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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
lies throneh this store.

Save yourself the trouble Of hunt
rs around when yon need anything
n The drugs You are sure TO find
just what you want here. Every de-
artment Is well supplied and con
family rcplenished with new goods to
meet the wants Of the people.
SMITHS PHARMACY.
Corner Newcastle and Monk SITS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

Now if Hearst makes Happy Hooli-
gan secretary Of state wouldn't Gloomy
Gus get JEALOUSY
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

FOR RENT or for sale. one store
room, with 8 rooms up stairs. Corner
F. and VOL fstroets. Apply, Mrs M
isaacs store
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
fine domestic and Frenoh csadiss
A slnuular Word

Our language contains word end
ing with = mat asues,ss augIeiy
y orry, etc add 10 tais Mi s4Jtes
5 ana It VIII denote anection, joy,
tc. Find the WORD in tho paragraph
.alsGssmmu4Rs ana worry
hese SriHs derangement oi the ulges
i've organs usually resulting Ia indi.
gestiOn. Ryaaies STOMACH IabieLa
ure indigestion. 1t matters not whet.i
your stomach trouble is caused by
orry, overworK, negiect, malaria OF
ny other cause, kydale stomach tab
cts viii cure you. l'hey insure per.
ecL digestion and assimilation. IheY
one ana strengthen the digestive or
ans, restoring them TO healtn. Use
hem ana good health VIII bless yon
nd fortune Cares" you T. S. Fort
sou.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

TO LET-A nicely furnished room
for gentleman with use OF hot ana
cold bath and gas Apply at Mrs. X.
ii. Stahl, 10S Reynolds street. second
ouse above new pOstolllce.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

ROOM AND BOARD Handsomely
furnished room. all modern cenyen
fences ana best table board. for two
gentlemen or couple. 915 onion street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

FOR SALE The beautiful 5ulphei
Spring property near the city, located
Immediately on the shell road. Prict
eleven (sl,i00) hundred dollars, VIII
sell on liberal terms. Apply to Brob
ston, Fendig & Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

Jealousy sometimes causes people
to do very strange things.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

FOR SALE Fourteen acre farm
Dwelling house alone worth $1,000
WIN sell for $3.50 on good terms, J.
J LeaYy & Son.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

Is old winter about 70 curl UP in
the lap Of spring?
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

childrens drawers tcc muslin an
aervseAr sale, Monday, Tuesday ano
"Wednesday. Mrs. NJ. Isaac.
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OFFICIAL oaeAN OF

OFFICIAL ORGAN or
The county Of Glynn.
Giynn county commissioners.
The United States court Of han'
ruptcy for this district.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

FOR RENT-Rooms at T03 Union
street. Electris lights and use Of
bath room. Apply on premises.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

Telephone No. $40 for stove ,sooo
pine Or oak. New Town Wood CO.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

IOST.--A Confederate cross Of hon
or VIII pay reward for return tc
Or. " b. Burroughs.
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entered at the Brunswick, Ga, post
once as second class mail matter
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

RICE RicEi RICE. we have Il
A any prise. TIE Downing Company.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Stores, Offices and
dwellings. Apply TO Brobston, Fendig
q co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

Japanaky haa nod yet Rua.IayItehod.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
20 RepreeentatiNe.

TO The Voters Of GIynn County,,
viii be q candidate at the approach
ing democratic primary lor reelection
as representative from Glyn4 in the
Ge1rgia legislature II my aise4ar.sa
OF the duties of the 0lilce. during ~
present ineaubency n.eets wi5A 5on
approval, l viii b. grateful for your
support.
3 a..l..... ItlalIu
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

for dollar loads, through our cupon
system. The New Town Wood Co
Phone No. $40.
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90 cIerk superIor cuort.

Respectfully
EUSTAoE c BUTTS.
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WANT COLUMN.

II you want : gusluca, : mouse. >
servant, or want 70 find anything
that mas been iosL or want son'=
thing that some one else has, ao
1SrTfse IN this coiprsr
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-25

Corset covers ice. Monday, Tues5lly
and Wednesday, Mrs. M. Isaac.
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WALTER c. ssoRsToN.
ATTORNEY AZ ..AM
Office with sronssoH. FenGla q 70
BRUNSWICK. "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
SENATOR DEPEW's NEW STORY
Sas Chauncey N DepeW

Sas Chauneey N. DepeW:
we all wondered during the Span
ish-American war why II was that
hen the fleet at Santiago was about
aenal To ours. that it was sunk in 90
minutes, while ours received Only one
shot: and wa all wondered that while
the feet at Manila vas about equal t.
ours = was sunk in 10 minutes and
We received no shot.
People all over the world could no.
explain it, and the naval board a
Washington had difficulty in finding
out how il could have occurred. Bat
coming on from Washington at The
close of the last great victory hal as
my fellow.compaion that deHghtfnl
Wit and most charming man ard actor
Old Joe Jefferson and said TO him:
I have been o Washington and
the naval experts canot tell why it is
that CerVera's fleet should have been
i est In % nsinntes and not a shot hi
onr foe. and the same hing happened
az Manila Bay.
And MI Jefferson said to me: a
an actor of "a years exneriarce car
tell von the Snaniar1s had not 70
hearsed.s"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
Equality in Pie.

y certain man of letters who haa
been spending the summer in tire
GatskillS reports having overheard n
following conversation between Two
rastie fellow guests al his boarding
table:
First rustic fcuttine pie il we I'M
equal pieces and giving his friend
the smaller pi@cel-Thar's yer pie
,louas
Second rassic IN an oo~riavod tonel
SAY, Elias II Ia Neon = doalin' out
csat pie Ia a given yau the bigg s.
piece,
First rust,c-Wal. Jonas what yer
kiea.n about-ain't got i.o'-Har
per- Wcc&ly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
SOME ADVERTISING DoNT'S.

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: ~ rae:. Neao!y denies
Eys-v@sy convince! # it :
ts2... v.:,,,. ". tast ,-se yozs7z znaonez.
Sns"e.7a -as snaea T. say i.
Do, think buying space IS alyertss-
t2z Aay fol VIII @oaey ear by
space -Waa@S in 1ha al Is more IN.
=rar,a..t han IL SIC If the ad.= David
Killed Go,.atA.
elty# directories telephone books. pre-.
srams booklets and ho-el registers.
composite calendars, worttngmensz
tine books ami other schemes hat are
soften up on purpose 10 separate the
suileless banker from his hard.earned
cash
Don't buy an ad until you know
What you are getting.
Don't think you must go int, a
lot of charitable and other PROPOSE
tons just because it has en- the Gus.
tom Make it matter OF business
Don't think your susc pribility to
solicitors entities you to load UP veer#
expense account with lot Of cad
lumber which will reduce dfvi1ands to
every stockholder of the bank.
Don't think it isn't possible to aa.
vertise because you haven't time t.
leok after i. Some Of your clerks
may know more about 1t than you do
or than You think he does
Don't think Pine bluff peof3se are
rlade Of different clay FROM: hose il
Cleveland Pittsburs. Chicago and
other cities. If other banks advertise
successfully YOU can # y6u 9aIy 90
about It right.
Don leok back o4er the mon yaH
wasted in jndiscreet or IN 3ire eel ef-
forts as proof that advertising doosn't
pay.
Above all. dom. charge UP t. aslver
Using the cost Of all the fake eame
worked on YOU.
Start separate "eoll.hr.cls@ ac
count.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
Saturday. November o5.

Miss Hazsa Paei.-naa.es.,
81. Stachtua c-ua fsam
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
Take a look 1T our windows.

Take a=iook at our windows.
.souH find tempting display
i scasoaable goods, most
everything. it isn't ii sight
t is inside.
Herc are a few Of the good
niiags We'll have On Thanks
2rrHlg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
BRlEF. MENTION

G.. A. Lindsey of Portland is in The
city today.
Miss Lena Murdau2h Of Lake Farm
is registered al the Trulock.
Mai.Robert stevens of Fort Sam
Houston. TeXas is Visiting relatives
in the city.
Miss R,,ss:e Cotan leaves tomorrow
Tor lndianapolis ON visit to rels-
lives and friends.
Judge 4 b. Grace is a member of
one#ot tho numerous hunting parties
today wno took alyantag" OF the
Tbaaksejving holiday
Mr. T. Pearee has returned from
Texas accompanied by Mrs. Pearce.
vha has been at Waeo for some tim
f. her health. She Is much improved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

Miss =Hazs9= Ped. "a.a......
s.n. Stactlu2 c.ua from -
Oh Win. aa< ~ ~ \
l.aua ce1e5ras
Of their maar.a4s a:e..z
immediate tr.ea-~ -
OCCASION va ii III
t.-ae aH.ft.tl- .e=s -
ias contest. Rsfea~.#..s
- NJ ara' Als- 49,.
efHlents .. assa> -
pleasant aceassea - .sa>a -
auiaygIl 10y ....5-z
\ larse ga5h7s...z -. a..:=.~.
o. tha various ea.....=:z. z5 = he
residence oc 3tasz #.gsz r..ss...T
night to sst-,s=s.s as = ~ 49,.
ter The - aaa = H-5 ~ y sa;2,.-
!est- - t. bses#ae. inclusive. ".th
verT Hrrta eNcep-.5- a. reports "
favorable. ans ~ a.sa.7 low promises
10 BE aae # gas - ers2 2:Vaa in
tI.s cttx. Taa booth. se1asc ana
da0ctng committees nave a. aeen -
ieeted aHd her = Ha daf.as hae ~
ha zaar vii u, u grand sUee - Mr..
w. l.. Daooly ha> hsndly offered The
sorrelIs and Davoody building, oppo-
SIS. the postoHce 10 the 1adte. and Il
haS been accepted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

The Eoworth league OF Carr Memo
r;al church viii give an entartainment
a. ,he residence of Mr. Fred Ragan
Second avenue and Florida street
Friday night. It viii be bGx social
and the hours are from s to IL
pleasant time is promised for those
who attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
Here arc 4 few Of the good
zz:Ys'!:'IIas 0z sg1~ :.


Fresh Shrimp. Baltimore
oysters in cans Hard shell
Grabs live, All kinds of fresh
and saltwater i'i,h, finest
Blue Ribbon Celery. Fancy
~ranberrles, Italian Chest
1uts. FLORIDA Grape Fruit,
rigs. Dates, Cluster kUsns,
1helicd Nuts, Poultry, Hyc
Turkeys Ducks, Hens. Chick
ems, Dressed Turkeys from
Texas grain ted Finest Fern
leA Canned Pump>in Iua
Puddings and lffu5t Cake.
Bailey S Beatea Biscuit. Il
md up tic acel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
when. Mir. Read. Do You Work ?"


0pog Road. The novelist. recently at
tended press club reception given
IN honor of +. HopNlnson Smith. The
author Of .sGo}enel Carter q car ers.
Vile was surrounded by group of
women. who feftit a great privilege to
come INTO the presence Of real lii
erafy lion aud We're making III mos,
q the opportunity. "Whan. in
Iqnre1 one Of Them DO yoa Write
YOU deltehtful stories"
Il am a very cons sent worker an
swered h artist-enSjneer-aHhor;
my literary work is# done peculiarly
between the hours Of cleven ana twc
O'Clock There was mnrmur OF
Obs"
And 4noa. NJ Read. said one e
Jhe group. turning 10 the author Of
@The Eent1chl Colonel. de yoa Dc
yonr work."
Running his tiu4ers shreu-h hi.
rhateh Of brown hair the tai humor
jst solemnly responded. "Betweer
ankle = and necessity ;nvariahIy,@
Then Mr. Smith began to ak ot
lie difficulties ef u4hthonse huj}d
1ae" Success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
Turkeys, Turkeys, Turkeys.

We have Just received a
shipment of 600 live turkeys
and =are prepared to furnish
you with al Nou want, Tel
phone Your order in advance,
80 you can ct first choice.
Don : DELAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

The Pacific hote1 has started to
serving meals again. First elias
accommodations Cal and Sc me.
EaW nazonid. prop
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
Friday. November 25.

Miss Clara Broadstroet cu.er.a:..5
tn san Souei clU&
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
SEE DRS. BLACK BROTHERS
ABOUT YOUR TEETH.

Whom a singer IS of the key you
cant blaHc the audience for making
bel. f1e he door Philadelphia
n6a8r'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
Investors in the CamnaIan.

The thousand and one investors in stocks or bonds of southern mines, southern mills of all sorts and south ern railroads will not z. any rate lend a 1elping hand to the republicans in their effort to reney disorder and un- rest by the Crumpacker route. The investments of northern capitalists in southern properties are very great, and not one of those investors will promote Crumpackerism.
 Any serious and efficient attempt to cut down southern representation would fill this section of the country with agitation and widespread appre- hension, and every industry in this section would be injured by such a state of affairs. Investors know this. They are ale.-, and the republicans cannot enlist them in crusade
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
GOOD MAN HONORED,

From the Sylacauga Progress
 During the brigade encampment held at Birmingham short while ago, the Rev Father O'Reilly of that city, who was chaplain of one of the state regiments was thrown from his horse while the '.brigade was passing in review and received injuries from which he died a few days after.
 One day last week a movement was started to raise fund by popular sub- scription with which to erect a monu- ment to his memory, and such was the great personal popularity of the man, and so great was his reputation as a pure man and honest worker in the Masters vineyard that tho subscriptions for the first day ran up more than $l000. and this, too, with no donation of more than SIG accepted from one person. and at this writing the subscription list will aggre- gate several thousand dollars. No greater tribute could be paid to the work of any man than this, though priest of a church which, unfortunately, Is not un- derstood in this section, the life and work of the man was such as to command the love of all who knew him. without regard to religious affiliation and now that his work is done. all delight to honor him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
Piu Iron in July.

Pig iron production had fallen on August 1 to 24609z tons a week, fig ures that approach the low produc- ton of last January. Except in two months of last winter production has not been lower in three years than 1t is at present. The country is produc- ing iron at the rate of twelve million tons a year, and it is believed that production and consumption will here after run on parallel and even lines. On August 1 there were but 164 coke stacks in operation as against 1SS one month before.
 The reduction in Alabama was con siderable. On July 1 we had "A coke stacks in operation, producing each week 25,579 tons; on August 1 we had but 16 in blast, possessing a weekly capacity of 17,246 tons. Our produc- tion in July was but 94,073 tons, as against 124,3Sl tons in June, and 135,- 9S2 tons in May. The low production is creating a better condition in the iron market. Iron is still accumulat- ing, however in the yards, but this will probably cease during this month, for production as a whole is plainly within the limits of consumption.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14

against the south that would impair values in almost every direction.
 The anti-southern plank in the re- publican platform will almost certain 1y iniure the Roosevelt and Fairbanks ticket. for every investor in southern properties will strive to know, before he casts a vote for that ticket, what the Crumpaeker plank really means. In reconstruction times the northern investments in the south were light, whereas they are now heavy. They are very heavy. The aggregate, if it could be gotten together, would be surprising The Iowa farmers, for ex- ample, are investing about thirty mil lion dollars in rice culture in Texas and Louisiana, and this is only one item from a list that includes fully one hundred. There is not a state east of the Mississippi that has not mil lions of dollars invested in the south, and the owners of those millions will take especial care that their invest ments are not menaced or in any de- gree impaired by a purely political and wholly unnecessary agitation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
Filtration a Success.

The blessings we have we become accustomed to. and we go along with out considering their source or their value. But if we had had in this rainy summer no filters -t the sources of the water supply, there would have been muddy water and growing ga- lore. Despite the sudden summer rains the water supply of this valley has been clear and satisfactory. For this great help we are indebted to the free expenditures of the water company ;n installing two filtration plants, the one in North Birmingham and the other on tue Cahaba.
 The physicians believe that the les sened rate of typhoid fever is due to filtration. It seems natural that a process which takes out all earthly particles should take out disease germs also. The latter are very elusive, and filtration may not remove all of them, but it is more than prob abe that it reduces the number, there by 1essenin.e the cases of illness in this valley. At any rate there have been few typhoid feyer cases since ths fil- ters were put in operation. ~
 The health ot this Naturally healthy valley will be well guarded when the trunk sewers are completed, and c9dprehensive war is waged against the mosquitoes that afflict us in July, August az1 September The sewers will be completed by or before next July, and if the people of the valley can be brought to a sense of the dan gers involved in the action of the 1 disease-germ-bearin mosquitoes, steps will be taken to exterminate them. l This was done at Havana, and it is to 1 be done in the canal zone. It can be done without much expense or trouble in Jones valley, and when it Is done there will be no healthier locality in the country than Jones valley. The trunk sewers and war against mos- outoes will advance the sanitary cam paign so that individual and public efforts towards cleanliness will put us in a condition to waru off all epidem- ies prolong life and add to the gen. eral comfort.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
NATIONAL POLITICS.
Parker and the Amendments.

From the Boston Herald.
 It is a noticeable ,aeaisf at 1thfs, tifnS, WfesI tie war amendments of the con- stitution are under discussion, that Judge Parker, in his acceptance speech, twice refers to the fourteenth amendment as a high authority for the principles he is advocating. One thing may be said. we think, of him, that. if he is elected President, he will not give countenance to any nonsense about dismissing either of the amendments from the constitution the fourteenth or the fifteenth. We do not yet know what he thinks of the course of the southern states that have amended their constitutions lately. It may be brought out in the course of the cam paign. No party that openly proposed to get either of them out Of the constitu- ton could have Q ghost of chance of carrying any northern state. The demo- crats are making much of the judge s habit of respect for constitutions. We suspect he has 1t, and that it Is as im- partial as justice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
NEW SERIAL ANNOUNCED.

Recollections of Mosby Guerrilla, we understand, is the title of new serial which is to begin in the September num- Der number of Munsey's magazine. and promises to be the most interesting and stirring contribution to the history of the civil war that has yet been handed down to us from that eventful period. The author, John w. Munson, was a member of Mosbys famous Partizan Rangers
 MT. Afunson takes up his story from the day he began his tramp from Rich mond 120 miles to the Blue Ridge moun- tains, where he joined the Mosby band at the residence of MT. Blackwell, near Markham station, in 1S63 and carries it to the close of the war, describing all of tho sensational fights, raids, hand to hand conflicts and engagements that be- fell the little band. which at no time numbered over 300 men. Heretofore un- published pictures will illustrate each isr stalment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
Action of the County Committee.

The trouble of holding another pri- mary has been avoided by the timely and appropriate action of the demo- cratic county executive committed The committee has conformed the ac- tion of the party in the April primary to the situation as it exists since the consolidated court bill was knocked out by the Supreme court. The com mittee is proceeding on the basis that the Lusk bill is constitutional. It was compelled to consider a law constitu- tional until it is declared otherwise by the Supreme court.
 The Lusk bill is the enigma of the year, and MT. Weaver will have to be reconstructed again if it be declared unconstitutional.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-14
Admiral logo and the Russians.

The attempt of the Russian fleet to escape shows beyond doubt the im- pending fate of that stronghold. It is to fall, and when it does the Japanese ships will be footloose, and they will make short work O. the Russian ships in the Far East
 The Japanese fleet was not injured in the battle that took place when the Russian ships endeavored to escape. The fighting between the two fleets lasted from 1 o'clock of Wednesday afternoon until sundown, or until dark ness came, and then the Russians be- came scattered. The most of them re- turned to Port Arthur, but two or three got away. The Japanese ships have been in active service several months, a test to which modern ships had never before been subjected Their bottoms are. necessarily foul, and their guns may not be in the best condition.
 The affair has not in any respect changed the situation. The siege of Port Arthur will go on unchecked, and 80 will the operations against Kuro- patkin's army. The entire campaign and course of the war turn dpon the two, and the escape Of two or three ships will not change either. The en- tire situation mPJ be speedily simpli- lied by the fsl of Port Arthur
 A CeryTa-like dash to the sea on . the Defr cl the cooped-up Russian fleet has long been anticipated It's spccess was at, the best but partial, and every shlp that got away lessens to that extens the defensive power of Port Arthur Admiral Withoft did not desire to be caught like rats in hole, md he did his best to escape. Fuller and later news will disclose how many ships got away and how many did nct, and also how many were crippled hl the battle of Wednesday afternoon.