on the courts for the
money.
The curtain VIII soon be raised Tor
another theatre season.
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Tne Rome Tribune says we are all
waiting for J. Ping Pong Morgan to
settle the strike.
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Roosevelt seems to have regular
cinch on the republican nomination,
but the democrats must find a man.
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A wise contemporary is of the opin
ion that Senator Hanna win quit
politics about the time that Mr. Car
negie dies poor.
the people OF Sumner county voted
for saloons. They evidently have
been up against the bind tiger pro
blem long enough.
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MIR Morgan aid not care about dis
cussing finances with the Sultan OF
Turkey His majesty has bad repu-
tation for paving HIS debts. q
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In his public speeches President
Roosevelt denounces the trusts, but he
takes good care to hands Off when
legislation against them Is talked of.
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The News wants all kinds of new
enterprises to locate here but wildcat
schemes had better remain away. If
we desire it We can do tho wild cat
act ourselves. a4a
The Boston Advertiser has discov-
ored an admirable application of the
expression Our friends the enemy in
the relationship between the Blue and
White squadrons.
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An exchange thinks "the man who
commits election frauds snoulo be sent
to the penitentlary.' We are afraid
the prisons would have to be made
ten times larger
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President Palma can't please all of
the Cuban papers, it seems, but the
ST Louis Globe Democrat reminds
him that no other man coula please
half as many as ne does.
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The News sympathizes with Editor
George Folsom in the loss Of his son
by drowning. This is the second son
Of Editor Folsom, who mas passed{
away within very short time.
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Tais is the season when the hay
fever victim expects a six weeks
siege Of sneezing. 1t is said that you
can get rid Of it at Groyetown, in the
Alpine region OF the republic and in
NOVA scotia. An aboard!
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The News is glad that council re-
fused to grant an extension in the time
allowed when the street car franchise
was granted. The gentlemen who Sc
cured the franchise we're given plenty
OF time and as they fail to keep thei4
part OF the agreement they SHOULD
kick at only themselves.
It is said That every steamer from
Hawaii brings hundreds of laborers
TO the Pacific coast. Wherein lies the
difference between Japs and Chinese,
that one should be excluded and the
other admitted? In some respects. of
course, the former are a superior race.
but they can work for about as little
money.