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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
MORE BOAT LINES
IN CONSOLIDATION
DUBLIN COMPANY TO BE ANAL
CAMATED WITH ALTAMAHA
COMPANY.

Tho Dupiin Courier-Dispatch of yes
terday contained the following, which
win be OF interest here:
The work of constructing a steiner
fer the Dublin Navigation Company
is we'll under way. Captain j. M
Graham is constructing the boat. The
foundation was laid some time since
and the work Of constructing the hull
is well under way.
As soon as the boat is completed
it will pass into the hands OF the
Altamaha Navigation Company, that
company taking over the Dublin Nav
igation Company. The former enters
a contract to keep one boat on the
Oconee at Dublin all Of the time that
one is needed and to put more boats
here wnen the occasion requires more
boats
In a short time the stockholders of
the Alabama Navigation Company
will hold a meeting for the purpose
of increasing the capital stock so as
to accommodate the Dublin stock
holders
The Nan Elizabeth is now on the
Oconee. but is too large a boat foi
the river at all stages of the water
The boaA now being constructed can
run at almost every stage Of the
water.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
A RURAL ROUTE
FOR ST. SIMON
1t Will Be Established on
Island Beginning on
July 16
THE NOTICE IS RECEIVED
Congressman Brantley Yesterday Re
oeived Letter From Post
office Department Making
the Announcements.

Congressman Brantley has been
sacc ssful in his efforts to secure
ara free delivery for the people OF
st. Simon, and notification was re-
ceised yesterday announcing that the
route would be established en- July
l6 The following letter on the sub
.ect is SELF explanatory
Hon w. G. Branley, Brunswick.
Ca.
Sir: The department is in receipt
Of your communication OF the lIth
inst. inviting attention to the fact
that an Inspector recently visited St.
simon's Island. Ca, for the purpose
Of investigating the feasibility of in
augurating rural service thereon, and
requesting information in the matter.
Replying. YOU are advised that re
port ON the service in question has
been received. from which it appears
that the postal conditions on the is
land will be materially improved by
the installation of rural service. in
consequence Of which orders have
been issued directing the postmaster
at St. Sim0n,s Mills to establish
Route No. j. from this office. effective
July 6, 1907, service to be performed
oaily except Sunday from May l6 to
August 81. inclusive Of each year;
and from September / to May IS in
elusive, service Will be performed on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
In order that soiourners on the is-
land during the summer season may
receive the benefits Of the service,
the customary requirement that a Ger
aGcate De furnished the department
urtor 10 issuance Of orders of estab-
lishment 10 the effect tnat not less
than .hree-fourths OF the total mum
ler Of families convenient for de
livery agree to provide for approved
boxes. has been waived under the inn
preston that no difficulty win be ex-
perianced by the postmaster in fur
ni5AinS such 2elQicate prior TO the
date of establishment
In the event however. that such
certificate is not filed by that time, it
will be incumbent upon this Office to
consider the matter of postsponing
the Inauguration of service to a later
date in order that the department
may be given reasonable assurance
that the route will receive the sup
port Of those residing contiguous
thereto by their having agreed to
erect approved boxes in accordance
with the regulations.
Very respectfully.
(Signed1 c. A. CONRARD.
Acting Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General.
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Acting Mavor Robinaon.

In the absence of Mayor Symons,
who went to Atlanta Friday night 4
attend the unyeiling OF the monumcuN
erected to the memory of General
John b Gordon, Alderman L. A. Rob
insor, chairman of council has been
in charge of the city. and while he
has not had very much to do, at the
sane time he was ready for any
emerge pcy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
MET PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
J. S. Kenan Was injured in States
boro.

j. .. Nenan was injured IN otateS-
boro.
The following telegram sent out
from Statesboro will be of interest in
this city, where Shields Kenan
formerly lived:
81. S. Kenan is confined to his bed
with a dislocated hip, which he re-
ceived yesterday In friendly wrest-
ling match with Mr.. W. l.. Kennedy.
rne two youns men began bantcrine
each other yesterday as to their PROV
ess as wresuers and it ended in their
trying il few falls Mr.. Kenan was
thrown and his hip dislocated. Drs
Holland and Avany gave him medical
attention. 1t is expected that he will
be confined to his bed for several
weeks. Mr.. Kenan is the foreman OF
the Statesboro News"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
ATLANTA MEN ANXIOUS FOR
BETTER GARNIsHMENT LAWS

Atlanta, Ga, May 25.-l%~nta re-
tail merchants want the punishment
law changed They favor subiecting
fifteen aper cent. Of every mans sal
ary The merchants have decided to
ask for legislation along this line a..
the next session Of the lawmakers
Forty-two towns in Georgia were rep.
resented at the meeting AS the law
now stands there is distinction
made in the law 'or men doing brain
work and manual labor The mer-
cnants say the proposed legislation is
calculated to treat everybody alike.
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cur, they can notify the contest de
parueent IN case Of error, make
notification Of same at once A delay
makes it very difficult to determine
the mistake, and win mean 4 loss OF
time ia the correction Of the same.
II has - The case in many in
stances candidates thought
themselve4 Fbrt in number Of votes
that the bS1Ees had not been cast az
all. A person who subscribos is given
the votes to cast The ballots are
sometimes taken for receipts and car
rcd away All slips bearing the
printing, This is a voting ballot;
not to be held as receipt" are
votes, not receipts. These may be
withheld if desired, but in order to
have them counted they must be sent
or brought to tlA contest department
and dropped in the ballot box.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
.TRESTLE BURNED ON
S. AL. BLOCKED
TRAFFIC
ALL TRAINS BETWEEN JACK
&oNVlLLE Amp SAVANNAH
DELAYED sEVEEk ~ HOURS BY
TIE FIRE.

All passenger trains on the Sea
board Air Line were delayed about
eight hours from Friday evening until
4: 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The cause of the trouble was a
burned trestle at point between
Thallman and Jacksonville. in conse-
quence Of which all trains Between
the eight hours named failed TO con
meet
Announcement was made at hle
Oslethorpe Hotel yesterday morn y g
that passengers seeking she ed j.
connection had better NJ take the
train because Of the rokle
The burning was suppl sed to have
been due to a passing "A Acomotiye ig-
hitting the trestle, and otAside of its
destruction no other damaAe was sus-
tanned
The trains were moving on%be line
as usual last night. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
MAY GUT OUT ALL MEcKwEA8.
Cunkards On the Point Of Issuing
U<ase Against The CraYat.

Los Angeles CAL, May "a -'Wo
advise our members against the wear.
ing Of necbties and fashionable hats
yet we do not see our way GEAR to
make this a test Of fellowship. A.
the same time we urge our memb ars
TO guard agains. giving ofcasc, ac-
c5rding to Romans j. 10 and Firs;
Corinthians y. 32-34. This recon-
mendation made by a Standing conl'
mittee Of the Dunkard national con
ference was rejected by the body q
the house yesterday because it wa
not strong enough. 1t IS possible
that the Dunkards may pass rulf
before the close Of the session max
ing the wearing Of a necktie baT &c
membership.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
On the Ways.

The Cumberland line steamer En-.
incline is on the marine railway OF
the Parker-Henseu Engineering Com
pany undergoing a number Of repairs.
She will come down Tuesday or We'd
nesday and viii be in frst-c}ass con
dltion generally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
Those In The News Contest
Given Opportunity 10
Secure More Votes
THE RACE GETS INTERESTING
All OF the Contestants Are Given
Good Chance to Secure Many
Additional Votes This Week
by a Little Work.

by Little work.
Beginning tomorrow. May 81, and
ending Saturday evening, June lse
Th News has made a special offer
in connection with its $l,650 contest
which is sure to meet with the cor
tQstants approval
Each candidate who brings in FIVE
new six months subscriptions for the
News ON or between the above men
toned date will be given an extra
vote coupon of 1000 votes. This Of
fer is for one week only and should
be taken advantage Of from the start,
as it will not be repeated II a CON
testant SECURES new yearly sub
scriber 1t will count as two for six
months, and every set of five new
SIX months subscriptions will entite
you to 1000 extra votes.
This offer is made, not to help
any particular candidate, but 20 give
all an equal chance to increase their
vote totals and to lay in a good re-
serve for future use. IL a contestant
desires to win the line $3.50 automo-
bile or one of the free tours to the
Janastown Exposition tbis week
they can easily get five sets Of five
new six months subscriDtiong if they
try, which will entitle them to 10 900
extra votes.
Many a. complimentary remark has
been heard I'm reference to the
pro2ressivcness and iberality of The
News in giving away the fine auto
mobile and also of taking upon it's
shoulders tbe duty OF sending four
young women of Brunswick and VI
entity ON extended tours to the James
town Exposition.
The undertaking. while colossal in
way. has won instantaneous fayos
with the uubljc which is ever ready
to arasp n novel ldea such as this
and see to if that the proper assist
ance is lent to make the proposition
self.sunnor; ;pp
There have beon . few complaints
received AZ tbe News office tbat SIM.
ecrjhers have not gotten their naners
nromnuv This o. nartiauv due to
I tne large .amount of business beine
received tbas causing DELAY and
nartlv 10 the fact that few cand,.
dates do mot remit tbeir suhscrintione
but once everv fol,r or 1--WE davs II
1,bscrintions are sept in nromntIv
tho vores win no iesuad and oitber
uoped or returned at once The ma.
ner will tben he started to each sub-
scrihar ae soon "a nossibla and be
can tbue ha oettino hid manor and ha
savlng tbe one.vote connor which an.
noars in each iseua
But five weeks remain in the great
con+es+ ana ,ba vorv R,oet snould he
made of Tho limo THO hallotinp is
stoaduy incraaeino and those who
fai, to aat . start m the contest With
N ,bn 3ovt ~, ~, A., davs viii he
e,owod pndar hv tho avalanche If
counons which .ro racoiged daily
cor i,,o tbo tray yorl ,,ord eae
,o,,r fr,onda and ro1att,os IN roysr.
enoo 80 ,,o.,r oana.oac. and Won win
oa ,nocc tho nrincinal I'M, winners
49,
-,.... H.. =.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
CROWDS ron CUMBERLAND.
asnager MiileT's Roseelry VIII Short
iy Be Filled.

-'I4I''J-I fFIIIT~f . IIoatIIIJ " " DIIOi =
iy Be Filled.
The pccr'e have begun TO arrive at
Cumberland and within the next ten
days 1T is expected chat tho popu.ar
resort will be crowded
Several large parties from Macon,
Atlanta Chattanooga and other cities
have engaged accommodations for
the first week in June anu the largss
crowd Of the season will be at the
resort from June Is to July J. Man
ager Miller says that every indica-
ton points to big season at Cumber-
land.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
gRANTLEY MADE ADDRESS.

Spoke at Closing Of Schools in Val-
dosta Thursday.
Congressman Brantley was the
orator at the commencement exer-
cises Of the Valdosta High School
Thursday night. IN an account Of the
exercises Congressman Branuey is
referred to as follows:
"rhe feature OF the exercises to-
night was the address by Congress
man W G. Brantley, MT. Brantley
.has never delivered literary adj
dress here. but he has proven a very
s-rone speaker n the polite field, and
the people were a2zious to hear him
On literary lines
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
% PERSONS TO SQUARE MILE.
Remarkable Growth in Population ir
q Hundred Yeara.

a Hundred Years.
Washington, May PA statistical
abstract issued by the department Of
aomrieyce and labor shows that in
Continental United States the popu-
latiCL to the square mile has grown
from G1-2 persons in 1900 to nearly
rs at the present time, and The per
capita Of wealth, which in 1850 was
$307, was in 1904 $1,3l0
The publication shows an increase
in cotton production from l55,5oo
bales in 1900 to 11,S33,OOo bales ia
-t.OG.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
TWO Boats OF Sunday Schedule.

The boat advertised to leave the
city at II o'clock for St. Simon and
the one scheduled to leave Ocean
Pier at nine O'Clock tonight have been
called off FIR today. Passengers viii
please be SO governed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
2abcock, Dispatch Prints
Paper Now al Speed Of
1900 Per Hour
It PRINTS, CUTS AND FOLDS


During the past weel Of
skilled machinists, unS al
rection Of j. II. schroe tbe
head Of the wen known fl l. q J. IL.
Schroeder & Bro. one Of be souths
leading printing press rms, has
been busy in The News ress room
ing hing a handsome neH Babcock
M press, which Va used for
The first time Friday night gkhe new
machine, which is the speediest press
in this section of the State, is now
in perfect running order and delivers
the papers in metropolitan style,
printed. folded and ready for the
carriers to deliver
The News, some time ago found it
necessary to purchase this new press
in order to meet It's growing circula-
ton. The old press, which did good
service in Brunswick for more than
twelve years, has been shipped, and
Is replaced Dy a new, moeern, up-to-
date machine. wlich has speed OF
$500 papers per hour Later the
News hopes to arrange to run it's new
pres in the afternoons for a few days
SO that its patrons can see 1t in Sper-
alton.
Mr. Schroeder who erected the
| press and put it in operation, is Ger
tanily a skilled workman. and it is
doubtful if he has an equal in the
entire South lie understands cvcry
bit Of mechanism in the intricate ma
chine. and the work that ne has done
in erecting The News new press has
really marvellous. lie has spent
nearly his entire life in the printing
business. and is now at the head of
one of the biggest concerns in the
South He is kept busy all the time
putting these big and powerful ma
chimes in operation, and that he
knows bis business thoroughly was
demonstrated in The News office dur
ing the past week
1t is with a pardonable degree OF
pride that The News makes announce
ment of the arrival Of this new ma
chine, but it is a piece of machinery
worthy Of mention Nothing like It,
in the line Of printing press. has
ever been seen here. The old Gus
tom of folding papers by hand is abb
solutely done away with, as a hand
some Dexter folder is attached to the
/ press. This machine, which is sepa-
rate, was also installed by Mr..
Schroeder, and he put it up with the
same skill and dispatch as was dis
played IN the erection Of the new
press. In fact, Mr. Schroeder under
stands thoroughly anything in the
printing line, and The News compli-
ments him on the excellent work he
has done in The News office.
With its new press and folder The
News is now in better position than
ever to continue to give the people Of
brunswick the best paper they have
ever had
We have other Improvements under
way, but they are all being made to
meet the demand Of advertisers ana
subscriber and following our GUS
tom viii not be announced until they
arc here and in actual operation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
Lutheran Church.

Divine worship conducted by pas
tor Nease at s p. M; Sunday school
at 4 D. m. Services are held in hall
over Adderby'Sasto 2O2 Newcastle
street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26
TO HOLD SERVICES ON DECK.
sosmen'e Mission to Establish Unique
Pfe.edsn. Toaay.

Precedent Today
The Soamen's Mission will conduct
a meeting this afternoon on the deck
Of the schooner Pendleton Brothers.
which is lying near the foot Of
Gloucester street.
The meeting VIII commence at >
o'clock sharp. and it is hoped that
all those who are interested in the
work CT missions will be present on
this occasion to assist in the service
Of song.
The captain Of the. schooner wiz
welcome all on board.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-26

WIN A PRIZE IN THE
NEWS VOTING CONTEST
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-02
IMMUNITY BATHS.

Under caption Chronicle perth
nently
The policy adopted prominent evil
doer
the settled policy OF the United States govern
shipments for which the celebrated
Standard OIL the Chicago and Alton
participant In the crime but the STANDARD OH
popularity supposed apiece than the
Chicago Alton Railroad and their prosecution would
attention.
the immunity bath and the
oil the big fine.
all parts of the country to sae
nee everything to conviction of rich
classes OF TO grant Inn
participant crime conviction of his partner
In guilt
The objection this city elsewhere
$ that A Is too one-sded.
morally degraded than those
who bribed them.
Except for The bribery citizens.
contemplate and degraded
There good o feeling THE DsHoNoRs SHOULD
HAVE INDICTMENTS SHOULD HAVE BEEN
FILED PAIRs-oNE BRIRRR AND ONE BRIBED.
NECESSARY TO GIVE ALL THE SUPERVISORS M
MuNITY NDICrING ALI THOSE EVEN
MOST REMOTELY CONNECTED WITH GIVING BRIBEs
and strength.
II man indictments against him and
morally certain that nothing will be done about
the other indictments
prosecution has shown and
improper png
with paying
a rotten supervisor dissorge of his loot
Examples least Of selected specimens OF both
classes .>.. -....
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-02
A Certain Cure for Croup-Used for
Ten Years without a Failure.

Mr.. w. C. Bott, a Star City, Ind,
hardware merchant, Is enthusiastic
in his praise of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. His children have
all been subject to Group and he
has used this remedy for the past
ten years, and though they much
feared the Group, his wife and he al
ways felt safe upon retiring when a
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy was in the house. His oldest
child was subject to severe attacks
of Group, but this remedy never fail
ed to effect a speedy cure. He has
recommended It to friends AMI
neighbors and all who have used It
say that It is unequaled for Group
and whooping cough. For sale at
DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-02
UTILIZE THE HIGH SCHOOLS.

advocated the normal schools OF
training school teachers for
he country = meeting with favor.
doing this work and In
the
schools WHY SHOULD USED?
In training teachers Will be organ
The city superintendent Will
have personal the class.
deal because there VIII
teachers trained these high schools WHO
ALWAYS TEACHING THE RURAL SCHOOLS.
training the high schools OF the
the trained city superintendents
VIII arc employed high schools.
The country The OF the self
teacher the crammed teacher Will soon
be over PROFESSIONALLY EQUIPPED TEACHER MUST
PLACES
The accomplished result II II
high school
state helping the highly equipped normal school
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-02
THE METHODS OF VIOLENCE.

II be gambling criminal elements at
backmang scheme against Mayor Lane 1T
WuLREACT AGAINST THOSE ET ENENTS.
similar elements that demand wide
the Infamous crime against
sheriff Brown DEATH BLOW TO GAMBLING in ORE
Crimes Of the whrlwnd, for
a nquly they Will
brought low.
Will far to convince the people In
hat VICIOUS ELEMENTS DO
OFFICE.
alive will to the wide
elements who do not want
a the laws,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-02
PLEDGES
NOT TO
BORROW
AIaSka.YukOn.P Exposition VIII
Not Ask for Loan From TnCIe Sam
desires Government Participation
0nly--Puts Section In Bill Which
Makes Congress Immune From
Touch
Special Correspondence:


Seattle, Oct. 2.-The manage
ment of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition will not ask congress for
loan, nor will 1t request and aid
further than an ample appropriation
for Uncle Sans participation. A
section pledglng this policy has
been inserted in the bill that will
be introduced at the forthcoming
session of congress. 1t reads as
follows:
"That the United States shall not
In any manner or under and cir.
cumstances make any loan, directly
or Indirectly, TO the Alaska-Yukon-
Pacific exposition or for the benefit
OF said exposition or for any of the
purposes thereof, and shall not ap-
propriate for any purpose whatso-
ever in connection with said exposi-
tlon, any sum OF money other than
that provided for in this act. the
management OF said exposition hav-
ing expressly declared that It will
not ask or accept from the United
States any loan or funds for any OF
the purposes OF said exposition, and
that II will not ask or accept from
the United States at this or any
future session OF congress any APP
preparation whatsoever in connec-
tlon with said exposition other than
that appropriated by the provisions
OF this act"
The exposition oficlalA have new
er contemplated asking the United
States government for money TO
help them in constructing the build
ings or carrying on any OF the work,
nor have they ever thought It would
he necessary at some later date TO
request loan. But there has been
so much unfavorable talk through
out the country In regard to expo
sltlon appropriations created by the
large sums given and loaned to the
jamestown exposition that IL thought
best to commit the policy of the
management by putting the above
section In the appropriation bill TO
assure congress of the sincerity of
the people on the Pacific coast who
are behind the 1909 fair.
Former exposltions have been
aided in many different ways. st,
Louis and jamestown received gifts
and loans in addition to the money
expended for the government build
ings and exhibits. The sum OF
81, 100000 was donated by congress
for the Louisiana Purchase exposi-
tion corporation to expend under
the direction of a national commits
sion. Later st. Louis needed more
funds withe which TO finish the
grounds and buildings and congress
came to the rescue with a loan OF
$4,000. 900. The loan was paid back
At different times the James
town exposition obtained donations
amounting to about $50O,0O0 and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-02
THE RIVER OF REST.

o the river of rest with tides that sweep
BY the bloomy marge of the shores of sleep;
Thou river flowing by vale and hill
In the lotus land of the Heart-Be-Stil
Shadowy armies of young and old
Are yearnng there for thy sweet enfod;
Yearning, longing, and calling thee
To sing to them and to set them free.
o river of rest where knows
The silvery way that your water flows
In youth, in life, in hope, in cheer,
In days of daring and nights of fear.
Hearts that beat in the human breast
OF time are batipg the tune of rest,
And love is singing to love: Some day
On the river Of rest we will drift away"
O river of rest o beautiful stream
with tides that flow to the of dream
white-hared women and feeble men,
BY streets of cities and sylvan glen,
Morn and and all day long
To soft susurrus OF golden song
Are calling thee thou callest them,
To blossomed meadows thy waters hem!
o river OF rest, the old reclne
on the mossy banks OF those shores of thine;
Gray as shadows and soft as shade,
They people the slopes OF the hill and glade,
Waiting there through the restfu years
For loved who went In the mist OF tears
And came not back and Will not come,
To hearts that grIeve and lips grown dumb.
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