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All for Ice postpaid in order to intro
duce our warranted seeds, and If you
will send l6c we will add one package OF
Berliner Earliest Caulihower, together
with our mammoth plant. nursery stock
vegetable and farm seed and tool catalog
This catalog is mailed free to all in
tending purchasers. Write to-day.
John A. Salzer Seed Co, Box w, La
| Crosse, Wis.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES color
more goods, per package, than others, and
the colors are brighter and faster.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

Let e, Oh endeavor to be OF use to
Himself and others. This is not pre-
cept or a counsel. but the utterance
of life itself-Goethe.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
| Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund money II It fails to cure. E. W.
| GROVES signature Is on each box. 2oc.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For criidren teethinR softens the gums, reduces m
nAmmAton. says pain. cures wind collie 2oc bottle.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

Sometimes a woman's face overdoes
it in the matter of telling her age.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

It's a waste of time to cut the &C.
quaintance of = man who is insult
DrOOf
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13
WORKS IN THE GARDEN.
Eighty-seven Years Old, But Has a
Sound Back.

Robert Scollan. 81 years old, of 55
Garden ST., Seneca Falls. N. Y, a fine,
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

That marriage is lottery,
Is true, I'm much afraid;
But also it's a pottery
Where family jars are made.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

While man wants but little here be-
low, he never gets quite enough.
The Lamar register., 1907-02-13

be careful not to ask for favors to
which you are not entitled.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
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The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
Did You Ever Think

That a kind word put out at interest
brings back an enormous percentage
of love and appreciation?
That, though loving thought may
not seem to be appreciated, it has yet
made you better and Drawer because
Of it? ..
That the little acts of kindness and
thoughtfu1ness day by day are really
greater than one immense act of good
ness once year?
That to be always polite to the
people at home is not only more lady,
like, but more refined, than having
company manners?
That to judge anybody by his per-
sonal appearance stamps you as not
only ignorant. but vulgar?
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25

and neat looking There were four
shafts, and on each one was a power
full spring with square socket key
on each one, so you could wind it
up like a phonograph. 1t had light
canvass roof, and all the rods were
of brass, and the body of the ship
was made of galvanized sheet iron,
with strengthening ribs Of wood on
the inside. Everything was in per-
feet order and ready to "rlse Or fall
| looked at Billie's beaming face
and asked:
"When and where do we rise, Will
liam?"
"We rise just ten days from to-
morrow, at Lake City, Minnesota,
from a place called Maiden Rock,
overlooking the broad and beautiful
Mississippi"
(To be continued)
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
Dear Young People,

I want to hear from each and every
one Of you. Let me know if you en-
joy the Young Peoples Department,
Can you not send me some good rid
dies or problems? Ask your teacher
to tell you some good ones so that
all of the boys and girls can enjoy
them. Your teacher will gladly aid
you in working out some Of the pro-
b1ems in the Young Peoples Depart
ment So write me. Do it now.
Florida Agriculturist,
Young Peoples Dept.
Jacksonville, Fla
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
He Had His Answer.

"'Twas a glorious night, and two
lovers sat upon the c1iffside, with the
eternal ocean flowing at their feet
with a ca1mness and p1acidity that
was appalling. They were looking at
the stars above and he turned to his
girl and said, tender1y:
"My darling, I don't understand
what you can see in me to love me
So"
"That's what everybody says" she
replied
The silence was greater than ever.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
A Few Forfeits.

To kiss the girl you love best with
out her knowing it-Kiss every girl
in the ROOM
To put a book in such a place that
everybody in the room can see it,
except yourse1f-Place it on your
head
To write your name in one letter.
Make large o and write your name
in it,
To tell what letter in the Dutch
alphabet represents a lady Of rank
Dutch (Duchess).
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
The Grafton Improved
Flying Machine.
Bv Chas. B. Hu1ett.
(COntinued from last week.

CONTINUED from last WeeK.)
"You see," continued Billie, "springs
do not weigh much and you can get
very powerful ones in a small space.
You will observe that Our machine
will work on the same principle as
a clock and run just as smoothly. But
on each set Of fans, or propeller,
which are fastened to a shaft, is one
of these springs that is a powerful
spring to each propeller, so there will
be four of them, one for the propeller
above the machine, one for the one
below, and one at each end. All you
have to do when you are ready to
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
Riddles, Problems and Conundrums

Riddles, Problems and Conundrun1s
What letter in the alphabet is most
useful to a deaf woman?
No. 4.
In which month do ladies talk least?
No. 3.
Where was Humboldt going when
he was thirty-nine years old?
Which is the most ancient of the
strees?
No. (.
Which are the most seasonable
Why are lawyers and doctors safe
people by whom to take examples?
No. 7.
What is the difference between a
soldier and a sailor?
No. 8.
Two men depart both from one
place, the one goes south and the 9th
er north; the one goes 7 miles and
the other II miles a day. How far
are they distant at the twelfth day Of
their departure?
No. 9.
When first the marriage knot was tied
between my wife and me,
Her age did mine as far exceed, as
three times three does three.
But seven years, and half seven years.
we man and wife had been,
My age came then as near to hers,
as eight is to sixteen.
(What was each of Our ages when
MARKEDLY
No. TO-
If II oxen will eat 3 acres and one
third of grass in 4 weeks, and 21 oxen
will eat 10 acres in 9 weeks-how
many oxen will eat "a acres in 18
weeks, the grass being allowed to
grow uniformly?
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
Answers to Last Weeks Riddles,

Problems and Conundrums.
No. 1-Becausethey are by two men
(bi-tu-men).
No. 2-Because it makes hot shot.
No. 3-Because he has an attach
ment to carry on.
No. 4-Music
No. 5-Because it is an attic story.
No. 6-Snuff the candle.
No. 7-Cur1-papers.
No. SIT years.
No. o-4 days.
No. Io-I67 sheep.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
A Simple Cure for a Cold.

If you feel that you are taking a
throat, and burning in the roof Of
the mouth, put piece Of white ginger
in your mouth on going to bed and
let it remain until morning, when you
will be relieved.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
Doubt.

"Before we were married you told
me you were we'll off,"
$50 I did; remember distinctly
telling you that"
"You lied to me, then?''
"That would be question in
casuistry. I was we'll off, all right,
but I didn't know it.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
Uncle Charles Proverbs.
Uncle Charles Proverbs.

Some Of us have studied and ac-
quired many kinds of habits. The
only habit the majority of us never
fully acquired to Our satisfaction, was
the habit of getting money.
Phrenologists say, a large ear de-
notes generosity. Now look at the
smile of the benevolent mule.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
Beauty Only Skin Deep.

"Mama," said the baby hippopota-
mus, "they say beauty is only skin
Deep"
"You must be very beautiful"
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-12-25
YOUNG PEOPLES DEPARTMENT
Edited by "UNCIE CHARLES

fly is to wind up your machine and go.
No gasoline, no motor, no fire, no
smoke, but everything all ready to
soar aloft by simply moving lever
"We1l, William, may [ ask few
questions?" I inquired.
"Oh, certainly, certainly he replied.
''When and where do you intend
to build the machine, and how long
will it take? And do you honestly
think, Billie, that you can make a
machine that will fly without the aid
of the ever-present gas bag? Pause,
dear William, for I think, in the lam
guage of the immortal Shakes that
you are mutt1e."
"There you go again. I really be-
lieve, Max, you lie awake nights to
borrow trouble. You have no in
ventive brain of your own, and are
always trying to throw cold water
one any one who has,"
cali right, Billie, 60 ahead and l
will try and give you a lift when you
need it."
"Thers, that's the way I like to
hear you talk, and you shall be an
equal partner, and within six months
we will be literally rolling in wealth
"And experience" I suggested.
"We11, don't croak, Max. You let
your Uncle Billie run this business
and you can hel lp count the money"
For over three weeks [ saw nothing
of Billie except few minutes every
night. He left every morning before
I was up, but at night he would ar
rive at our rooms about eight o'clock,
dead tired, and a perfect sight. His
clothes were saturated with grease
and oil; his face full of CRIME; he
had tried to wash it, but the clean
territory stopped short at his neck,
and his face looked like a cotton BIOS
som on a stove pipe. His hands
were skinned, and two or three fingers
were done tip in dirty waste.
But all things came to an end, and
one Saturday night, Billie bounced in
with wild hurrah and said:
MAX, Our fortune is made. She is
completed"
"When do you intend to sail, Mr.
Grafton?" I asked.
ooh, you dry up. You will change
your tune when you eat your break
fast in New York and dinner in Chi
cago"
ooh, I have done that before this,
Billie, but they were several days
between"
ct mean the same day." he snap
ped, "but I haven't time to fool
around with you tonight, as I am dead
tired and am going to bed"
"Wel1, good night, Billie. Pleasant
Dreams"
1t was simply impossible for him
to go to bed mad, and as he reached
his bedroom door, he turned and said:
MAX when do you want to go
out and see Our machine?"
Tomorrow" I answered, eff you
are not too tired"
His face lit up with a smile, and
with a yawn he replied:
'Be ready about nine, then, and we
will take the car Out to the skating
rink, on Lomax street, where I had
it erected Good night"
Nine o'clock the next morning
found Billie and me at the skating
rink, which was locked with an i'm
prOvised paddock.
On entering the building, the first
thing I saw was large, cigar-shaped
thing, painted bright yellow, and
on the sides were the following words.
in gold and black, "The Grafton Ex-
celsior Flying Machine Co." On the
ton and bottom and at each end was
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27
SUPT EGAN TO
JOIN HIS FATHER
Superintendent Of This Division of
the Southern Sends in His
Resignation.

snpt F Egaa of tLae
ted division oSsas-.~s=
has tenderq
officials o'a
leave next
his fatnerI
America.
This aHuouiCeTnt - saszs5
we'd with regret, not only 49, ~
GERS Of the Southern railway but ~ ht
other railroad men ais well In Octo
'ber last Mr. Egan went to Macon
Ito accept the ofieie of Superintendent
Iof the new division and since thai
Htime ne has risen rapidly and today
Iis Looked upon as one .of the most
competent suDerlntendents in the ser
vice of the company
AS to the real objects m view il
South AmeIica eir Hsan Is stlE q
tbs dark Ftis fatler. JIM ESan
former president and general managei
Of the Central of Georgia rairoad. ha.
the arrangements in hand ami is nov
perfecdug the final "details in the west
For years J. NJ Egan has been ac
lively eneaed 10 rairoa work. bun
whether the Soula American plans
can for construction or NOT, is moi
known by tine Macon superintendent
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A BUSY SESSION
Of POLICE COURT


When Mayor 5ymons appeared in
policA court yesterday morning a
short while after stepping off the
Southern train from Atlanta. he
thought something unusual had occur
red in the cily during his absence
The court room was filled with Of
tenders and i'm all lhere were thirty
two moUrners awaiting trial
The mayor was informed that the
lettering ordinance had been Iigidly
enforced Monday and that accounted
for the unusually large attendance.
One by one the cases were tried
and every one Of the negroes arrest
Cd Monday were convicted The Ones
imposed ranged from one 70 FIVE doll
lars. Those who had oeen in the po'
lice court previously feared worse
while those who have fought say Of
trouble and are not popular In police
circles were let of with small fines
Very near all Of the negroes paid
the fine, the one or two failing being
sentenced 10 serve five or ten days
on the city gang.
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PHILIP 3. GAINES DEAD
Passed Away Yesterday Morning Of
Pneumonia

Passed Away Yesterday Morning Of
Pneumonia.
Philip y Gaies, thirty.eight years
or age. VINO has been a resident OF
Brunswick for the past eight years,
passed away Yesterday morning at his
home icoS Gloucester street, of pneu-
moniA after an illness of a week Or
ten days
The deceased leaves a wife and
three little children, besides q number
Of other relatives, and they have the
sympathy of many friends His father
resides in Oklahoma and was yester.
day notified Of his sons death. Mr.
Gaines was member Of the odd
Fellows and members Of the lodge
have done everything possible for him
during his illness.
1t is probable that the remains will
be carried to Gainesville, his former
home for interment The arrange
.men6NAQave not been completed wait
ing the aHSSal of brother and other
relatives. who SsuSPaected in the city
this morning
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The remains of r NJ Bloodworth
who passed away Monday night, were
last night forwarded 10 Coley N G..
the old home of the deceased. where
the interment will occur today Fun
raj services were held at the residence
on e street and the remains We're theI
borne to The depot, accompanied by
Ocean lodge OF Masons, OF which th1
deceased was member TAe body
was accompanied to North Carolina by
members Of the family
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27

The funeral Of Mrs. Elvira Lucas
whose sad death occurred Monday
night after a brief illness, took place
yesterday afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK fron
the residence Of ner sister. fss
Ludwig. on g street Father bunne
Of The Catholic church, odicia,ed a
the services The interment WIS IN
Palmetto cemetery. The followin+
gentlemen acted as pail bearers J
p. Golden, Phil Goette, Frank a
Damn, Max isaac, Max R. Marks, !
a. Tspksrsisy.
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BIG ROBBERY IS
STILL A PUZZLE
No Clue as 10 Who Stole the Money
From the Chicago sub-Treasury
Last Week

Cnicago, Feb 26.--It was announ-
ced at the sub.treasury today that
no clue whatever had been obtained
as to who stole the $175,0o0 from The
subtreasury here last week Every
effort has been made TO ascertain how
the money was stolen, but the robbery
is puzzlng the detectives and tae Of
hcials Of the treasury
Many believe that some Of the
clerks know something Of the rob
berry and they are being closely
watched, but every man employed
there has reported for duty as usual
and none Of them show any signs Of
fright
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27
HARTMAN AFTER
PRESIDENT FISH
IN Testimony Before interstate Com
rercs Commission he Says he
Msappropriated Funds

New York Feb 26-,E H. Hartman
in HIS testimony today before the in.
ferstate commerce commission, sad
that StuyVarsant Fish was deposed be-
Cause he had misused the funds Of
the railroad Of which he had been
made president, treating the money
as his private property
He added that Fish had deposited
the funds OF the railroad to bolster
the Trust Company Of the Republc,
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APPROPRIATION WAS REDUCED
Only $4,000 Allowed for clubb and
Plantation Greeks.

The rivers and harbors bill has
finally passed the senate. but a num-
Der Of changes were made before it
went through The amount recon-
.mended for Clubb and Plantation
creeks was reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000. while the sum first given 10
the Altamaha, Ocmulgee and Oconee
rivers was also reduced considerably
and A number Of other changes were
made
Whether or not $4,000 will tie suffi.
saiapt 70 deepen Clubb and Plantation
creeks in order to allow the fresh wa.
ter boats TO pass through the creeks
IS not known. but that sum will be
expended and if It is not enough to
complete the work It will be neces
sary to wait until the meeting Of the
mex congress to get another appro-
pFjsI0p.
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SALE WILL OCCUR TO-DAY

Anchors, Chains, saiIs, ETC. Of the
Bark Medor to be Sold.
The sale Of the savings from the
bark Medor, whicn was to have oc-
cured some days ago aud which was
postponed on account of the fire at
tine plant Of the Parker Hensell Engi-
Inering Con9pany~ on the wharves of
which some Of the goods are stored,
Twin occur VaadEerdaS at ] a. m. and
Those who want to pick up some gen
Iuine bargains should be present
The sale viii occur on the wharf
.of the Parker Hensell Engineering
Company and the anchors, chains.
sails. ropes etc, will he knocked
down to the highest bidder
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27
TYPHOID FEVER RACES
AMONG GREW OF
THE MASSACHUSETTS

Washington. Feb % According Z
a report received aere today from Off
GERS Of the battleship Massachusetts
which is now in Cuba. an epidemic Of
typhoid fever is raging among ths
crew of the ship
There have been a large number OF
cases and one or two deaths and it is
feared that every man on the shil
will have the fever
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EIGHTEEN SCHOLARS II
AND ONE or TEAcHa
BURNED WITH @UoL

Montreal Canada, FsDa z6.--The
Hochelaga Prostetant school in 40
city was burned today and eighteen Of
the pupils and one teacher loss their
lives
As soon as the fire was discovered
the children made rusn for the exit
but sixteen Of them with the one
teached were Killed by the falling de.
bris before they could escape.
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WILL ELECT GARRETT
PRESIDENT OF sEABoARD
At A MEETING TO-DAY

Portsmouth, Va. Feb 26.-A meeting
OF the directors Of the seaboard Air
Line will be held in this city tomor
row and 1t is stated on good authority
that General Manager Garrett will
be elected president to succeed the
late presidnt Walters
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27
RUSslA'S POSTMASTER
GENERAL IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Fec 26.-George Won.
the new postmaster general Of Rus,
Isia, arrived in Washington today anu
win be here for several days.
While in Washington he win make
Ia close study Of the postomce regula-
tions Of this country.
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pany was divided as follows

The insurance on the tug Iris was
not included IN the above as the
work of adjusting The damage to the
tug was not concluded yesterday It
Is expected that sne was damaged TO
the extent Of about S2,5oO and that
sum win be allowed by the adjustes
The tug was insured for $4,000
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-27
ALL CANAL BIDS
AGAIN REJECTED
jtis only Announced that Full State
n,ent viii be issued a.
Later Date,

Washington. Feb 2s.-For the sec
ond time. bids for the construction OF
the Panama canal were opened mere
today and again ali Of the bids were
rejected.
The oHicials did not give any req.
son gog turning the bids down, PM
eRiy annespeed thai full i.atsfAshl
F6sld be issued later, -
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SAYS THE SCHEME
WILL GO THROUGH
0as Of The GgIethOrpe Man.
ayers ayers il ii The The CITY CITY 10 See
Work Begin
\ ll'i'1' TODAY
be Rapidly Pushed and the
Alry Win be Made One of
the Handsomest in This Sec
ton Of the State.


c. A. Wood, Of tne nrm of Harvey
Wood, managers of a string OF
the best hotels in the country the
Qaishorpe being among them, aTri-
~ city last night aul viii he
eyeral days
BOD was seen last night at
lethorpe by News reporter
Atalked Interestingly Of differ
Us of interest to Brunswick
he was here at this time
peclfic purpose Of getting
ted on the Improvements
ae on the oglethorpe An
will arrive TO-DAY from At
90 and the work VIII immediately
ln. lie says that this work viii
pushed as rapi 4ly a. possible ana
sn completed the oglethorpe viii
Ahotel Of which any ci,g should
eel proua
Re1ag lYe TO the autom0s ile road from
Neg to RrunsWlck which WIS
stas y Mr. wood. he talked very
I arssEngly and is sanguine that the
undertaking viii be carried success
lally out. Mr. Wood stated that he
had already devoted considerable time
to the road; ,hat be had written au-
mobile associations and county com
laissloners in al coGnie5 along ,he
country though which The road Would
pass and that ne was receiving inc
cooperation Of the public generally
Il Is his pan 10 ct all sections in
crested and tben 10 begin the work
al along the line simultaneously and
ID this way he thinks the road can
G rapidly colnple.ed he says thai
,lany leading automobile associations
and county commissioner have al
ready taken tnc matter up
At present lie Is having map pre-
pared showing The proposed coaI,
which follows the Southern railway
nom Drunsw.ck to Atlanta, thence to
Charlotte. from there to Washington
and on to New York The map VIII
also show the condition Of the roads
al along the line
He is enthusiastic over this propos
ed automobile road and he thinks the
next big automo lie race win be from
New York to Brunswick
Mr.. Wood nas just returned from
Charlotte, where the handsome hotel
s4lwyn was }opened This hosiery
is said to be one of the handsomest
n the south and the opening was a
notable event for that city. At the
ball given on the night OF the open
,ng there were upwards Of 500 peo.
DE in the parlors OF the hotel, which
Is managed by the well known firm.
rns Charlotte papers contained col
tlnns about the building describing
il IN detail
After seeing the improvement work
az toe Oglethorre under way Mr.. Wood
VIII return to Atlanta