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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-30

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wick, Ca.
| WANTED--To sell my interest in
! cry goods firm of BIoodworth and
, Owens or will sell entire business
psst annual sales $4,000 and steadily
Increasing. Must leave Brunswick on
account Of health Geo. W. owens,
Icorner e and 4 streets. Brunswick, Ca
Wanted-To rent a room house.
Good nelghborhood. Address Box 80.
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trlbutors wanted everywhere. No can
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& Co.
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms, cleo
trio lights. instantaneous gas water
heater in bath room. and use of tele
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FOR RENT--A nicely furnished sec
ION story front window with use of batl
lot and cold water. Inquire No l0S
Reynolds street above postofice build
ling.
FOR RENTING room house witt
store. corner f and Wolfe st Gets. APP
ply to Mrs. M, Isaac.
FOR RENT--Desirabl houses IN al
sections Of the city. r II. Hitch &
&c.
FOR Nicely furnished room
; Apply 303 Union street.
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fOR SALE
FOR SALE-MULES- We have Of
~ head of good draft mules for sale
| VIII sell all in lump at a bargain
For particulars address w. 0. McGow
II general superintendent, Southern
Pine Co, of Ga, Offerman, Ga.
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6 the United States and Canada, Mex
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WANTED Office boy about is
years old. Must be neat and tidy
Apply this office.
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TOR SALE

2 FOR SALE MULES We have IF
~ head of good draft mules for sale.
WIN sell all in a lump at a bargain.
For particulars address w. 0. McGow
IL general superintendent, Southern
Pine Co, of Ga, offerman, Ga.
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WANTED Circular and sample dis
trIbutors wanted everywhere. No can
vtsing. Good pay. Cooperative Adv.
Co.. New York.
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WANTED sell my interest in
cry goods firm of BIoodworth and
Owens or will sell entire business,
psst annual sales $4,000 and steadily
Increasing. Must leave Brunswick on
account Of health Geo w. Owens.
corner e and + streets. Brunswick, Ca
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-30

Wanted-To rent a room house.
Good neighborhood. Address Box 80.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-30

FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
Apply 303 Union street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-30

FOR RENT-Desirabl houses IN all
sections Of the city. r r. Hitch &
&c.
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FOR RENT-Nine room house with
store. corner F and Wolfe st Gets. APP,
ply to Mrs. M, Isaac.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-08
A Bird TranedY.

81 was sitting on the back veranda,
sewing, one bright morning last
week." said lady living in second
swiftly past me, almost within reach.
Startled, l glanced up just in time
TO see a beautiful robin alight under
:he caves of the house opposite. A
long straw In his mouth showed me
he was busily at work building nest.
las | sat watching, his mate hoped
in sight from under the hidden roof,
and seemed most interested in the
building process, to which in the
mean time the builder had added bits
OF wool and straw. Much pleased
with his progress, my little friend
hoped upon a branch of a maple
tree close by and poured forth short
strain.
Suddenly a small boy strolled
along and, espying the bird, stepped
into the road and gathered a few peb-
bles. Advancing stealthily, he crcpt
closer to the little songster, and in
breathless anxiety | watched him
fling the stone. o, happy chance! A
breath Of air at that moment lifted
the branch, and the stone went wide
O" its mark. The little nest builder
startled by the missile, flew off into
the distance; but, after sailing in
mid-air for a moment or two, he re-
turned and lit upon neighboring
roof.
Again the boy took aim, and again
| awaited in breathless suspense; but
this time the aim proved too true!
There was a lluttering Of little wings
and all was still.
Alas! thought l, for the snug little
halfbuilt nest under the caves which
was never to be completed, and, alas!
for the mother bird that would wait
IN vain for her mates return
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-08
Pretty Parlor Game.

From red or pink tissue paper cut
large" medium and sffiaif' rose" leaves
until you have enough to make an i'm
mense, full-blown rose that will fit in
q large salad bowl. Arrange these to
make the flower as perfect as possible.
To as many of the leaves as there are
guests tie green baby ribbon, which
must hang over the outside of the
bowl. At the bottom of each leaf thus
prepared fasten a slip of paper on
which is written prophecy of some
kind. For instance, on one write You
will have long, happy life;" on an.
other, you will soon go on journey
across water"
A pretty fancy is to have a ring
fastened to one of them which will fall
to the one who receives the slip OF
paper on which is written "All things
that are good fall to you"
When these are all arranged each
guest takes one of the tiny ribbons
hanging at the side of the bowl and
they give n quick pull all together
which scatters the leaves in all direc.
tons, leaving them dangling in the
hands of those who hold the ribbon at
the other end.
The notices may be comic or senti-
mental. In either case they afford
plenty of fun, as they must be read
Glcud.
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To fill with smoke two apparently
empty b0ttles-Rinse out one bottle
With hartshDrn and another bottle
with spirits 81 salts: next. bring the
bottles together. mouth 10 MOUTH
both viii al once be filed with whifn
yap0rs The yapOrs IN question are
cDfrpoa0d 81 sal ammonia s1Iid
BODY. generated By the union 20 two
invisible gases
To obtain Ere from usfrr-Tlr0E a
small quantity 81 p0fas=iam on fLg
ztrfscr 0f q little water Dol q basin
Immediately a r1ae-o1ilred flame EII
be- produced ANY chemist EII supply
tho quantity Scr several 81 rie-r ca
parlmeufz f5r q Vs-g small sum.
To give q party a phDstly appear
ance-Tals half pint 20 spirits arl.
having warmed r. Iuf q handful ff
salt -ffh BE- into q iasin. fbfu slf Do
on frs. and r. uiI have the aHar- g
masking steTg pa-s8n look biIe1us.
Ttis feat must BE- performed Boz q
RUN
j. make q card 5uur ruf "a ere
pses-Tstz e IsrE tf cards enc I'D
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-08
Concerning the Scalp.

Secretary Charles Il. Mceker, of Tie
New Jersey Dental Society. was tlli..
ing in Asbugy Park about the commits
sion for the care of soldiers teeth that
he hopes to establish.
From the subject of teeth Mr.. Neck.
er passed easily to the subject of hair,
and with a smile he said:
Coming here, sat behind two
YOUNG women on TIE train. They
talked in loud voices. without de
string to. | heard nearly everything
they said.
what about larry? asked the
girl by the window.
oh. ] never see Larry day more.
iEe other answered.
"A quarrelg'
Yes. Aud he promised to send
lack the loci. u hair ! gave him. but
DC Laant done it,
The girl by the window laughed.
Tia; fs the way saa said. with
tIc-r hair reztCrers They are al
rrnni=s and TO performance
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-08

The darkness had already fallen,
ana IN her hair the red tips OF burn
ing Joss sticks gave signs that she
was determined that the mosquitoes
should not annoy her
The major gave a grunt as Frank
ran down the steps. ana Dolly bright
ened mp, Instead of climbing into the
seat and steering of, Frank stood in
front OF the machine. idly swinging
his cap.
Presently one OF the big lanterns on
the front of the machine winked at
Dolly and two shorter winks followed,
Back OF tho majors shiny pate the
Joss sticks danced like fireflles, eager
TO nestle back into the soft coils OF
hair from which they had just been
snatched,
I'm going up ITO the corner for n
soda" announced Dolly. Want TO
come, auntie?"
u guess III have vichy," grunt'
ed the major, distrustful of walks with
Carstairs about; and the three strollod
slowly toward the corner drug store
under the leafy arch of trees.
Halfway up the street the two glnr-
Ing eyes OF an automobile flashed
around the corner and with a puff the
huge machine drew up alongside of
the curb.
In another second Dolly had jumped
into 1t. and with a dcrisivc "honk" of
the horn the powerful car raced of,
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Es~VySa-s~slps~ee.rJtiss-s.aa~S
SBY FLAG AND FLASH 8
SsaslgNas.-~e1H~sa--sttf -ss-'AsssH s..ss

Dolly was busting Cupid in the win
dow, and to Carstairs anything Dolly
did was of interest, especially now
that Major Ruthven had declared that
there should be no communication be.
tween these two young people.
Such an cdict is difficult of enforce
ment when the young people lived just
opposite each other, but the major
found most efficient ally in his sis
ter Lydia.
She had been disappointed in her
first and only love affair, and was out
of patience with lovers generally and
with Frank Carstairs in particular, tC"
the elder Carstairs' lack of apprecia-
ton of Lydia's charms had sent him
elsewhere to look for life-mate and
so had confirmed Lydias spinster-
hood.
The majors objection to Franks
suit took more practical ground.
Frank, as campaign manager for ms
best friend and partner, had defeated
the majors candidate for the state
legislature and incidentally had Won
control Of the party in his district, an
advantage not to be despised by 4
rising young lawyer, even though lie
be possessed of Independent fortune
and the love of Dolly Ruthven.
Just now Frank watched Dolly
gloomily. He had tried in every way
to get word to her since on the night
of the primaries the major had
slammed the door in his face.
He was certain she did not share
her fathers wrath, but to gain her
side. with Miss Lydia as dragon, was
a matter beyond his shrewdness.
He watched her idly as she tluttered
the dainty buster about the plaster
cast, and wondered if he might have
been mistaken in his belief that she
still loved him, for she had been at
great pains apparently to call atten-
ton TO the cast, and Cupid's back was
turned to him.
Suddenly he found that the signifi-
canoe lay in the busting rather than
the white figure, First the buster
fitted down one shoulder of the Cupid,
then the other. Next there was an
other dab down the first side, followed
by two more and then one. If he had
been out with the militia signal corps
this would have been his call, Fl. c..
Just for fun, he would water the
plants in the window-and reply.
With the tiny watering can he
sprnkled one side Of a geranium, and
then twice swung the sprinkler on the
other side; that was %" The ~
was three more dots on the same side
and one on the other. Like flash
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any one draw any card that he may
choose and atterwari Put il in the
pack, but SO that you may know where
TO find il at pleasure; then take a
piece Of wax and put il under the
thumb nail OF your hand and fasten a
hair 10 your thumb and the other end
OF the hair 60 the card; then spread
the pack Of cards upon ON the table
AMI say Come forth" and the caTG
will jump out of the pack,
Magic breath-Half MI glass tum'
bier with lime water; breathe into II
frequently. at the same time stirring
il with piece OF glass, The fluid,
which before was perfectly transpa'
rent, will presently become quite
white. and, IL allowed to remain at
rest. real chalk will be deposited,
To produce instantaneous light up
on ice-Throw upon ice small piece
Of potassium, and II will burst into n
bright flame.
To light lamp with piece OF Ice
Attach piece Of potassium OF the
SlEt Oh u SHldil sHot W tue Nl'h w "
lamp; have also ready piece OF ice,
with which, when you touch the po'
tGssmm, the lamp will blaze immedi'
ately. To perform the experiment,
place the lamp upon the table before
the audience. Question the ladies as
to what means they generally employ
to light their lamps. If they answer
in the usual way, you may respond
that you know a much better plan.
false the lamp, that they may per-
ccive that ii is not lighted; then take
the ice and touch the potassium,
which will blaze instantaneously. Adj
wise the ladies' to try the experiment
at home when they wish to light their
lamps. Diamond.
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leaving Miss Lydia breathlcss and the
major inarticulatcly profane.
He must have arranged this Will
her" spluttered The major, when IL
last words came to his relief. But
Miss Lydia was positive in her asSur
ance that there had been no commmi-
cation. The major had to coatcA'
himself with telephoriEg the police
that his daughter had been abducted.
This had only the result of bringing,
two plain clothes men and dozen re
pcrterS TO the houGe. II was to theSC
latter that Frank and Dolly owed their
immediate forgiveness.
BET they've gone across the river"
volunteered the youngest of the scrib'
blers. 'Thcy don't need licenses
across the state line, Gld I'll bet they
have been married by now. Maze Il
great headline" he continued, ha-- to
himself; Automobile Lochinvar;
Young Couple Outwit Stern Parent -
He made a note on his pad, and the
major burst forth:
Gosh hang it, you young cub!" he
shouted, I'm no ding-gastod stern par
ent, you hat-hcaded jackass! | knew
they were going TO be married. It's
Just because | bet 'em a house that
they ran off. | told EN- they couldn't
clope without my going along, and
Carstairs won the house. Now, you
go and put that in your paper, and if
you dare call me stern parent | shall
sue you for libel"
The "honk" of the auto horn sound
ed outside, and the major rushed down
the stoop and across the road to
where Frank was helping Dorothea
Carstairs out of the tonneau.
ITS all right" pulled the major, as
the newspaper men came streaming
after him. Don't let 'em know how
you outwitted me and I'll forgive you,
but how did you do IT,"
And as the newsgatherers raced up
to participate in the sensation they
found Frank and Dolly explaining to
the major the usefulness of Morse
transmission by flag and flash sys-
tcms.-M. II. kerner in Boston Globe.
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Eiret University Curriculum.

The first appearance of anything
approaching a university curriculum,
said Prof. L. A. Gardner in an address
at University college, London. oc-
Cured in ancient Athens during its
most hourishing period, The "ephee.-
b." as the undergraduates we're
called. were organized on military
system. The university calendar was
published annually. 1t was inscribed
on marble slabs, and set UP in the
market place Of the city. The slabs
contained complete list Of the ma
circulated undergraduates OF each
year, and were documents OF the high
est Importance, for all the political
and civil rights of an Athen'an citi-
zen depended upon the appearance OF
his name on that register.
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Bows Ghnnld Learn.

To laugh; TO run; TO swim; to be
neat; to make a fire; TO be punctual;
to do an GRAND; to cut kindlings; to
wing. II they can; TO help their moth
cry; 10 hang up their hats; TO respect
their teachers; to hold their heads
erect; to sew on their own buttons;
to wipe their boots on the mat; to
speak pleasantly to older persons; to
put every garment in its proper place;
to remove their hats upon entering a
house: TO attend strictly TO their own
business; to be as kind and helpful to
ihoir sisters As TO other boys sisters
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-08
The Tripod Complete.

you may surprise all by very clever
and at the same time simple and easy
trick.
Take a napkin ring and through it
PASS three forks with the points up
ward and rest their handles on the
table. Spread the tops OF the forks
apart and inside them place a plate
or any round dish which will fit with
=. the space they afford. This will
surely lock the whole thing, and a
heavy dish may be placed upon the
plate without fear of it's being broken.
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AS the Dreams Go Singing BY.

Bring no lights. but raise tn" curtain
let the gentle twilight steal
Through the room; its glow uncertain
An The days long wound doth heal.
What though morning wind was cruel
Come, hearts treasure. cease To sign
TO my fancy fire and fuel
AS the dreams go singing by.
What though monday sun was burning?
see! The cleaning brings the" peace
SIN the hungry hearts dul y"iFh!hS.
For the drcar day battles cease.
Though we're Bcggared. IN IN" cleaning
We may build our castles hiEh.
King and queen throughout them roam
ing
As lie dreams go singing by.
Give no thought to vain tO-mcrrowS
Fancy land Knows nnught g: t'H'@
Foolish heart that sighs ana sOrruws.
Deaf to call OF fairy chime!
Just TO linEcr thus for aye, dear
Fancy land and you and |.
Just to love, and hope. aud pray. dear
As the dreams 20 singing by.
-Alcnuy Maud Hanff In New York Press.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-08

sin a Hard Row for s;umps."


You ask Tor manlinoss, martial deeds.
Go hack Ia nhiu.s natal m.gn-
GO back Ia kunlU,ky's fields of corn;
Just weeds and s'umps' slumgs and
Just rod mon blasting from stump aud
Where buckskin'a prophets midst strife
und stress,
Came crying, came dying in the will
That hard, hrst, cruel halr-con,ury!
What psalms they sangl what prayers
they said,
Cabin or camp, as the Wheels rolled
west,
Silently leaving their hravost, host
IhNn's nations path with their dvGd'
Whh unnamed hatlles' what Ihumps
What sabcr slashcs with the broad,
bright hoe!
What weeds in phnlanN' what stumps
In row.
What rank vines fortrcsscd In rows OF
slumps!
And the saying grew, M sayings will
From hard endoayor ana hangs ana
bumps:
"IIo sol In mighty hard row for
But he tried, ana died trying to hoe
his row"
q hrightor ana better that tcn-pound
hoe,
Than brightest, broad sahcr OF Water
loo!
Nor ever fell soldier more truly true
Than ho who died trying Ia hoe his row,
The weeds are gone ana the stumps are
gone
The huge hup-tuad and the COppcrh"ad,
And million bent sabcrs flash triumph
Instead
From stately. clean corn In the diamond
suwn dawn.
But the heroes have vanished, save here
and there.
Far out and ancld like some storm
river tree,
Leans "A last survivor of Thcrmopalyac,
L.ailc.s and dcsulHtc, lone and bare.
JOAQUIN Miller in lIarDpr'S Weekly,
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Lake Exercise Daily.

The first thing needed to keep the
Issues healthy and strong and the
,arious organs in good working or
dcr Is certain amount of exercise
tpken every day. Regularly taken cx
crcise strengthens the heart. thereby
c3using that great organ to pump the
fluids Of the body TO the rcmotest cor
rcrs and thereby Improving nutrition
and causing all the other organs 10 do
their natural work and to take a de-
iigbt 80 10 speak. in doing their na
iural Tora.
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Cork Walking Down the Board.

OF you have ever seen n cork walk.
Stim, under certain circumstances, a
cork can walk, and this is the way
90 bring about that unusual spectacle.
Get as large a cork as you can find,
and stick side by side in one end a
pair of nat-headcd nails. Then get
two forks and insert them, one in
each side, near the other end of the
cork. as shown in the picture.
Now get a strip of wood four or
five feet long and about two inches
iue. and mako an inclined plane OF
At by piliag books or boxes under ore
cad. Place the cork on this. standing
j. on its nail les. with one forl, hang
ing down on either side Of the strip
81 wood Start the fora a.i...-'.
from side 20 side. and you will see
Tie cork walk jorl,ily down the board,
taking ridiC iiDus stiflegged little
steps on its nail legs.
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A Ars,do,s Of Kinrtl.r.

Charles King iay vas frequent yi-
r-r. OF tic Ta'lesE. On one nrra -iJ-
% lads staying al the nrvelizf'z Iul-.
r.s.ra tal eu I'D. BE- went ar 0-ca o.,
nrra. TatIry. Ha stated Die arIarI a
rs---. Ed then wound rD bic sI-lIas-
fog coming b. the following quaint
-a-rrarf- -Tuu ere ErE Terlrg us
70 D. such a Bin 1-raafrHI suuar
-rz' 80 sEa ua- r1irE 10 Do fra~u-s#
Ter fr=t anxiety Eu-'1 DO fiaf aIs
clio ri f--E t1 see Go Iliett aa' q g10.
rsa.
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came fresh iourishes IT the dusier,
and be had Dolly's %. X"
Twenty minutes later Frank went
downtown with head erect and Ht-h
he met Major Ruthven he sdd'l FUR
tbar 10 his offences By passing ilai
doughty veteran with broad grin.
The majors froWn was sHfsflr-
auar only when Miss Lydia assure 0
him that Dolly had been in Der o-n
room al the morning
That evening Franks be rf- aT'n
mobile stood painting IN fr1rf % f-.
house across Tire say. Et-le h1---
carefully chafHr8rel hy hHr is't.I
u-r aunt togk fbe cir ur THE lrorl
Et0n- Steps
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fkcn ae Artre.res.

Japan beasts 81 several brilliant &C
tors. but strangely enough. she ~.
frrds 300 encouragement Go a'iro-s"a.
Wum,n's paris are played d. mon.
and played cKcelleutly u.ll. too. Jap
anese boys who are fe tined Tor q
stage cl.Drr ere IrDurit ny entirely
iis uamlefs Df tho feminine Ea-. Hy
fla time that they are midway !n
their teens tIcy have acquired 40 she
a raj female rharart eri=firH.
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Tho rrIfar 0f TurEDy Ias seventy
0s.a tffI.a -HI 90 fha I.ar,Lu'lf caa.
fairlle no .u -r. To rrrlH -ns MANI
rs.e q. rar D.. rrs.rlt ral ha add.
e7 fu rfI- l.-rbrr tusl- far ti--s
r-s asf-r "amlf. .I. l'rreI.T VIC.
f.-lre --ir ftr-lal'g 5flHi-r.
afl. Do .r-l-Ig iI..rslbIe. j. .-fI-.iu
ta- .T r-1a-s r8 ft- % .-.s stated
oil. fl. TI-....- ard -5Ial-1 81 Cod
BE- E-i
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ls DO tbe performar must De very
aiuful indeed. Take q silver c1in.
r. quarter ur a half dollar. and picE b.
- Ig placing fhn points 20 tuo Tirs.
rrr On either =iIa ~ the olln's EDGE.
grH may bold fIe cDin securely in
Lfs position 90 sou pres firmly with
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