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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
HOW GOODYEAR SPELLS PROS
PERiTY FOR BRUNSWICK.

The News has always advocated
the election If Col g p Goodyear to
the once Of mayor Of the city Of
brunswick for the good and sufficient
reason that it believes and has al
ways believed since his nomination
by the mass meeting of the people
that his election to the Office would
be the means Of bringing an era IF
prosperity to Brunswick that we have
never had in the past The very
name o. Goodyear has always stood
for for a progressive spirit Of broad
minded citizenship There has never
been piece Of public Improvement
III the city # brunswick since hn
residence here In which he ras no
figured in It in some manner. Cen
orally he has been the leader in All
movements that had sack Of them the
Industrial bettsrment Of the city q
Brunswick Q easionally he has SUI
rendered that leadership to .,tnes )
and on. such occasions he has taken
his place IN the rank and file of the
progressive army and has done as
good hghtine in the ranks as ne lid
in the more advanced stage q lealer.
=; ~ ~ r. : ~ .' ! y
4 &c., el,et at the olls On Nc
eMBef 20 will be the Means Of al
vancing Che value Of realty in Bruins
wick by at least IS per cent. within
six months after it's Inauguration. In
witness Of this statement we call at
tentlon to the Interview in anothel
column this morning from Capt N
Il. Townsend, the well known Clgnn
county citizen and property owner
who is also member Of the board
OF s5,taty commissioners and Is :
level-headed and far-seeins business
mans Capt Townsend thinks that tns
election of Col Goodyear win mean
new brand q prosperity for Bruins
wick and he says so in plain and IN
mistakable language
With such testimony and such eS
presslons Of confidence as comes iron
Capt. Townsend MANY Bruaswiclian
win agree and 1t afroris 4 splendid
subject for thoughtful consideratIe.
1t the hands o. the vot.rs, tasa
ors and property OWN
Of BrunswisSs
Brunswick "a too
Of her eptIre IL
catch spirati
signs o tmnd
to It or she must ID
march now going
Of the south. Col.
to the people on
eral government. pros
gerity and tR @snI
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

past two years We cahdidiy beiiere
that Brunswick would now have in
operation a system Of trolley Lies
We believe that with the aid Of such
man as Col c. P. Goodyear In the
mayoraity chair the omen matter be.
tween the Mutual Light and Water
Company and the city would long
since have been adjusted under terms
fair and righteous to all parties at in
terest
These are few yAws or a condi-
ton that invites thought and atten-
ton and We are firmly Of the opinion
that the people Of Brunswick are
beginning to see day light and are
beginning to think for themse Is
The election of Col Charles Porter
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WANTED reliable and capable
man to manage my mill al ThalmanIl,
Ga, and 4 man who can do The saw
ing should it become necessary. r.
II. Everett
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WANTED. Two young ladies' ~
learn typesetting Apply only In writ
ing TO Wrench Printing Company.
box s02, city.
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WANTED. Table boardees Apply 70
Mrs. & w. Floyd No s0s f street. /,
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WANTED -Trareler Tor established
house. $1,000 per week Expenses
advanced. References. Address, wits
stamp, J. Al Alexander. Brunswick.
Georgia.
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WANTED Reliable colored woman
as cook and housemaid. Apply at
once with references 10 J. NJ Sim
mons, no Ellis street.
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WANTEl 10 good nand sewers 40.
ply al once at IL Denizet
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL

most important questions eve2
scented to them for determlnatid 70
say that 1t is the most importaN ell
e5tion held in recent years is ex-
.aggeratlon for 1t is Of vital importa4ee
70 Brunswick and her people just at
period in her history that the
most fitted for the office an
such Office. can render best
sse 70 the people should be elect,
ed.
On the one hand we have a cam
didate for mayorallty honors selfan-
nounced through the organ Of the so
licitor of the CITY court and the
mouthDiece OF the administration
This announcement and the forerun.
ner thereof were so Conspicuously
9re-arranged that ii requires no in.
tended discussion to satisfS anyone
that 1t was the voice Of the ring and
not of the people that undertook TO
say for them who should be their may
or for the newt two years. In due
season the same organ comes out
with bunch OF announcements all
at the same time for four aldermen
to be elected with the can8idafe pre-
yiously announced for mayor.
1t occurs to us that In the criti-
cal period in which the honors were
sought these gentlmen should have
at least put themselves on record as
to how they stand on the questions
Of paramount Importance to the PEG
pie Of Brunswick and not leave il
open to them to say after Gle lion
upon what platform they viii stanl
Not 70 this good hour has either o
TN a candidates given the people
efore whom he seeks these honors
single word of information in re
gard to the platform ueon which he
lis running II indeed he has a Plat
form. and the Deople are wholly III
the dark In regard to what thew
naay exepct of them If elected t.
these important Offices.
In view Of this method adopted by
the candidates announced by the OF
flceholders of Brunswick. the people
of Brunswick who want to always
know where they are at held a
public mass meeting and in thai
mass meeting adopted a platform
| publicly announcing for what the
candiaates nominated at the mass
meeting should stand
This platform is for nrogoSs and
prosnerlty and the municipal owner
shin 81 pnblic utilities. There can
se 10 question where these gentlemen
stand be candidate Tor mayor Col.
6 r Goods@ar, had been asked by ad.
miFlng frig is to run for the once.
/ had declif and had even gone Sc
FAR as to lie his wa
wife not ept the
but when NOR was
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04

CLARENCE Il. LEAVY, Editor and
Manager.
LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr., City Editor.
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LOST Gold fiiigreel1
tArat. Torquoise In cert
ia returned 70 loo Rich
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Travelling salesman and resi-
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kess Rice Co. Ltd Kew
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FOR SALE. THE handsouN
OF Col. W. F.. Kay For
see Brobston Fendig q 81
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& Brunswick and her people just at
period in her history that the
most fitted for the office an
such Office. can render best
4e to the people should be elect
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05
 Cheat the Moths.

We are offering special induce ments for the proper handling and care of our customers clothes. We are equipped to keep-your winter garments over the summer season and guar antee their delivery upon your call in first class condition and insure against moths and fire. Ladies' garments and mems hats are included in this list.
 When you call for your goods, you pay only for cleaning, dyeing and repairing, as case may be. This is a good chance to save money by saving your clothes.
 Very respectfully,
 NEWPORT DYE & CLEANING
 WORKS.
 II btf T. w. Shaver, Prop. For dray at any hour call up Hazel hotel. 83dtf
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05
ADDITIONAL lofAls.

NVVuuuVtWv3 bVTSNA0s ID. Price for baseball SUD- plies. If. FOR RENT-Furnished room in Chastain building. Apply to Troy Adams. 9 dtf A full line of fishing tackle and baseball supplies at I. D. Prices also marbles, tops, and other sporting goods. If
 lam prepared to make any kind of cake, sherbet and candy. Give me a trial. -EMALINE REEVES, 8O6 Front St. 8dtf On account of the Episcopal council Mrs. Crooks recital will take place on Tuesday, May 8th, |instead of Wednesday 9th. The Thursday Evening Euchre Club will have a call meeting Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Gus Martin.
 WANTED-T Travelling salesman to sell specialties to dealers In Arkansas. Good wages to nan of ability. 612 s. 9th St., St. Louis. ,8b14t
 Mrs. c. c. Conger will go to
 Newport next week as a delegate
 rom St. Marks charch, to the ' ouncil meeting of the Episcopal
 hurch of the state. -Jonesboro
 imes-Enterprise.
 I am prepared to do all kinds
 f house and buggy painting,
 aper hanging and upholstering
 nd guarantee my work. Also
 Rke up and clean carpets and
 hattings. TOM P. PIERCE, shop A2 Front street. 264 d2mo
 Mrs. Robert Neill, of Bates
 flle, was the guest of Mrs. s.
 Phillips Friday on her way to 1 entonville, where she will visit { |r a week with her daughter . iss Eleanor Neill, who is one of | (e faculty in the Ouachita Bap- { et Academy.
 Fred Bingley. who had his A lot crushed some time ago in | e Iron Mountain yards here hile serving in the. capacity of car repairer, returned from the hospital Friday night. The foot was amputated and he is getting along nicely.
 Mrs. c. E. Crook and class of music pupils are hard at work for the entertainment to be given at the opera house Tues day evening. The program which will appear Monday is a most excellent one and will no doubt draw a packed house.
 WANTED-Agents for official history of San Francisco Disas- aster. Introduction by Rev. Samuel Fallows, D. D. Retail price 1.50. 30 per cent commits sion, freight paid; credit. Send 5 cents in stamps for partial pos tage of outfit. Take orders now. American Home Supply Co.,, 125 Plymouth Place, Chicago, Ill.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05

All our Mems White House and Figaro shoes; everybody knows they are we'll worth $S.50; until we move
 Browns Rumble Bee, regular goods sell regular at $500 they must move too
 Our we'll known line of Ladies White House, Usona Blue Rib- bon and Queen Bee shoes and Oxfords at greatly reduced prices. Don't fail to look at them for reduced prices.
 Sale of ladies' Shit Waists Extra good quality lawn, beautiful embroidered de- signs on front four rows of Val. Lace extend from yoke to waist line. Tucked back long or short sleeves. Would be cheap at $2.25, but in order to move will go for $1.35 Fine quality plain nainsook embroidered front, pleated back regular price $2.50 during the removal sale will go for. for....................,.. $1.66 Fine quality lingerie front
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05
$100 Reward, $1o0.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and thatis catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be- ing a constitutional disease, re- quires a constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- formally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroy ing the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollacs for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co.
 Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05


  To serving EXAMINE the VALUES PATRONS FASTEST GROWING NEWPORT.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05

Fine quality lawn embroid- cred front eyeler effect, would be cheap at $3.5O, but they must go for -..... $2.AO Fine quality China silk trimmed with Valencieenes lace, handsomely tucked yoke moon effect, crocheted medallion designed, tucked back $4.0O value for...,......$ $2.9O
 Sale of ladies' Skirts. Good quality plain twill suiting in blue and black $1.d value for ,--... zoe Blue and black cheviot reg ular $2.00 skirt, but we are going to move, and they must go for ........$1.3 35 Fine quality mixed cheviots the $2.50 kind. Removal price for Or,..,......,.,... 1.7S Fine quality Brilliantine all colors, blue brown, black and white. These goods were cheap at $4.00, but we are going to move and these skirts must go first. Our removal sale price for. $2. 90 Extra fine quality broad cloth blue, black and tan will cost anywhere $500. must go for. $3.15 Fine lustrous brilliantines, skirts made with tucks on top, and box pleats on the bottom, newest effects in all colors. to move for $3. .75
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05
RE M0VAL SALE SATURDAY. MAY ;. l0Od
COMMENCING

NEW QUARTERS No. BIO Ffont
 
 FIRST Becasse wifi be les SECONDLY We NEW stock Dry Goods, Notona Novelties Cots Shoes and Gent. Fsfni Ih sale win l. s GREATER than PURCHASERS hod ss prevailing WE CAUTION YOU TO TIMELY, go
  POSITIVELY that cannot dDre We aoote below ps and GOODS offering the comp collection We stand MERCHANDISE FUND YOUR MONEY.
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05

For dray at any hour call up Hazel hotel. 83dtf
Newport daily independent., 1906-05-05

Zine quality lingerie front
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05

ing. NJ. of F.: F. w. Cerney. M. of E.: c. A. Baldwin. K. of R. and S.; J. $. Peterson, trustee.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
AT THE OUTPOSTS.

Mesquite Flat-Engineer Demrick and his crew of six men have moved from this place to Mormon Flat and instead of running the survey Tor the electric line on down from this place. they will parallel the outpost Bulldog Point. It is one and a half miles far ther this way. but to go down the river as the telephone goes it would necessitate the packing of all material over the trail and by so doing you'd take a much longer time to build. Some time during this month a force of men will be put to work surveying the government road from Roosevelt to the Highland canal and setting mile posts, on one side of which will be the num- ber of miles to and on the other side the number of miles rom Roosevelt For a long time such a scheme has been needed, and now that it is. tO come it will be appreciated. Last Sun day two of the boys from this camp went hunting for deer while the snow was on. but tracks was all they could scare up. There are still good man; quail on Tortilla creek but they are very wild. Three families from Colo rado passed by here recently on their way to the Salt River valley where they intend to make their future hOm9. Jack Stewart of Mesa, went by last week with load of provisions for his cattle ranch Field Engineer W. 4. Parish moved his force yesterday to Mormon Flat where he will lay out work for the repair gang on the road. James Haley of Phoenix. formerly an employe of the santa Fe. has taken a position with MT. Weatherstone. head of this camp, as powder man. Mir. Hanley has had considerable expcr- fence in the handling of powder. Chas. Bloomer of Mesa, is recognized as one of the best tight line skinners on the road. Robert Whaley of Mesa, has re- turned to camp again after a three weeks absence.
 Granite Reef-Dr. Drane of Mesa. was called out late Saturday night tl administer to a Mexican woman camp ed near here. Jack Whitney's force of sevcnty-five men are expected soon. and when they arrive they will be To @ cated on the north side of the river, and will begin excavating for the abutments. The payroll has been sign ed and the men are expecting their money about the 10th or 12th of this month. A freighter created quite a little excitement here recently by eX- hibiting a chunk of ore about the size of small mans fist. and later pound ing it up and banning out $1.5O worth of gold He claimed to have found the ore on Fish Creek.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05

having goods in his charge had bet ter call and get same. as he is going to leave for parts unknown about Dec. 10th. Markus must be awfully hard 10 please. for when a man becomes dissatisfied with Mesa, he will never be satisfied any place. Now, if Markus ever dies. which he will do. and he eve. goes to Heaven, which-well it all de bends but in case he does. Saint Peter who wYl have heard all about him be fore he arrives, will say: Now come right in Markus. and. enjoy yourself as best you can but I just know you won't like the place."
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
PURELY PERSONAL.

George T. Johnson. manager of a skating rink in Phoenix was a Mesa business visitor yesterday
 Dr. C. H. Jones of Tempe, was in the ciyt yesterday on professional business.
 Frank Jones of Granite Reef, spent Sunday In Mesa.
 Chas. Edwards of Roosevelt was a Mesa visitor Sunday
 NJ. o. Johnson, with headquarters in Los Angeles. who is with the Stand ard oil company. was a business visi- tor in the city yesterday.
 w. K. owens of Yuma, spent yester- day in Mesa on business.
 C. C. Courtney of St. Louis, is d business visitor in the city.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
WILL OPEN SHORE

J. A Stewart who came in Sunday from Queen Creek, was notified that he had purchase dthe Mesa Trading com pany's store. MT. Stewart, who Is ., rancher. left a bid for the stock of goods before going to the country, and when Attorney Paul Ingles. who rep resents the Los Angeles creditors came over last week to consider the bids. MT. Stewards was found to b. the best and he was maed owTfer of the stock. The new proprietor was seen yesterday morning and he stated that he would invoice the stock and open the store within two weeks.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
MESA
ORANGE OUTLOOK.

On account of being unable to get boxes the orange growers of this sec ton have been delayed in making ship ments. However, a phone message re- ceived yesterday from Phoenix, is tc the effect that boxes have arrived there and will be forwarded to this place at once. David Reed has nearly carload ready for packing William Ellsworth and w. K. Bowen have fully as much. The returns have been re ceived from the last shipment and by this it is learned that the navels brought s3.O0 and the Jaffa's $l.S5 per box
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05

Jack Frazier. mayor of Fish Creek, was in the city Sunday enroute to Phoenix
 John R. Williams has sold out his transfer business and life with his wife and child Sunday night for Los An geles, where they will spend the win ter.
 ]. J. Hodnett, postmaster at Tempe. and also a partner in the undertaking firm of Hodnett & Carr, with a branch office at this place, was in Mesa yes terday on business connected with his interests here.
 Nash Aperry. who has been with the Mesa Meat Market ~.nce it was opened here. Is now the local manager Mir. Teeter having resigned his position to remove to Nogales. where he will look after his mining interests.
 Frank Pomeroy returned yesterday evening from Phoenix. On account of the high water he came part of the way on one road and part of the way on the other.
 Mrs. Nat Macdonald is reported se- riously i'll at her home.
 Mrs. Hawks is reported quite i'll.
 Field Engineer ". A. Parish. drove  up to Mormon Flat yesterday morning, where he has charge of a gang of men who are working on the government road.
 Miss Heaston went to Phoenix yes terday. where she is taking the teach CTS examination.
 Mrs. William Kimball went to Phoe- nix yesterday.
 II. H. Gillispie, in company with two partners went to the Bulldog mines yesterday morning. The men will do their assessment work.
 W. s. Harvey was over from Tempe yesterday on business.
 J. J. Burke of Lamar, Colo, was a business visitor in the city yesterday
 Joseph Heller came over from Phoe- nix yesterday evening and will spend several days in Mesa.
 A. G. Burtis, son of the postmaster at Roosevelt, came over from Phoenix Wednesday evening. when he learned that the stages were held up between here and the dam on account of the high water
 T. J. Bercot of Phoenix was a Mesa business visitor yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

J. w. Horsley street commissioner, poll tax collector and road supervisor, was out with a force yesterday. A Hume one hundred feet in length is being built across Main street, where it intersects with Robinson street. Owing to the growth of the city. a much larger Hume was put in. the old one not being large enough to dispose of the surface water. Neat little paths. serving as cross walks were made by means of sprinkling ashes and it is now possible for a six foot man to walk across on his tip toes without getting his hair wet.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05

out duck hunting on the river yester- day.
 Did you notice what a mess of it the Uncle Toms Cabin people made of it when they tried to pronounce the name of this town? They called it Mess-a.
 Eric Carlson. who works at Hibbert Brothers livery barn, was slightly in- jured yesterday morning by being struck on the leg by one of the horses. While the injury is giving the man moi a little pain, he is able to be up and around
 Collector Burton reports that taxes are coming in mighty slow. December 18th, is the last day and then if you have not paid yo ugo delinquent.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
REPORTED THEETS.

John Nelson and James Scott. rwC of the most extensive sheep drovers in the valley, who recently came her, to winter as is their custom. report that some one has stolen the sheet iron cover from their boiler house al their dipping pen on the Mesa canal This. they claim. is the second time their property at the pen has been mo- tested during their summers absence Last year they claim sSOOO worth oi piping was appropriated by some one without getting their permission.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
RIVER AT A sTANpsTILL.

Late yesterday evening the river al the Mesa dam was reported at a standstill and registered 121s feet high CT than average depth. The highest water recorded at this place was in 1891 when rise of twenty feet was registered. Last year the rise was seventeen feet. Only about 400O in- ches are coming down the canal or just enough to run the power plant
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
AROUND TOWN,

Revival meetings will commence at the Baptist church tonight. conducted by Rev. C. C. Young. who is an evan gelist of note. having held a very sue cessful revival at this place last sea % son.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
K. OF p. ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Knights of .Pythias met in their hall Sunday night and elected the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing year. pr. J. E. Drane. chancellor; D. c. F. Hawley, vice chancellor; R. s. Long
 moor, prelate; Frank Giles. M. of A: Mark Stow, I. G.; Joe Montgomery, c. G.; J. D. Loper, M. of w.; J. L. War
Arizona republican., 1906-12-05
MARKUs IS GOING.

A. Markus. who has been conducting a tailor shop in the rear of the bicycle store and Is advertising that parties