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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-24
WELCOME TO Our VISITORS.

1t gives The News great pieasea
% welcome the omcers OF the Colum-
oian Lie Insurance Company. OF
1oston. to our city. The hearts or
all our Brunswick people always go
out 70 those VINO come among us
" ~ are Undermined win our inter
ests ana tnN u gentlemen surely are
as the compS " they represent Is
acid IN hign 60 em Dy the people oil
south Georgia Is SHOWN Dy Lne STU
- ndous patrofage that nas been
sven through tneir representative,
-ar. Il. wNale. me SCUM Is rapia-
~ Iorgl% ahead. We no longer snip
ouE>boluon TO England. as the larger
Yftlon OF the heecy product Is man
fractured in tne SCUM, principally in
Georgia. The coM helus OF AIauama
are yielng with the deposits III Penn
syhmna, and birmingham is com
pcting Tor supremacy with PitlsDurg.
brunswick is Ioglng anead WIN tne
direct connection with the Alabama
coal nelds through the A., b. and A..
and we are today on fair way TO
Jorge ahead in line with me prln,ipaI
seaport cities on the south Atlantic
coast. We hope tne impression thai
Will be made on these representative
Bostonians viii bear fruit and that II
will induce Boston capitalists to look
this way for Investment and build a
skyscraper or two right here in pro-
sressiye Brunswick.
There is always glad hand to
greet and the latch string is on the
outside the door for those who come
among us to be one Of US with ten
dency to unite their bran and muscle
with ours and forge a unity OF good
fellowship and progressiyeness that
viii enhance our mutual interests
and bind together with truer hearts
and kinder feelings the people of
the nortn with the people Of the
south.
Again, we cordially welcome you
10 Brunswick.
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complimentary article Of over a half
column in length, one day last week,
says ne always delivers the goods
The News i6ends to stand by his
'Fery move and If he figures ali OF
the money We receive in the pubn.a-
tiou, with the exception Of a small
as compensation for
our part OF tn work, including prep
aration Of hisTica ana other atl-
cles and a general supervision OF
every detail OF tle work, VIII Dc
satisfied The editor OF The News
intends to see that the public gets
It's moneys worth and no stone Will
be left unturned to accomplish this
result. It viii he in question the
Anest piece Oh Work sever issued ~
Georgia. Our governor, our con
gresham, our senators, our judiciary
and in faet we have mad tne assu
4noe that ali our reDsesenraSs
people Of ny OnIy the Guy but Of
me state. III give both their moral
and financial support to the enter
PRISE.
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Can you wini You realize that e

Can you winl You realize THAI II
win in anything these days, requires
strength, vita mind an6 boaY n tune
A man OF woman with aisordsTed di.
gestive organs IL not In shape fer &
days work Oh days play. Hsw eaa
they expect 70 win? KSdOFa FOE
Dyspepsia contains the 6igostgv
juices Of 9 healthy gtsmaeh ana WI
pat POUR sssanach In shape 70 per
terIH it's Important tunCtsom Of sap
pfyfAs the body and brain with
sxsnEtA-baiidiRg bloed. DiEests wi1s
you sat. relieves Indigestion, DyRpeD.
sia, sSur Stomach. Palpitati@n Of the
Heart sna Constipation Sold by al
drngKistR
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TASTss grave danger fSWn the uda
sls Of Cou@AS Aad Colds that are &c
prevalent, unless yop take Oh. ginf,
New Discovery Tar OmZmphsn
7sugAs and C~4da- Mrs. @&w. wars
81 Forest city. Ne. writes: AsTt'a 3
Godssna to Roopls hviAg In allmaYs
Whsre eoEGbs and colds prevail.
md y quickly ends them It pr@
Sats PasEmoAia. ouEss LaGrfDp~
SiVes wonderful relief In Asthma "A.
Hay Fever, and makes weak mag
stronx surngh TO ward OF CoBsupn :
ioB CHnzhs and Colds 500 m
n.o0 OaSyantesd by SnsltS Fks
= s-t ~@sSss sr~@
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-24

when horse - - sverworNaA
Hes down and in ether wavs declares
IT. Inability to 70 further van wen,
eon@dsF II criminal to use gor&e
Many man sf humaae tEnpyIaes
who would not wiilinGay harm a XII
tee. h guilty of cruelty whore his swn
stomach f. concerned OvarsriveU
overworksd, when what & nAsAa
something that will digest the fee.
eaten and help the stomach to r@ew.
psrate. Something Ike Kodol FOR D. .
nepsia that "a sold by all druggists
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our HAhBOR MAGAZINE
CANVASS.

SO that the business men generally
may not tnlnk That We have overlook
ca Lnem on the News Harbor maya
zlne we wln state that the canvass
is now being made among the rail
road and steamship lines, the manu-
la turers, the lumber traders, whole
salers. manufacturers agent and
commercial brokers generally. ms
necessilates out Of town trips ana
in consequence the eanyassers are
not doing systematic work among
the retail business men of the city,
nut If yon desire to contract for
your space now. If YOU Will notify
any member of tue News stan Mr..
havenor, our manager, will call on
you at once and explain every detan
OF the work, and will be pleased TO
do SO. The work is progressing rap
idly. Yesterday and on Monday sew
era more pases were takeE. Tie
publication is already a sure success
but many dollars more wiil Re need
ed for me News 10 make it the
very best publication ever sent out
to advertise any city in the state u
Georgia.
Brunswick must have the very
best advertisement for her city that
will be distributed at the jamestown
exposition and we propose to deliver
the goods.
MIR. Heyenor, the manager, mas
already formulated plans taat are
stupendous, IL The News can gel
the financial support to carry them
out Mr.. Heyenor is known all over
the Uni,ed States as man
who can be relied upon to do
Just what he says he will aliI
the< Iopstitution, In a very
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-24

The act OF the A.. b. ana A., IN CIV
ing excursion rates to Brunswick
along ali OF their lines. from ali points
tlls carry in the season. is in keep
ing win every movement they are
n4aAlng TO build Brunswick. Tney
ana punlng for Brunswick, first, last
anu all the tune.
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cltatlon.
Georgia, Glynr County.

Georgia, GlynE County.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:
Joseph Silliman having applied for
guardianship OF the persons and prop
erty OF Agnes Mabel Jones, Joseph
Charles Jones, Sammie Jones, Paul
Dewey ones, Maggie Leonora Jones
and Martha Jones, minor children OF
nd. Jones, notice is given that said
application will be heard at my Of
nce ON the first Monday in April, next.
lhts March 4, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, G. c. Ga.
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Notice.
TRACTORS md hnilders

To all contractors and builders.
That on July /. 1907, the bricklay-
ers and plasterers Of this city VIII
only work eight hours for days
work at 40 cents per hour.
8ricklayers and Plasters lnternatlon-
al Union No. 10 of Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-24

Keep your eye on the growth Of the
HarDor Magazine 1t Is forging
allvad raplGiy and Will do more 70
wala buliding up south Georgia tln
anytnlng that has ever been at
templeo peIore.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-24

On account of mlSiDg from my
rooms over Motgans dug stone, will
sell at q sacijce tla REMAINDER OF
my stock. consisting OF millinery
fancy goods and store fixtures Ali
must be sold and removed by May Is.
Cal and examine 10 reas JaAble Of
fer refused. VIII also rent the rooms
for Offices. Apply to
Mrs. E. Earle,
Newcastle snd Gloucester SITS.
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Newcastle snd Gloucsstsr SIS.
.eorgia. Glynn County.

GeOrSlas flynn county
TO All Whom it May Concern:
This is to give notice that the I'M
dersigRed has in due form applied
to the ordinary OF said county for
an order granting leave to toe I'M
derslgned to sell the lands In sai
county of the estate Of S. II. Ba
low. said sale to be made for tn
purpose of distribution. Said ap-
plication will be acted on at the
next term OF the court OF ordinary
Il said county, on the first Monday
in May, 1907.
This April 18th 1907.
J. {. du6ignou,
AS Administrator Cum Testamento
Annexo on the Estate in Glynn
County Of S. L. M. Barlow, De
ceased.
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Excnanse says women are chos-
en- reasurers because they are more
homes tnan men. And yet the SCRUB
woman in chicago made away win
the treasury proceeds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-24

oorrssnondencs solicited. but to re
sstve attention letters must be ac
hon painted by a responsible lame, not
nor publication. but as guarantees
good fzith
Rejected communications will
stunned II accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by pos
al note, check, money order or regis
cred letter Address
News Publishing Co,
5runswlek, G.
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The Manufacturers Record says
the spirit Oh optimism rules the land
aud me oulooA was never better.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-24

Let US tell 1t 10 you right. The
Og4e.norpe motel is the pest hosiery
on the SCUM Atlantic coast.
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ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED

WANTED.-For the u 9. army, able
bodied unmarried mes. bstweea ages
OF 81 and So: citizens of ths United
States. Of good character and tem-
perate habits, who can speak read
and write English Fer information
apply to Recruiting oncet, IL West
York st. Savannah. Ca. Postofrice
building RBrunswick. Ca. or 108 w.
Forsy psts Jacksonville, Fla.
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MEN OUR 1907 catalogue explains
how we teach barber trade In a
FEW weeks, mailed free, Moler Bar
Der College, Atlanta, Go.
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RUBBER, brass and steel stamps.
Memorial tablets. Enameied signs
Letters. Figures. eta WIZ y.
FlA
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FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished rosn
Apply 623 D strret.
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FOR RENT.-Nice furnished room
Apply to 507 Union street.
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FOR SALE.-Diamon bottom i-s
horsepower launch. It Is in GOOD
condition and will be sold At a bar.
gain. A. H. Leayy, phone sac.
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FOR RENT.-Furnishe rooms com
pIete. HSt and cold water bath
Enquire at Gil F street corner G.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
The NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
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cLAHEhcE X. LEAVY. Editor anS
Manager.
LOUIS ). LEAvV, Jr., cItsr<aItor.
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Entered at the Brunswick, Ca. post
once as second CIt Ss mail matte'
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05

Anadarko, Okla, June 4 1907
FELLOW DEMOCRATS OF
THE 18TH SENATORIAL DIS.
TRICT.
The circulation of two letters,
one unsigned and the other sign
ed by Randall LiYesay, concern
ing my candidacy and both con-
tanning inslnuations, yelled state
ments and falsehoods makes it
necessary that address you that
l may set the facts before you
The unsigned letter, beginning
with an attack on Lee Cruce,
candidate for governor and end
ing with myself, | will dismiss
with the statement that there are
two things of which l have never
been accused and of which l am
not guilty and they are to stab a
man in the tack in the dark and
to write an anonymous letter.
This letter l pass with conte mpt.
l know that the voters Of this
district are not interested in per
sonal controversies but when
Livesay uses his official position
as secretary of the Caddo County
Democratic Central Committee in
his attack on me in the second
letter it becomes a matter in
which you, Fellow Democrats,
have the right TO know the facts.
In the affidavit above, l refute
under oath the serious charges
made against me and pass the
others as too contemplate for
notice. This Livesay was select
ed (not elected) secretary to fill
vacancy when not one half OF
the committee was present as can
be verified by those who were
there. 1t is unprecedented in
the history of decent politics for
q man to use his official position
as secretary of a central com
mittee to work against a candi-
date. 1t violates the rules OF
honor and fair play.
presume the reason that Live
say makes this unwarranted at
tack upon me is that in the city
election in April of this year he
was more overwhelmingly de-
feated than any man on either
ticket, While loyallv support
ed the Democratic ticket, did
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05
Campaign Lie RefutGd
ANADARKo, OKLA, June 1, 1907,

ANADARKO, UKLA. June + IUUI, !,
f. b. WmAMAN being first duly sworn deposes and
saws that in 1896 he vice president of the Bryan Demo
cratic Club of Carnvie Illinois, and that he supported
and voted for the Democratic ticket then and hasa every
local State and National election since.
Afiant further says that he NEVER in any way nferr-
ed that he would pay offered any Republican any
sum of money any other consideration the Republ-
cans would not put candidate against his daughter
for superintendent of schools and further brands Randall
vesay or any else who says or nsnuates the same
as q malicious and unprinciped falsitier -
Z. b. WIDAMAN
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day OF
June, 1907.
(SEAL) J.. NJ GILBERT
My commission expires Nov. 10, 1910 Notary Public
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05
Notice.

First Pub. June 6, last Pub. June 81.
Notice is hereby given that l have
this day filed with the county Clerk my
petition and application for liquor lie
ense in the town of Hinton, lot 8 Block
80. 1st ward, of Hinton, Oklahoma.
Unless remonstaance is filed before
the expiring two weeks publication, lie
ense will issue.
Witness my hand this 5th day of
June 1907.
j. NJ. GLENN,
Applicant.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05

not support Livesay for did not
consider him a Democrat, but he
gives me credit for too much in.
fluence in maintaining that | de-
fsated him. His own unpopular
ity defeated him. This letter of
which he is the author, display.
ing so much malice, vindictive-
ness and falsehood and seeking
to disrupt the Democratic party,
is sufficient evidence that his
election to an office where he
could display the above attribut-
es would have been calamity to
the City of Anadarko.
In this letter, Livesay not only
attempts to cast a reflection upon
me, but upon my daughter as
superintendent of schools as we'll,
If she has 30 conducted her office
as to meet the commendation OF
all people, both Democrats and
Repubublicans, it should rebound
to her credit for it only show s
that she has performed her duties
without partisanship. do not
believe that the people want TO
elect any one to this school posi-
ton who will use the office for
political purposes.
A false impression prevails
that the office to which l aspire
is salaried office. AS l ex.
planned in an interview a few
days ago, a state senator is paid
by the day for the time the legis-
lature is in session and the re-
Enumeration stops with the ad-
journment of that body. 1t is a
great honor and an important
office to the people but it ia not
one on which Al man could sup
port a family.
In the name of fair play and
honorable politics, l ask you to
take this letter with you next
Saturday and if you meet man
who has been influenced by this
Llvesay letter that you show it
to him that he may at least vote
with his eyes open.
With on apology for .his en-
eroachment upon your time, |
am,
Very respectfully,
r. b. WIOAMAN,
Candidate for State Senator
from the 18th Senatorial District.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05
Notice.

First Pub. June 6; Last Pub. June 21.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, has this day filed in the Office
of County Clerk of Caddo county. Okla
homa, his petition and application for
a license to sell Intoxicating liquors at
retail on lot Block 80, in Hinton, Okla.
Unless protest is filed against the
issuance of said license before the 22nd
day of June 1907 said license will be
issued.
HlDated this the 9th day Of June 1907.
d. ID. SRIRA,
Applicant.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05

Voting Places
For Democratic
Primary Election
ANADARKO
FIRST WARD
Inspector: Tom r Richards;
judges: W B Dunlap, j N Cur
mutt; clerks; ED Elms, Carl
Oelke. Vote at office Missouri
Lumber Co.
SECOND WARD
Inspector:L W Tingley;judge
} Fl Harvey. o NJ Topley ;clerks!
j S John, } l. Ayers. Vote at
Fowler Bldg.
THIRD WARD
Inspector: F A Lane; Judges:
Earnest Taylor, William Shoen-
hoven; clerks: W S Freelin, J e
White Vote at lot 21, block 80.
FORTH WARD
Inspector; r B Campbell;
judges; - W Williams, L o Mic.
hols. clerks; j w Priestly, Jas.
Ridgell. Vote at lot 80, block
81.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05
Do Not Heed Plea.

A new soprano was needed to fill a
vacancy in New York church choir,
and there were many applicants. Each
chose her own music, the idea being
to allow the candidates to show of to
the best advantage One young wom-
an sang a piece" which began, Turn
me not awty." She was. notwith.
standing.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-06-05
parnlna Machine.

A darning machine, one which wi.
in ten minutes cover hole that an IN
dustrious woUAn could hardly fiji in
an hour, is a recently invented piece Of
labor saving apparatus.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
4 Practical peace Measure.

The Springfield Republican. comment
ing on the Federal governments lack Of
power to protect aliens in their treaty
rights, asks whether, in view Of the con-
ditions Of permanent alienage likely to be
imposed on the Oriental races resident In
this country, "the United States can
longer avoid giving TO the national gov
eminent the most ample authority to em-
ploy the Federal power to protect aliens
against outTages 10 their persons or prop
erty in any state in the Union?' The Re
publican well says that the grant Of such
power to the Executive would be an in
surance against war worth az least
feet Of battle ships"
Congress has been slow TO act on the
recommendations made from time to time
for the enactment of legislation confer
ring on the Federal government jurisdic-
ton over violations OF treaty rights.
President Roosevelt presented the matter
10 Congress in his last annual message.
and at once aroused a storm of protest
from the State rights element in that
body But the real question IS not one Of
state rights. as Secretary Root has point
ed out. but Of international comfy We
have no business making treaties if they
can be reduced 20 waste paper by local
authorities, and our impOtency 20 guar
antee even the most elementary rights Of
the alien exposes US to constant danger
Of serious international complications.
We have no idea that President Ro0se-
welt will permit the subject to go by de-
fault. as did his predecessors. II he
should insist on the required legislation,
there is little doubt that it would be
forthcoming; and a bracing up Of Federal
power 10 enforce treaty rights would be
Of more practical value in the preserya-
ton of peace than any amount of the
naval maneuveriug for which our jingo
friends are clamoring
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
Woman's Rights and Mans Rights.

There is no doubt that the fair sex is
making very rapid Roadway on its self
appointed road, the goal OF which is alb
solute equality with man. In some coun-
tries. notably Finland, woman has sue
ceeded in getting herself elected to psrlia-
ment, where she is legislating with the
best Of them. Where women are in the
schools as teachers. they declare that
justice demands that their salaries be
equal TO those Of the men They hold
mothers conferences and tell us all about
how 10 rear children: they join secret
societies, and, wearing ornate badges
show the men how it is not necessary, in
belonging to a club, to stay out all night
There Is hardly sphere Of human ac-
tivity in which woman has not thrust
herself; and, once gaining a foothold, she
declines TO be dislodged
We think, however, that the time has
come for man TO raise his voice in pro-
test. Woman has been so successful
heretofore that she is going beyond Tea-
son IN her demands for equality and en-
franchisement. She now proposes to take
into her own hands the question Of pro-
posing marriage. At a meeting of the
Professional Woman's League in New
York City. a Mrs Harriet Johnston Wood,
lawyer, declared that woman is very
much better qualified TO propose than
man is. To bolster up her argument she
dragged in Euripides, Homer, and Shake
speare, all Of whom make some Of their
heroines propose; cited instances from
Aryan and Semitic history, and as a
clncher brought forward the story Of
Ruth proposing to Boaz Here is what
she said during the course Of her speech:
The patriarch age is passing and the amDhnroh
sge is dswuing. When the feminine and masculine
# generic have assumed their proper relations
70 each other there viii be 10 shame in woman
ayoving her love"
OF course, It remains TO be seen how
far the women Of America are willing to
follow the lead Of this blushless female
lawyer but II there is any danger Of such
a theory becoming universally accepted,
mere man might as well take to the
woods Mans Rights Association has
not been formed as yet, but IL Is high
time some one was projecting a society
of that kind The privilege Of proposing
when we choose, to whom we choose, or
not at all If we prefer. is a right in
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
CONSERVATIVE WARNING.
No President Can DO the Impossible,
Whatever His Platform.

From The New York Times.
To both sides. whether calling them
selves Democrat or Republican, at a
time when there IS less distinction than
IS common between those parucan desig-
nations. a word Of warningeis timely
Constitutions may be unmade. Statutes
are no more the last word than COnsti-
tutions. Fiuality, humanity speaking, lies
IN that enlightened public which alone
lends sancGgn TO statutes and Constitu-
tons. And beyond the last word Of DEM
ocracy. true or false, lies the region Of
economies. Whoever IS the next Pres
ideHt. and upon whatever platform. he
cannot enact and execute impossibilities
though he placed them upon the law
books after altering the Constitution.
The employer cannot Increase wages
after his profits cease. as San Francisco
proves to-day. The railways and trusts
must be solved 10 provide the facilities
enabling them 10 accommodate the public
and proportion their prices 90 their
costs, whether the trend be up or down.
Credit may be Frustrated by law. with
the best intentions. but credit cannot
be restored by law. even though passed
with tears after suffering compared with
which the present at It's worst interpre-
tatiOn is ioy
The Washington herald., 1907-06-25
why Japan VIII Keen Pence.

From the savannah News
Any one who takes the trouble to study
the situation can come to no other con-
clusion than that Japan isn't thinking Of
war with the United States. She knows
very well that though she might gain
temporary triumph she would I'm the end.
be crushed. She Is SO deeply in debt now
that it IS all she can dc to meet the in
terest on her obligations. on the other
hand the United States is the richest ma
ton on the globe. Japan wouldn't be az
war with the United States a month be
fore she would be aware Of her financial
weakness. Gen. KUroH. who, only re-
Gently, returned to Japan from this coun-
try, saw enough to convince the japanese
people that they could commit no greater
folly than TO invite war with the Amer
lean people And they have no excuse for
war with this country. Therefore. there
being no excuse, it is safe TO say that
they viii not be guilty Of the folly Of
bringing about war