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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-11
Proposed Central Bank.

onlhcatlon and centralizati ton are going
on in financial circles now" went on Mr.
Roberts, land to an extent not perbans
fully appreciated The great banks of New
York, with their connections are more
powerful relatively now than they would be
with a central banking institution domi-
mated by the government and organized as
outlined below.
bank for the United States would have to
be organized on a somewhat different plan
from the old United States Bank or any
Of the foreign banks. Our existing banking
institutions, state and national, should not
and need not be interfered with The CEN
trail institution should be bank for bank
erS only, and Its stock should be placed en-
tirely with the national and state banks of
the country. Suppose the new institution
shares to be apportioned to state and ma
tional banks on the basis of their capital
Let this institution take over all the funds
of the treasury except the $3.50 0OO 900 re-
serve and the coin held against certificates
Give il authority to issue notes to the
amount of 500. 900. 900 and more under the
tax provision of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many. Establish a branch office in every
city where there is now a subtreaSury and
in other important CenterS, at least one in
each state. Turn over the functions of the
subtreasuries to this institution and have it
handle the receipts and disbursements as
the central banks abroad do for their gov
ernments Confine its lending operations to
the rediscount of short-time paper for it's
own stockholders. Such bank must be
so organized that control cannot pass to a
Treasury Department should be able to con-
troll its general policy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04
Danaef from &c planLI..

There's grave danger nom the pls
sqe o. Coughs and Colds that are ID
prevalent, unless you take DR.. Kine'l
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION
'oughf and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls
OF Forest City, Me-. writes: ~sIt's (;
GodseEd to people living in climsTe
Where coughs ana colds prevail. q
ma It quickly ends them. 1t pre-
entS Pneumonia, cures LaGrippe
gives wonderful relief In Asthms am
day Fever. and makes weak lung
strong enough to ward OF Consume
don, Coughs and Colds. soc an,
Il.Oe. Guaranteed by Smith FhR,
azsY Tfgsl hAtfiS Tree
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04
When a horse Ia 30 overworl, al

=. When horse IL 80 overworked
lies down and IN other WAYS declares
its inability to 20 further, sou woul
consider II criminal to use force
Many a man Of humane Impulses
VINO would not willingly harm a kit
zen. IS guilty Of cruelty where his owr
stomach Is concerned. oYerdriyen
oter"orked, when what 1t needs !
something that will digest the foo,
eaten and help the stomach to recu
perate. Something Ike Kodol For Diva
pepsia that S. sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04
THGAPPRoAcHlNe BONG LEcT
ION,

That bond election comes alonl
gov in the course two weeks ant
the people Of Brunswick and Glynr
county generally are going TO be
called upon to pass upon the mos
important question Of progress which
has been submitted to them In man,
years.
VIII we issue bonds in the sum OF
seyenty-fve thousand dollars for The
purpose Of building a new Glynr
county Jail and for payn&G for the
handsome new court house pow I'M
der course of construction or dll we
have special tax levy iss led for
these purposes?
These are only the poini In the
case Tie county commissioners
and several grand jurl21Rave rec
commended these IMPROVEMENTS.
They are pghias hecesslties and If
they do notI come through a bond
issue which falls upon the coming
generation then it viii come along
as special tax levy and the tax
payers Of the present WIN have to
bear the entire burden Of these bet.
terments
The News most earnestly endorses
the proposed Issue Of bonds and It
houes that the people 10 the euonty
viii turn out On election day and
vote for this splendid move Of pro
gress
In order to carry the bond issue
must receive twothirds Of III regis
tered votes of the county thus alb
sent people, people who have pass
ed away and the natural DETECTING
vote, all count against the move.
ment
1t is a serious matter and one well
worth the thought and attention OF
the people of the community.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04

on the fact that thsoimportyht CUES.
ton Of rapid ssfa1sit and the more
serious ss55ects Of such public utr.
~ as light and water have beer
adjusted along Sroad and compre-
hensive lines as a result Of which
both the city and the citizens will
be the benenciaries
The directorate of the new organ
ization is composed Of the very
flower of Brunswick'ss bushes men;
men whose very names stand for all
that is conservative and energetic
in business affairs. who have made
successes in their own affairs
have the character and the integrity
the grit and progressiveness that
menas so much to Brunswick
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Notlee-

The public is notified that pood
Old drum FISH season has come again
ana that on Friday and Saturday last
there were twelve caught on Cum,
oerland' All parties wishing to 20
day or more fishing please notify
3. J. Ford, or Capt Anderson. OF he
steamer Emmeline. the morning be.
fore wishing 10 start. In order that
the boatman at Cumberland NAV
nave his boat ready and fresh sac
Il hand. LiEes, bait spd boat WIZ
N furnished -nsAt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04

Can you win? You realize that to
win in anything these days, requires
strength, with mind and body Ia tune
A man or woman with disordered d.
ges1ye organs is not in shape for a
days work or a days play. How can
they expect to win? Kodors For
Dyspepsia contains thee digestiv
juices Of healthy stomach and vi
put your stomach In shape to per.
form It's important junction Of sup
plying the body and brain with
szeDgth-building blood. Digests WHIST
you eat, relieves Indigestion, DyspeD-
STA, Sour Stomach, Palpltstion Of the
Heart and Constipation. Bold By ali
druggisfa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ISSUE
OF BONDS.

To the Voters Of Glynn County. Ca:
You are hereby notified tant an
election will be held In and for said
county on the 18th. day of April.
1907, TO determine the question
whether or not bonds shall be issued
by said county in the sum of sew
enty-dve thousand dollars. (s75,000)
Of which fifty thousand dollars. 1850
000) shall be used IN the construct
ION and furnishing Of the county
court house for said county. ana
twenty-five thousand dollars (S95..
0OO) TO he used In constructing and
furnishing a Jail for said county.
said bonds to be paid as follows:
len thousand dollars (S10,00Q) on
January /, 1911, ten thousand dollars
$4,000 on January /, 1912. ten
thousand dollars ($10,000) on Jan.
uary /, 1918: ten thousand dollars
l$1o.o00) on January l, 1914; ten
thousand dollars ($10000) on Jan.
uary /, 1915; ten thousand dollars
tS1o,000 January /. 1916 and fifteen
thousand dollars ($15,000) on Jan
uary !, 1917, at which time said
bonds win tie fully paid off. Each
and all of said bonds shall bear in.
terest from their date at the rate Of
five per centum per annum, such in
terest TO be paid semi-annually on the
first day of January and July of each
year. Such bonds, IL authorized
shall be issued and dated as soon
after they shall be validated as they
can be reasonably sold and disposed
OF
Said election shall be held at sn
the voting precincts within the limits
OF said county in the same manner
and under the sames rules and reg.
ulatfons that election Of officers Of
said county are held
This notice is given In pursuance
OF an order and resolution passed
by the Comm issioners of Roads and
Revenues of said county on the 18th
day OF March. 1907.
g. Miller
j. 3. Wright
w. r. Townsend
}. A. Foster
L, T. Mekinncn
}. J. Lott
r. /, Ratciiff
commissioners Roads and ReVsn.
ues Glynn County. Georgia.
a. o. Townsend,
Clerk Commissioners Roads and
Revenue, Glynn County. Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04
q sUsJEcT or coNeRAruLA
TlON.


The News sincerity believes that
The initial steps taken on Monday
il the formation OF company com.
posed OF the most representative bus
mess men OF the city, to take over
the lighting plants Of the Mutual
Light ana Water Company and the
announcement that another company
y to be formed for the purpose Of
building and operating a system or
trolley lines In Brunswick. is the
best thing that has happened for the
future growth and progress Of this
city in decade For years past
there has been strife and contention
over the questions OF light and water
and trolley lines So far reaching
has been this disagreement on the
part Of the people ana the council
on the oen side and the other. but
The subject has been a bone OF con
tention and an issue in more than
one political contest in Brunswick in
which aerimony and bitterness was
engendered.
The adjustment of this complex
and perplexiug question, at this par
ticular time, is fortunate for Bruins
wick In the first place it gives to
the municipality. at an arbitrated
value. the entire water plant of the
old company and. if properly admin
istered ought to pay the city's water
and light bills and still yield a fair
annual revenue to the city exche-
uuer 1t gives to the people OF
Brunswick a thoroughly equipped
system OF trolley lines and on a
basis as liberal as viii be found in
any city Of Brunswlcl5s size in the
United State thus placing rapid tram
SIT into our hands at the same time
Increasing value OF realty in the city
generally. BY it's operation the price
Of gas. electricity and water will Be
served to the people at a cheaper
rate by a large percentage than has
obtained in the past and cheaper
than is the case in most other cities
in the country save those where
water power is utilized.
1t betters conditions IN Brunswick
for the further reason that under the
old regime, it was only question
Of time when The city OF Brunswick
and the Mutual people would have
been in the throes OF legal con.
test calculated to cover a period Of
i've OF six years, opening new
wounds and causing more and more
estrangement on the part of the lead
ing business men Of the city retard-
ing It's growth and progress for al
lack of unity and concerted action
for it's general betterment.
so. with ~ Of these facts before
ne we cong Assts the cNM 81
Brunswick as q mlnA 10y N
Aha N.aonlo az Brunswick generate
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WANTED,-Person to travel and
collect IN home territory. weekly
salary Of s1,072 per year and ex
penses, address Joseph Alexandez
brunswick, Ga.
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LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
Two dogs, white and orange setter
and white, liver and tickled point.
er. My name on collars. Reward
for information leading to recov.
cry. P, NJ Golden. opera house
building.
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.QNE CENT 4 MlRD
WANTED

WANTED.-A good pQrter hand,
with tools Wages - per week.
Apply to c. McGarvey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04

cLARENcE n. LEAVY, Editor an
Manager. 4
LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr, City Editor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04

FOR RENT Furnished rooms com.
plete. Hot and hold water bath
Enquire at Gil F street corner G.
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FOR RENT.--Nlee furnished room
Apply to 60f Union street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glfun CoHnty.
GIynn County Commissioners.
Tue United States Court Of Bank
ruptcy FOR this District.
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TIE BRUNSWICK NEWS

PUBLISHED DAILY BY
rHE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-04

Commissioners Roads and Rsvs,.
ues Glynn County. Georgia.
a. o. Townsend.
Clerk, Commissioners Roads and
Revenue, Glynn County. GeorgIa.
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Notice Of discostinuaros o. Ads
ana subscr ptIons must os made
susInsss Off l. in writing.
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EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY

Entered at the Brunswicki "a. post
once AZ second class III matte'
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-21
KANAWHA.

Z Mrs. F. D. Page was visiting in
Charleston last Saturday. She was
accompanied home by her brother,
Acguilla Page, and little niece, Win
ME Page,
l.. E. Lewis was visiting his broth
er last Saturday and Sunday.
: Russie Sellers was shopping in
Charleston last Saturday.
Willie Jackson went to Cabin
Creek last Tuesday. ....
iting Mrs. J. w. Page Saturday and
Sunday. ,
Mrs. Adline is on the sick list this
week. Il
Miss c.. b. Page was a. business
visitor in Charleston last Monday.
William Page returned to Mont
gomery last Friday after spending
q week here with relatives.
J. w. Woods and son John spent
Saturday and Sunday at home this
week.
w. NJ. Lewis was in Charleston at
tending to business last Monday,
Mrs. J. w. Woods went to Char
lesion last Monday on business.
Mrs. J. w. Page was visiting rel
atives in Charleston Monday.
+. Misses Cornel1a and Mary F. Page
spent last Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. II. B. Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Crowley IS growing very
feeble.
T. r. johnson left for Cabin Creek
last Tuesday. -.
Larelia Lewis rs recovering from
an attack OF grip. ~. n.
Miss Ivory Woods returned home
from Charleston Monday. s,G ~ y H.
,Rey,5J, w. Page held services at
tBa Ic6href Rgk sun aHy.i -, -;
I 81 Mics sPuseia Sellers spent Sunday
with M and Mrs \. q Iohaae Is.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-21
ASK Mz&NgAE TRAINING GLASSES
Texas Experiment In School Was 4
| - So !? Success s,,> TX a - si 4,

Houston, Tex, Feb T. ,--DEyoting
1the success that has attended: the
manual, labor and domestic science
!, departments Of the Houstoh High
School, the Negroes OF the city areASi
asking that similar departments BE-
established in.on Of their schools
A petition has been presented
Mayor Rice and tho Board OF Goysi-s
missionefsS asking tibet departments
pc opened i'm the eolored school, h,iE
as yet no response has been made.
At the beginning Of, the prsgsnt
scholastic year Superintendent Horn
inaugurat6d classes IN manual train
ing for. the z Boys ana, donasafta
sciences for the girls In the Higit
school. The system has proven i Il
great success, and. at the comIn comm
ment Of this term the colored FOLKS
decided that they woufd ask for tlis}
same. While nome of the city ofacy,H
1als. has. spoken concerning the on
ositton,, It is known from eolored
teachers ,t{hst q ytegattya ans YER has
been returned, BECAUSE the comnis-s
s1oners believes there is not sutffcieaat
money available. 1t Is mot tnsnrtsl,4
APP that, sgne tine next year !. tIia
matter may receive attention. 1. 81
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-21

Negro race, when it comes In its
Hover, Is going to be not a contribu-
t1on OF manual toll nor Of business
shreWdness, but rather of artistic
appreciation and human tenderness
and curious as that. may seem to the
skeptical mind it has been true al
ready in the past. You must not for
get, when you read the romances Of
Alexander Dumas, that you are read
ing the work Of a man. who was at
least half Negro. You must remem-
Der that In the Negro Toussaint l'Ou-
venture you have an unusual example
OF the executive. ability and; foresight
ana complishment, small though
ms stage Of action may have been.
You must remember that In Ira Aid
ridge you have an actor to whom all
Europe paid tribute; you cannot for
get that Frederick Douglass, here IN
the United States, you have a man
that did as much as any single per-
son to make slavery impossible in
this country, and that, yelled from
your knowledge, there. stood a doz-
en- other black men Of unusual abili-
W and accomplishment Not only
mat, but as subtle and far-reaching.
Dlend or blood you have in many
great white men this Negro element
coming in to color and make won
derful the genius which they had---a
fact which was az true Of Robert
browning and Alexander Hamilton
as 1T was of Lew Wallace and Of 4
great many Americans who may
wish to have 1t forgotten.
Surely, In land which processes.
the ideals which this land has so
lopg Drofessed, of freedom, of
peace. Of mercy, there ought to be
found enough Of public opinion to
insist that no number Of its citizens.
and It's citizens, too, by birth and
blood, and toll, be crushed beyond
endurance or kept down merely for
whim and prejudice. The problem
Of the twentieth century is the prob
lem Of the color Hne~.-it is the priyi-
lege Of America to give to the world
such solution OF this problem as shall
prove 1t the world-old problem of
human brotherhood.
or course. everybody had heard the
claim Of Browning and Alexander
Hamilton being part Negro, but
when Or. Dubois called the name of
Lew Wallace each man. looked at his
ne1ghbor with a silly smile" .--
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-21

Che south If Negro Workingmen are
gong 10, be disfranchised and kept
ulslFanchlsed. Today there is a
movement toward immigration In the
South. Ahe Negro is not opposed to
lmm1gration--he is welcoming #
ne Is glad Of the competition; he is
giad or everything that will put new
oiooo into section Of the country
Wmch, God knows, needs 1t. But
tnere is one thing which he asks. and
IhaC IS, when he is put into economic
competition with other workingmen
that he be given the same right that
those workingmen have. TO sun
pose that in the South, working in
competition with Italians and Slavs;
ana the other workers Of the world
that the Negro could hold his own
When he is disfranchised and ipnor-
ant, while they have the best schools
opened to them and votes in their
nands, 1s to think that the Negro can
40 the impossible; and those people
VINO want him to try this are those
VINO do not want him to advance, are
willing that he should be crushed
and leave simply the blood of his
sacrifice and shame upon the history
of this nation
Need Of the College.
The college Is in the last ana1vsis
the foundation stone Of the public
schools. We at Atlanta University
are trying to realize that. We go
not from the kindergarten up to the
college, but from college to the kin
dergarten. We believe it is impos-
sible in the South to have good
public school system founded ~, ~,
grammer school, or to have public
schooI system founded. on high
SCHOOLS With restricted curriculum,
or TO nave q public school system
founded merely on Industrial schools.
or even to hav8dajRub Heuschool sys-
tenn rounded on normal schools We
believe that the foundation OF the
public schools must in the last anaIy-
sis be the higher, broader training
Of the college, and that the college
must teach the teachers and the
teachers M ust teach the children. and
that to the teacher Of teachers you
cannot give too broad and deep
training; that If once we have a set
Of boys and girls In the public
schools Of the South who have good
elementary training, then you can
take these children and give them a
technical training, both in school and
sh9p,Ttthen, too, you can ,,ptek laut
the, talented tenth Of the race, and
send them upward where they be-
long. ..so,,a, -, .giA.l., =. lib.
Finally, we, expect to gain q place
i1gqhnsaan 4SF0thsrhood and HUMAN
respect by woxk.8 q -, 3. $50 }stsI{E Z
too, the eontributioas az Me
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-21
ANDERSON.

= Mrs. Ellen Smith has been slight
ly indisposed the last few days
Rev: D. c.. Deans filed his ap-
pointment here, last Sunday
The Church Aid Society of the
Baptist, church gave delightful
Valentine entertainment last Thurs
day night. The following program
was rendered:
1. L. Opening song-By Society.
2. Prayer,-By J. M: Trice.
3. Musie.-By Miss Cora Brown.
a., Midnight Flyer" by Mrs.
j. A. .Trice
2 s. LET Me See You Smile. -
BY G.. Crawford.
g. Address, Tribute to Women. "
BY E. A. Boiling. ..
Z. Solo, Drifting Apart. BY
Garfield Crawford. ..r
The program was creditab1y rem
dered and very highly enjoyed. ':The
Midnight Flyer" by Mrs. Janye
Trice,. was perfectly executed and
won much applause, With his full,
rich voice, Mr.. Garfield Crawford
fairly entranced his audience The
financial part of the entertainment
was an excellent success. -.
L. Mrs. Cora Freeman is some what
better at this time.
E.. F. Boiling and Augrls Hopkins
were visiting friends in Lewisburg
Sunday. ...
Of RonceVerte, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Crawford has been i'll
FOR the last few days.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-21

he Is SHAT D nErroW and ,prejadtt-
ed 55wOrM deny further progress TO
one and urge forward the other? {,
Is, 3ss Measuring Men. 9<%, XIV
IS II ow, shall we measure the ability
OF mon who are At tx fill Places of
public trust? . BY their wisdom, hon.
Sesty and qualiflca ton, or by the COLI
or, of the skin which covers their
,f&ees? If a b hack facs ts to- be dis
barment from, holding public oftiee
or, spEdvatey trust. theh It were better
that the man with v,the black face
had been left In slavery. It were
;ketter. that Abraham ,Eihcolni>,had
fnot lived and died, that 'eUHcle'
Toms Cabin had not been written,
and that y mericam manhood had not
sacrifecsd itself on thel1aItar of spur
ious freedom. ~ Z ,,E,.. = ~ ,%'.e
! Were the shackles stricken from
the wrist of the, black man IN. 6rder
that they might be placed on 5, his
ambition2 Is it logical, is It Just is
1T. common sense. to-. educate a man
and fit him tor places Of power and
trust, and then say to, him, Thus
far and ,no.Ifurther shall you ad-
vance; turn backward, descend the
ascending path which you have
climbed with SO much effort; the
Star of Hope shines no longer for.
you; travel backward until you
have reached the low level from
whence you, came; remain there,
thanking God every hour that you
are NO longer subject to- q master;
stifie your ambition, curb your aspir-
ations, for, you were created with "a
black face; and. because OF this black
face. you are doomed, irretrievablY, ),
to behold the great things Of life
from affair OFT; 1T is true you may.
have earned some of" these great
things, but. you weres bofn with a
black face ,sHT,% :. :. ~ -.
49,. T., A Bitter Slavery. = =
Were it not better. to- serve one
master, to be his property, knowing
neither hope nor aspiration, than to
be accounted free and feel the soul
grow and expand and urge -. on to
high place, and then have the great
and, cruel master, public prejudice.
close the door just as the promised
land Of victory rises into view?
Many Negro has been, eneour-
aged to climb the mountain OF edu-
cation. allowed to look over into, the
promised land of future, possibilities,
and. then doomed to spend the re-
mainder of his life in the valley OF
despair. T.. -.
"Fle upon such Inconsistency! Let
us once again return to the old truth
Of the survival of the fittest, wheth-
er the ffttest have skin that Is
black, brown, red, white or yellow.
Why is white skin better than
black one? Let us count a man a
man for a that.', .,.,... ..
Read again the fourteenth
amendment, to the Constitution - of
the United States, and then ask your
self, whether this amendment is a
prophecy or hypocrisy? ~
H. Are we as a nation to be hypo-
critics, or are these words like those
Of the Declaration Of independence,
merely prophetic, and suggestive of
generations vet to come, who will be
sincere enough to practice, 3as. well
as preach, liberty and equality" =