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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
WILL GIVE LECTURE
TUESDAY NIGHT
s.--s

The officers of the Mems club an
nounce that they will give all theil
friends a free tour amongst the En-
glish cathedrals. On Tuesday night
Rev. Dr.. Rede will conduct large
audience assembled at the Grand op
era house, upon the invitation OF the
club, through the most interesting
scenes OF English history.
A visit to the real cathedrals OF
England is liberal education in its-iI.
To see the spot where great events
have happened, to visit the homes OF
great men, lends a new interest to
their history and makes it vivid real
ity ever afterwards.
Only a few are able to do this IN
person but all have an easy opportun-
ity of seeing and studying them al
most as satisfactory in the Illustrated
lecture next Tuesday night.
DR.. Rede has made special study
Of the English cathedrals and Knows
them and their history thorougly. lie
will tell the results OF his study in
most interesting form and, the splendid
views shown by Mr.. Wood with his
lantern will be a vision of perfect
beauty. 4t.-.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
WCE-PRES|DENT
MASON RESIGNS
Sa@ IL -
Tenders His Resignation
to Directors of the
B. s. 3.
BUSINESS REASONS THE CAUSE
Says He Did Not Have Sufficient
Time to Devote to the Office.
Directors of Road Meet in
Atlanta Today

A meeting of the directonrs of the
Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
Company was held in the general Of
fees of the company in the city on
Wednesday last, at which, besides the
local members of the board, Chairman
Hyde, was present.
At this meeting Vice President E.
H. Mason of this city, rendered his
resignation as vice president and also
director. The resignation was not
then accepted, but, it is understood
that another meeting of the directors
will be held in Atlanta today, at which
time, at Mr.. Mason's- request, the res
ignation will probably be accepted.
Mr.. Mason was seen by represen-
tative of The News last night and
when questioned on the subject he
said that he had rendered his res
ignation as vice president and mem
Der of the board of directors owing to
the fact that ne did not have suffi-
cient time to devote to the duties OF
the office, and, under the circumstan-
ces, did not think he should further
serve.
Just what will be done at the meet
ing in Atlanta today is not known,
but it is not thought that a successor
will be named just at this time.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
ADOPTED THE TWIN.
And Butt Him up.


A lady of Des Moines, Iowa, who
recently adopted baby boy had an
experience in feeding the yountster
that may prove interesting.
She says: Three months ago /
took a twin baby. He was so weak
and puny at that time that | be-
lieved l would never be able to raise
him.
81 found that the only food he
could keep on his stomach was Grape
Nuts and when l began to feed this
regularly to him he began to thrive
In two weeks he showed marked I'M
Drokement and he is now fat and
healthy boy and has at last caught
up with his twin sister who was al
ways ruddy and healthy. He is GER
fainly a fine little fellow, thanks to
a fine, pure and scientific food. Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creekk
Mich.
Grape-Nuts contains all the consult
uents OF complete food and the
whole is predigested (by a purely
mechanical process) so the very weak
est stomach will digest it. 1t is the
most scientific food in the world,
suited to all ages. See the recipe
honl, II, each package,
Lock in each package for copy o
the famous little book, THE Roat
TO Wellyille."
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
MANY MILES IN
AN AUTOMOBILE
-
Louis j. Wurth Coming
from Newark, N. j.,
to Florida
WILL. STOP AT BRUNSWICK
Party Will Leave Ne'VafSg7onetime
This Month, Stopping at All the
Principal Cities from New
Jersey to Florida.

Louis j. Wurth, Of Newark, n j..
will leave that city sometime in De
cember for Florida, making the trip
in his automobile, and accompanied
by his wife and some of their friends.
The Newark News, referring to the
prospective tour says:
"a 1.500-mile journey over rough
country roads and across hills and
valleys to Florida's sunny cline will
be made shortly by Louis ]. Wurth, a
well known local chauffeur, in his au-
tocar, which is now being put in con-
dition for the trip. Mr. Wurth expects
to start some time next month, and
he will be accompanied on the jour
ney by Mrs. Wurth and one or two
friends. Mrs. Wurth, too, is an ex-
pert chauifeusse and will assist her
husband at the wheel.
THE journey will be interesting.
The most picturesque route will be Sc
lected, with old St. Augustine, with its
ancient dwellings, ruins and the mar
row streets as the objective point. Mr
Wurth has spent several winters in
this quaint old Spanish village, and
it has long been his desire to reach
it in a more novel way than oy rail
or water.
Through Elizabeth, Railway, Tren-
ton and Philadelphia, Mr.. Wurth will
wend his way to Washington, where
the first stop will be made There
he will make tour of the Capital
City, when he will dart over the
Smooth Virginia roads to Richmond,
Short stops will be made throughout
the state, and the CarOlinas, Aiken
viii be among the cities visited, from
whence short run will bring the party
to Charleston, then to Savannah, from
where q westerly course will be taken
as far as Waycross and once over the
ST. Mary's river, the party will be in
the Land of the Flowers. Mr.. Wurth
may also visit Thomasville in the pine
woods of old Georgia, and Brunswick,
a few miles from Jekyl island, where
the millionaires spend the winter.
"The balance of the "trip is net a
choice one, as the chauffeur must pick
his way over the sandy roads OF Flor
ida which lead to Jacksonville. MI
Wurth will devide his time between
Jacksonville and st. Augustine, both
Of which cities have miles Of paved
streets.
The itinerary of the trip has not
been completed, but will be along the
Atlantic coast. The return will be by
different route, and will take in many
places in Alabama, where good roads
are abundant" .i.J..l
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
Bic TRIAL IS ON
IN j. 5. COURT
-<
Case Against B. s. B. Pres
ident is Attracting
Attention
THE TRIAL 1T on IN ATLANTA
Defense Attempts to Have the Recent
lnterventions Stricken on
the Ground of IL
legality.

The following story from the AT
lanta journal will be of interest in
Brunswick. insomuch as the defendant
in the case is Bird NJ. Robinson, pres
ident of the Brunswick and Birming-
ham railroad:
AT l O'Clock today, before Judge
Newman, in the United States court,
the case of Joe Lake ct. al. VS.. the At
lanta National and Southern Home
Building and Loan associations, was
taken up, it having been postponed
this morning on account of the alb
sence of Reuben Arnold, one of the
prosecuting attorneys.
The plaintiffs this afternoon were
represented by Fielder and Rountree
and W. B. Hill, and the defendant by
w. II. Russell, of New York, Alec King
Slaton ana Phillips and Rosser and
Brandon. AS Mr.. Russell was suffer
ing from his eyes this morning, he
had not had time to prepare answer
to the interventions filed Saturday, he
was given until tomorrow 10 make his
answer.
Attorney Alec King, for he defend
ants, asked that the interventions all
ready filed by the plaintiffs in the case
Of Joe Lake ct. al, be stricken, but
Judge Newman refused to grant this
until hearing had been held.
Mr.. Rosser, for the defe174 =
stated hiS reasons fer having
interventions stricken. He said tha
they were filed in al attempt to- Sc
a1ide the decree i ldered by the
court three years ag when it allow
ed the stock CT the two associations
to be sold. He saiu that the decree
could not be set aside by intervent
ions because it was inal, giving as a
further reason the fact that the Nat
ional Finance Company and w. A.
Wimbish and Bird M, Robinson lad
not been mentioned in the original
suit,and that it was rot legal in filing
an intervention to drag in new names
to the suit. Judge Newman adjourn
ed court until 10 o'clock tomorrow
without deciding the point"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
The Buchanan Returns.

The Savannah News of yesterday
said: The schooner Oracle d. Bu-
chanan, which left Tybee Monday in
tow of the tug Dauntless, returned to
Ty bee for harbor last night. The Ve3-
sci went to sea, in face Of a storm
warnings, bound for New York. Sne
met head winds from the start and at
Hunting Island decided to put back
to Tybee, where She arrived last night
The Buchanan loaded at Fernandlna
with lumber for New York but put III
td Tybee three weeks ago in distress
with lumber, The Dauntless was en-
gagged to tow her to New York. She
will put to sea again as soon as the
weather permits"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
8RooKMAN NEWS NOTES.
Interesting Items From the Little
Glynn County Town.


Brookman, Nov. 20-The public
roads in this section are in fine con
dition.
After several days of drizzles VIC
are having very cold and bracing
weather, the mercury going down as
low as 80.
Inc dock presents a very hust-
ling appearance now, being crowded
with crossties and shingles from the
woChs of this vacinity for shipment.
The boats Rowley and Jake ply
regularly between this place and the
city.
The Sunday school is now in a
fourishing condition. Every one is
deriving a great dead OF good from
it.
Donald Livingston, Of Atlanta, is
the guest OF his aunt. Mrs. NJ. A.
Livingston at this place.
Arthur OVerton is the guests of rel.
atives in Waycross.
DR.. j. A. Gordon, of Waynesyille,
spent Tuesday here with friends.
Miss Florida Livingston entertained
informally Tuesday in honor of Mr..
Donald Livingston, OF Atlanta. Those
invited were Miss Josie Reed, Misses
Elizabeth and Margaret Livingston,
Mr.. Thomas Mathews, Mr.. Arthur Ov-
erton. Enjoyable refreshments were
served and the guests left with pleas
and memories Of Miss Livingston as
"a hostess.
Mrs. George Myers, who has been
quite i'll, as great deal better.
S. Ferrell was called home from
Everett some days ago by the serious
illness of his wife.
S. M. Tison, Cf Savannah, and neph-
ew, A. Walter, of New York, are at
the formers country home, Bethel.
Mrs. Rufus Jackson, of Georgetown
is spending some time at Woodbine
with her mother, Mrs. Nelson. She is
accompanied by her two sons Rufus
and Anderson.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
TO ISSUE S TAMPS
IN CERTIFICATES
=
Postoffice Department
May Do Away with
Mailing of Them
pOsTMASTERS iNDORsE 1T
Plan Lately Suggested Does Away
Entirely With the Stamp Re-
mittances and Government
May Adopt it.

A plan which will do away with
the remittihg of stamps has lately
been devised John NJ Hubbard, assist
ant postmaster of the Chicago Office
and is being mailed to postmasters
throughout the country for their en-
dorsement.
The plan in substance, calls for the
issuance by the pGstoffice system of
postage stamp certificates being re-
deemable at any postoffice in stamps
or in cash at per cent discount Per
sons wishing to remit small amounts
through the mail could then, instead
of buying stamps, buy one of the
certificates, and having endorsed their
on the reverse side, could pest them in
the ordinary manner. 1t is stated that
as safe as the money order, but it's
main advantage is for the merchant
wiz uN'0S l"i Sc Ahal1 OluSI ptiol-
ness receiving most Of their remit
tanca3 in stamps. Many of these
stamps are so gummed up that the
average firm loses about 5 per cent
of their value to say nothing of the
trouble of handling them.
The scheme has been endorsed sew
eral times by the national convention
Of postmasters and II is now being
seflt out to post1nastera fox their sap-
proyaI. When sufficient sentiment has
been stirred up in its favor, congress
win be asked tcI pass a law establish
ing a postage stamp certificate.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
OTHER SYNODS
FAVOR ATLANTA
%+7t.r = @s~F Ia
Looks Like Big University
Will Come to Geor-
gia !
TWO STATES IN SESSION
BY Vote of GA to 10 Resolution Favor,
ing Consolidation was Passed by 1
Mississippi synod.-Louisiana 81
.,...... Synod to Act, s.. sstsHf

Laurel, Miss, Nov, 20-By more
than two-thirds majority-64 to 13,
the Mississippi synod today decided in
favor of the consolidation scheme and
appointed committee of three to at,
tend the conference to be held in At.
lanta.
Members OF the Tennessee confer-
ence We're granted the privileges of the
foOr and made hard fight to- retaiu
the college at Clarksville but when
letters were read from two of tho
faculty OF the college who favored re.
moyal it was a foregonc conclusion
that the report of the committee fav.
oring the university would be adopted.
This is the fourth synod to take
action, the Tennessee adversely and
the Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama
favoring removal and the establish
ment of a college that will do credit
to the south. -,
Louisiana Believed Favorable.
New Orleans, Nov. 20.-The synod
Of Louisiana in conference here today
took up the question OF transfer OF
the Presbyterian college at Clarksyilla
to Atlanta.
Rev. j. w. Walden, of Athers, the
chairman OF the committee from Geor4
gia, presented the case in favor of tha
removal to Atlanta in strong tails
! of one hour and a half in length. The
lInass2rs was then. nostponed until To-
morrow, when it will be taken up and
discussed at length, and then, it is
believed, a decision will be reached.
Rev. Them Rice, Of Atlanta, will
open the discussion in q speech in ia.
Yor OF the transfer. 4
The Louisiana synod is divided in
sentiment on the subject but the ma
jority, it is believed, favor the trans.
fer to Atlanta. ..S,t
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
LITTLE LOCAL LINES.
Small Items Gathered by Reporters of
The News,

Mayor Crovatt had only few often
ders before him yesterday at the ses-
sion of the police court,
1t goes without saying that no class
is more delighted with the cold wealth
er than the sportsmen, They have
been longing for this state of affairs
for some time and are now happy. A
large number have been out during the
week and have been quite successful.
The News was misinformed about
the theft of a trunk from the residence
of Rev. Wyllys Rede Wednesday morn
ing by police officer, who, Of course
did it inadvertently. The trunk was
stolen from a colored woman who re-
sides in the yard.
A. NJ Smith has been elected Sec
retary of the board Of trade to sue
ceed c. D. Ogg who resigned at the
last meeting OF the board.
H. V. Adderley has received his
new stock and is again ready for
business. The store has been thorough
ly repaired and improved and is now
one of the prettiest places in the city
The Evans, Capt. Whites new boat
has not yet arrived but it is expected
at any time now.
Thanksgiving turkeys have begun to
reach here but they are high and
many families who have always had
fine bird for Thanksgiving dinner
will have to compromise on beef.
Several weddings will occur within
the next month or two. One or two
Of unusual interest,
Since the hack inspection started
there has been a great Improvement
in the appearance Of the public We
hicles. fels
The cold weather of the past few
days has brought ducks down this
way but they are very scarce and
only few have been seen here for
sale.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
ANOTHER SOUTHERN TRAIN.
Palm Limited to be Put on About
January II.

Palm Limited to be Put on About
January II.
The Southern railway has issued
an advance notice that their fast and
through train known as The South
ern Palm Limited" for the season of
1904 will be inauguarted between New
York and ST. Augustine, Fla, via
Washington, Charlotte, Columbia and
Savannah on January II, 1904.
The first south bound train will leave
New York at 1874 January II, arriv-
ing at ST. Augustine at 80 January
70.
The short run between Brunswick
and Jesup will be reeatablished so as
to make connections with the palm
Limited"
At the same time the Chicago aud
Florida Special, a solid through train
betw cen Chicago and st. Augustine
will be put on for the season Of 1904.
The first train south bound will
leave Chicago on January II, arriy'
ing at ST. Augustine January 12,
The route will he via Cincinnati
Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon and Jes.
up.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21

TWO IMPORTANT DECISIONS
Rendered by Attorney General Hart
In Atlanta.

Rendered by Attorney General Hart
In Atlanta.
Attorney General Hart has decided
two interesting questions of law re-
ferred to him by Secretary of State
Phil Cook.
In the code of Georgia there are
two sections relating to the fees to
be charged for granting charter to
a navigation company. One section
provides that the fee shall be $50 and
the other provides for fee of S100.
Attorney General Hart held that the
fee of 500 was the last act passed, it
repealed the former act, and that the
500 was the proper fee.
The other decision was whether an
eXteE3ion Of time on charter granted
a railroad was a new charter or an
amendment. The holding OF the attor-
ney general, was that when such an
extension was granted it was an am
endment to the charter, and the Sec
retary of State had the authority to
collect SIS for the fee.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
Cunfesslors OF a Frlest.

Rev. Jno. S. Coz, OF Wake, Ark
writes, For II years ! suffered from
Yellow Jaupdice. | consulted d
number CT physicians and tried oil
sorts Of medicines, but got no relief
Then began the used Of Electric
Bitters and feel that am now cured
of d disease that had me in its grasp
for twelve years" II you want re-
liable medicine for Liver and Kidney
trouble, stomach disorder or general
debility, get Electric Ritters. 1t!
guaranteed by all druggists. Only
soc.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
Distress After Eating Cured.

Judge W. r. Holland of Greenourg'
La. who is well and favorably known
SAYS "rwo years ago Isrlffered greatly
hom Indigestion. Aftor eating, great
distress would invariably result, last
ing for an hour or so and my nights
wera Ae8tless. concluded to try kodoi
Dyspepsia cure and it cured me en-
tirely. Now my sleep is refreshing
and ind4g 4gsteion perfect. Sold by Joer-
gers pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
MANY Friends Here.

Dock Waddell, the clever advance
agent of the Faust minstrel show, has
a large circle Of friends in this city
who are always glad to see him. Mr..
Waddell has been coming to Bruins
wick for several seasons. Last year
ne was agent for the Quinlan & Ward
miustrels. He says he is in advance
Of one OF the best minstrel shows on
the road this year,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
New Pressing Club.

w. L. Jenkins has opened the Geor-
gia Cleaning and Pressing club in the
Central hotel building, corner OF Monk
and Grant streets. Mr.. jenkins has
had many years experience in this
busiftsss, has employed the best OF
workmen and all clothes entrusted
to- him will receive the best OF atten'
ton, See his ad, elswhere in The
News this morning,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
Now Hard at Work.

The Aiken Canning Company is at
work in earnest now, and many cans
OF oysters are being put up daily. 1t
is said that the different beds owned
by the cJiupany are filed with good
oysters and big season is expected.
Quite large number OF hands are
employed at the factory.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
Many Will 90.

The fact that the executive commit
tee of the veterans association has
selected Nashville as the next meet
ing place pleases the old soldiers OF
this CITY and section. Nashville beng
So much nearer than Louisville 1t IS
probable that nearly every veteran
here will 60.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
TOM HORN is HANGED.
Noted Western Scout Meet Death on
the GalioWs.
N. d. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 2O'-Thomas
Horn, the noted cattle rustIer' whose
case attracted widespread attention.
was hanged today in accordance with
the sentence of the court
Horn, who claimed to De frleno
of General Miles and Col. w. f. Cody
agsassinated Willie Nickel, a ranch
mans boy, in the iron mountain near
here, two years ago.
The notoriety which attached 10 tne
ease was due to the reputation OF the
soademned man as a scout, cattle oe
tective and Indian fighter
lie is said to have been cnlet o
scouts under General Miles in th'
Porto Aic1 campaign
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21

Services Sunday at II a m. and $3.50
D. m. Young peoples meeting at
1913 a. M. lead by Prof. Ballard, sub
iect "What am | thankful for" sun
day school 9;15 p, m. The pastors
theme Sunday night will be rs It
right for a Christian to Danc0?'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21
Resolution.

BY Alderman du Bignon. Resolved
by the mayor and aldermen OF the
city OF Brunswick in council assembled
that the mayor be, and he is hereby
authorized to borrow on behalf OF the
mavor and council, the sum OF ten
thousand dollars, for the purpose OF
paying note for like sum maturing
within ten days, and to execute note
or notes to the lender or lenders there
of said note or notes to be payable
within six months or a shorter perlod,
and TO bear interest at a rate not
greater than eight percentum per an
mum,
Ee it further resolved, that the may
M be and he is hereby authorized to
renew said note or notes, in whole or
in part, provided said note or notes oe
fen, a shorter period than six months
from date OF the principal note or
notes. Adopted.
The following motion prevailed:
That the special committee on hos
pital building be requested to confer
with the city attorney with reference
to the title to same, and report at the
next regular meeting of council. Ad'
journed.
N. d. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-21

The many friends Of DR., Hugh Bur
ford. will regret to learn that he IS
quite i'll at his home on Richmond
street and all will join The News IN
wishing for his speedy recovery.