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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27
TuE BRUNSWICK SCHOOLS.

The public cchooIs of Brunswick and
Glyhn county were opened esterday
under the brightest auspices in the
history OF the city and county. the
attendance exceeds, by large number
tfat of previous years; the teachers
sec M more enthusiastic over their
work than previously, the parents OF
children are taking interest in the
schools, and, above all, the children
seem more interested In their work
The public schools OF Brunswick
lshould be matter of pride TO evers
CITIZEN they ire among the best regu.
lated in the south. are presided over
by an able and efficient corps of teach
ers. who have the active support of
the board OF education.
During the past two or three years
TIE local schools have been greatly
Improved. The system has been en-.
ti'ely changed and now one teacher
is assigned 20 one specific study, that
is only one OF the teachers teach his
tory, another grammar another arith.
lmetic and SO on. Formerly tne school
Was divided INTO grades, with one
teacher presiding over eacn grade,
and teaching In half dozen or more
different studies. The new system
Las proven successful and beneficial
and it, has already been demonstrated
that the children make better progress
under the new plan,
The crowded condition Of the
schools has been relieved by the cree
ton of the Purvis Grammar school
in New Town. and now only one or
Two OF the grades have more than
their allotted number of children and
the teachers of the respective grades
arc able to GO much better work. A
crowded grade in a school always
works hardship on the teacher and
shs Is not permitted to give each in
.dlvidual pupil the necessary attention.
Probably rs other city IN Georgia
car boast Of as well regulated public
schools. Brunswick is proud Of the
Increase in The enrolment tor the
present year. It is indisputable PROOF
OF the growth of the city and The IL
ereasing desire for the foundation OF
learning on which all future success
d slst rest.
In entering the present schorastic
year Superintendent Ballard does SO
ulder brightest conditions. lie is sur.
rounded with new and more modern
TEACHERS and above all he has the
urouestionable support of The good
people of this city and it is only fair
Il assume that the year SO successful
" begun yesterday will so on record
az one of the most progressive and
productive in the history or Bruins.
w.ck's board OF education.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27

sent the Helena to stir up the Rus.
sans at Newchwang.
was it to use the ships in time Of
peace and incidentally make more
rushed a squadron to Beirut when you
heard that the American consul had
Gen killed and did not recall the or
ders when you learned the next day
that the story was false; that you sent
the Baltimore and Newport to santo
Domingo in the fall w1ien the country
as in the enjoyment Of its normal
state Of revolution; that you started
whole feet toward Panama on a
teleparhic impression that the 18TH
mus might secede from Columbia; that
Won sent Admiral Wise to santo Do
minqo to oversee another revolution
aasnatehed fleet to Tangier to get
perdicaris alive or Raisuli dead order
d the European squadron 70 smyr-
M to secure school privileges for the
American missionaries. sent the De-
uoit back to santo Domingo last May
and have just hurried the Denver 70
The scene Of the latest revolutionary
eruption in Hayti and why you have
~ this moment eight warships at
shanghai against seven from all other
nations combined?"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27

With family around expecting him
to die and son riding for life, is mil
81 10 get Dr. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs aud colds, w.
Fl Brown OF Leesyille, Ind, endured
dc aah's agories from asthma; b''t
this wonderful medicine gave Insta :
es; x now sleep soundly every
night. Like marvellous cures Of COR
sumption, pneumonia, bronchitis,
coughs, colds and grip prove its match
less merit for al throat and lung trou
bic. Guaranteed eettlss zoe and s1.00
Trial bottles free at Smiths Pharmacy
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27
PUBLISHERS NOTICE
THE BIG srlcklg-ITs ORIGIN

The introduction Of the big stick
in our national policy found its origin
IN a speech made by President Roose'
welt in Chicago, April 2. 1902. At this
time the president felt 1t necessary
10 explain to the people why vast
sums were expended annually in the
building up of naval force which sur
passed the navies of foreign countries
iG time OF war. He said: There
is a homely old adage which runs:
Speak softly and carry BIG STICK;
you VIII go far" This standpoint talk.
en- in conjunction with the fact that
American warships were rushed all
over the world. soon caused European
nations to regard the great republic
as an oyergrown bully. La'er presi,
cent Roosevelt. at HaverhIll, Mass,
etiu AHe 6opu Noik VI puiiuiuB UP
the navy must go on 6ithou. ceasing
The modern Sarships canno; with ad.
yantage be allowed to rust in disuse.
II must be used up in active service
even In time Of peace"
Thinking men do not relish the
idea OF warshIps beiag sent on mis-.
sions that might result in their not
susting in disuse. Among them is
Joseph Pulitzer who says to President
Roosevelt. WAS II to use them up in
active service and preserve them from
II sting that you kept the Machias, the
Iowa the Concord and the Philadel-
phia busy at Panama and Colon for
the FRS tslx months of your term and
that you had the Iowa land marines
at Panama two months after you took
cfice Was II for the same purpose
that you sent the Philadelphia to Quay
quill. Ecuador. in March. 1902, when
your keen scent detected threatened
revolution. and that soon aiterward
you despatched the bat.leship Wiscon.
SIN and the sunboat Ranger TO Pana.
ma and this cruiser Cincinnas to Col.
Oh, ordered the Panther to the 18th,
MUS whit battalion OF marines. land.
ed 1000 me nsnd took possession OF
the Panama railroad refusing to allow
the Colombian troops to ride without
swing up theiY ArmsY
was Il to keep the navy from rust.
Ing that you ordered the Ma, HAS ana
Cincinnati to land marines IN Haytl
in 1902, that YOU sent the Marietta
10 oyeraws Venezuela about the same
time that you despatched the Boston
followed by the entire PRcihc squad.
rem, to the West Coast Of Honduras
and the entire Caribbean squadron
10 the East Coast on the outbreak OF
tie regular spring revolution Of thel
Eext year; that you had the Atlanta
the San Francisco and the Detroit
take turn IN worrying the Dominicansl
il. the same season; that You simulta'
reously directed the gunboat callaol
10 patrol q Chinese river, and that you
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27

II deem it my duty to add a word
nj praise for Chamberlains collie, choi-
era cad diasrhoea remedy" says ].
Wiley Park, the well known merchant
End post master at Wiley, KY, u
nave been selling 1t for three or four
years, and 1t gives complete satisfac.
ton. Several Of my customers tell
NE they would not be without 1t for
anything, Very often to my knowl.
edge, one single dose has cured So
we're attack OF dlarrhosa and positive
ly know that it win cure the dux (dys-
snteryD Yet are at liberty to use
this testimonial az you please. Sold
Wy all druEgi=.A
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27
90 YOU WANT A
NEW sTovG OR RANGE

j. H. Bohne has just received a full
lnle Of both, and another large order
10 coming. Good Stoves at cheap prics
es. Call and examine them. :.
Stoves and ranges also repaired on
short notice.
Cor. Howe ana Newcastle Sta.
rsone 1912
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27
YOUR WANTS FILLED
IN THIS COLUMN

Do you want position, house a
servant. Have you lost anything2 Go
you want to rent room, or have you
a room or house to rent. If so put an
adj. in The News chap column.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27
Notice ot nissoIution.

The tirm heretofore existing under
the name and style of Ratio & Alvarez
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Mr.. Alvarez retiring from all
connection with the business.
Antonio Alvarez.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27
FISH TALES

- - y
are not substantial
You win have to go
elsewhere for them
If that's what you
are looking for.
We have a tale tc
tell though. but
there's nothing
fishy about it. Our
Our tale is about
the stock of
Medicinal Goods
that we're now sci
ling. Every bit OF
IT is worth every
cent we ask for the
goods and even
then prices are way
under usual.
Everybody that
comes in is pleased
and we want you to
be one of the pleas
ed ones by max
ing some purchases
at noce.
PHARMACY.
e and Monk SITS.
lex, GA.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27
SOME BARGAINS IN
THE GROCERY LINE
tas Sold a Pile of chamssrIain's

nas Sold a Pile Of chamhsrlain's
Cough Remedy.
/ have sold Chamberlains cough
remedy for riore thsn twenty years
and it has given entire satisfaction.
have sold pile of it and can recon.
mend 1t highly. oseph Mckinney,
Linton, Iowa. You will ind this rem
coy good friend when troubled with
O cough " cold. /, always Chords
quick rel:of aud Is pleasant to take.
For sale by all druggists,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27

Miss Josie Smith viii re open her
school ON Monday September Goth.
Primary, grammar and high school
students taught; English and Arith-
aetic specially. Miss Bessie Sym
mes will have charge Of the drawing
and painting department, Art includ-
Ell in tuition. CHARGES SO, $3.50 and
$3.50 month. This is tie schools
fifteenth year. 9O9 Grant street, Bruns
wick, Ga.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27

Miss V. A. Boyle will open her
school September 26. For particu'
isrs call at 7Yo Carpenter street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27

YOU SHoLD HAVE A WRITE UP
IN THE SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL EDi.
TON or THE NEWS.
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YOU sHc3ID HAVE A WRITE Up
~ THE SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL EDl.
TON OF THE NEWS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-27

Everything in he school book Eue
st Fleming and WATTS. Tie state
aGoptions have made a big drop in
sthool books. Gall aG5 inquire.
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Correspondence solicited; but to re-
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companied by Responsible lame. not
Tor publication, but as guarantee OF
good faith.
Rejected communities tons will be re.
turned II accompanied by postage
Remittance should be made by pos.
I'll nete, check or money order or
registered letter Address.
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick, Ca.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE
Tina News Publishing Company de.
sI,ss u to be distinctly understood
that all legal advertisements must be
paid for In advance. We cannot afford
TO devote our space TO suoh adver
tissmsnts and wait on the courts for
the money.
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Entered at the Brunswick. Ga. post.
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THE
ARCADE
2fo Gloucester Stree,

= Is headquarters for all the rop-
& uiar brands Of whIskey on the =
. Market.
w w W Saratoga, Yellow stone :
Hunter, Magnet, Duke Of Cum !.
berland, Wilson. Metropolitan :
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X Hall, Cambridge Rye, Elsin Club.
q including 5ourbons. Gins Bran e
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WANTED-Two travelling statesmen
tocall on grocers and general stores;
$500 per week and expenses. State
age and references. Premium Cider
Co, st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-Two messenger boys.
Apply at Western Union Telegraph
Co.. 305 Newcastle street.
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We serve an eieesn. -
LUNCH from II to .. m.
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TELEPHONES,

Business ONCE. editorial room. 1885
Society editor ;. :. >. ........ S7l
Office zo7 Gloucester street.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN or
The county OF Glynn.
dlynn county commissioners.
The United States cour. Of bank
ruptoy for this district.
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: Your patrosaas Is highly ap- a
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Terms Of subscription In the city
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G. the United States and Canada, Mex
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sent the Helena to stir up the Rus
sans at Newchwang.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-10-12
Three ARE KILLED
A Sad Railway Accident Occurs At
Charlotte, n. c.
SWITCH ENGINE HITS A FREIGHT
Cant. Wise, Switchnan Walter zcig-
Ter and a Negro Coupler Named
Jack Goodail, Were the Victims.

Charlotte N c., Special.-Thres
men. were killed "Wednesday night
about 10 o'clock at the water tank
near the southern Railway crossing
al Nanc" ,'"ect N the southeast part
of no city Ivy the crashing of a switch
engine into the rear of freight train
No. 73. south bound. Conductor Wise,
whose home was in Columbia, S. c.;
Walter Zeigter. u young white man EN-.
picycd as Switchman and n negro,
named Jack Goodall coupler. were
the men Who met death. The negro
died almost instantly. his legs being
virtually 80 -ered from his body. Capt.
Wise lived but u few minutes after he
was taken 20 the Presbyterian Hospi-
tnl. and young Zeigler expired about
an hour later there. No one else re.
ccived any injuries.
The freight is always a heavy train
and it consisted OF about fifteen cars.
As is generally the case. the freight.
upon leaving the Southern yards short
ly before 10 o'clock. gets up some head
way of jts own power. and then is
pushed out uf the city with the asSis-
tarce OF the switch engine This was
dOnc. The long line of cars attached
10 No. T3 had gained some momen-
tUm when 1t ueared the water tank.
and the switch engine, with the three
men standing on the RUNNING board. it
WAS said. came after il. expecting, of
course. to make its connection with
tx, rear of the caOoose with ease. But
something went wrong rrainmen
sa:d that the dcaw-hcad OF the heavy
f., ght engine blew ont, and sullenly
all the brakes became set and the long
train virtually came to Il standstill,
With the swithch engine bearing down
only n short distance away. There
wag not even time for the three men
To lump to safety.
The switch engine crashed into the
cabOose. crumpled and buckled il and
cvuGhed the men on the running board.
As soon as possible. an ambulance was
sent from the Presbyterian Hospital.
First Capt. Wise was taken away. and
hc managed 10 live just about to get
there. Before he was taken away. by
ISLANDERS heard him say: Now I'll quit
the road for good. All my men have
GOT killed" His injuries We're inter
nal and he probably had no idea that
he was hurt So SeriouSly-that he was
soon tc quit the read" for good. and
all
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-10-12
For a Great Fair.

C2folInlan' . are much Interested i'm
the elaborate preparations going on
for the opening OF the Mccllenhurg
Fsir which occurs at Charlotte. y. G.
October - % - and 2Sth. In ad-
dition to the usual features of Il fair
many special attractions have been ar
ranged FOR the event of 1901. The
displays of farm products. practical
iomestics and educational progress will
surpasS anything heretofore seen at q
rourty fair The racing will be of un-
usual merit, as Il number of fast horses
from all parts of the country have en-
tered. The midway-pure and clean
will Offer its never-faiiinS attractions.
Miss Lillian Shaffcr, champion lady
oouestrienne OF the world Will be pres
crt also Miss Lottie Jewell from the
Paris hippodrOme. The riding feats OF
these two artists will be worth trip
:o the fair In addition to these attrac-
lions there will he many other upusu-
ally interesting features. The manage
ment has secured reduced rates on all
railroads leading into Charlotte
In regard to the tournament, which
Will be held the first day. rules and
regulations were mailed 10 more than
20 riders and tue indications are that
:hc contest Will be the largest ever held
N the Stat" The following prizes have
been offered: First. $25: second, SIS;
t!ird, $40 and fourth. 81
Mr.. David B. Smith OF the Charlotte
bar, has been selected as orator to de-
liver the charge to- the Sir knights be-
fore they enter the contest
Air. Jno. VI. Craig CHIEF marshal. is
hGsily engaged appointing his assist
ants and hopes to have his list ready
by the end of the week
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-10-12
Unrest Among Chinese.

Shanghai. BY Cable.-Numerous re-
ports received from the interior tell
Ing OF the activity OF secret societies ut
points widely apart are causing seri-
Gus uneasiness. 1t is known that the
officials everywhere are displaying
great anxiety and are procuring the
most modern arms and munitions OF
war for the purpose OF cquipping the
soldiery. There is no certainty as to
whether the anxiety OF the officials is
directed against anticipated risings or
movement in view of possible danger
from successful Japan.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-10-12
PALMETTO CROP CONDITIONS
cotton Pretty Well Gathered in Some
Sections-FaIl Sowing of Small
Grain

sections-FaII Sowing of Small
Grain.
The week ending S a m. October 3,
iad mean temperature OF 10 de-
srees. which is 9 above normal, and
vas. With one exception, the warm
Est week OF the season. The extremes
we're d minimum OF % at number of
olaces on September 9th and on Oc-
.obeT ., and maximum OF 80 at
Satesburg on the Goth. The heat rec
ords for the last three days of Sep
-enber were broken on the 2Sth. 29th
and 3Oth throughout the State.
The rainfall was confined to the
Southern counties. and occurred on
he I'd, amounting to slightly over an
nch in lower Barnwell county and
TO nearly an inch in parts OF Hamp-
,on, but generally it was less than
one-fourth OF an inch. and was insult
acient to relieve the prevailing severe
drought there was no rain in the
lorthern and western counties. The
condition OF late fall crops, truck, gar
lens. pastures and very late corn. has
been materially lowered by the
drought; practically no fall plowing
mas been done, and cannot be until af-
Ter soaking rain.
The weather was ideal for harvest
ing and gathering crops.
Very late corn has been injured by
drought, although most OF tho corn
crop ripeued too early to be affected
and is now being housed.
Cotton opened Rapidly over the
whole State. and picking was rushed
but has not kept up with the opening,
In part owing to the scarcity of pick
ers. About two-thirds OF the crop
has been picked. There is practically
no top crop on the stalks In many
fields the bolls are nearly all open.
indicating premature opening of a
portion OF the crop. due to excessive
heat and TO drought. Many small bollS
are drying up. A continuation OF the
dry weather and rapid opening will
enable the bulk of the cron to be
picked this month.
Rice harvest is all but finished, al
though it was somewhat retarded by
high tides in the Georgetown district
Tho weather was ideal for saving for
age crops, and haying is nearly finish
ed. Late peas are not fruiting well
Minor crops are generally good. and
are being gathered.
No oats or other small grains have
been sown owing to the drought.
Notc.-This is the last bulletin for
the season of 1904
j. w BAUER.
Section Director.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-10-12
In the North.

The fruit steamer Allegheny arrived
soon subdued.
\ letter from President Roosevelt
was read before the Irrigation Congress
at Mandan. \. n.
The triennial national convention OF
the Polish Roman Catholic Church
opened in Pittsburg
Carlos Frcdriques Won BaudiJz, a
rich young Venezuelan. committed sui
eide in New York
Thirty-one persons were hurt. some
seriously, in the deraiing OF an Iron
Mountain train near Vulcan. Mo.
The third Eucharistic Congress OF
;he Catholic Church convened in 81
Patrick's Cathedral in New York
The German liner Kaiser Wilhelm |!
arrived in New Yorl, after narrow
escape from collision Monday. bring
ing many notable persons.
The body of the young woman buried
under the name of Martha Lambeer in
Hampstead Cemetery Long Island, was
fully identified by her mother as that
CT Margaret Lynch.
The collapsing of a floor at the cor
rcr-stone laying of the Polish Catholic
Church at Adams. Mass. caused the in
jury of Bishop Beaven and IL others.
some seriously.
The convention of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew. in Philadelphia, came to
close with a great meeting at
! night.
Most Rev. K. T. Davis preached at
Old Trinity Church. New York, in the
morning and at ST. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church in the afternoon.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-10-12
NEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Paragraphs or Minor Importance
Gathered From Many Sources.
Through the South.


Fredericksburg fair opened with a
large attendance.
Virginia last year produced 122 ,410,-
Oe0 pounds of tobacco.
Nettie Hall, colored. was beaten into
insensibility by sailors at Norfolk
The clubhouse OF the Ragged Island
Cunning Association was burned Sat
urday night
Eighth district Republicans met at
Alexandria and nominated L. l.. How
ard for Congress.
Playing with matches. the 5-year-old
son OF Joseph Rebill. of Winchester
was seriously burned.
TWO negroes were killed and three
nortally wounded in race riot in De
Soto county. Mississippi.
At Charlotte. n. c.. Wednesday night
three men were killed by a collision
cn the Southern Railway.
Samuel Moran. OF Norfolk. is charged
with burglary in having taken S15c
worth OF theatre tickets.
Sixteen people were made seriously
sick in Columbia, S. c., Wednesday
10y eating poisoned ice cream.
EX-Mayor ]. Samuel McCue is to be
placed on trial on the charge of wife
murder at Charlottesville October IS
Al least 12 persons were browne
many bridges washed away and dam
age estimated at 100000 resulted from
flood at Watrous, y. NJ.
In raid on an alleged gambling
house in Norfolk number OF promi-
net young men were caught by the
police.
Adelaide Thurston, the actress. has
started Il movement in Memphis. Tenn,
TO erect a monument to Dan Emmett.
author Of Dixie" who died recently
at Mount Vernon. o. 1t is proposed
to raise a sufficient funds by benefit
threatrical performances in five South.
ern cities with the cooperation il he
Daughters of the Confederacy.