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MAKE
APPEAL FOR AID
ASK CITY COUNCIL AND TIE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR APPROPRIATIONS.

Inc folloWing communication has
b presented to city council and
Dbunty commissioners by the
5 Brunswick Rifem4n:
Gentlemen: We, the commissioned
officers of the Brunswick Rihemen,
representing said company, have the
honor to request that you assist us
by appropriating the sum of $25 per
month toward maintaining them
in the present efficient standard.
Our reasons for asking this is as
follows:
i. First-Our monthly expenses are:
Armory rent, $26; 5anitor, SIP; Incl
dentals, lights, water etc, $23 To
tai, $50. We receive from the city
OF Brunswick so and from the
state of Georgia $3.50 Total, $3.50.
second-We are constantly under
expenses, such as buying equipment
for use of company, that is not far
nished by the government This
extra cost we must raise money
from outside sources 10 meet and it
taxes much time and money from
the Individual members, who can
In-afford it,
Third-~e feel that IN contributing
our time to attend drills ana in
keeping up the membership Of the
company, we are doing all that can
be expected Of us, aud shink that
the city Of Brunswick and the county
OF Glmn, who enjoy the protection.
should pay the expenses. When the
company IS called into service the
stale. not The community. pays an
expenses.
Fourth-We win agree TO maintain
the company up 10 fifty wen drilled
and disciplined and fully equipped
men. who can be used ou short
notice for protection Of the city aud
county.
Fifth-We feel that the command
has demonstrated to the satisfaction
of the citizens Of Glynn county that
they are prepared and willing to re
spond promptly to The call o. the
mayor or any other official VINO has
authority to order out the company
Sixth Since the organization al
the company many years ago the
members have spent thousands OF
dollars for the maintenance OF tbe
command. for uniforms. rent. equip
ment. etc. and all they ever received
from the city is The $40 that Tor the
past few years has been donated
monthly The county has given MOTH
ing
seventl-The following yearly
support is given the military in At
lanta-$360 to each company s375.-
600 for an armory and $500 TO take
the Fifth regiment 10 Jameatowa-
$3.50 to each OF the four
teen companies; Waynesboro. a fine
armory and $500 to take them to
jamestown; Augusta, an armory;
Athens, Albany, Americas Macfu
and Rome. each company 5000. Ce-
dartown gives an armory and $l250
per month.
Respectfully submitted
Frank A. Dunn, capt.
(. o. M. Douglas, list 1t,
J. Y, Brame, 2nd TT,
Brunswick Rinemen.
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$4,000

6aZsUOJ
VIII buy nice residence on Rey-
nolds street, close In
ALBERT FENDIG G. CO.
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! INVITE ATTENTION TO THE
DAlNTlEsT STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS EVER SHOWN IN BRUINS
WICK, FRESH FROM THE LOOMS
THE LATEST CREATIONS.
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Respectfully submitted
Frank A. Dunn, capt.
(. o. M. Douglas, list 1t.
J. Y, Brame, 2n3i TT,
Brunswick Rihemen.
Brunswick, Ga. JtGe II. 1907.
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RICE STRAW FOR SALE.

Fresh. bright rice straw in bales
delivered at Hessie's. wharf Brunswick
at forty cents per bale, in lots of 20
to 100 bales. Address J, 7. DENT,
r. r. o. Brunswick, Ga.
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Inlterary OF Recaiveg d Tax Re

turns Dubberiy.
viii be at the following places
on the following dates Go receiv
STATE and county tax returns for the
year 1907:
Sterling, April 6. q. May is.
st. Simon Mills April ). 26. Ma
II.
Brookman, April L., aIay and
81.
John z. Dubberly
Receiver OF Tax Returns for Glynn
County. Ga. ONCE - Monk St.
Brunswick, Ga.
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Moving pictures at king's Oauah-
ters' theatorium, 2Zt Newcastle
street, cents.
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$500.

VIII buy nice two-story house
we'll located, neWlV rewarded 80 by
1870 lok
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We offer for immediate acceptance
10 lots south OF P street at $50 each.
ALBEIT FFNDlG G. co.
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When taxing a drink always seek
the best and the best is Lewis Hunt
eT.
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The ladies Of the Lutheran congre
cation are requested TO meet OF the
house of Mrs r. II. Stahl I09 Rev
nolds street. on THURSDAY afternoon,
june 6. at . O'clock. Business Of inn
portauce.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
BACON RIDGE SNAKE STORY.

Jokes are jokes" drawled the old
postmaster, "but b'gosh. some jokes
are pretty serious"
Who has been playing jokes now?"
asked the windmill agent.
why, Zeke Weatherby, the village
cut-up. Yeou see, stranger, thar was
circus here last week and Zeke
stole an egg from the nest of the big
best snake in the show and put it in
Hiram Hardapple's incubator. The
egg Matched out and the snake swal-
lowed all the chickens. Then, by
heck, he began to grow like 40 and
pretty soon he swallowed the incu-
bator. Then he swallowed the prize
calf and was just about to swallow
Hiram when the hired man speared
him with pitchfork. Yeas, stranger.
some Jokes are pretty serious.
cago Daily News.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
PULLING Down a Pillar.

Hailing with satisfaction the ''im-
provement" in our tariff policy that
will result from wider latitude in un-
LIBERALIZATION, the New York Evening
Post remarks that 'the abandonment
of the old policy (that of attempting
to enforce strict honesty in classifi-
cation and appraisement of imports)
is really to pull down one of the pill
lars OF the protective system" Yes;
we should say it might ultimately
come to that. Correct valuation must
of necessity be the chief support of a
tariff system in which al valorem du-
ties are the chief element. Give the
exporter consigning goods to himself
the privilege of determining values,
and you give him the power to deter
mine what tariff he shall pay. The
main pillar is pulled down.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
Which Is Stunq?

1.-THE German government is to give
United States exporters the benefit of
the minimum schedules of the Ger
man maximum and minimum plan
while the United States simply modi-
fies a few custom house rules and
regulations that bear heavily upon for
eign importers"
This is what the Worcester Post
considers an arrangement which gives
Germany so much the worst of 1t that
it's acceptance is astonishing. 1t all de-
ponds upon the view. Germany want
ed a wider entrance for her competi-
tive products, and that is practically
what Germany gets. What more did
she want? Our compliant state de-
partment could not very well execute
a quit claim deed of the whole Ameri-
can union, but 1t did the best 1t could.
1t went a long way toward guarantee
ing to Germany that it shall hereafter
be permitted to do more, and the mills
and factories of our own country less
of the work which our wage earners
have been doing in the past ten years
of the Dingley tariff. 1t must, indeed,
be an "insatiate monster" for whom
all this would not suffice.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

Carl Miller. aged -. was drowned
while bathing in Shiawassee river.
The sixth annual convention of the
Michigan Rural Carriers association
will be held at Flint, July % and "a.
Margaret Conlan was appointed
postmistress at Munith, Jackson coun-
ty, vice Paul Cross, resigned.
Jessie Van de Bogart goJ verdict
Of $4,000 because she was scalped by
the machinery in the Meaominee
Paper Co. plant.
Archibald ellis. aged so, bachelor,
while assisting in barn raising two
stantiy killed by a beam crushing his
skull.
In stepping from a street car on the
Essexville line, Mrs. George LIE Clair
fell and broke her left ankle. She
claims the car started before she had
time to get Off.
Ezra Clifford. of Bethel township,
was helping to unload a beef carcass
when the team started and he vas
thrown under the wheels and probab-
ly fatally injured.
Martin McManus, aged SO years. of
Bay City, who fell from street car
Wednesday night and fractured his
skull, died early Thursday morning.
He was unmarried.
After being divorced from three hus-
bands. Mrs. Amelia Melissa Shemer.
aged 50 years. took the leap once
more in wedding William Washburn,
aged 26 employed in the paper mill
at Vicksburg.
Sure, stole the horse and buggy,
Sut only wanted to have a little fun"
said 5-year-old Harry Ainsworth to the
Fort Huron police when he had been
captured after an exciting chase. Har-
~ united l.. e. Whitney's rig and
startled pedestrians with the break
neck speed with which he drove about
the city.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
WHAT THE TARIFF is DOING.
II Robs Foreign Factories Of the
Chance of Doing Our Work for Us.

Do you remember how English
statesmen favored the southern Coz
federacy when those states were In
rebellion against the government to
break up the union? Do you know
why England felt so much sympathy
for the Confederacy?
The northern states were for pro-
tective tariff and for building up
American industries. The southern
states were for free trade. All they
wished was to develop their agricul-
tural resources by means OF slave
labor sell the surplus abroad, and i'm
port their manufactures. There Is
where England's sympathy found
such deep root. The cotton industry
of England depended largely on the
success of the American rebellion.
When the rebellion broke out the
cotton crop amounted to from 3,000,-
900 to 100000 bales. 1t now amounts
to from 100000 to 13,500,000 bales.
In 1860 We were spinning very little
south.
Year by year, since the close of the
war, under Republican tariff politics,
cotton spinning has increased more
rapidly than the size of the crop. A
year ago there were $500 spindles
in England. During the past year the
enlargement of English cotton fac
tories has been very great. BY the
end of this decade the increase in the
decade will equal that in 80 years be-
fore.
In spite of the growth in English
cotton spinning there has been great
expansion in America. The south,
which, when the war broke out, had
no cotton factories, now has many.
We are using very large portion OF
our own raw product and importing
increasing quantities of raw cotton.
The increase in value in the year
1906 amounted to $14,500,000 and the
exports decreased $13,500,000.
Cotton manufactures are worth
more than twice as much as the raw
material. Think of that! We kept
at home $13,500,000 worth of our crop
more than in the previous year, and
gave this a value of about 100000, 900
We sent abroad the money this made
and bought raw cotton with it, which
again was worth $30000,000. That is
what the Dingley tariff act added to
our wealth in one year in one indus
try.
Under a free trade policy we would
probably be growing nearly as much
cotton as we do now, but it would
nearly all go abroad to be made into
cotton goods, and for each dollar we
received for the raw stuff we would
have to send out two dollars to pay
for the goods made Of our own ma
terial. If we were all free traders
and sold all our raw cotton to go
abroad We would get at the prices now
ruling $500,000,000 But to get back
the goods made, if we needed them,
we would pay s1,000,000,
Which policy is the best for the
American people?
This is the policy which the great
and good Mr.. Bryan calls the 'robber
tariff" If it robs any people 1t is the
foreigners whom it deprives of the
chance to do work we should do our
selves.-Los Angeles Times.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
Out of the HYMN Book.

A minister having given out his. mo
tees" was about to read his hymn,
when he was reminded or one he had
forgotten. Stopping, he made this an
nouncement, apologizing for his forget
fulness. Then, much to the amuse-
ment of his audience, he began to line
out the hymn as follows:
Lord, what thoughtless wretch
am I!"-Judge.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06

While Conway James and Carl
Daley. OF Detroit, were enjoying a
launch ride on Mace Day lake. their
gasoline tank caught fire and the
craft was soon enveloped in flames.
They jumped overheard and swan to
shore.
Clara Gosh, daughter of a prominent
Freeport farmer, was badly bitten by
a mad dog and will be sent to Ann
Arbor for the Pasteur treatment. She
was picking flowers when the brute
rushed upon her. II is said the dog
ran all the way there from Grand
Rapids, 80 miles distant. A half
dozen men pursued and shot the ami,
NAL.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
Why Not2

"Other foreign countries will in the
near future insist upon our giving
them better tariff rates, or they will
retaliate by putting prohibitive duties
on our imports. Press.
That Is precisely what they will do
Why should they not? Our gifted
state department has advertised to the
world the fact that the way to break
down the American tariff Is to put
up rates and then make few threats
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06

When the COWS came home without
driver, Mrs George Wilcox and her
daughter, of Rochester colony investi-
gated and found MIR. Wilson dead in
the pasture. He was 20 years old.
Charles Johnson, a young business
man, sold a suit of clothes he had on
to Thomas Ewing for 500. The ques-
ton before Johnson was how to get
home. There were no barrels in sight.
Suddenly Chef Nye. Weighing 800
pounds, hove in sight. He wore a rain
coat. Johnson, 165-pounder, Dor.
rowed the macintosh and reached
home in safety. Later he gave a sup
per to his friends to celebrate tie
event.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
Suspicion.

what you want" said the
stranger, "is more centralized form
of government for Crimson Gulch."
stranger" answered Broncho Bob,
don't start anything. Whether it's
in poker game or elsewhere, we're
allus suspicious of man who knows
what We want afore we have ex-
pressed ourselves. He's too blamed
deXtrous. Washington Star.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
Bath Out and In

The Needy One-I say, old man,
could you lend me dollar for a day
or two?
The Other Fellow-My dear fellow,
the dollar lend is out at present, and
I've several names down for it when
it comes back.-Harpers Weekly.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
She demonstrated.

MRS. Small" said the lodger to, his,
iandlady. l thought you didn't allow
smoking in the parlor."
Il don't" replied Mrs. Small
with energy. who's doing it, I'd like.
to know?"
well, if you have time, you might
step in and demonstrate with the
lamp. "-Royal Magazine.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06

Daniel C. Smith, aged 81, and Miss
Henrietta Hill, aged SO, school
teacher, were married in Prescott by
Justice Maurer, in X. o. I. M. hall In
the presence of $50 guests, mostly the
proom's descendants. This is his
fourth matrimonial venture.
Because of the serious injuries sus-
tanned by Florence Ben Oliel, in Ann
Arbor, who was run down by Judge
Kinne's auto, driven by Mrs. Kline,
the invitations were withdrawn for
the wedding of her sister. Miss Daisy,
and,L. II. Cone, and they were quiet
ly<k0arried in private. Their wedding
trip TO Europe has also been indefi-
nitely postponed.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
His, Proper Sphere,

Author-Mary, I've made a mistake,
In my calling; I'm not an author, but
born chemist.
Authors Wife-What makes you
think that, Horace?
Author-Well, every book write
becomes, drug on the market. Royal
Magazine.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
As Indicated.

II saw a rattlesnake Is feet long
this morning" said the summer board
er.
"Heow did yew know ii, wuz a-rattle-
snake?" queried the old farmer.
by the way my teeth ratified when
saw it," replied the S. b.-Chicago
Daily News.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
That Was All.

Henry" she whispered, as though
fearful of the worst, ''do you love me
Tess than fortnight ago, when you
Drought me some flowers or sweets
every night?"
mo, Evelina, no." he answered;
"but payday is yet week off, and
generally get broke about the middle.
Of the month. Royal Magazine.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
A Fine Sport.

Don't you think motoring a fine
sport?" inquired an enthusiast of a
friend.
Rather too fine for me-" was the
gloomy reply. Il have paid away
more than the value Of my car in
fines already"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06
PROGRESSING Some.

The possibilities increase
That this old world will move Alright
We've talked of universal peace
And no one tried to start fight.
Washington Star.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06

Doyle's Goat-What kind of hat
Is that you've just eaten?
Lucullus' Goat - Panama-a.a-a-a!--
Harner's Weekly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-10

Prof. Smith, superintendent
of schools of Scott county, was
with us bright and. early Mon.
day morning with over fiffy Of
his teachers. The enrolment
is over 200 now.
DR.. John Z. Mcconnell, of
Emory and Henry College, has
been with US for the past two
days. He will ais.. a free lee
ture before tho student bodies
one evening of next week.
All members of the Faculty
report excellent work in the
class room.
We are glad to state that
Supt. K ID. Baker and Prof. r.
III Sheppe have recovered from
the effects Of the Fourth. and
are able 90 be with us again.
An excursion Is being planned
for Saturday.
At this writing everything
F Is at work at the Normal.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Head Of State Public School System.
LETTERS, SCIENCE. LAW. MEDICINE.
ENGINEERING,
$40 Covers all Costs
$40 Covers all Costs

10 VTroiniG Students II fees and
tuition iR either of the .fc0deUic
departments; forrest ch0r0es in
the South Acrf session begins
September -. Send Jor C0talOo.
H0gcagd Winston. Registrar.
Ch0rlOffcSriife. Ia
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Many peopls think ALI Tay-
Tor more than the equal Of his
famous brother. Dob

- F(0faI tnknk All A0y
Tor more than the equal of his
famous brother, "Bob."
Roscoe G.. Young was up from
Pennington on the 4th.
Misses BERTHE Kelly and Nam
NE Lou Mays, of Wise, spent
the 4th in town.
c. w Geiger was up from
Pennington on the 4th.
Judge and Mrs. T. VI. Alder
son came down from Wise the
morning of the 4th aud spent
the day.
Taylor's lecture is grand. He
Is a master of classics and
rhetoric
r Il. Flanary. Cbas. I Xii.
gore. G. +. Bruce. -. VI. Wears
and Emerson Kelly. were among
the visitors from Wise Thurs
day.
+ j. Prescott has his arm in
a sling the result of an acct
dent on the 8th in which the
lever of his machine struck his
arm throwing 1t out Of joint.
The following teachers from
/ this place are attending the
/ Normal at Big Stone Gap
/ Misses Mamie Long. Magg &
/ Neel. Mary Fleming. Bcssi,
/ Rush. Harriet Fleming. Bertha
/ McFall and Mr.. Henry Reed
I CiintwoOd Times.
The following were among
T the visitors from Gate City du
ring tine Celebrations MisseI
I Grace and III. r Woodson. $
III. Bond and son. John Brattoi
and $ y. Kane.
You viii get your money
worth ont Of Taylor's lecture
Tech Han. Friday night.
Columbus iast landed: meet
ing "A biz ludiln chief with
package under his arm. he asI
. what 10 was. Great medicine
, HOLSTERS IL oc Ky Mountai
Tea. - said the luiun. 35 cent
"a Tea OrIabicts Hambiin Bros
r. ". Midkin. our star thir
y baseman, returned IS q N q a
night from visit to home
, folks iu Huntington. W. Va
where hc went after the victor
of the ith.
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The Charming Woman

Is not necessarily snc of perfect fo-m and
features Many d plsin woman whU Couid
never serve a. au artists model. possesses
those rare qualities thet all the world "A
niircs ncafue--, clear ewes. clean smooth
ssir AND tHat snri-hthuess ol step and
action that accompany good heaIth. A
rnf-fcaNV vrnk woman Dr. never stffac-
live. not Gwen io hcrscif Electric Eiiicrs
RESTORE efsk Women. give strong nerves
lfi-hteyc- smnot h. NeiNeff SKIN. beautiful
complexion. Cuarsnierd tt]. ~ hcila'-
Drug Store sur.
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SAFE INVESTMENT.

Darby Big Lump coal is now
1925. suppose YOU buy now
and carry Do six months. That
is .O per cent on your money.
besides 10 is perfectly safe to
have the coal 10 won't spoil
or 40 ont of style 40 tons 60
90 out OF car ihis week
ID. &. Wolfe.
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4 ,,srs Of Wise County;
i ve's' snnource msself candidate
Fre.' &c commemorative ATTORNEY
-" COUNTY, aud most earnestly
nc .,ort and Influence OF sli the
'ee - county. IL elected, prom
/ S p eat pon- partisan and ron-sec-
"oss'~.;,i.tration o. the Office IN
IA ~ nv care. r-,,
Yours very respectfully
LArrKScE V. kELLv.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME
A great deal of importance is the
-. @. Spa1di11&

trade mark to every boy, every athlete.
The name stands for the best article man
ufactured for the price-and the price is the
same the world over. The name stands for a
guarantee of the article. it is the seal of re-
liability. Whether yo,A want Balls or Bats.
Gloves or Mitts, we have them, the best at a
guaranteed price
A full line of Tennis Goods, better look UP
your old racket nov if it needs reStrnging
bring it around may be you will find it cheap
er to buy new one.
j. w. KELLY, Druggist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-10
RENE nbor our
Spring Stock

is going fast. BY buying early,
we can give you the same old
price on Cotton Goods. Later
in tho season, they can't be
bought at a reasonable price.
Now is the time to buy your
Persian Lawns, Linens, and
white goods of all kinds.
Our Millinery season has been
the best we have ever had. The
styles and prices speak for
themselves. Come and look
before buying.
j. WI. willis & Co
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Msy Concern a..
.,opth Of June, 1896. IA Wise
'a IL. I announced myself can
n az. r,e,surer Of Wise County. aud
,ser running quietly on the track
90 hope 10 have the full sui !,
go free people in the coming iaii
Yours respectfully.
'io"' !. NJ. SLOAN.