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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-25
a1nts Id PnhIfn -.

Never refer pityingly TO the poor.
This brands you at once as dema-
gogue. Never say anything respectful
of corporate wealth. In so doing You
lay yourself open to the charge Of be
Ing hired man.
Never use slang if you want respect
able peonie 10 lake took in you. Nev-
er use prre English The masses hate
priggislmess
Mover tax straight to thc point. Tou
Will he accused OF taxing yoara1,f too
seriously. Never tell funny stories
They lead 80 the suspicion OF chi.ap-
cry
Never praise our forcca,hels" 1t-
cestry price IS Disgusting Neret ap
peal to the sturdy imuie9r laar,n
In our midst" Itrjles the - '3Gaes.
Newark News
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a 1eaIInaL 60 COZ.

The Rev. J. c, Warren. pastor D
sharon Baptist church, BelAir, Ga
says OF Electric Bltters IT'S u Go
aend to mankind. II cured ms o
lame back, s11ff joints, and co1npiet
5hysicial collapse. | was so weak /
took me an hour to walk a half mile
Two bottles OF Eleotria Bitteds nav
made me 80 strong nave just wals
al three miles In fifty minutes an
feel ike walking three more. Dts
made 6 new man OF me-" Creates
remedy FOR CT 81 stomach, liver ana
ddley c0mpiairtS. Sold under guar
sntee Rt Snitk'e sar1naSy. PfaSs 0,
ssRsE
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SIT RlGR- DOWN AFTER YOU
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT

And send us you name ana address
and we viii send you maps, plats
and particulars regarding the new
FRUiTLAND COLONY co. of Geo
gia on the Georgia Southern and Flor
ida railroad. We have the greatest
real estate bargain ever Offered
Residence lots $500; business lot
$500. One acre tracts adjoining the
town $65,000 acre tracts $500, 80
acre tracts as low as 1880 per acre
Three crops a year averaging from
$3.50 to $500 per acre The above
prices will double in six months.
Write today You will hear of thinga
you never knew before.
Fruitland Colony Co.,
Q-125 Clark st.
Chicago
Or
w L. Glessner, Care G. S. G ERR.
Q-Macon
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Citation.

GEORGIA, Gynu County.
To all whom it may concern:
w. II. Crofton. having in proper
form applied to me for permancu.
letters Of administration an tho a..
tate OF J. M. Stuart, late of sala
comfy, this is to site all and singular
the creditors and next OF kin Of i.
4. Stuart to be and appear at my or
flee within the time allowed by law
md SHOW cause, Il any they can
why permaaeat administration snouid
not be granted to w. II. Crofton on
j. M. Stuart's estate
Witness my hand and official sig
nature this ID day o. July, 1906.
HORACE DART. Ordinary.
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Administrators Sale.
GEORGIA. Glynn County.

GEORGIA, Glynn County
BY virtue Of the court OF ordinary
Of said county, will be sold at pu9-
lie cutlery on the first Tuesday n
August, 1906. at the court bouEe Ia
said county, between the usual hours
of sale, the following real estate in
CSlynn county to wit: One fourth in
crest in lots numbers 81 and 80 and
also seventeen and one half feet BY
ninety feet of lot number 90. Bounded
as follows east, by Lee street, north
by 3 street, west by stonewall sIree6
II. 70. TAYLOR,
Administrator On the Estate of Pau.
NRe q, TeYioE,
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The End Of TIE MorId

OF trouble that robbed e. II. Wolfe
of Bear Grove, iowa, Of all usefulness
came when he became taking Elec
trio Bitters. He writes: Two years
ago kidney trouble caused me grea
suffering, which ! would never have
survived had I not taken Electric Bit
ters. They also cured me Of genera
debility" Sure cure for all stom-
ach, liver and kidney complaints
blood diseases, headache dizziness
and weakness or bodily decline. Price
so cents. Guaranteed by Smith
Pharmacy.
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sEHRiFr's SALE.

tat9 of Georgia; County OF Glynn
VIII be sold at the court house door
Of said county on tho tirsL Tuesdly
IN August next between the lega.
ours OF sale to tina highest and best
bidder Tor each an undivided Ous-halt
interest III all that certain lot or par
Gel of land lying and being in aa!d
state and county, and in the city OF
brunswick therein, and In that po~-
uon of said city known and Dc
scrlbed on The plan or map thereof
made by George Baldwin, A. d. 1897.
AS town commons" said tract lot
parcel OF land being known and de-
cr1bed on said plan or map Of said
own commons as the eastern one
alf of lot number one hHRdred and
forty eight Q48), lying between Wolt
and Albany streets on tie west anu
asst and | and J streets on the north
and south. Said one-half OF said lot
containing ninety by ninety (S0x9O)
feet and being bounded as follows.
owit: In the north ninety 900 feet
part of town commons lot mum
er one hundred and forty seven
(14D; on the east ninety 600 Feet
y Albany street; on the south ninety
S0} feet by a part OF town commons
ct number one hundred and forty
nine 149); and on the west ninety
800 feet by the remaining one-hau
of said lot number one hundred ana
forty-eight t14S) levied on as the
property ol Lewis Gil under and by
virtue OF a H. Ia. issued out OF the
superior court Of sAid county il tayo
Of Mary f. Gin against Leafs en-
or principal, $50, interest on SAL
rincipal, SIS as attorneys fees and
SITS OF court Levy made aud re
turned to me by Il. S. Pyles, deputy
sheriff.
This July 10, 1906
W. H. BERRiE,
Sheriff
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AsttaAi@Ng
GEORGIA, Glynn County.
70 all whom IL may concern:
Mrs. t. A. Brochngton having 10
proper form applied to me for pMma
ent letter of administration on tic
estate OF S. A, BrocEingt0n, late o
said county this is to cite ali ana
singular the creditor and next OF ku
OF 5. A. Brockngton to be and ap.
pear at my office within tho time
allowed by law, and show cause,
I any they can, why permanent ad-
should not be grantaI
0 Mrs. S. A Brockington ON s. "A.
Brochngton' estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature this I'd day OF July, 1905.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
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IoM Ratea HI Aahnn.Iln

On account Of the Convention oil
Commercial Law League Of America
the Southern railway win sel rauad
trip tickets to Asheyile, and rotan
al rate Of $l1&5 Tickets on sale Iug
70. 49, 30. Limit retUnina 90 Aueuss
3 Ey depositing ticket limit wiz 30
extended to Sept 80 FOR ftlncr io-
formation call on E. Il llouseman.
general agent.
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FOR SALE

Twostory house and i0t on 10 street
between f and q Price sl,700
Jwostory house and lot corner ~
ard + streets. eastern frontage
Price. $2100.
Two good building lots on G street
near Court House square Southern
frontage, $500.
Eight nice building lots 45%l90
each In southern portion of city, $225
each.
sRosHToN, FENple a CO,
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State Of Georgia, County OF flynn.
To the Heirs at Law, rext Of kin,
and creditors Of U. Dart, late OF
said county, Deceased, and to All
Whom It may concern:
You are hereby notified that w. r.
Symons, administrator Of the estate
u Dart, late OF said county deceased
has made application for an order an
thorizing him 10 sell for the purpose
of paying the debts and distributing
the estate of said U. Dart, deceased.
fifty-three shares of The capital stock
of the South Atlantic Towing Compa,
NY Of the par value OF 500 per share
which application will be heard by mo
in the court Of Ordinary Of said coun.
ty ca III day 81 August. 1906 y
there he objections to said eala lcs
be same be presented al said baAr
ing
V'hfp T,,l,. vth facn
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stefan trca t him
but the sores grew
worse. Then they
began to come on
his arms, then on
other parts of his
body, and then one
came on his chest,
worse than the
Others. Then / call
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ed another phySl-
clan. Still he grew worse. At the end
OF about year and half OF suffering
he grew SO bad had to tie his hands
IN cloths at night to keep him from
scratching thesores and tearing theflesh.
" lie got to be mere skeleton, and
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. sent to the drug store and got a
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He is now strong and healthy,
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citation.

Georgia
Glynn county.
Whereas R. r. Hopkins adminstra-
tor of the estate of A. l.. Franklin,
represents TO the court in his petition
duly fled 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
mnistration, and receive letters Of
dismissal on the first Monday in Sep.
TENDER 1906
Horace Dart,
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For lessons IN ty3eWr;ting and stel
igraphy call on Mrz. Alma u0r3mGn,
No. lit SUuth i4s street.
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Blue Ribbon Is the only beer brew
ed by the Pabst II is made of malt
and hops and practically digests it.
self
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Bee that your druggTst gives 70,
no imitation when you AK for Ken
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Horace Dart

No other beer contains the wealth
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bon.
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For lessons IT, pewrting 1ud stem
ography call on Mra Alma Horlman,
No. 1T South Lee gUaet
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This July 7th. 1905.
!. D. CRAMFORT.

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Ordinary Wayne county, Georgia, pre-.
siding on account of the disquaIr-
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county.
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BABY COVERED
WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Tied Wasted
toaSkeIetOn-Awfui Suffering for
Over Year-Grew Worse Under
Doctors Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTlCURA.

"My little son, when about a year
and a half old, began TO have sores
come out on his face. | had a phy-
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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
Peculiar Accident.

A peculiar and startling accident oc-
CURED at Pentwater, when the steam
er Kansas, of the Northern Michigan
Transportation Co., in clearing, Sears
& Nichols canning factory dock,
caught her aft hawser beneath a cor
ner of the dock, raising perpendicu
larly in the air a 12-foot square Sec
ton of the massive hardwood dock and
letting l.. A. Sears, member of the
firm, into the water. Then it toppled
completely over and crushed down
Dr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson, of Chi
Cago.
Sears swan under the warehouse
and crawled out on the bank. A
space of two or three minutes elapsed
before the dock could be removed
from its new position. The cries of
the woman were frightful and were
heard for blocks. The whole section
of the dock remained intact when re-
moved, and tipped into the lake.
DR.. Wilson's wrist was broken, and
he is badly bruised. Mrs. Wilson was
terribly bruised all over her body.
Both are internally injured, how badly
is yet not known. The Wilson's had
arrived from Chicago on the Kansas
only yesterday morning to spend their
vacation. They were removed to their
boarding house.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08

HAPPENINGS
SOME FEATURES OF THE STATE
ASSESSMENT AS JUST NOW
COMPLETED.
WHY TAXES ARE HIGHER
Rate This Year S1.e5 per Thousand
The Legislature Did Some sIovenIy
Work on Appropriations.
The New Tax Rate.

State Accountant F. z. Hamilton has
computed the annual state tax to be
raised this year at 1888, 1888. This
embraces all the purposes of state tax
alton, including the one fourth mill tax
for the state university and the one
tenth mill tax for the agricultural col
lege.
The tax this year is lower by almost
half million than the tax of year
ago, the levy during legislative years
always being higher. Last year the to-
tai state tax was $3,S69, 724.9S. AS COM
pared with two years ago the tax soon
to be apportioned among the counties
is higher, the figure for 1904 having
been $2,954 ,692.9S.
The smaller levy, together with the
increased valuation of the state, as
fixed by the board Of equalization, has
taken clean 80 cents off the state
tax rate on every $1,000 valuation. The
rate for the current year will be YI.95
per $1,000. A year ago it was $2.45.
The $1.95 rate, applied to the equalized
valuation Of $356,000,000 for Wayne
county, gives $694,20 as approximate
ly that county's share of the state tax
levy.
The apportionment among the coun-
ties will be officially made the second
week in September.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
Careless LEGISLATION.

Inconsistencies in several appropri-
alton acts of the last Legislature have
been discovered The original appro-
priation bill for the Michigan School
for the Blind called for S33,500 year
for each of two years for current ex-
penses, but the legislature cut the
amount to $4,000, not changing, how
ever, the figures in the section which
directs the auditor general to spread
the tax to meet the appropriation. The
trustees of the school asked the audi
tor general for the $4,000, but he fol-
lows a previous ruling that the two
sections of appropriation acts are dis
tinct and that no more can be allowed
than specifically stated in the first
section.
in the case of the Marquette Normal
school the situation was reversed,
$4,000 being appropriated but requir-
ing the auditor to raise only $4,000 by
taxation for the purpose. The differ
ence must come out of the general
fund
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
Became a pillar Of Flame.

Milan l.. Farnham, painter living
near Ceresco, was transformed into
living electrical pillar when the tele-
phone line which he was repairing be-
came charged by live wire Wednes-
day af.eTacon. b -~
He was standing on a wooden plat
form, and sparks few from all parts
of his body like those from an emery
wheel. He was wreathed In con-
tinuous flame of fire. His hands un-
willingly grasped the telephone wire
which he was repairing. He could not.
let go, although he tried hard to free
himself from the awful torture.
His calls for help and the sparks
flying from his body attracted the fam
lily, who lived nearby. His daughter
ran to his assistance, and with the
help of neighbors tore the man away
from the wire.
Farnham's hands were terriDiy
burned by the Juice" He Is now re-
covering. Wires carrying 10000 volts.
pass near the telephone wire. which
became charged through bad insula-
ton.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
MICHIGAN
EVENTS NOTED
STARTLED THE POLICE WITH
STORY OF HIS MANY
CRIMES.
SAGINAW YOUTH OWNS UP
Worked as a Clerk Days and Was a
Fearless Craftsman at Night, So
He Says.
Chose Life of a Crook.

81 am the man you are looking for,
and I've got lot of things to tell you
about" said Byron Lumby, a faxen-
haired English youth OF l9, as he
walked into Saginaw police headquar-
tiers and addressed Chief Kahn.
Whereupon the young man, OF we'll
known family and a clerical employe
of the Whittier Lumber Co., sat down
and calmly told of series of crimes
that fairly took the chiefs breath
away.
He admitted first that the satchel
of burglars tools found back of Cal
lum's Touring mill, which contained a
complete kit ranging from dark Ian
tern, jimmies and keys, to explosives,
belonged to him.
He said he had cracked the Carlisle
tannery safe, doing the job alone; that
with two other young men, who stood
guard. he robbed the safe OF Fred
Gill of $43, and with the same pair
had committed the burglary of the
Pere Marquette ticket office in Grand
Rapids. His pals, he said, were a Sag
ingaw boy named Mclean and a Lam
sing youth.
Lumby said he began his career as
a burglar only few weeks ago.
Throughout it all he kept his position
with the lumber company, working
during the day, exchanging his bust
ness suit for a laborer's attire in the
evening, and sallying forth at night In
his disguise, equipped with the cracks
mans outfit for more lucrative en-
ployment. He says he never once
feared capture.
His father finally learned Of the dual
life he was living and persuaded him
to give himself up and make a clean
breast of everything. Lumby's parents
have resided in Saginaw many years
and are highly respected, while the
young man himself was regarded as
exemplary and was popular among his
friends.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
Ex..cov. Bliss,

For the first time in ten weeks ex-
Gov. Bliss Tuesday reaG newspaper.
During all that time he has practically
been kept In ignorance OF what was go
ing on In the outside world. save the
reading to him occasionally Of minor
news events.
Especially have all political matters
been suppressed along with things that
might agitate him. 1t is doubtful II
Mr.. Bliss could name the Republican
candidates for senator. and he has
only just been told of the denomination
of Warner and his Democratic op-
ponent. His interest in politics. how
ever, Is as keen as ever, and the first
thing he did when a newspaper was
handed him, was to search the polit-
ical columns for news of his friends.
His doctor, however, would permit him
to make no comments on what he read
or engage In any discussion.
Gov. Bliss was down at his Office on
Genesee avenue, Saginaw, at the time
and all he would say was that he was
done with politics, even II he got we'll
He Is emaciated and weighs but sc
pounds
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
ChIoroform Works Blown Up.

Elmer Gilman was killed, several
were injured, and the plant of the Mid
land Chemical Co.. manufacturers of
chloroform, was wrecked by an ex-
plosion.
The head of a huge tumbler, weigh
ing 700 pounds, struck uuman, after
1t had been hurled Go feet, breaking
both his legs, crushing his bones and
mangling him almost beyond recog
milton. A companion close by escaped
serious injury.
Immediately after the explosion the
workmen ran for their lives. as the
deadly fumes of the chloroform filled
the air. The injured men were res
cued by their companions at great
risk, even though they were 60 feet
from the plant.
A tumbler weighing several tons
was blown through the end of the
building and tore its way through the
ground for so feet.
Three doctors and an ambulance
cared for the injured men.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
Arrests to Be Made.

New evidence in the Galien murder
mystery has caused the abandonment
by Sheriff Tenant and the detectives
of all theories except robbery.
The sheriff made a hurried trip to
northern Indiana early Friday morn
ing and when he returned he gave out
the following statement:
"A plan to rob the depot caused the
murder of Lloyd A. Dynes at Galien,
Monday. All of the officers at work on
the case have come to that conclusion
from the new evidence just obtained.
We know who the men are, but until
we can join a few more links in the
chain of evidence against them there
will be no arrests For this reason |
cannot give out the nature of the evil
dence. However, ! can give assur-
ance that the men will be caught"
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-09-08
Fresh Hope of Cancer Cure.

Again the hope of curing cancer
looms large-only as Frightening hope
ia the report of the British imperial
cancer research fund. The brighten
Ing is this, that 1t has been found pos.
sible to prevent the development OF
cancer in animals by incubation with
a kind of serum. A mouse was thus
protected, and injections from its
body into other field mice retarded the
growth of cancer artifcially induced.
This is different, II will be noted,
from a cure. To avert smallpox by
vaccination is very different from
curing smallpox. Still the hope Is ex-
pressed that this discovery may be
a step toward the great one of a cure
for this hitherto incurable disease. In
the current number of McClure's Mag
azine, DR.. Saleeby, of Edinburgh uni
versity, gives an account Of expert
ments by Prof. Beard, Of the same
university, in the use of the ferment
known as trypsin, which seems to
prove that the active agent Of the pan
creas will destroy the malignant can
Ger cells and bring about an abso-
lutte cure. Briefly, according to DR..
Boards theory, a cancer develops
from cells remaining in the body
from an asexual stage of the en-
bryo; cells which should have been
degenerated and absorbed or digest
ed by the fluids of the pancreas, an
organ which develops just after the
asexual stage. These are really germ
cells that might have developed into
another organism, and, therefore,
death by cancer is fratricide-one
germ-cell killing the organism that
has developed from it's brother The
treatment is tentative, but expert
ments on human beings show appar-
emily satisfactory results in prevent
ing the recurrence of cancer after op-
Grafton. Statistics show that this dis
ease is increasing both in this conu-
try and in Europe, and If its cure is
not in sight it is hoped that there is
here the development of a preventive
incubation which may be effectively
applied as needed.