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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07
CIVIL WAR vETER.
ANS.


The republican speakers and papei
re making much of the difference IL
,osition Of the democratic an repub
an presidential candidates on the sui
ct Of pensions. The present admin
stration issued an order giving pen
lions for partial OF total disability -
lrtaln ages. Judge Par nolds i.
ne issuance Of this order was
umption of legislative powers, an
seysthat II elected he win reclnd It.
bot will recommend that congress
yass a bill giving pensions at the ages
mentioned in the order
The difference is this: Judge ia
,er wishes to accomplish In a Legal
(. ay what President Roosevelt has ac.
cmplishel Illegally. OF course 1t i5
,ossib,e that after the executive or.
eI is recinded congress may fail to
lass the BILL The republicans are
making the moot Of THO possibility,
This attempt of the republicans is
a insult to tae Intelligence OF the
ten whose bayonets pinned the union
L gether Whose fault is it that there
IS any DOUBT about the passage OF suc9
"a bill? But for the republican opposi7
on it would not need be passer. 1t
could be the law now.
A bin was Introduced in congress at
ne last session giving pensions to the
eery classes and in the very amounts
AIMED in the. executive order. In 9th
lex words an attempt was MADE to leg
alIze what has been done illegally
The democrats supported the bill, the
epublicans opposed it and killed it.
But for the votes of the republicans
a congress this matter would now be
.ettled and settled permanently, by
citing against the bill the democrats
Introduced the republicans lett the
natter in the shape of an executive
order to be repealed if democrat
should be elected, where they could
b. voting for the bill have left the
classes named IA the order secure
il the enjoyment of their pensions.
1t was-a political move on their part
They did not wish lhe matter settled.
They wished TO be able TO say to the
Veterans elect democratic president,
&c without them"
For the sake of political capital they
sought to jeopardize the privileges
lat they professed To wish the yeter-
aus to have, These privileges would
nave been made secure bat for the
TACT that republican votes prevented
the settlement of the question in a
legal way.
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SOME SOUND LOGIC.

There is not business of any kind Of
importance in the United States that
has not secured its prominence and
made its profits by judicious advertis-
lug. This does not always mean news
paper advertising is the best, and we
believe that for the sale Of any COM
modify morning paper is the best
newspaper. but the exploitation Of
goods has got to be done in some way
Sometimes a man does his advertising
b means OF drummers with glib tom
CUES. with a we'll studied story TO tell
to every customer. well dressed snd
up to date In the methods of work.
Others spend large sums OF money in
bill board advertising. painted trees
and fences. There is not one Of these
schemes that is not profitable. There
ia NORA product on the shelf of the
druggist, Of the groceryman or the
ery goods man that is seller that
las not been made with printers ink.
We believe. however. that the best
results for the least money have been
secured with newspaper publicity.
Where the advertisement means what
il says, has something to offer, and is
Judiciously managed, it has generally
brought a golden harvest to the adyer
tiger.
We know that The News is the best
advertising medium in the Eleventh
congressional district End We invite
brunswick merchants 10 try it.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07
PHYSICIANS GOOD LICK.
Lr Hart's Fortunate Experience of
Special interest to Many in Bruins

Lr Hart's Fortunate Experience of
Special interest to Many in Bruins
wick.
The happiest man in New England
today and one who Is receiving con.
CALCULATIONS from his friends, is Dr..
Phillip u. Hart, of Laconia, N. II.
Probably no physician Is better
known in all parts of the United Stat
es than Or, bart. as he has been a
great traveller and knows The best
people wherever he has been. For
years ne has suffered with catarrh. iIs
rs worst form
Although he resorted to the latest
scientific treatment and consulted
many Of his brothed physicians, DIR.
Hart finally said = might just as
veil have thrown my money into the
river for | Grew worse and worse
t, is really due to my wife's good iudg-
1aent that tried Hyomei" The doc
toi in his emphatic way added
Z hank God that did for Hyomei
cured me completely. My wife and 4
viii swear that Hyomei cured me OF
the worst case of catarrh that ever ex-
listed. / used to cough constantly at
r eht. and had dropping in the
throat which kept me awake great
deal ! raised thick phlegm and was
in a horrible condition. However.
am entirely cured, solely through the
use of Hyomei."
Morgan's drug store are the loca,
agents for Hyomei tie famous treat
meat which cures eatarrh without
stomach dosing. A complete OUTFIT
costs but sl.OO extra bottles soc. They
sell it under guarantee to refund the
money If it does not give quick relief
ASK them 70 snow you the strong guar
9ntee under which it is sold
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"a conflict With bis fellows: no AT
tempt to kee2 pace with those WI
eouEted vanity and believed her to be
sore tbsn d aIain. simple. honest 10y
al man. 2 friend 10 every other honest
nam a fjand to the country he lofel
md believed m
That is the lesson in the life Of Geo.
r. Tfoar. He believed in principle and
be was true e himself.
He had calent ana ambition He
rose because Of his lndoubted merit.
eut he never made the mistake Of
sacrificing principles for self-adyance.
rent He would not exchange the
gold Of his bollor for a crown glitter
ing with jewels.
That is true manhood.
1t fits a hunlan being for a pence
ful life, untried by the fret Of com
mercial and political dishonesty. 1t
gives the individual seat where he
look with pity on those who give up
me good that God placed in their
hearts for Thugs thai must die
Senator Hoar was an optimist He
believed in tine general goodness Of
the world. in the deatiny Of his eoun-
try. in the ultimate regeneration Q
mankind.
And as he believed he labored
lie has left behind no oyerhowing
Golfers, no houses and lands; few evi.
dences of the wealth that may be
garnered.
But a nation bows its head in re
81 Get to the memory Of true man.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

At last formal kick is to be made
against tho telephone service the PEG
PIE Of Brunswick are receiving. We dc
not need any new employees at the
central ofsce; they are all efficient and
atie employees. always endeayoring to
please the people but what we do want
is the new Central Labor system, nov
ir use 10 all cities and we intend to
60, IL.
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GEORGE FRlssIe HoAR.

o.
They have covered with earth all
hat Is mortal of that hna.y citizen
senator George f. Hosr.
No grave can shroud ard hide the
memory OF a loan who placed nalh
-efore statesmanship. fortune, fame,
position.
What makes for greatnessT What
ierson can be gained from the life
hat has just been laid down. 70 serve
,ss beacon light for the rising genera,
,lon. who dest,e to live in history and
10 do the thinss that make the strong
st and most lastiug impressions on
humanity.
Back to the simple life; the life that
contains no story Of freuzied struggle
.er wsaltsj 40 bitterness enssudered
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

Tn tho death OF MIR. willis Merchant
which occurred yesterday In Ell Paso
Ttxas, brunswick mourns the loss oil
one Of her most prominent young
business men, who was esteemed In all
walks of life. and to his family the peo,
pie OF Brunswick extend their trnes'
and deepest sympathy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07
What You canr

You cannot afford 81
eoschee's German Syr|
If any of your family 1
tive tendency, or IL ca
bronchial affc ctions al
itors. German Syrup
and reliable remedy
and the finest thing @
throat and lungs. II
eneek colds ard is ar
cay for Group. Geri
keep the children hea
Tie csc. Big bottle rs
gists
1T viii pay you 10
reliable pawnbrokS-
bei l. 30S-30s Bay 81
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

Herman Riddle the New York editor,
gives Parker the following bouquet:
I'VE independents feel that Judge Par
ker as president would give the coun-
try safe. conservative, business ad.
msnistration. AS courageous as he Is
well equipped mentally. he would not
hesitate to undo the harm Of the
Roosevelt administration and during
his term Of ONCE the liberty.loying
American people would not witness
shameful spectacle Of this power
sscn bullying the weak"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07
SOME BARGAINS IN
THE GROCERY LINE
Phone ga.

Eas Sold Pile Of chamberIain's
Cough Remedy.
l have sold Chamberlain.s cough
remedy for more than twenty years
and it has given entire satisfaction.
have sold a pile Of 1t and can recon-
mend it highly. Joseph Mckinney,
Linton, Iowa. You will I'D this rem
eoy a good friend WI N troubled with
a cough Vi cold. Il always chords
quick relief and is pleasant to take
For sale by all druggists.
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COr1nENDABLE

With family around expecting htT
to die and zen riding for life. is mis-
e. to get Or. Kings New Discovers
for consumption, coughs and colds, w
II Brown Of Leesville. Ind. endured
deaths agonieB from asthma; 5''s
ttIs wonderful medicine gave insta
relief and soon cured him. He VT
es: Il now SLEEP Eoundly ever
night" Like marvellous cures of Gel
sumption, pneumonia. bronchitis,
coughs. colds end grip prove its mste.i
less merit for ali throat and lung iron
BILE. Guaranteed tcttlns hoc and 81 %
II ial bottles free at Smiths Pharmacf
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corrsspssdssss solicited; but to re-
.eiv. attention, letters must % &C
sorapanlsd by a responsible hahs' no :,
q, publication, but as a qua antes OF
good fsith. ,.
pa,s.tea communication will be re-
turned IL accompanied by postage
Remittance should be made py pos,
i note. eheek or money order OF
:. ad,teyes letter. Address.
News publishing Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

o,a nan pronghton will throw sew
II. whom he receives In London
80, 10 news Of the election Of Wood
ward as mayor Of Atlanta. "a ID
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

Nor,naa 70 Mack says New York
an 40 TOR parker by hundred thous-
and majority. Wen Nc ought to
know
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

Wba, the frIl returns come In from
Wednesdays clectioni the casuai o''
s.rysr win note that the people OF the
state are. gradually catching on 70
joe Terrelfs political curves. ne
Wall run behind his ticket .
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

an n odessa, they want to assas-
80, ~ coar Give the Mikado .
,.,oa .ra he will accom- plish the
same result onthe field OF pat'le.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07
enIx pIe, HIs putx as he saw i.

Only Die HIs Duty as he Saw it.
Il deem it my duty to add a word
If praise fo- ChamberlaiDs colic. choi.
era End e9lrThoea remedy" says J.
Wiley Park, the well known merchant
and post master at Wiley KY. Il
have been selling it for three or four
years, and t gives complete satisfac-
tion. Several OF my customers tell
ue they would not be without It for
anything. Very ctten to my knowl.
edge. one single desc has cured a sc
we're attack II diGrShoea and positive
ly know the 1t will cure the ftix Ciiys:
srieFy.) You are at liberty to use
this testimonial es you please. Sold
" all druEyis.@
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PUBLISHERS notice

-. u.,.. pubtIshinn Company de.
= ia distinctly Understood
80 !, ,...I advertisements must be
,,s a. e ADVANCE. We sannos afford
to devote our space 20 sue" 49, -.
tssemsn,s and wait on ths s0ur's ~
the money.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

II Is even money on wan F''eef
,,nn, :. netween parker and Roosevelt
watch the odds go in favor Oh the D'o
pu. Judge before Nov !.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

hon James @. Woodward, Of Attain
ia. has ample reason to be proud OF
lie election 70 the mayoralty o. that
city. 1t comes in the nature OF a
"a eat yindication. we congra'ui"''
HIM. 10
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

we will bet Goodwin and stockdei'
arc both badly surprised in that race
Tor mayor OF Atlanta.
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Acme Fish
Market

Keeps all kinds Of
FISH, OYSTERS, CLANS sHRIMt
AND CRABS. All orders filled on
short notice. Free delivery. Phone
NO. 1884,. Back Of Southern Express
Office, Reynolds street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

p.son aud ulll seem to be The real
Aroians in the tight.
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Miss Kate SIatsr's Millinery opening
this year Will eclipse anything Of the
KIND In 5runswiek's history, Watea
the News for the announcement.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
rent: very reasonable. Arp y at SIC
Union street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

j Do you want a positic
servant. Have YOU lost
you want to rent a room
a room or house to rent.
lad. in The News cheap
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Everything in the school book line
at Fleming snd Wars. TIE state
aGoptions nave made a big drop liz
Sc booI Dooks. Gall al inquire.
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YOU SHOEp HAVE A WRITE UP
IN THE SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL EoL
TON or. HE NEWS.
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DO YOU WANT 4
NEW STOVE or lRANsZ

J. H. Bohne has just received q fu1
Tale Of both and another large ordef
is cominu., Good Stoves at cheap piiO-
es. Call and examine them. :.
Stoves and ranges also repaired On
'sE-ort notice.
- Cor. Howe anc Newcastle. Sta
P4ona sa7-2.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

YOU sHocLp HAVE A WRITE Up
IN THE SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL EDI.
ft.sN or . = AEWa.
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A.Vs sucn as We have kept and aged
for your table This rosy glow OF ooG
choice table wines still inspires the
flow OF song and Mt. and ne meal can
lie festive lacking a good wine. We
feep the choicest and We are also res
scnabse III price. Cigars.
S. o. EAVADAS,
Telephone No. s57. zoo Monw ST.
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is IS NECESSARY

In the selection of wines and liquors
as the bank telers security of sig
nature. both can be counterfeited
luv stock OF vines, liquore. etc, is I'M.
rivalIed for age, purity ana excellence
Age meliows the distineration. Purity
Is a requisite for its safe consumption
md Together the par excellence of the
goods is obtaSsd Our Lewis 66 whis.
key at SIS per bottle is a blended
stock ~ unapproac liable quality, fiji
fer Che greatest of connoiseurs ant
warranted in every particular for med
je.nal or family uses.
SIG LEVlSON
Fhsne 1870. $40 Bay Street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-07

TAX NOTICE.
To collect he state and ccdnty tax
for the year 1904, l will be at the
following county precincts on dates
Mentioned, towit:
st. Simon, Oct. 10; Nov. 4; Nov. q.
jamaica, Oct, 20; Nov. S. Nov. Is.
Blookman, Oct. 81; Nov. Il; Nov. "a.
SSerlfng, Oct %; Nov 5; NOV. Is.
Court house all dates not above
mentioned.
~ Il. J. Read T. C. c. C.
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What happeninss2 Kaiser's Homes
and Genuine sale, Thursday, Friday
ana SATURDAY..
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Wanted-To rent a {
Good neighborhood. Ad
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WANTED--To sell II
Try goods firm of Bll
Owens or viii sci Ell
p ST. annual sales $1,000
Increasing. Must leave
account OF health. Gel
corner z and l. streets, 7
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j. TELEPHONES.
n,.sinsss once. editorial ROOM 100
society editor - -. .'...'
ott.s aoY gloucester street.
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r.,.r.s at the Brunswick. Ca post
a,fes as second class mail matter matter
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pillow Stone
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We have q reason,
mGney to loan on Bru
tate on long time.
nnpkins and Son.
The sun., 1904-06-26

least, we have had to fight and kill . society
Organized ostensibly for the protection of
animals. but really for the protection Of
wholesale offenders against the law for the
T The case referred to by Mr.. Haines u
probably that OF a Westcheeter society
which notified the s. p. G. A. that after .
certain date 1t would attend to all Gases Of
cruelty in various Westchester towns.
When Mr.. Haines investigated tho new
society he found that its managers were
nearly all directors in horse car company
up there frequently complained Of for its
cruelty to it's horses.
The board Of managers Of the old society
building Tor It's exclusive use. They point
out that the founder, Henry Bergh, always
desired such a building. Moreover, the
interest on the Investment only slightly
exceeds the rental necessary for temporary
quarters and the value Of the property
ment has proved profitable.
In the last year the s. P. c. A. has made
687 arrests, prosecuted as many defendants,
has suspended s,oA animals from labor
mules and other large animals that were
homeless or disabled past recovery. Thirty.
nine thousand cases have been tnvesti-
gated. Besides its main Office building,
at the foot Of East 1o2d street. another IN
Brooklyn and third on Staten Island.
There are also two ambulance houses,
one here and one In Brooklyn.
As to the criticism that many complaints
made by citizens are never attended to,
Charles II. Hankinson, superintendent OF
the society says that 90 per cent OF
complaints are not prosecuted because the
alleged cruelty is too trihing to. warrant
such procedure. Frequently q driver is
arrested on the complaint OF a citizen and
the citizen fails to appear In court. Mean
time the horse has been examined by q
veterinary and found to be in good oondi-
financial condition OF his society. In q
year when many hospitals and charitable
institutions have been seriously crippled,
the 8. P. c. A. has entered upon new work
free from debt and with one Of the largesS
incomes in its history.
The sun., 1904-06-26

27, 1907. and camped at 150th street aud
Convent avenue. the distance covered thus
far being 6.ooo miles. They sold books
here for a time and then went on the road
again. touring the New England States
the following spring. Lasley says he has
travelled over some Of the toughest roads
in the West without an accident.
His oldest daughter married Charles
Henry in 1900, and the other house was built
in New Haven. Pa, soon afterward. Two
children have been born to the couple and
at present there are ten living In the two
houses on wheels. For the original house
on wheels Ss 900 has been offered as curl
osity. Lasley has refused all offers.
In his travels he has been high up on
The sun., 1904-06-26
the man to lead the Democrats to victory

the man to lead the Democrats to victory
this fall.
He found that Parker was unknown to
them except In tho character Of the can
didate Of the Hill Belmont -McCarren COM
binaion that there was absolutely no
enthusiasm for him among the rank and
file. and that he was viewed with suspicion,
II not distrlst, on account Of the company
he kept politically. That u said to be the
real reason why Murphy oppoaes Parker.
what Of Murphy a. statesman?' was
asked the other day of one Of the old guard
OF Tammany Ball.
"He has got the goods and he will deliver
them,' was the laoonic reply.
AT st. LOUISE"
watch and see. You know that one Of
the secrets Of Charlie Murphy's power is
that the boys always think he has some
thing in reserve. What's he got up his
sleeve" That is the question at the Hall
when they are puzzled by his actions.
He does not always play his cards in the
full sight Of men, and it Is tho ones he is
holding back that give him command OF
the situation. II he was four fiusher he
would be called IL minute. But he ism t and
everybody in the Hall knows it. He's got
the goods, all right OF that you may be
sure"
The foregoing conversation gives pretty
fair estimate Of how Mr.. Murphy stands
with his associates In Tammany Hail.
1t has been said often recently that many
Of the district leaders we're secretly in favor
OF Parker, and that they believed Murphy
was making a colossal blunder in opposing
him.
II any OF them, save perhaps one or
two, harbor such thoughts, it must be deep
down in the innermost reoesses Of their
hearts. Greater loyalty In the face Of Ger
tain defeat was never shown toward leader
than that of the Tammany men towa I'd
Murphy, both at the meeting Of the State
committee and at the State convention at
Albany.
Not for an instant did they waver in their
allegiance. There wan no talk Of compromise
among them, only expressions Of intense
hostility for the Hill machine. rolling with
out ruth over the only organization In the
State that invariably produces Democratic
ma ajorities.
But Mr.. Murphy's chief title to distinc-
ton will always be, in the minds OF the
people OF this community, at least, that he
reformed Tammany Hall. New York is q
Democratic city to the core, and 1t naturally
desires Democratic government But it
won't have Democratic government at the
price Of red Lights, graft and wholesale
corruption.
Mr.. Murphy was shrewd enough to recog-
nize this, but 1t is ono thing to know and
another to act. 1t took man Of nerve
and iron will to revolutionize Tammany
| Hall.