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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18
FORCING The loLe 70 WORK

Alderman w. II. WI lShts u oa'H'4
nah. who is superintendent Of the
division of the Atlantic |
Coast Line. is quoted by the Morning
News, of that city. as follows:
1.-THE enforcement OF the vagraney
law and the arrest of all negroes
have resulted in a great good to all
the employees here.
THE benefit has been felt by all
classes of employees. There are moro
available laborers in Savannah nov
than at any time during the last scy
eral years, and it is all through the
proper enforcement of the vagrancy
llws. The fertilizer men. lumber
dealers. transportation companies
both steamship lines and railroads,
and. in fact. all kinds OF businesses
now find It easier to get hands
1T has been said that some nc
groes have left town on account OF
the enforcement of the vagrancy laws
but this IS not true to any apprecia-
bic extent So far as the Coast Line
is concerned there is now no short.
age at all in men either IN the yards
or at the wharves and in every limo
of business 1t is now found to be much
easier to get the negroes to work
And II is a good thing for the nc.
groes themselves too. The enfcsce.
ment of the law weeds out the worth.
less and there is plenty Of work left
for those who want It.
One thing | want to impress ana
that Is that the police should not let
mp in the matter While they have
been doing well. they are not quite
80 active and vigilant as they were
at the beginning OF the crusade Tho
crusade should be kept up right along
arresting only the idle. OF course Tno
vagrancy law, to be really effective,
should be enforced. not for few
weeks. but the year round. and this
is what believe the police viii do.
That statement eptomizes admir-.
ably the benefits that come to il com.
munity from the proper enforcement
Of laws against vagrancy and every
community should have such laws and
should enforce them figldly. Mr..
Wright's reference to enforcement is
particularly important He Is entire.
~ right in saying that the yagrancy
law TO really be effective should he
enforced. not for weeks. but the year
round
We have a yagrancy law In Bruins
wick and every now and then cru
SADIE" is declared by the police un.
der Its terms and for day or two
few score of idle negroes, who are
about by the hundreds. are brought
In and one or two of them sent to
the changing And that is about al,
we have of it, There is plenty OF
work to be done in Brunswick. but It
is not easy TO get men to do IT, though
there are some hundreds OF ablc-bod
led negroes loafing about the streets
living in the community without any
return.
A strict and unnpgging enforce.
ment of the vagrancy laws in Bruins
wick would have the same good Ell.
feet that is reported in Savannah. We
should permit no idlers in this com.
munity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

Those boys who committed y0ndil
ism In Hanover park Thursday night
by destroying flowers. should oe pun.
ished for IL.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

Col. Estlll has visited Brunswick
twice in Twenty-Five years and on botn
occasions he was candidate, or
thought he was n candidate for COY.
enog. Strange, is 1t not?
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

Mrs. Myricl. of Americas, loves no.
toriety and woman like. she loves to
talk Wen, you can't blame her for
Ie.ng true to some Of the fancies OF
her Sex.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

The voters of Brunswick might
have had better opinion OF Col Els
TIL had he not tried to straddle on
that state road proposition.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

The cigarettes refuse to down. rhe
pesky little weeds seem to have pref.
~ good hold or the lawmakers of
Georgia.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

Gregg and Henderson will be en-
titled TO long vacation Of full pay
after August %.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

According TO Col Estill's own state
ment: "They are running together
hike brothers"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

Georgia has landed on the Bryan
band wagon. Just now one must eth.
er get ON that democratic vehicle o.
walk.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

Dr. Williams Indian Pile 0intmen
will cure blind. bleeding nlcerate.
and itching piles II absorbs the tu-
m0rs. ailays the itching at once, acts
ae apoultice. gives instant relief.
Or. Williams Inuian Pile Ointment is
trepared for pies aud itching OF the
aS,Ieate narts. EvsSy boy IS gnaran
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FOR SALE.-Three desirable resi-
dences, 4O1, 4O5 and 400 G street, az
so furniture contained in house 405
G street. Apply to Mrs. Gam.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

We lenc money to build homes.
Brunswick Development Company
Max Isaac. presiden., office 80
Gloucester street
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The prettiest line OF rour-m-hand
neckwear ever offered In thecity at
rs cents each Come and look and
be astonished Sig Leviscn.. sos and
500 Bay street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

LOST.-One pair of gold framed spec,
taeles WIN pay reward for return to
News Office.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

docs diminish the pain accompanying
maternity. With ia aid mothers cas- aaa
do bring heelthy, swSet disposisioned
and ideal babies inIo the world.
Morning aicknsss. core breasts GRd sx-
eruel4ing paine Caused by the gradually
expanding organs, are relieved by thEs
penetrating and relaxing liuiEneAS
Among the manifold Aids 20 childbirth
Mothers Frserc has grown IN popularity
and gained = prestige among rich women
80 we'll as poeT; Il IA found aud welcomed
Ia lhs mRnsloH a. we'll ss In the eabln, 9
BY lssss1ing the Eucther's SEony OF mind
and diminishing pain beautiful influence
u wrought uPOr tbs child. snd Instead ci
peevish, l-tsnpenrd and siekiy forms Jon
have healthy, laughing humanity, resnsin-
trg blessing ever 20 yon and ia county.
All Druggists sell Nsthers rrtead at 9xsA
Write Tor Cur res kcok e HfostAsrhS@G''
VHz EsAsFlELB EEeukATeR CO. AflaAaa. G..
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

WANTED.--Good practical sawyer,
capacity OF mill about 5000 per dav.
Good place for right man. A. living
ston, Brookman, Ga.
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Call On the Brunswick Development
Isaac, president. SoS Gloucester street
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.;...N D. ROUNTOS,
arunswIok,s Candy Store.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA.

arunswick's Candy Store.
Don't buy burnt sugar and imagir
you are getting pure chocolate. For
pure chocolate and all other candies
call on me-. "A fresh supply re-
ceived every day from MENIER, the
famous chocolate maker. Either in
bulk or in pound and half pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS, TOBACCO
ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND.
-TAFFY CANDY MADE DAILY
203 Newcastle street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

FOR DENT.-Four room cottage on
the corner of George and Ellis street
Apply at 222 Union.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

LOST-Bunch of keys VIII pay re
ward If returned to Dr. E. X. Bakec
the name on key ring.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-18

FOUND.-Watch. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for ad. Address D. o. box 100.
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oEElcIAL ORGAN OF

Glynb CouRty.
Glynn County Commissioners.
The United States Court Of Bank
ruytoy for this District
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WANTED-People to know that UnCle
Sig win loan you money On anything
on yalue All legitimate business so.-
icited. Sig Levison, 308 and 300 Bay
street.
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Notice Of discontInuance Of Ads
Ind Subscriptions must be made
business office in writing.
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Horace Dart

For lessons in typewriting and stel
igraphy call on Mrs. Alma Hortman
M 1T South Lee street
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YOUR WANTS WILL BE SURE
COMING ~ THIS COLuMl

Do you want position, house
ecrVant. Have you lost anything? U
you want to rent rs0m, or have yol
room or house to rent. If so pU
%. ~ inc news 1neap cS,ui.n..
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TELEPHONES.

Business Office. Editorial Room. .1S,
&1'he Editor =. TO-
2The City Editor :. :. .. ....SA
Society Editor >. :. :. - ......46S
Office 207 Gloucester Street.
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Tin work OF and
ions pr0mptly do
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citation.


Glynn county,
Whereas r. r. Hopkins administra-
tor of the estate of A. L. Franklin,
represents to the court In his petition
duly filed and entered on record, that
he has fully administered A. l.. Fran.
klin's estate, This is therefore to
cite all persons concerned, kindred
and creditors, TO show cause, if any
they can, why said administrator
should not be discharged from his adj
mlnistration, and receive letters of
dismissal on the first Monday in Sep
tembe-. 1906.
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State of Georgia, County of G1ynn:
1 certify that the foregoing is d
rue copy of the original petition foI
incorporation of the American Tie &
Timber Company, filed in nv office.
this II day of July, 1906.
H. f. DU BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County,
Ga.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
DRNkWATtR FAMILY REUNION.

The ninth annual reunion OF the
Drinkwater family was held at the
home of Mathew Drinkwater IN NORTH
port Friday, Aug oath. About 10 per-
sons were present. The farm Is pleas
| antly situated on the shore OF fenob-
scot bay and presents fine view. The
morning was devoted to sociability and
the renewing of old acquaintance and
the forming of new ones. AT noon
bountiful dinner was served in the
shade of large willow, which was
planted by the host when quite young
man. Clam chowder and coffee were
furnished by the association.
The meeting was called to order at
p. m. by the President, Ansel Wads-
worth of Belfast, and the records OF
the last meeting were read, after which
committee was appointed to noml-
nate officers for 1907. The following
list of officers was presented and elected
Pres, Ansel Wadsworth, Belfast;
Sec, Annie Drinkwater, Northport;
Treas, Alban F. Elwell, Northport;
Vice Presidents, Mathew DrlnkWater'
Northport; Alban F. ElWel, North
port; Mrs. Fannie Sylvester, Belfast;
Arno Knight, Lincolnville; Thomas o.
ID. Urquhart, Boston; Emery y. Pendle
ton, Belfast; Mrs. Cordelia DrlnkWater
Northport: Lizzie Knight, Northport;
Walter Drinkwater, Northport; Mlnot
Drinkwater, Lincolnville; Executive
Commi tee, Mathew Drlnkwater,
Charles Knight, Mrs. Mary Drink
water, William Alexander, Otis Drink
water, Allen L Drinawater, Mrs.
Helen Hurd, Otis Alden.
Suggestions regarding the posting OF
notices for the next reunion were
made by r. S. Davis of Camden, who
thought the date of the present meet
ing not properly advertised He kindly
volunteered to look after next years ad-
vertising and defray expense. He also
made some interesting remarks con-
corning his past. Mr.. Davis is s. and
was the oldest member present, and the
oldest of the association with one ex-
ception Remarks were made by the
President, by Leon Dexter and others.
The association received invitations
from several members for entertain
ment in 1907, but it was voted to re-
turn to the old spot, the date to be fixed
by the time committee. Letters were
read from Mrs G. W. Cushman OF
Waterville and Mrs. Joshua Page OF
Bucksport. The resignation of the
secretary, J. S. Fernald, was accepted
and vote of thanks was extended to
him for his most excellent service to
the association. Many regrets were ex-
pressed concerning his continued Ill
health. A vote of thanks was rendered
the host and hostess for the entertain
ment of the day. No report was re-
ceived from the committee on neurology
OF from the treasurer A collection
was taken to defray the expense OF the
day. Adjourned.-Annie B. Drink
water, Secretary.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
Kodos dyspepsia Cure
Diuests what you eat.

"They say those costly Pomeranan dogs
make excellent watchdogs." eyes, a friend
of mine had fine Pomeranian in the house
the other night when burglars broke in"
"Did they steal anything?" Nothing but
the dog. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The man had just been operated upon in
ternally. "Was it a success they asked the
surgeons. 'Decidedy so," they replied.
eve got the inside information we wanted
three minutes before he died. milwaukee
Sentinel.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
PfRNAMBUC0.
-,rAT SUGAR MARKET OF
D. BRAZIL.

BRAZIL.
correspondence of The Journal
.,4..-ro. August 10, 1906. This,
-, commercial Importance of
r population approxlmatlng
iris the greatest sugar market
,usriea. second only to Cuba
c.t-as CuDa was in its palmi-
Expectations from this port
.. 100000 tons a year. But
,r- sugar sent from Pernam-
low grade and must be re-
land or the United States
-.- ,uto the market for con-
There is no mistaking the
..--.ry OF this city the minute
....u shore. for sugar is seen
aa every step-on lighters
-... 4lps in the harbor, in the
.sps where negroes are
sacks of it: on the backs
-oming in droves from
capped Oh oX-carts which
..,s here, there and every
the pavements are sticky
sugar oozing from casks
.9crels. The very air is
g. and the people are fat
.nl1 those can be whose
entity Of saccharine matt
and Cotton Exchange,
Commercial Ass0cla-
.. .4e first things that at
. rar's attention on land
.vH ,arge, two stored,
aalldmg. surrounded by
lower beds and an IRON
q, prt are tour enormous
AZ. l.e ground floor and two
.- former, one is set apart |
the president of the as
tire score of brokers' |
les covered with black |
fostering commercial quo
.. ally shippings and business
....el room is furnished with |
uuuing its entire length |
... Win piles Of newspapers
mage under the sun. One
with book cases containing
aes If periodicals, law re
rclal statistics, etc; an
teled with framed diplo-
ads. In short, it is perfect |
... 90. as business mans read |
etn. attractive and cooled /!
Is. The upstairs rooms
peted and furnished, the |
v.th portraits of the late |
and other distinguished !
i.psp great rooms are used |
..I.- and tor occasional recep- |
aa5 be rendered to visiting !
fNe little plaza in front OF |
is Gled during certain |
day with knots of mer- |
--lu- the two great items |
Ueltp-sugar and cotton. |
-.e DuutIpai market house,
-Que square OF iron and |
owed and supplied with !
feab.es are large, smooth
and each stone, kept |
.- clean by law, is surround |
Gau railing. such a pro
lesh and fowl, flowers, |
-ataules. rare birds, talk
dttiug monkeys, paint
lid handmade lace, and a
.5us things, must be seen |
tteI,
1T Of Deputies is found III
t4ilo section OF the city, and |
ed building with al I'M
u.d very large windows I'LL
..N small panes Of glass. Near
Governors 'Palacio"-an-
...r. tWo-storied structure sur
-. extensive gardens in which
..- acacia, wild fig, bread-fruit
uarsh to perfection. 1t has
some, but rather dllapldated,
Y- OF Brazilian rosewood
rived, and from every wall
-l faces of the late royal
.t Town upon you.
.f If the alleged palace is a
park, with a music pavilion
.-- tary band performs on GER
-> and opposite the park is
ue of the brightest and neat |
zen in South America.
FANNIE B. WARD.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

Summer Boarder-Do you have vegetables
from your own garden? Uncle Silas--No;
hain't got no garden to speak of. But l
got the best can opener on the market,
b'gosh.-Philadelph Record.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
Cottage for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale a cottage on
Northport avenue, called by many visitors ian
years as an all-the-year residence. The house is
one and one-iiaii stories and conveniently ar
ranged, with plenty of closet room. There are
with handsome fire place and hard wood floor
in the sitting room; steel ceiling in the hall; well
and city water in the Kitchen, closet. On the
second floor are three bed rooms and large
storage room. There is 7-foot ytranda on two
sides, atfording shade at all times Of day and
fine view of the bay. 1t is on the telephone line
and electric lighting may be mad Ii desired. The
grounds contain fruit and shade trees, shrubs,
vines and flowers. with ample room for a Vege-
table garden. Gail on or address
CHARLES 4. PILSBURI,
Eelfa-t. Maine.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
CURED
MY HUSBANDS
Sick Headache

Dear Sirs:- South Poland, Me-, Oct. s,19o4
My husband was great sufferer with
sick headache. He had it once in two
weeks, but has not been troubled for year
since he has been taking ed. F." Bitters.
He knows it is the Bitters that helped him.
Yours truly, Mrs. RICHARD SMALL.
Ifyou want good health, get at the cause
and take specific for the trouble. Read
the wrapper and label on eel. F."
Atwood's Bitters and you'll be guided in
the use of this safe, speedy cure for diseases
caused by impure blood, indigestion, slug
gish liver and bowels. CSC.
Co. Colored Postal Cards. so subjects.
TEHC. Write us H H. Hays Sons, Selling
Agents, Portland, Me.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

Keeper Ito commercial gentleman who
has rented moor "A doot We'll ha' to stop
the moo, sir. Commercial Gentleman-'Ows
that? Ave we run out O game? Keeper
No, na. But that's the last O. yer dogs =
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
DIR. Ginn's Testimony Interesting.

Dr. Thomas CHM. of Boonsboro, Mo-, who
has practiced medicine for 81 years, says
he has used every prescription known to
the profession for treatment Of kidney and
bladder diseases, and says he has never
found anything so effective in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble as
Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t stops Irregularities
and builds up the whole system. Il. II.
Moody.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
The Moon of Goldenrod.

In the Moon of Goldenrod,
al the land with languor fills.
Dreamily the cricket chirrs;
Drowsily the locust whrrs
Ceaseessiy the katydid,
In the dusky branches hid,
All the night long shrills and shrills
In the Moon of Goldenrod.
In the Moon of Goldenrod,
Orchard branches, la den all,
DroOp to touch the orchard grass,
And the harvest winds that
Pluck the fruits that mellow there,
Purple plum and yellow pear,
Fling them to the lap Of Fall,
In the Moon of Goldenrod.
In the Moon of Goldenrod,t
Palely blue the asters blow;
Here and there, amid the green
Of the sumac thicket seen,
Autumn's crimson banner tells
That the Summers citadels
Weaken to their overthrow,
In the Moon of the GoldenrOd.
Marian Warner WildmaD, in the Septem-
Der Atlantic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
Notes and Personals.
cotiIIon at Johns.

Johns January 29.-(Special)-The beau tiful and spacious home of Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Head was the scene of one of the most brilliant entertainments of the sea son, the occasion being a cotillon. The house was decorated artistically in ever greens.
 The soft glow of innumerable lights, the grace of the ladies, combined with the chiva1ry of the gentlemen, rendered the scene one of great beauty. The en- tire lower floor was thrown into one large room, and decorated in blue and green. the colors of the evening.
 At P o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room, where the table was laden with the most delightful deli cacies.
 Those present were pr. and Mrs. H. P. Head, Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Neill of To- lande, Miss Nell Few and MT. c. C. Huch- abee of Yolande, Miss Jamie Mccain and Mir. J. T. Dorsey. Miss Marie Delaney and Mr. T. P. Bowles, Miss Mattie Thompson and MT. T. Wa1burn Miss Annie Levy and MT. s. s. Strickland Miss Mertief Thompson and Mir. B. P. Harris, Miss Blanche Delaney and MT. M. Grimes, Miss May Campbell assd MT. Bla- lock, Miss Nellie Delaney and MT. D. NeiIl, Miss Stella Thomson and MT. Potts Messrs. Harris, Harrell, Smith and Black lock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
BOTH SENATOR'S ID
 BE IN TIE RACE Morgan and PettuS Formally Announce Their Candidacy SAFE BLOWERS GET BUSY Store of J. c. p. Heinz at Selma Is Robbed and About $500 Secured.
 Other News of
 Selma.
SAFE BLOWERS GET BUSY

Selma, January 29.-- (Speeal)-Today H. s. D. Mallory chairman of the state executive committee. received letters from Senator John T. Morgan and Sen ator Edmund w. Pettus notifying him that they would be candidates for re- election to the office of United States senator, subject to the nomination by the democrats of Alabama. Editor R. b. L.. Mel of the Selma Journal is also in re- ceipt of letter from Senator Pettus in which he says: You are authorized to state in your paper that am a candidate for the nomination by the democrats of Alabama for reelection to the office of United States senator from Alabama, which I now hold"
 These announcements do not, of course, come as a surprise, for it has been con ceded that Doth Senators Morgan and Pettus would be candidates to succeed themselves. That neither will have op- position is also practically conceded.
 Safe Blowers Get in Work.
 The safe of J. c. P. Heinz, doing gen. eral merchandising business in the east ern portion of the city, on East Water street. was blown open this morning and all the money, amounting to about three hundred dollars taken therefrom. About 3 o'clock, and about ten minutes apart residents in the vicinity of the store heard distinct muffed explosions. Noth-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
coMER AT FORT PAYNE.
Large Crowd Listens to the Candidate
 for Governor.

Fort Payne, January 29.-(Special.)-B B. Conner, candidate for the nomination for governor. spoke to large and appre- ciative audience today at the court house He was introduced by Dr. w. E. Quinn chairman of the democratic executive committee of De Kalb county. He made an able speech and for almost two hours interested the crowd He is quite a favorite with the people of De Kalb coun- ty as was shown by the large majority given him in the election for president Of the railroad commission.
 Circuit court convened here today with Judge Wallace Haralson presiding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
WOMEN DECLARE WAR.
Object to Cows Running at Large in
 Decatur.

Decatur. January 29.-(Special)-The women of New Decatur say they are get ting tired of cattle running at large, opening their front gates and destroying their yards, therefore, they are getting up a petition, which they will present to the City Council, asking that cows be taken off the streets
 The women say that the men won't do anything toward taking the cows off the streets so they saw fit to take the mat ter in their own hands. believing in the old saying, When a woman wills she will"
 Cows have not been permitted to run at large in Decatur for some time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
chinamen Held in lsissipol.

Jackson. Miss, January1-(SpecialA Commissioner Moseley haIhree China men arrested by Inspect Hendrix of New orieans before him fy for viola tons or the exclusion acI Man Young. one or the attendants, sdthat he was born Tn california and ' discharged. put He John and anothessre continued Tor further evidence. Tn has been q general shaking up of th.hinese laun- drymen in Mississippi la4 but so far only one has been transptd,