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New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
GR4S At CONEY.
Large Cro7ods at FIRST Days
FeStiral-Tub Race Giren Up.

More than hundred ard fifty thousand persons
visited Conev Island yesterday witness the FIRST
OF the three days Mardi Gras festival ana cele-
brate the semi-centennal anniversary of the re
sort. The whole place from Brighton Beach to
Sea Gate was given over to the celebration.
Though the cold wind suggested a March day not
of the visitors left the seaside until the day
programme had been exhausted. The din Of bugles.
horns rattIes and drums could be heard tar away.
Confetti and flowers few thick and fast about the
crowds
salute Of twenty-one bombs opened the fate at
sunrise. The first pageant of the friday celebra
;on a reproduction of the durhar at Delhi.
squad Of mounted police. led by Sergeant Nc
Gowan. preceded seventy-1ve red coated must
clans. Prince Mahomet Solaiman. riding Ara
hian horse, and native Indians. including dancing
girls royal chariots. elephant herds and freak ami
mails from Luna Park. were followed by the three
chief Henry McAdam5 commanding,
With nightfaE the islands illumination
SearchliShts mounted on every prominent house
ton and millions OF incandesCc1t electric lights
Illuminated the sky for miles around.
The procession the greatest ever held al
Coney Island Behind SQUAD OF p"lice:neT marched
several companies of United States marines from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard then large delegations
rom the various parks Of the island. the Letter
Carriers Association 200 strong Ij members Of the
United States Volunteer Life Savers. the Gravesend
Exempt Fire Department and twenty floats and the
hour passing given point. For few
moments IN the parade no little excitement was
red lights. Some one in the crowd took the lights
for fire and turned III an alarm The fire engines re-
Soon after this the flags on one Of the autos in
the procession took fire from roman candle
which shot from the sidewalk but the FIRE was
The names Of the King and Queen Of tho festival
wec" divulged last night. and proved 10 be Logan
Ashley Hunton and Miss Maud Thomas. both Of
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

Furnishings can't be too fresh. >
Business shirts-the patterned
stiff bosom sort, are just from the
makers; $50 to $3.50.
Neckwear every scarf made for
this Fall; so cents to So.
Pajamas just out of the boxes, and
from the exceptional 81 sort up
they're the prettiest patterns ever.
Gloves, underwear, canes, fancy
handkerchiefs. hOSiery-fresh speci-
mems of the newest things.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
e5S Broadway. cor. warren
go ysrooS9tIysy cor or I1stb We an orders
ana T4o 10 las 4th Ave by mail.
1860 Broadway, 3ed.
and "a West SD ST.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
CONSUL GENERAL STRICKEN ON TRAIN
Juan N. Navarro, of Mexico Overcome on
Central Train-May Not Recover.

Juan y. Navarro. Consul General for Mexico In
this city, stricken with what is believed to be
apoplcxy IN a NeW-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad TRAIN yesterday morning on his return
here after trip 10 his native country As he in
eighty-one years old. II is feared that he will not
survive the attack. lie lives No e5l West Forty
fourth-st-, whittier ne taken, and has an office
AT No. p broadway
When the train arrived at the Grand Central Sta
ton the station master summoned an ambulance
and Nj Navarro was taken directly 10 HIS home
SIR. Navarro had been on a three Tno3ths' vara.
ton with his wife They boarded a train at Buff
falo. leaving that city at = go O'Clock last night
half hour after the train had started for New
YORK ne was stricken with apopleXy. and his con
dluon became serious Several times in the trjn
his life was despaired Of lie born IN the civ
OF Mexico IN 1873 and for many years colonel
In the Mexican army. lie appointed 20 his
present post in 1863 ~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New-York, Wednesday. Sept. a1, 'o4
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Armchair C.l Iow1gih Liverpool September
70. the White star Line. uldse. Arrived at the
tearnec Teuton.c ,rl McKinst- Live-roo September
Il and Queenstown i5 the White Line with pas
sengeJs. mails and ndse Southessc Island al
7,2d m.
steamer Areenfes tCsr Me-er Barry September g 20
Funch Etye co. IN ballast. Arrived Bar a, j
m
10 and Dover H. Red Line with "a cabin ana
- steerase passengers AMI mise Arrived
steamer New York tputch, Peters Rotterdam abe,,
Septenber y u tniliP RpI'C1 IN ballast Anchored at
Quarantine at IN .
20. to orlrich' &C. with 9iS cabin and SIS steerass
Steamer K6ugin Iuse tteri Voiger Genoa September
8 Naples and Gibraltar - go Oclrichs - with All
~ s nn - storage passengers and n'lse Arrived at
steamer Tennyson oRr,. ohls santos Ausus; 20 Rio
barbados "a. 10 Rask < Jsyoas win 100 passengers.
''sits aus, anu uNist- Arrived at the BaE ut 10
Panama Railroad Steamship Company. w!;h 65 passeu-
ssIs. mails aad rndsr Arrived TIE 6.IO
tarthasena $. Port l1mon, 10 kingston Is ami Fortune
tsiahd 10 10 the Hamburg American Line. with 46
"A 45eoFc,s' "''S S'u muse Arrived at the far a,
steamer Jacnto Risk Galveston September a ami
End mdse I~eft Quarantine at IO5 a N
southern Pacnc eorlpanv Nt sr'en1.sT i s ~ -
antne G5T IN.
steamer Julia Luekenbach. Reynolds Port Arthur Tex.
mase- In Quarantine al T;2o a m
8 steamer S9manGhe Watson Jacksonville September ~
passengers and mdse Ieft Quarantine at 12:sS , m
folk, the Old Dominica Stearsbio Cornarv viz,
P"sstnssls srl me- ,.eti Quarantine SID
ter. with mehe- Len Quarantine ~ 10 a m
SAILED
Steamers Csvle tr Liverpool: STELLA tler HAMBURG;
belle tr). St Themas ST. Kits perneraTa ec. kpae6e
charleston ana '"'As'1V'is' Alamo. Galveston; ocesnG
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
DISCUSS wEsTcHEsTER r. a. BONDS.

For three hours the State Railroad Commission
listened 10 argument yesterday the application
Of the NeW-York Boston ard Westminster Rail
road Company 10 float $20.OOoO00 in bonds and
stocks. The hearing adjourned until October y 70
enable the opposition TO prepare its case The
meeting was attended BY many pTotestants against
The plan Of the railroad All OF The railroad com
Inissioners present The counsel for the New
York Boston and Westchester Railroad Company
presented long argument. Professor William B.
collins for the Van Nest Land and Improvement
Company. spoke iu opposition 10 lie application.
William L. Trui Of the New York and Portches-
Railroad, also spoke I'm opposition. The burden
of the opposition 10 the NeR-York, Boston and
MestcheSter Railroads application was based upon
the alleged illegally of the entire transaction.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Bohn's HomeopatI

Bohn's Homeopathic LaxatiVes are so called
from their mild action-so mild indeed that me not
the slightest unpleasant sensation Is expert
enced. still they induce the effect thorouShLy
and perfectly. They cure habtual constipation.
headaches dyspepsia, dizziness and all dlsoraers DER
of the stomach liver and intestines. Many W.tO O
have 1Ised them saw they are the greatest health
aid of the century. High livers VIII ma thehl
a safety valve. as they keep the human rnacnlne
druggist can obtain them at Crittenton's or Nc
keSsou & Robbins.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
RECEIVERS FOR TRACTION COMPANIES

Lexington. Ky. sept IA motion was entered
here to-day for receiver for the Blue Glass Con-
soidated Traction Company capitalized az 5000 OoO
ahd managed by Senator George 3 Davis OF
Detroit Z had only partially completed its inter
urban system in Central Kentucky
Cleveland. Sept. 21.-The Common Pleas Court to-
day appointed a receiver 10 take charge Of the
0leFeiand and Sharon. aad the Warren. Courtland
ana Jenerson traction companies. both Of which
are under construction in tho northeastern part OF
ONO J. g willard. Of this city. named as
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
rwc BIC FREIGHT soATs ORDERED.

Cleveland. sep;. 1.-Two big freight steamers. 70
cost ei2o0o and $4,000 respectively and TO have
capacity OF lo@p tors each. were ordered from the
American shpbuilding COMPANY to-day one Of
lhe boats is tee Acme Efea rnslfn COMPANY Of
Duluth. OF y hch 4 p WolIin le nrestdenf and tbt
fecoud was ordered BY Samuel Natbar OF lSickan6s
M0lheF 81 Co. of CleFeland The Acrne gteafnspl n
ADhlpanV's vessel viii be built ~ orTsin The .-ard
% which the Mathcr boat 0li be b,ilt ms not fen
telecteo. Both boats viii come out next yeaE
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
GATES STARTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
fRT rELFGPApu n 30, no.,

n TELEGRAPH TO THE T2IBUNE.l
Galveston. Tex. Sept 2.-John W. Gates has
established new steamship line from the Atlantic
seahoard to Fort Arthur. in the Beaumont oil dis
trict and the first vessel VIII arrive at the latter
port rom New-Hork within the next few days
rms $ in line with &r Gates's development of
sgIt AtHI' "tlca ne says. shall be ideal city
Already he has established a bank ricemill. oil
sehheTy ana various other enterprises there.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
NO STEEL cARs MADE IN ENGLAND

Iendon Sept The chief engineer Of Charles
4 Terkess tube railways in London. explaining to-
day The reason for placing an order for 100 steel
cars with ar American car company instead Of an
English firm. said that while Mr.. Yerkes promised
that all the material should be ordered IN Crea I
Britain II found impossible 10 find a single frm
in this country which could on the order or ma ke
s,eei cars. They bad not The necessary tools FOR
work The total value Of order Is $50 ~.
ana so additional viii he ordered later II IS
Understood that North OF Englsnd hrm intends
eqip its works with machinery for making steel
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
BROKER MUST PAY INFLATED PRICE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIsrNE.I
Pittsburg. Sept z1-Judge Rodgers to-day ordered
James J.. McCutcheon. broker. to pay 10 Morris
& Brown brokers Of New-York and Pittsburg
sss 1856 rs principal and interest due on a purchase
Of 20 shurcs Of Northern. Pacific stock purchased
IN 1901 while the price inflated. McCufcheoD
and his partners had refused to pay for the stock
after the price declined.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
LIGHT SNOW IN THE AoIRoNOAcks

Plattsburg y Y. Sept. 21.-The frs; touch OF
winter weather visited the Adirondack section early
to-day when light snow fell for an hour at Saranac
Lake ard other Adirondack points and the temper
ature fell below the freezing point Al Sarauae
Lake thermometers registered . at 5 q m. At 3
o'clock the tempeTa ature stood at 81 At Tupper
Lake and Big Moose the 80 inch thick
There was a slight fail OF snow at Ithaca, y. Y,
to-day the first OF the. The first snow last
fell loInher -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
COTTON is FORCED UP BY BULLS.

In a rather lively market cotton rose nearly
81 a bale at the Cotton Exchange yesterday. The
rise was supposed 10 be due strong efforts OF a
bull party Daniel !. Sully, who has dropped out Of
sight almost entirely since his bankruptcy. sent
out a statement the market yesterday He ad-
Vised Spnners to buy at once His estimate OF the
crop was loG00OO0 bales. maximum.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
TENNESSEE SUES STANDARD OIL
Charges Corporation with Bribing Certain
Persons to COuntermand Orders to a Rival

to-day at Gaetin. began suit against The Standard
Oh Company on n charge OF violating the Anti
Trust law passed by the last legislature The snecta
charge IS that the Standard OH Company has bribed
parties 10 countermand orders to a rival concern
one witness testifying to-day that the STANDARD
gave him one hundred gallons Of oil 70 counterrna2d
one order.
The case is attracting much attention end some
OF lhe ahlest counsel in the State are present
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Republican campaign Nos sol and 500 Broad
Rapid Transit Commission meeting.
American daAla show and exhibition
10 q m. 20 10 p
Funeral of tho Rev Or George e. Iormer Madison
Avenue Baptist ChuroH. 2.3o q.
Meeting of the National Roosevelt 1"arie NJ. 3li
Bieecke--st.. p
BrooEyu Young Republican Clubs ratification meeting
Iohnston nuldinE. S-lA
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
FIRE ON THE MINNESOTA.

Norfolk. Va Sept. 2l.-Fire broke out in the hold
OF the steamship Minnesota, Of the Great Northern
Line. wEile the vessel loaGl1e coal for her
bunlers at Lamberts Point Piers here to-day. but
the flames extinEushed. with only trifng
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
AMERlcAM FoUNDRlEs. PuRcHAse.

sBG TELEGRAPH 20 THE TETBTNEl
Franklin Penn. Sept. 2- President Miller. of the
American Steel Foundries Company. to-day an
nounced the purchase ~ the controlling interest IN
TIE pant of the Commonwealth Steel Company. Of
- Louis. The price was So 10000 Mr. Miller says
tnefe = great demand Tor railway castings and
lie oHf -lf % the various plants OF the company
insredsed 3 per cent in the last month
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
SATISFIED JUDGEMENTS

The following satisfied judgments we're among tbos.
filed yesterday: the first Of the debtor m.
second that Of the creditor. when iudRne7,
fled:
Reilly, Thomas-T WrytiVck. July : laA4 EN-
Cross. Marlborough " George A Holm "a sal"
lev Tt : Grob; July L. 1904. ..-.... &c,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise Sac SUNSET Neon sets a.loi Mo,,.s .,
HIGH WATER.
4 M.-s sandy Hook 5;5T Gov. Island G 3o EJo, g.. @ ~
+ NJ Sandy Hook G;i2 Gov. Island 40 iieu St =.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown. Sept 2I-Arrtved steame~ Maiestic ~
HAYES NeN-York for Liverpool and pros SSs-.o-
Sailed I;25 a m. steamer Carpathia tbTl. lu'-
.tronl LtvGrpOoN. York- ,--srr
southampton, Sept IL l=jO u1-Saile5 steaus, Ns.-
Wuhetm u tCieTl, HoSsr1ann from Hrerhei'" -
York VITA CherhOa,rr 80
Lizard sept 21-Passed. steamer RyrGam tputch
der Zee New YoTh for Rotterdam. - ,n,eA
punnett Head. sept 2f-Passed. steamer ksntuchN 49,
- StahL Nev York Copenhagen -. nh
hroW Head. sept 2t-PaSaei. steamer Iln'ofett'
A0thtson. NeW-YOrk for Manchester t.s,r,-r
h"NeT sept @t-SaiCd. Steamer MOitke "ieIh 1e''
- ttroun HaTuhuTgl. New YoTl. fDrrl.
topenhageu, sept iT-Sailed. ArSaEr~t
Petersen. New York -s-a
Hamburg. Sept iQ-ArrlveG s.eaae~ Pho'hns W.
Schierhorst. New York v-fi-
'ae5hoSaFg h1 sept 81 9ci:od sesnlsr All s-uir
uelul ~ 'tiert, HoEeElaur (from bVensL
anlptonl. Scw-NoFk Cxigh 962 cabin and ~
-, h1sSsenssgs and l,900 bags cf mail- -, gllss
~etssluea, sept @t-ATFivcd. steamer ludLe Nn-f
Manila. etc, for Ncu-Yors
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

prince Arthur. Halifax. September Nnso1
ntwerI September FhcpnV
M ga .$evf-Orleaps. September IL MorFs-
city Of Atlanta Savannah September 81 IS Co
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER
s,..ltf- Liverpool September White sta
oT-rnbrla Liverpool September Cnar5
Southampton. September Il
Havana. September WarI
sFIubert. Barbados. September rs. Booth
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
The T'urf.
RROOKLYN HOCKEY CLUB

SIN fSiCES TO-DAN AT 2:I3 r N
SPECIAL. TINE TABLE
Trains leave F. Bath So. y Y, 1910 12@ ~
u 80 only) on TOO train from = g SpSsl-'
partor car for club menbers Leave y y ParS ,E ~
via Sth Ave. Elevated. from I0:Oa 70 l2VS eNeil
minutes from l2-ON thereafter few minutes 80
ping City isN Bridge ST. Fulton St FaloussS n
Hth ST. 18th st. 18th St, And S6th 81 From 81
Brooklyn. Whitehau ST ferry every 20 minutes H'--
I0:ic a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

tEr, liverpool Leader ,Norl Pey !s.sns .aS W. ~
ttiS-l. H1yta1 FruterR tNCrt Monteisslv -
NorthtoWn. Port Arthur. Isferson. Nevnart NeNs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER -

ManzaniIIo. Santiago. Ward. 1900 II.
Arabic Liverpool. White star. ...-....
Cornanche Jacksonville, clyde. -....... --
Rio GIaude Mobile, Mallory .........
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

u AiA~ N
--.-PhRniN
IL MorEaS
o. can IS Co
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
sATIRDAY. sEPTEMBER 81
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

'BrIngs mail
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
FOR TIE WEST.

Trains arrive at Brunswick daily as
follows:
No. IA arrives at $3.50 a. m. with con-
nectsons from Savannah and the esat
and also from Atlanta and west.
No I6 arrives at 3 80 p. m. from At
lanta and the west.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
No. 80 carries through Pullman cars
from Jesup for New York and also for
st. Louis via Asheyille Knoxville and
Louisville.
No - carries through Pudman car
from Brunswick to Atlanta and also
from Jesup to Cincinnati via Atlanta
nd Chattanooga.
No. Is carries through Pullman car
from Macon for st. Louis via. Atlanta
chattanooga and Louisville.
S. II. HARDWGCK, p. T. NJ, Wash
ington, d. G.
w. H. TAYLoE, G. P. A., Washing
ton, D. C
BROOKS MORGAN, A. G. P. A,
Atlanta, Ga.
e. II. HoUsEMAN, Geaeral Agent
Brunswick, Ga.
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ROOSEVELT THEN AND NOW

"There was never any doubt OF Web
ster's courage; when he changed iron4
/. was due to self-interest and ambr
tlon. From Theodore Roosevelt >
Life of Benton, American statesnan
series page Ito.
political economists have pretty
generally agreed that protection Is
vicious in thsory and harmful in prac
ice. Theodore Rooseveit's Lie o,
5enton, page 81.
THE business world-that is. he en-
are American world-cannot afford, N
{ has any regard for its own weltar,
even to consindor the 0dylsabillty OF
abandoning the present (protectice
.arin) system, Prom speech OF Pres
.aent Roosevelt at Minneapolis, Ap.h
1908.
1T (protecdon) purported TO bene,
Al, the rest of the country, bat 1t work
"a real harm to the planter states,
From Theodore Roosevelts iAfe o.
3enton, page 81.
1t is vital to the farmer that the
protection principle be maintained.
from the speech Of President Roose.
;elt in reply to formal nouncauon ot|
AIS nomination Tor the PRESIDENCY uy
ne republican national convention o.
lso4.
Now, as there is no doubt Of Pres
dent Roosevelt courage, we take 4,
nat has change of front on the tarin
question is due simply TO seliinterest
and ambition. lie says this OF Web
ster whom he charges on page g.
Of his Life of Benton with turning g
complete somersauit' on ne tara.
In the book dob, 1920 We lind
tbis confession: If / justify myseh.
mine own mouth shall condemn me.
Lister on in the Patriarch 1885 eX
claims: My desire is ....,...
that mine adversary had written
book" J
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LES SHOULD BE NAILED.

We are pleased to note that the con
sentative element OF the press in
Georgia is cendemning the practice
ef certain newspaper agencies in CIV
1.g publicity TO the finding Of various
Pefore day clubs" in Georgia.
This should be the universal atti-
pde OF the press. In the first place
the reports are untrue, and in the sec
ond they should be minimized if they
we're founded on facts Wherever
there has been an investigation no
evidence has been found in any case
,arranting the wild and exciting pub
cations that have been made.
Correspondents Of papers are send
ing in with much frequency stories o.
The discoveries of clubs in their re-
note localities and yesterday morning
!espatches contained two OF them
.nr which thore is probably aot the
least foundation. As we have pointed
out, such organizations are contrary
b. the nature ard habit Of the LACK
PEOPLE They are foud OF societies
and display, but they are not bui { for
the maintenance of oath bound muir
derous associations They know the
fttility of such things, they know
that such an organization would recoil
with horrible effect on themselves,
and even If here were such inclna-
ton among Them it would be smoth-
cred. II is improbable that there
should be ground for fearing q wide
spread conspiracy of murder and ar.
son for every intelligent black man
knows it would be the signal for the
determination of his race in the local.
tiles affected.
Such being the situation, it becomes
lactually criminal to continue the pub
ioation of these baseless reports.
They are calculated to disturb the re.
lGtions of the races, to unsettle in
dustry and to retard progress. Above
all they convey a wholly erroneous
idea to those people from the north
upon whom we depend for immigra-
ton aud the development of our here.
tolore neglected resources. Ihay are
led to believe that an element OF dan.
ger, a percentage OF risk to lie anu
property, accompanies the act OF SET
li,ng in the south and without discus
sion or further investigation they mai
ulaliy decline to incur tae risk ano
danger though existing only in mag
nation.
Thus it is that one liar in Georgia
san undo with one ten line despatch
AL the good work on behalf Of lmmt-
grafton which has been done by hail
dozen agencies devoted to that pur-
pose. peop.e do not wish 10. and will
cot, move to localities where they
.ancy they will be endangered anu
enc SILVER OF causeless fear VIII do
more harm TO the development Of the
south than can be counteraeted in a
year Of missionary work
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Correspondence solicited; but to re-
ceiye attention, letters must be &C
ccmpanied by q responsible came MOI
for publication, but as guarantee ..
good faith.
Rejected communications will be re-
turned II accompanied by postage.
Remittances should 0e made by pos
tai note, check or money order or
registered letter. Address.
News Publishing Co.
brunswick, Ga.
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Fearful Odds AGAINST Him.

Dedridden alone ana destitute. Such
IA brief was the condition of an old
soldier by name OF }. J. Havens, Yer
sailies. o. Foc years he was troubled
). ia kidney disease and neither doc
tors nor medicines gave him relief.
81 length he tried Electric 9itters Ii
lu him on his feet in short order and
now he tcstiiies - m on the road
10 complete recovery Best on earth
~. liver and kidney troubles and all
FIRMS OF stomach and bowel com
paints. only soc Guaranteed by
smith Pharmacy.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

6EORGIA-Glynn County.
Notice is hereby given to the cred
tiers OF the estate OF Charles A. Hoyt
late Of said county, deceased, TO rem
der in an account Of their demands
10 rae within the time prescribed by
Jaw properly made out, And all per.
sens Indebted TO said deceased are
hereby requested To make immediate
payment TO the undersigned This
Inc Sth day OF September A. b.. 1904
n. J. Read.
Administrator o. CS3rles A Hoy.
--9-SQA
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Ruoklenls ArnIea saIve.

Has world vide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve
lotion, ointment or balm for cuts,
Germs, burns. hollis sores lefone uncers
tCtter, salt rheum, fever sores chap
ped hands, skin eruptions; intaslible
for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25e
3. Smiths Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15

The board of trade will meet this
morning and Il is desired that large
attendance Of members be on hand,
as mattrs OF deep concern TO the PEG,
pie of this city generally are to be
discussed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15

Capt. L. a. Robinson. of TINS CITY
is TO be on that Statesboro court mar
t.al. We hope he will throw a hand
fu, or two of tar in that barrel OF
whitewash.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15
WOOD
Eas Sold a Pile Of chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

have sold Chamberlam's cough
remedy for more than twenty years
and it has given entire satisfaction
rave sold pile of it and can recon-
mend it ishly,-Joseph Mckinney,
i3nton Iowa You will find this rem
cay good friend when troubled with
cough or cold. II always affords
quick relief and is pleasant to take
For sale by all druggists.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15

The Albany Herald says that jim
Griggg is easily the best campaigner
in the Georgia delegation. Wei, if
ttat is so we would like to hear OF
Elm rendering his services to secre-
tary cortelyou. DO things, do not
talk them all day long.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-15

The city council should be very
careful what il does with reference
10 the question OF sanitary plumbing
now up for disposition before that
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