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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

eral appllcatlOnS were on nle,
he suggested the honorary for
might be consulted about. They I
to know something about the raj
who would be under their dire
Further, he suggested that they &
send Mr.. Haughs out to assis1
Cooke in starting a nursery, as al
competent man in tree cultivated
Mr.. Giffard told of an exam
private forest propagation that
be followed by large proprietors.
was on Maunawili ranch, Oahu,
the manager, Mr.. Herd, in a ye;
a half had started 10000 trees of
varieties. Planters with a little
gent instruction ought to be a
grow their own trees.
On the presidents suggestion
voted that Forester David Hau
instructed to devote as much 4
possible, until Chief Forester
arrived, in assisting anyone d
island who wanted trees to sta
series.
QUESTION OF RANGER
<The president asked If any
would be taken on his sugges
consult the foresters lately ap
in the various districts about
lection of rangers.
Mr.. Carter thought 1t would
mature until the reservations
fixed. The appointments sho
pend on the typographical feat
the reservations. If reservat
in the mountains, where will
abounded. man who could i
lariat would be needed.
No action was taken.
TREES FOR AVENUE
Mr.. Holloway asked for advil
what trees to plant along the
road. Mr.. Cooper had planted
ana regia exclusively at Aai
He had talked with Mr.. Cliff
considered the poinciana regid
tree and one that displayed II
the chief merit of 1t, for but
paratively short season.
Mr.. Giffard, repeating his
just quoted, said the trees fol
road would have to be cal
withstanding sea water. HI
the grevillia.
! Mr.. Thurston did not agree
bad opinion of the poinciat
For one thing it withstood s
The grevillia was a poor-lod
for an avenue. Its foliage
a ROSTERS tail after Shove
Mr.. Holloway said he wol
see a little park in the mid
road. 1t was wide enough.
No decision was reached.
STANDING COMMIT
President Thurston name
lowing standing committed
Board:
Forest and Nursery-L. A
A. w. Carter and w. NJ. Gi
Entomology-W. NJ. Giffarl
Brown.
Finance-C. S. Holloway
Glffard.
Rules and Regulations-A
and L. A. Thurston.
Agriculture-Jame d. T
F. Brown.
FUMIGATION TIE
, Mr.. Perkins submitted t
and estimates for tent
, for the fumigation of tree.
= Mr.. Thurston stated an
had heard that the fumigs
D killed ladybirds and 9th
!. bugs as well as the pests.
: Mr.. Perkins admitted H.
/. said Prof. Koebele was
4 migation for that reas
v ! against spraying with p
/ Koebele believed in emplo
ural enemies of pests.
t ton they did not believe 1
enemies, but altogether
: remedies.
= Mr.. Giffard stated tina
belle superintended spray
d which killed the blight bl
Y For himself he preferrs
s to spraying. Prof. KoeH
Il fident he could get bug
which would kill the pea
d There was some disc,
= means for carrying the h
le poles about.
re On motion of Mr.. Gift
Ig cided to procure one ter
y constructed here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-12-18

Continued on page 80
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

pointed out not long ago, there is not
a recorded example of an assault hav.
ing been committed on white wo-
man by negro in the southern
states before the Civil War, nor, az
far as we know, was there single
instance OF such an offense in the
northern states, either during the
ante-bellum epoch, although some OF
them contained a good many negro
Inhabitants. That is why we are
justified in speaking Of the new
negro crime, and may well ask 10
what deep-seated and far-reaching
causes the phenomenon should be
attributed We ourselves, an we have
formerly said, are inclined TO think
it directly tracable to the notions OF
equality implanted in ignorant and
brutal negroes by The !Darteanth and
fifteenth amendments OF me Federal
Constitution and by the practical APP
plications thereof in the carpet-bag
governments OF the Reconstruction
period, and in the Difference paid in
many northern states to the negro
vote. A telling piece of evidence in
favor of this theory is the fact, II 1t
be one-it is reported ON good au-
thority that in Mississippi, since the
blacks were practically dlsfranchied
in that state, there has not been a
single instance of the crime against
white women. Before the new state
constitution operated the crime was
by no means inGrequent III that com
monwealth ana ii provoked Just such
summary vengeance as was visited
upon it IN Wilmington. The truth
seems to be that in such cases the
law AZ commonly administered, are
felt to be too slow and inefficient TO
satisfy an outraged sense Of justice
and the instinct OF racial self-pre-
serVatlon from loathsome contamlha-
ton. ...J-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

Prince OF Graltcrs. is now the title
bestowed upon August w. Machen
the former general superintendent
OF Free Postal delivery, who was AGAIN
indicted III Washington yesterday
We must confess that lie seems to
have earned IT, and TO be OF such
liabilities AS would have made him a
Packs among labor leaders or a
Napoleon OF Finance ID certain
Kind OF 1nance-in Wall street. TL
him every letter box that was paintcu
brought a tribute. while every mai
bag, leather or sachel seems To hay,
added to The contents Of his purse
Sixty cents III every case is certainly
a handsome royalty for This distln
guished sou OF ONO.
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SLOW hAIrLEorilts OK FAST,

The navy department has again sue
ceedcd by its annual August maheu'
| vers III demonstrating now seriously
| handicapped is lo-lmot battloship IL
| active operation.
The IavorlLe declaration OF those
vino want 10 turn d battleanIp into ii
sun platform, with low speed, IS that
u baItle5hIp rs bGht 10 hght anu mol
70 run away Speed at sea Is march
ING power On land NO military dc
am lg netter estabiisned Titan That
victories on lanu are won, as Nepoleon
san, with legs" At sea the weather
gauge was everything III the past.
steam speed vail be everything in the
luure.
Admiral Sands. commanding the in
.aumg heet. was 6lyon one last battle
ahIp cine Texas. 10 huUtsy ana Two
SLOW ltne luulana ana massachusetts,.
each 10 hnots, no cruisers and TWO
torpedo boat destroyers OF 20 and ~
Anol3. but OF limited radius. Tor
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Don't Make a Mistake

About your harness, but call and
see J. H. Tankersley and get one OF
LIS. Last Better, Sells Cheaper, Gives
Best Satisfaction of any. He makes
all grades and prices to order. Fine
line OF horse hats, boots, busters, oils,
and Makes - specially OF repairing
t~unks, Valices, in TACT all leather and
+rrlage WORK neatly done and with
uspatch. Call on him.
J. RI. TANkERSLEY.
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From New York, Philadelphia, 6aiti-
more, Washington and Savannah.
rom Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Atlanta and Macon.
Potent Pill pleasure

The pills that IRE potent in their
action and pleasant il effect are
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. W. 8
hilpot, Of Albany, Ca, says: During
a bilious attack l took one. Small
as 1t was it did me more good tnan
caimel, blue mass Of any other pills
ever took and at the same time lt
Hected me pleasantly. Little : -.
Klsers are certainly an ideal pill. Sold
by Jorger's Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16
A Card.


beg to announce to the trade and
the public generally that Mr.. T, b.
Ferguson, the soda water man, is now
uperintendent of my bottIing works.
and as the public well knows he will
turn out only the best of everything
in our line. We are introducing sew
eral new drinks, among the same .,
ing Mexican Wine Punch Soda. some
thing entirely new and never before
equaled.. Our Peach Mellow is a whole
peach orchard in every bottle We also
nut up the world reEowued Root
Beer and the genuine Coco Cola for,
which we have the exclusive right
Give us your orders and we guaran-
tee to please you.
Very respectfully.
L. LUDWIG.
306 Bay Stree Phone 1856.
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THE LITERATURE OF LYNcAlNes

Few very significant contributions
to what may DO described us the
literature OF lynchings have recently
been made than that supplied by the
following editorial from Harpcr's
Weekly. which We find produced in
the Baltimore sun:
Never has there been Witnessed in
any OF Tie southern states a NOR,
terocions punishment of a hideous
crime than was inflicted in Whining.
ton, Del. on the morning of June ,.
on the negro assailant and murderer
OF young white WOMEN. the daughter
OF Rev. Dr h. A. Bishop. This dc.
ploraDle outburst OF saYagery prou.
ably might have been ayerted hau Ia,
Delaware Judges granted the rvuues,
OF TIE attorney general uI the state
that a court might be convened anu
strand jury lmpAneled. so that tn,
accused person might speedily b.,
INDICTED anu tned. thereafter.
when southerners are reproached Iul
outbreaks Of mob violence IN the.l
section under Ike pro,ocauuu. they
viii be able To point 10 the scene
enacted IN Wilmington. Del, as d
proof thai The passions OF the white
men are not changed oy geographical
.lnes What ieA-iy mas >lAuseu -.
Dotn sections lie tle attitude Oh tne
negro toward white women. As va
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16
End of Bitter Eicht.

Two physicians had long and
stubborn fight withan abcess on NY
right lung" writes ]. F. Hughes of
Du Pont. Ga, and gave me up. Ev-
erybody thought my time had come
AS a last resort tried Dr. Kings
New Discovery for consumption. The
tbeneft l received was striking and
| was on my feet in few days. Now
I've entirely regained my health"
1t conquers all coughs, colds, throat
ana lung troubles. Guaranteed by
all druggists. Price so cents ana
MOO. Trial BOTTLES frsA
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We see that a new bank is to be
organized, AS this comes from a
heretofore windy source we are con
strained to believe that the wind has
struck graduated sand and Is forming
"bank" but OF the SAND kind.
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AttentIon-EmoIoversI


Notice TO all employers OF laborers
il 1ne city OF Brunswick: The Ameri.
can Federation OF LABOR, No. 1898, OF
brunswick, Ca, takes this means of
slN .ng notice that from and after the
10Th day of August, 1908, the follow
NJ wages will be expected: That all
PEI sons employed in lumber yards, Is
cents per hour; all persons employed
On the outside of vessels, 15 cents per
hour; all persons employed on the IN
side OF vessels, as follows: Showers,
II cnts per hour; pullers, 22 IL
cents per hour. Timekeepers or fore.
man, u l2 cents per hour.
This, July q, 1908.
PETER ROBINSON,
President.
CHARLEY THOMAS,
"a 'r'S\ Secretary.
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DID NOT GET THEM.
Sheriff Bailey Has Returned from
Cumberland

Sheriff Dave Bailey has returnet
from Cumberland. and left for hi
home in Camden county yesterda,
morning. Mr.. Bailey went to Cumber
land for the negroes who attacked II
s. McCrary some days ago, but ht
failed to get his men
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Coco Aov.cn

rne mort miserable beings In the
world are tbDse suffering from dys-
pepssa and liver complaint. More
han seventy-fve per cent. of the peo-
pie OF the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their eff.
cts: such as Sour Stomach, Sick
headache. habitual costiveness, pal
pitation Of the heart. heart burn.
waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit OF the stomach, yell
low skin. coated tongue and disagree
able taste IN the mouth. coming M
Of food after eating low spirits, etc
Go to your druggist and get 9 bottle
o. August Flower for rs or rs cents.
1--WE doses viii EslieVe JON Try Il
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TELEPHONE 1913.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

lie News Publishing Company de
sires it to be distinctly understood
that all legal advertisements must be
paid Ior in advance. We cannot af.
ford to devote our space to such ad-
vertisements ana wait on the courts
or the money.
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Artistic effect finish and lasting auaI
Tues considered. Wilson's PGoto-
graph Studio. 500 l.? Gloucester ar
mas no competitors &C thsrs Hya
kuLA"
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We sincerely hope the committee
Will continue the work OF improving
our streets.
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In Good Shane.

The News job office has resumed
business and is ready to do all kinds
or work on short notice. Let us bid
on your next job.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

We are told that there is going to
be something mysterious" in the b.
q b. soon. We all believe it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

N-Aen yuu WANT pleasant pay SIL
LTy Chamberlain stomach aud Liver
iableLs. Ihey are easy TO TAKE ana
pleasant in effect kvf sale Oy al
druggists.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

ANY CHURCH or parsonage or il
stitute supported by voluntary con
tribution will be given ll3oral guam
tity of the Lopsman - Martinez Pure
Paints whenever '"4y paint. Note
Have done so f. twvut} years. sales
tens Of mIllion3 Cf g;tliuDs; Painted
nearly two million houses under
guarantee to rerai1t II not satisfac-
tory. The paint wears for periods up
to eighteen years. Linseed ell nusl
be added to the paint. (dine in two
miEYtesN. Actual cost the. about
i;..a per gallon. SAL pix eSS
Snii ny our sgests.
Bowen 4 Thomas so
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Do you want to save money? Yes
Then come To the great removal IL
q. A.. a. l.,.....l 49,. "..
August lath
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Hon. Emory Speer has designated
Tho Brunswick Daily News as the
official organ of the United States
Court In bankruptcy proceedings, for
Gym county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

Mosleys Lemon Ellxer acts gently
In the bowels without any unpleasant
effect. Ii Ia Q perfect liquid laxative
% cents per - : a. Az drug sto as
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

A man can be matches" in more
ways than one
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-16

Corbett will probably go way
back" now.
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w. j. BUTTS.
ia a=Mmms~A.


Dorothy Doid" shoes are the very
latest for women. have them. ]
A. Smith Newcastle street.
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Dorothy Dodd" sIoe is a novelty
N womens shoes, Oxfords and ties
IS. J. A. Smith, Newcastle street.
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esszs,ssEsssgss,NlEssasBsxas, ,.,,r.-

A. FIVE POINTS: Strength, -
q Quality, Economy, Satisfaction
& and Purity are firmly EMBEDDED inS
q each and every article we offer4
q for sale. o
Our latest arrivals are:. 1-2
=. Gallon Cans (Ga.) Syrup. Gal
A. lon Cans (Ga.) Syrup. Pound a.
q Cans Golden Drip Syrup. 2 Lb. AZ
y Cans Porto Rico Syrup. q
THOS. KEANY, GROCER.
Phone II. 312 Newcastle St.
o. y b y y B. B. x " b r. q .. b. *
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News Job otace-Best PrIntina.
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XeteDue Sonie.

Tnis slsbr ed tonic ts in grovtnt
demand. The season Of the great al
need In approaching. Indigestion 9iI.
liousness, Jaundice, Cnills and Fever.
Sick Headache. pains in toe back and
kidneys all depend upon malaria, and
Bellevue Tonic cures them all In aay
torn,
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

The several byproducts Of corn. cot
ton and oil have now become of almost
as much Importance to the world as the
original materials. The same Is largely
true Of our meat products.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

Abnormal weather conditions III the
northwest have SO stimulated the
strawberry beds that in many places
we get reports of second crop of ber-
ries. This is a curious freak Of nature
which is rather boasted of, but the
truth is that where the second fruiting
occurs it will greatly injure the crop
of next season.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22
THE OLD FOLKS.


after they have become no longer able
to care for themselves IS a subject "a
which nearly all are interested and one
very closely allied to our religion and
our civilizatio While as a people we
term ourselves pretty we'll civilized.
there Is still lot Of barbarity pFac-
ticed Ia this connection. None OF us
has to look very far or very long to
zee cases which make 0ur blood boil at
the ingratttude and lack Of hlIal re-
gard on the part Of children toward
their parents, some permitting the old
folks to spend their last days In some
poorhouse or asylum. others permitting
them to exist outside such places In the
direst poverty or indinerently allowing
some kind hearted son or daughter to
bear the entire burden of the old peo
ple's support. Now, here is little plain
talk for the old people themsel. = Or
rather, those who know they vii. oss in
that class in a short time. If as, re
suit Of your toll and labor you are pos
sessed of q little property, you Just
hang on to it hard and ight. Don't let
1t go to help some son or daughter. no
matter what may be the emergency. So
long as you have money or property
others will care well for you. and de.
pendence, the very heaviest burden Of
age, will not be yours to carry. In q
general way it is best for old people to
have their own home unless death has
divided them. Age brings certain
amount Of crankiness even to the best
Of us, and the right to say what one
pleases and do as one wishes Is proba-
bly, appreciated more when one reaches
seventy than ever before. The love Of
money may be the root Of all evil, but
nevertheless the possession Of good
hard cash Of its equivalent will do
more to smooth the days when the
grasshopper has become a burden than
any other thing. Old people should eat
away at the principal Of their little
capital and should not deny themselves
needed comforts &C even luxuriee In
order to hand down their property in-
tact to their heirs. Let the heirs scratch
and earn some for themselves Some
where we have read Of the pathetic
story of woman who, fearing burial
at the expense Of others, had figured
out the cost Of the funeral expenses
and had worked hard and long to lay
aside the money needed for this pur-
pose and who practically starved her
self to death rather than touch penny
Of the hoard. 1t should be, II children
are rightly brought up and family
bond Of love and affection binds the
family together, then when father and
mother become helpless and old they
would be most welcome guests at the
home Of any one Of their children. but
we feel almost justified in saying that
such cases are the exception rather
than the rule. The next best thing fs
for old people to hang on to their prog
erty, for money will sometimes go far.
ther than affection.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

An economic fact of the greatest sig
nificance. Is the falling of in the de-
mand for steel-structural steel for
building. for rails and the like. This
fact marks the end OF the boom condi.
tons of the past four years. In a year
from now it may be possible to secure
both material and men for building en-
terprises at reasonable figure.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

From the woman's standpoint man
should be just like Percheron horse
big and strong, but very -docile and
tractable.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

The government estimate Of the dam
age done by the great foods Of the CEN
tral west the past season is in excess
az $40 900, ,O00 ana this does not include
the hctdental injury in the lowering
Of crop Yields outside the direct path
Of the floods: - 20 =:
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

It is claimed that the music of q
brass band will kill mosquitoes. A
western Chautauqua meeting which at
first was almost broken up by the pest
became entirely free from them after
the services of brass band were Sc
cured. This singular fact, If fact it is,
does not surprise us. for some bands
we know are calculated to drive away
all animate things.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

We find the COW which freshens In
the fall to be more profitable than the
one fresh in the spring. 1t is easier to
regulate the ration Of the milk cow in
winter than in the summer, and our
experience is that her fall calf gets a
better start In life also. It is good
arrangement all round to have the COW
dry In dog days.
Warren sheaf., 1903-10-22

The tenacity with which some things.
and usually the mean things. hang on
to life and persist In the effort to prop
agate themselves is well illustrated in
our experience with burdock this
season. We saw It come up in the
spring and let it grow until June, when
we fixed 1t, as we then thought, by
cutting it of four inches below the
surface. Along in July we noted that it
had made another good start and was
sending up well filed seed head. We
cut It again. Along in late September,
passing by, we noticed that 1t had still
vigor enough to push up a feeble stalk,
upon the tip Of which was a tiny bios:
som bud. This beat us, and we let It
alone on the broad and humanitarian
ground that anything which would try
80 hard to live and reproduce Itself
should, as far as we were concerned,
have q chance.