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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-21
Fooos WORK.


Sometimes Cures the incurabie.
A simple change OF food worked q
remarkable cure for wel known
elderly lady 81 Rockford M. a story
that viii interest many 50 called in
durable lnvaIids she says
was taken i'll in 1889 and in the
succeeding years h lsht different
physicians, besides some vino refused
to take my ease at ali saying ] was IL
eafabIe
Iaey yarionsls diagnosed my case
Indigestion, cancerous tmnore. en-
sment 81 the spleen. liberation 81
Tie womb etc. and although one %
tnem was correct Lhe iookea for reHef
never came and j suffered intensely
sometimes % lain an over bat most
ri he time my greatest Agony was
from pains m the left side last ag five
Oh Six hours at time, which nothing
hat morphine would reileye. Life was
Ia burden ana many times would have
aelcomed death
When the pain would leave my
side u would 30 to my stomach Oh
aoa6 and / spent many nigats doubled
lnp With fain aud unable 10 aleep and
as q consequence when got up III mo
mafpng would he 50 weak would
laage to hold On to the furniture TO get
-ronnd the room.
= tried many kinds Of diet but none
seemed 10 help me and when my hus.
oand susscsteti GfaPesStts ! thought
Was focish % suppose q breakfast
food could help nae any. bur as hnal-
Ii got Sc could eat almost nothing
at al he finally got package ana IN
sisted upon my trying IT,
10 my surprise ! found | could cat
Tue Giane.Nuts rood without any dis
liress following ate the ffAt pack
age and got second one Before
the second package was gone all the
distress IN my stomach had disappear
ed That was too years ago and al
though am now over 60 years Of age
may health is good and every trace of
the terrific suffering is gone and
again enjoy life My doctor advised
me 90 Keep on with the Grape Nuts
but said he feared would soon grow
tired Of The flavor, bus | eat my four
teaspoontals every morning and still
Ike IL as well as ever not only for
the wonderful good it has brought me
but because o, its crisp, nutFy flavor.
4ou may give my name on. request
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek Mich.
here reason.
Look In each pkg for the famous
little book. "The Road to Wellvilles
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CURES WHILE you SLEEP.
Hyonei Guaranteed 70 Cure catavrh
or Money Refunded by Morsans
nr,tn atnra

Or Mohsy Heltnaso ~ mof9aas
Drug Store.
n addition % breathing Hyomei
three "a fout Times day through the
inhaler that comes win every oatat
lt Is well in me treatment OF catarrh
OF catarrhal colds to moisten piece
Of flannel win a lew drops 81 Hyoma
and pin it 10 the night clothes sight
under the chin III This way Hyomei
viii be breathed white sou sleep H.
most cases il s.au.sseaR up oola
over night.
The complete lIyom outHt con.
slsting Of 3 pocket inba a medi,
cine dropper ana a bottle - lIyomei
costs but one dollarIsla inhaler win
last life lime and if more f4yoma is
needed ektaa bottles can be obtained
tor afty cents.
Z is the most economical OF an rem
edies Tor the cure 81 catarfh and
the only one chat follows a natural
method in treating diseases Of tbs
respiratory organs. Physicians advise
q s d etisiisit5i t,sf lbs cure Il
q. .frh with Hyomel change 81
climate is gained while II nome rs
heating balsams impregnate the aI
you breathe. ana their heath giving
and germ destroying powers so 70
me most remote cir cells u tte resnr
atoFy organs.
You fake no risk IN buying HyomeI
/ Morgan drug store has 80 much con
fidenee IN its power to kill catafrh
grippe ana catarrhal colds that they
sell it under their personal guaranteed
70 refund the money if il faila p cure
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PERSONAL POINTS.

H. 7. Triton, Of Savannah. i IN the
CITY
]. A. Foster, of st. simon. spent yes.
serday in the city
e. 3. Gay. Of jacksonville was in
nc city yesterday
H. Pearson. Of Newman. IS in the
city for a rev days
f. Fields of Rebeeca, rs spending
"a few days in The city
w O Morrison, Of Waycross. was
in he city yesterday.
a. D. Ferguson, well known savan-
.nah drummer is in the city
J. T. McLendon. 81 Macon, was
visitor to the city yesterday.
~ 3. Isaac has returned from New
York much improved in health.
Ion Dickey and J. w Dickey. Of
Fitzgerald are visitors to the city.
w IT. Smith. Of Coffee. Ca. IS
among the excursionists in the city
Palmer Waithour d Atlanta, is
Stopping at the Oglethorpe Tor a few
r ~ Berg Of Cordeie, was among
the excursionists arriving in tho city
last night
Thomas Maliard Of ThomasyIlle,
was among the visitors to the city yes !
terday /
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on yesterday. thus.
Chicago Tribune
Little William Dudley is recovering
from his Illness
ass
Miss Meta Scarlet Is spending some
time al Fancy BluR
MISS Ethel Rickett has returned
from visit to Macon.
Miss Bessie Smith has returned
from a visit to Macon
The little daughter Of AIr. aud Mrs.
y N. efndett is quit sick
Miss Fannle Holt Of Jacksonville.
Is Lhe guest Of Mrs J. r. Mason
Mrs Frank Scarlet ana Miss Bessie
searlett are in Savannah for a few
days.
The d al IL win meet tHis
afternoon al 80 at Mrs Butts resi-
denee.
Or Charles Boil and Miss Mary reu
q Augusta are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs a a rrsyi.r
Mrs r NJ. stephens and her little
daughters leave this morning for their
home in Hyromyille.
Mrs. Joseph Wingaeld of Rome. IS
spending some Time with MS. ]. IT.
Whitmire On st simon
Misses Lucy and Emma Peck viii
arrive shortly from F'ernandina where
their fathers vessel is loading. TO visit
MRS NJ M Topper on ST, Simon
Mrs Henry seig and her children
Mimic aud Ruby leave Friday for
New York after spending some time
tliere they win SO 70 The catskill for
several weeks.
The Chapter ef Aid Of 81 Mark
church win give an ice cream social
. tomorrow afternoon al ! O'Clock a The
home 81 Mrs r. II Everett on Halifax
Square. All are invited to attend.
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs, e. b
Walter and their SON Frederick Dor.
son will be clad TO know he is rapidly
improving from his accident and that
his eve IS not 50 badly injured aa was
at 0rst feared
The wedding Of Mr. IT, o. BorrIe
ito Miss Josephine Nicholson will oc.
| cw at the home Of the brides parents
at 81. Simon Mills tomorrow evening
Iat $50 o'clock The steamer Hessie
viii 90 over from This city to accommo
date those vito desire to attend the
wedding She viii leave at The foot
of Monk street at O'clock Mr. A..
@ Anderson viii be best man and
Miss Bessio Williams maid Of honor
The ceremony win be performed By
Father ! 4 f.uelde Of the Catholic
church A number OF Brunswick
friends Of the contracting PARTIES win
attend The wedding returning after the
ceremony
The last meeting Of for the season
Iot the Musical association was held
Inst evening with MIR c. G Fleming
and Miss Tallulah Fleming The fol
flowing program was rendered
solo Mountain Stream Mrs. ]. f.
playa
Tootfs serenaae Miss Talluah
raeming MIR c, c. Fleming.
solo do ] love Thee Miss Coles
berry
Quarette Mr. and Mrs. MeCleary
Miss Helen o'Connor. w. d. Bailey.
Gypsy love Song Miss Lucille Butts
Goodbye ye Flowerets Fair Misses
Helen ana Annie o'Connor
solo Bedoain Love Song w, IL
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NATURE SPARES
The stricken Rose From Grtef.

The Stricken Rose From Grief.
What q fortunate provision OF nature
Il IS that deprives the rose Of mental
suffering for how poignant would be its
grief to discover. ia the height Of its
blooming glory, that q canker FED at its
heart and that its beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever Nature always
spares the suffering; she Is a veritable
atore-house Of pleasing rewards, for
those who seek her aid In the years
gone by falling hair and grayRess have
cast "a gloom over the lives Of thousands
OF young women. but thanks to the IN
vestigatious Of scientists the true cause
OF hair destruction is now known to be-
q germ or parasite that burrows into
the hair folucles. Eewhro's Herpicide
absolutely destroys this germ. thus
permitting the hair To grew as ma
ture intended sold By leading drug
gists Send l0c in stamps for sample
20 Tho Herpieide Co, pRtreit- Mich.
Morgan's Drug store, Special ACTS.
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r ". Berg Of Cordeie, was amoHg
the excursionists arriving in tho city
last night
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-21

w m smith Of Coffee, Ca. IS
among the excursionists in the city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-21

Palmer Waithour % Atlanta is
stoDmug at the Oglethorre for few
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-21

Ion Diekey and j W. Diekey. Of
Fitzgerald are visitors to the city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-21

~ y. Isaac has returned from New
York much improved in health.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-06-21

Thomas Maiiard Of Thomasyille,
was among the visitors to the city yes
terday
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IN BUYING A TYPEWRITER


can testify as to the
Judge Max isaac,
J. b. Barnes
Seho6eld Franklin,
c. M. Flanders
Miss A. Friuk
Judge J. o. Sparks,
E. w. Dart.
News Publishing &c.
ches. Grinnsley
Miss &. Ferguson
4 a. Baker
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J J.. McLendon. Of Macon was a
visitor to the city yesterday
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w G. Morrison, Of Waycross, was
ia the city yesterday.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24

Toxic. Dec. "a After receiving
the Mikado's congratulstory message
admiral made = formal announcement
Of what had been accomplished by the
Japanese feet before Port Arthur. and
then sailed away for the Indian ocean
to meet the Russian Baltic fleet. He
announced that the main strength of
the enemy in the harbor had been
completely crushed. only q weak gun.
boat and an magnificent destroyer re-
main afloat.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
. Purely Per.suaI /.

Miss Abbie Mosher left for her
home in La Junts this morning to
spend the week of Christmas.
DR.. N. B. Cushman. who has
been visiting for some time with DR..
and Mrs. Hutton. lett last evening
for Denver.
Prof. and Mrs NJ. E. Shuok left
this morning for Denver % attend the
State Teachers association which
meets next week,
-Munson Tanner returned from
Fort Collins where no 10 attending
the Agricultural college. to spend the
holidays with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 8. Tanner.
Miss Marshall. who resigned
her position here in the public schools
left this morning for Denver where it
is rumored she will be led to the
hymeniAl altar, and with her husband
will locate in Arizona,
-Misses Jett and Blanche Copdit.
who are taking q regular course in
the State University at Boulder, ar.
rived early this morning to spend the
holidays with their parents, Prof. and
DR.. Condit.
Eddie Lobach left today for Gal
ana, Kans to spend the holidays
with his wife who has been visiting
her old home for some time. They
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
former. which is the entering wedge
into the Russian fortress.
The Usual Custom.

According to custom Col. j. q.
Macdonald, manager Of the Union
mills, distributed a box Of cigars to
the heads Of departments and . half
dozen cigars to each man in the en-
ploy of the mill today; also a box
Of bon bous to the telephone girls and
the Western union girl. These little
acts of generosity will be appreci-
ated. 1t took over twenty boxes of
cigars to go around at the mill.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL

FINDING Santa CLAUS" was writ
ten expressly for the occasion BY Rev.
and Mrs. George 8. Parker assisted
by Mrs. Shuck, the latter having en-
tire charge Of the drilling Of the Va.
rious characters. Prof. DuTfes made
. splendid Santa Claus in his big fur
coat aud long gray beard aud false
face. The platform Was arranged to
represent the home Of Santa Claus.
brief program WAS rendered after
which it WAS announced that this
closed the entertainment The Rev.
Parker Arose in the reav Of the audi.
ence and strongly objected to closins
the exercises without the children
getting some presents. Finally =
hunt was made for Santa Claus and he
was found asleep in his home. He
was awakened and requested to find
something for the children. He
ordered the brownies to 90 to his
workshop and store room and bring
forth what they could find. They
reported there WAS nothing left.
After . song the queen of fairies.
Miss Shank. beautifully dressed in
white waved . magic wand, the cur
tains fell back showing . magnificent
christmas tree mounted on wheels
and was rolled to the ,entsr. aud all
Of the children received . treat.
The auditorium was packed with
pleasing one to ali present.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24

Sh th< choScess res
d<nes lots IN the city =
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
Famous Chemist Killed.

Paris. Dec. 24.-Two express
trains collided near Lille today.
Twelve persons including the famous
chemist, Bertholdt, were killed and
about forty others Injured.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
Finding Santa Claus,

The Christmas Cantata rendered
In the M. E. church last night under
the personal direction Of Mrs. Shuck.
was success in every particular.
This little Christmas play. entitled
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
THE M|KAOO
PRAISES men
Congratulates Work of Tor
pedo Flotilla.
Admiral logo Officially Announces
Destruction of Russian Fleet
In Port Arthur Harbor and
Sails for Indian Ocean.

Toxic, Dec. "a The Mikado today
caused the publication at An order I'd :
dressed to Admiral Togo. compliment.
ing the Japanese torpedo fotilla for
their magnificent work at Port
Arthur and the successful accomplish
ment in the destruction of the harbor.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24

will both return to Florence in about
. week.
-Rees Prosser returned today from
= trip to Victor.
Albert Nolan came down
from Canon City 1t noon.
DR.. and Mrs. Cline went to Dem
yer today to spend Christina.
Editor Hardy Of the Record. was
down from Canon City yesterday ON
business.
Mis- Mary Murphy went to
Beaver to spend the vacation with
Mrs. Pritchard.
Ted and George Dickson won't TO
Denver today to spend Christmas with
their mother and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. r. wsddy Tanner
arrived from Anaconda today TO spend
the holidays with home folks.
Miss Elsie Wallace arrived last
night from Bryn Mayr to spend the
holidays with her father, J. Wallace,
j. T. Thorp came down from
Victor today and 10 the gusst of his
business partner, O. r. Smith. They
will both 20 to Leadvilla tomorrow.
ID. ". Davis arrived from Ros.
we'll, New Mexico. for . visit with
his father. He looks ~ though the
New Mexico climate agreed with
him.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
sTOEsSEL OFFERS
TO SURRENDER
Japanese Capture Another
Important Position.
Russian Commander Asks Peaceful
Removal of the Garrison and
the Remainder of His Vessels
to the Mother Country.

Toxic, Dec. 24.-The Japanese
captured the forts of Koyangshu, near
Port Arthur. Among the prisoners
taken were the Russian Generals
Kondrachenko and lima, and the kill.
ing of General Forch one Of Stoessel' 8
mainstsys.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
Florence Encampment, 1. o. o. F.

Florence Encampment, /. o. o. F.
The following officers were elected
for the next term by Florence En-.
campment No. 45, I. o. o. F.:
r. O. Thompson, H. P.
]. o. Freese, O. P.
A. n. Parnall. 8. W.
r. E. Nelson, ]. W.
John Edwards. r. 3.
Joe Chairman, F. 8.
H. M. Fox, Treas.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24

The only place in town where you
can get candy canes is ut Hoffman
Bros. They make 'em. 1897
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
It's Your Present.

Some time ago George Wilson. the
hardware man advertised to give away
on Christmas handsome BellevIlle
range and tool chest, the lucky mum.
Der to secure first choice OF these two
articles and the second choice to have
the remaining present.
Yesterday six numbers are drawn
which are entitled to the present.
The numbers are as follows:
Ist-2403
End 1851
3rd-1645
4th-IS25
5th-375l
6th-24l3
II You have either of these num-
bers go to the store and register
them. Don't call up on the phone
as Mr.. Wilson is busy and has no
time to talk to 1000 or 5000 people
today. It's your present if you have
the lucky number
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24

Madsjasca. Dec. PA report has
Just reached here from Dalny. near
Port Arthur TO the effect that General
Stoessel has just offered to surrender
the fortress to the Japanese, provided
he be allowed to send his garrison
and the remaining ships to Russia
TIE Japanese Immediately made
Stoessel counter proposition for
the surrender of Port Arthur.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24
THE PALACE PHARMACY.
EDWIN G. cox PRoPRlE1oR

WE HAVE just received line Fancy Box Station
cry Also Perfumes Toilet Waters of the most famous
makes such as Cosate Spehler Palels and others We
also Gunthe and candies in plain
and fancy boxes. all worry appropriate for Xmas gifts
Try Cod Cream" for ohapped hands and face Syrup
White Pine and Tsr Menhoed Cough coughs and
colds
PHONE. FLORENCE FLORENCE COLO
The daily tribune., 1904-12-24

London. Dec. 24.-Baron Hayshai.
the Japanese minister, has been off.
cially informed of the capture of
koyapgshu heights. Hayshai has in.
formation that the Russians made
desperate effort to recapture their po-
sitions but were repulsed with heavy
losses The catpured positions are a
mile south OF 2o3- Meter hill and their
capture is due to the taking of the
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11
COUNTY COURT.
Settlement With the Road
OVeTseers-OtheT
Matters.

Monday, Feb. 1st, 1904.-County
Court met in regular term the first
Monday and first day of February,
1904. Presiding Justice j. E.
Sims, j E. Lewis, western district,
and James Heaton of the eastern
district are present.
Proclamation is made by Quin cy
James, sheriff. e. H. Carter, clerk.
j. NJ. Sipple presents his ac-
counts as follows,
To taking 1902 list 1886 80
To 1856 current numbers 962. 6S
Total l149 .48
Warrant is ordered for 1914. "a
part due by county and ordered
certified to state for $574.74 part
due by state. J. r, Sims, P. j.
4, r, Larkip ct al, petition pub
lie road publicly read-prOof Of no.
tioe, referred to commissioner.
C.TCrane ct al, petition public
road, %, 1873 publicly read-prooi
of notice, referred to commissioner.
1t is ordered by the court that
$50 of the $40 deposited by j. y.
Turner be refunded to said Turner
in the matter of road damage,
JW Smith aud HIP. Warden et
al petition public road, publicly
read. proof Of notice, referred to
commissioner,
d Fl Roberts ct al, petition tq
dlange public road, ppbliGly read,
p,oof of notjce, ordered to com'r.
RT Blair ct al, petition public
rod, publicly read, proof of no
tis, continued to May term.
L Rodgers ct al petition Sol
vaStion public road. publicly
readSecond time, proof Of notice,
ordesd vacated as prayed for,
4 fAsher, oyerseer road dist
40, auual settlement approved,
warrAt ordered $3,0s,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Henry Schneffer, overseer dist
38, annual settlement approved
warrant ordered for $13.37.
j. A. Athers, overseer dist Is,
annual settlement approved-war-
rant'ordered for 34.74.
G. II. Dabray, overseer dist 81,
annual settlement approved-due
overseer, $28.O7.
w. E. Ball, Overseer dist Al,
annual settlement approved-over.
drawn $5.O3.
j. A. Childers, overseer dist 81,
annual settlement approved-bal-
auce due Overseer $23.01.
Nat G. Graham, overseer dist
II, annual settlement approved
balance due overseer 1929.
Report overplus fees, j. c.
Buckner collected by w. Il. Nor
ris-examined and approved and
ordered paid to county treasurer.
Report Overplus fees j. Chuck
ner, collected by Quincy James
examined and approved and or.
dered paid to county treasurer.
Robt. Walters acct sc, road
dist 26-this acct is allowed
against this road dist for a culvert
put in by Robt. Walters, there be.
ing no overseCr.
Geo, o. Watson ct al petition
public road publicly read-prooi
of nOtice-cOntinued to May term
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

State ex rel Cardwell VS. VIM.
Stuart ct al; jury returned ver-
dict for plaintiff for 81, ,568.75.
Jos. Wayne VS. Gladys T. Wayne;
plaintiff granted leave to answer
petition in 60 days; continued at
plaintiffs cost.
State of Missouri VS. Glenn Pey-
ton; plead guilty common assault,
fined 800 and six months in jail;
granted parole on good behavior.
State of Missouri VS. Homer
GOurley; appeal dismissed for
want of prosecution.
State of Missouri VS. Fred Craw-
ford; continued,
State of Missouri VS. G. G. Scott;
dismissed.
State of Missouri VS. Sam Hen
son; pleaded guilty and sente need
to five years in the penitentiary.
State of Missouri VS. Clay White:
pleaded guilty to assault and fined
So. so and costs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11
TELEPHONE MEETING.
Gathering at Mexico Last
Saturday Afternoon.

There is something doing in tel
epbone matters in this county.
Last Saturday there was a meet
ing of persons from different Sec
tious of the county at the hall
over the Ledger Office in this city.
The object of the meeting was
stated and then n temporary organ
ization was formed by the election
of the following officers: j. N.
Rosser of Rush Hill, chairman; r.
l.. Day of Laddonia, secretary, ,aud
G. Il. Shoup Of Mexico treasurer.
The object of the meeting was
stated to be to devise some plan
for free toll system of all the
lines in the county, similar to the
plan organized and in operation in
and around Paris. SpeecI es
were made by C. r. Lupton, R. l..
Day, j. n. Rosser aud several
others. The feeling seemed to be
unanimous in favor of the plan.
However, no definite action was
taken as it was learned that some
sections of the county had not yet
considered the plan. A motion
was therefore entertained that the
meeting adjourn to meet the first
Saturday in April, at l p. M,
when it is expected that perma-
nent organization will be formed,
and definite action taken. In the
meantime the new line from Mex
leo to Laddonia will be put under
way Of construction, also the line
from Benton City thru Rush Hill
to Worcester.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11
na......Il....aA
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS
- 11SW
MccLINTIO.

Mrs.Arthur Brandon is verysick.
John Jesse and wife visited in
Rails Co. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch had a little
girl to come to remain permanent
ly.
Levi German and Fred Koch
made a business trip to Mexico re-
Gently.
There was quite a gathering of
young folks at Mr.. Beoblin's Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Reoblin returned home
from a weeks visit on Salt River.
Her eye which is affected gets no
better.
Mrs. Fred Standefer and Mrs. G.
A. Barnes spent reveral days with
their parents recently, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. A. Smith.
What has become of the Mt. Car
mel correspondent We miss his
letters. He must not think his
old friends have forgotten him.
On Jan. 10, born to r. s. Wood
and wife of Athensyille, ILL.,, a
daughter. Mrs. Wood was for
merly Miss Mollie Smith of this
vicinity.
Miss Bertha Louderbaeh who
has spent the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs Young, will return to
st. Louis soon. We suppose sew
eral of our young men will-well,
it's hard to say what.