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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21

Everybody. in Duluth is
noticing ltI the wonderful
growth of business at The
Columbia: :. It didn't take
the people of Duluth long
to-. find out that we run, bus
mess in "a different way.
Our one7price system .ap-:
peals to them because it's
the only honest system there
is. Our prices are decent
and all marked in plain fig
ures. We have shrewd buy
ers and you don't have to
pay for their mistakes.
Working shirts that. others
get a dollar for we sell for
90 cents, fifty cent ones for
40 cents cents and so on.
All in all our prices are
about. ten per cent lower
and you don't have to be
a privilegedacharacter to get
tn the lowest price. -. ~. ~
~ New suits, new: coats, new
shirts, new underwear, new
hats and new. shoes for Fall
1907 are now ready. for you:
Come in: and have a look. /
COLUMBIA CLOTHING CO.:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21

Mr.. Union MAJ: Notify your groo.
er that tho Bell phone u Unfair.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-21
"RaffIes" Makes the Gentleman Bur
dlar the Central Figure.


Odd in title, and fully as unique In
character and as intense in interest.
is "Raffles. the Aamteur Cracksman."
No play In New York last season at
tracted as much attention as this one.
1t was given at the Princess and Sa-
voy theaters 200 times and was the
only drama of the year to pass the
double century mark in the metropo-
lis.
"Raffles,' as is generally known, is
a fascinating study in criminology,
based upon E. w. Hornung's exciting
series of sketches published in two
volumes under the titles Of "Raffles"
and THE Amateur Cracksman."
1t is play that strongly brings out
the old saying, that "All the world
loves, rogue!" 1t is a production that
pleases. and as somebody said it tends
TO bring you back and you hear the
call of the wild. Will be at the. Ly-
ceum, Monday and Tuesday, septem-
Der % and "a.
William Dale, the great juggler, will
snow you how easy it is to juggle and
sing and dance at the same time, His
act has caused many comments all
along the line. He will be seen with
the Jolly Girls Company" at the
Metropolitan this week. Edmund
Hayes, the wise Guy" the great
preambulating fun factory, never
falls to keep his audience in tumul-
tuous laughter all the time. He will
be seen In the extremely funny two
act comedy, "A Wise Guy" He is ably
assisted by Miss Stella Gilmore, his
leading lady, one of the most beautiful
ladies in burlesque. There is fine
vein of satire running through it and
surprises and novelties crowd each
other throughout the two sidesplitting
acts. Mr.. Hayes is supported by a
company of fifty. which. includes. a
chorus Of twenty bewitching beauties
whose. singing and dancing abilities
are far above the ordinary They
know how to pose and wear stunning
costumes most gracefully and form a
delightful background for the clever
star.
Other. special features are intro
duced during two acts and include the
International Entertainers, Archer,
Ladelia and Davey-a trio of sensa-
tional acrobats, and the dashing SOU
brette, Miss Harriet Belmont. A visit
to the theater will not be amiss.
Enough said.
The grand old favorite, I'm Old
Kentucky" is renewing old acquaint-
ances at the Lyceum and it is said
that the old play is better than ever
this year and crowded houses are the
rule. I'm Old Kentucky will be the
bill tonight and tomorrow matinee and
night. Sunday the popular Mack
Leone players will return for mat
inee~ and night in a. grand revival of
Richard Mansfeld's first great sue
cess, prince Karl" at the popular
Mack-Leone prices.
On the 23rd and oath Of the month,
S. Miller Kent, in "Raffles." will hold
the boards for two performances only
and the Lyceum patrons will be
pleased to know that the prices for
this we'll be known star and play will
~ fc %@
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
NEGRO MURDERER
CAPTURED HERE
WILLY WHITFIELD, WANTED IN
GREEN COVE SPRINGS CAUGHT
BY CHIEF OWENS.

Sheriff James Weeks Of Clay coun-
ty Florida, arrived in The city yes
te-day morning and left later in the
day with Willy Whitfield, colored,
in custody, and in him he has a muir
dered who is badly wanted in hil
county.
Whitfield, several months ago, shot
and killed JolAl Scott, another negro,
at Green CoyS Springs, the county
seat Of Clay He succeed in max
ing his escape and has since been at
liberty A few days ago Chief OF
Police Owens received a letter from
Sheriff Weeks, asking him to look out
tor the negro, and it was only few
days later that Chief Owens sue
ceeded in landing him He was
caught at work on the bay.
When first arrested Whitfield
claimed that he was innocent and
said that he knew nothing Of the
case, bus bcIo9e leaving the city yes
terday ne made a confession, stating
that he did rot intend to shoot that
negro 50 hard. .
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
THIEVES MADE BIG
HAUL At COUNTRY
STORE
SECURED A GOOD AMOUNT OF
CASH AND MANY GOODS AT
WARDS STORE NEAR TAYLOR
COOK MILLS.

Thieves are getting busy now on
the suberbs Of the city, one or two
robberies having been reported re
Gently.
On Tuesday night they made big
haul when they visited the store Of
Sam Ward, located near the Taylor
Cook Mills. The store was entered
and ransacked by the thieves and
they succeeded in making q prettt
good haul.
Being a country store. or course il
was not very securely locked up and
the thieves found but little trouble
in breaking through the window
After getting in. they secured an in
strment OF some kind and broke
open the safe, securing $50 in cash.
which had been left there by M
Ward.
The thieves then took as much as
they could possibly carry away. In
fact it is thought that they probably
had a dray to repaaNs sthe goods. They
secured grocc~ies. shoes, dry goods,
etc.
The robbery was discovered when
slr. Ward opened his store yesterday
morning and there is no clue H9',pf-
ever as to the guilty paTti4s.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
NATIONAL GUARD To
ASK FOR A BIG
AMOUNT
AT CONVENTION IN BOSTON CON-
GREsS WILL Be ASKED FOR
AN APPROPRIATION or FIVE
MILLION COLLARS.

The following is from the Atlanta
Journal of yesterday, and viii be OF
interest in the military circles of the
city generally:
Adjutant General Scott and other
members Of the Georgia National
Guard will attend tho nnual conyen.
tion OF the National Guard Associa
tion OF the United States, which be
gins in Boston on January 18Th and
continues for three d VS..
At this convention much important
business will be transacted. chief
among which will be the adoption OF
resolution asking the present con,
gvess TO app opriate the sam OF So
0O000o Tor the purpose OF arming,
equipping md training the national
guard. AT tho present time the ap.
preparation IS but $2.0OO,0OO a year,
which is declared it, totally made.
quate-
The National Guarl Association OF
the department. II is a case of the
officers OF the national gu I'd and tie
war college is composed Of the off
GERS of the war department 1t is
q case OF the regular army being
opposed on the que ion by The Off
GERS Of the state traops o. national
guard A lively meeting is antic. pat
ed ut the Boston convention and the
rules VIII have consideraDl9 Influence
with congress IN tne making of laws
on the subjects dlscusssed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
RECORD MONTH is PROMISED
DURING LAST MONTH FOR
SELLING WHlsKEY.
SALOON MEN ARE ALL READY
They Are Not Ordering Any More
Goods And Arc Prepared to Close
Their Places on the First
Of the Year.

Brunswick's last month as a wet
or anti-prohibition city has beea
ushered in, and in less than thirty
days time the various whisky estab-
lishmentg and saloons will have
closed their doors and passed out in.
70 history.
With this future condition a deter
mined fact the final months trade is
increasing rapidly and the annual
Christmas sales win be only a small
factor compared to the large orders
that win be booked in the remaining
days of grace allowed the patrons OF
this particular class OF industry.
Although whiskey dealers claim
that it will still be possible for Id
uoss to be received from Jackson.
Vile and other cities almost us easily
as before, there are many anticipa.
tive orders that viii be sent in for
deliveries On the last days OF the
month.
While dealers and saloon men de.
clare that no extra stock is being Sc
cured for the short period before pro.
hibltion becomes q law, it is believed
that practically all; if not entirely all
OF the stock Oh hand Win be sold out
before midnight December 81. The
Dealers who intend to move their
headquarters to other cities that are
not in the prohibition class win have
little stock 10 carry with them to
thei. new locations
1t is reported that there is a sur
ficient supply on hand to meet the
demand One dealer, however. says
if this supply should run short this
month. no effort would be made 10
secure additional stock, but that his
establishment will be closed the day
that his stock runs out. whethe- be.
fore December 81 or not. 1t is un-
derstood, however, that there arc
supplies available to run through tho
month.
All d~Id dhSShlehtS, WIN only rev
exceptions, have been made for the
closing Of the buildings as Whiskey
establishments anu their subletting
Or renting for Other purposes. All
of ING buildings will have other ten
ants by the first Of the year. IS be-
lieved 1T the present time there
are only two or three places thar
have not been rented. Negotiations
are now under way for the leasing
Of these places and it Is thought that
the leases viii be signed in few
Gays. Many of the rental contracts
wero signed two or three months
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
CLAY WILL ASSIST
DRY STATES TO
keep DRY
THE GEORGIA SENATOR INTRO.
DUcEs SOME BILLS IN THE
SENATE TOUCHING UPON THE
PROHIBITION QUESTION.

Washington. d. c.. Dec. 4.-Senator
Clay introduced three bills bearing
upon prohibition, and declares that
two df them viii certainly be passed
by the senate. in his opinion. The
~ pse of the proposed legi4lation is
8afeguard dry states and counties
gainst the Importation OF liquor.
n The first bill proposes TO give the
states police powers over
whisky Immediately it reaches dry
ground; the second is mcdeled after
the Bartlett bin to prevent the is
suance of Internal revenue license
in places where tho sale has been
prohibited by state law; the third
proposes to prohibit the transpoTta-
lion Of delivery Of whiekey from q
wet to a dry state.
The last bill Is generally regarded
as unconstitutional, and little hopes
is entertained for its pa sage.
Seeks To Get More Money.
Witha view to developing discrim-
nations by the treasury department
against The south and west Ia the
distribution of government money,
Senator Clay introduced a resolution
calling upon the secretary OF The
trea4 4ury as to the amount OF govern.
ment funds deposited in each and
every national bank.
There is . belief amounting to con
yiction that the treasury department
has been discriminating in favor OF
New York in the matter Of money,
and The information. il It IS given,
will develop the fact.
Should It be shown that New Yo.k
has been unduly favored he demo
Gratis WIN be Joined By many western
representativos in damanding lcgisla-
ton requiring ,hat the government
money be equally prorated among the
several states o. the union
Bills p-ogia.n@ foe the erection OF
new postomces at every county site
IN the flith cong sssi9nal di trict was
loday introduced by Congsessman
Livingston
The cities named are Falrburn.
Jo1esboro, DouglasYil!e, Conyers
Coyingston Monroe, Decatur.
Al Of the cities are served by
third cNss offices and it has hereto
fore beeNsbaa. cusom to limit build
appropriations to $3.50. 'Liyingston
viii. however ask for $4,000 fol
each city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
EAGLES ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
QUITE AN INTERESTING MEET.
ING WAS HELD BY THE AgRlE
LAST NIGHT.

The Glynn aerie Of Eagles held their
weekly meeting in their haH last
night al which occurred the annual
election Of officers. For some Of the
places thee was opposition and sew
eral lively contests occurred. The
oficer8 elected for the ensuing yea.
were.
Past worthy president. S. Leglson,
Worthy president l.. Ludwig.
Vice President Phil Keller.
Chaplain. Joe Phelan.
Secretary, a. NJ Lorentzen.
Treasurer, HerberG Miller
Inner guard. w T. Nicholson.
Outer guard, Charles Stark
Trustees, Fred Higgins, J. f
Morgan. r. ~. Peters.
Aerie physician, G. W Blaaton.
This lodge, which is one of the
newt in the city. IS now il a flour
izbins condition and has ar anusual-
~ large number Of member The
past year has Leen a most successful
one with the aerie. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
CRIMINALS IN
SUPERIOR COURT
NUMBER OF INTERESTING CASES
WERE DISPOSED OF
YESTERDAY.
CLEARING AWAY THE DOCKET
ea'y a Few More Gases Remain and
Judge Parker viii Only Have
Civil Business at Next
Months Session.

Work on the criminal docket was
eammenced in the superior court
yesterday morning and quite a large
aasnbor of cases were disposed OF
earring the day Some Of them We're
Sey interesting and unusually sen
.alcnal. too much so to be published
h detail While there are not many
~ases on the docket. almost halt
~ them having been disposed Of yes
Aa,3ay. they all proving to be quite
ksecesting Foifowing Is list Of
asose disposed OF yesterday
State vs.. Herbert Miller. simple
xnceny. plea of guilty. ssAence,
E months in chaingang or fine Of s1oo
u inclade costs.
State vs.. Lewis White, assault with
ntont to murder: 'erdict Of not
aailty
state vs.. Joe Hilton. felony; ves'
set Of not guilty
state VS.. Isaac Thomas. assault
aith intent 70 murder; plea Of guilty
81 assault md battery, Sentence, 9
nonths on gang or fine Of s1oo and
sosts.
state vs.. JeR Scott, larceny from
youse. plea OF guilty. Sentence, six
xanths or fine Of SIS 70 include
aosts.
State vs.. Lucy Lester. assault with
s9fent to murder plea Of guilty to
satge uf stabbln Sentence SIS
ssoaths on gang or fine Of $50 al
costs.
state vs. w. Il. Pritchard, carrying
eancealed weapons; plea OF guilty
Sentence, six months in chaingang cr
Ene Of $50 10 include costs.
e1tata vs. KaTl Faetlenger, ieloW
court win convene this morn
1t 6: 80 o'clock and continue WORK
4 II the criminal cases. 1t Is probable
the docket will be disposed OF
The end Of the week. and Judge
arker viii have only civil business
IS handle when the court conyenes
again in January.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
CITY IS THANKED
BY CONFERENCE
RESOLUTION WAS PASSED RE-
TURNING THANKS TO THE PEo-
PIE OF BRUNSWICK.

Before adjourning on Monday night
the South Georgia conference of the
Methodist church passed resolutions
thanking the people of Brunswick
for the manner in which they were
entertained while in the city and also
thanking all those individually who
did so much for the pleasure and
comfort Of the ministers.
The News has been furnished with
a copy Of the resolution which is as
follows:
Whereas, the South Georgia an
nual conference has been entertained
with such unsparing efforts thought
ful preparation and uastinted hos
pitality; therefore be it
Resolved. That We extend orr
most hearty thanks to Rev. Z. Kerg.
pastor CT The church to Rcvs. ). ".
Simmons. and III. G. Austin and
their junior preacher, Brother l.. r.
Akin, of the citizens committee, and
the good people generally, and that
we assure tham Of our sincere ap-
probation.
RESOLVED, THAT We will ever hold
them in grateful remembrance. and
pray the blessing OF God upon them.
&c. NJ. Led0etter 10y Warwick, L.
A. Hill, Thomas Fl. Thomson. r. e.
Wilmington, H. P. Myers"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
PEONAGi CASES TO
COME Up FROM
GEORGIA
LARGE NUMBER FROM THIS
STATE ARE TO BE HEARD.
TWO or TaEM ARE FROM
BRUNSWICK TsiE FuLL LIST.

The following sneonage cases from
Georgia are now bending in the de
partment Of iMt And it is probab-
le that prosecution Will be attempted
in most OF thasn
Columbus, G. GS3ews-Complaint
against r D Cole Manufacturing
Company by Lot7s isiock. ct al.
Atlanta Complsint that Mary
Lena Heard is held in peonage by
lIehn NJ Hosue.
Brunswick, Ga-Iows and Ger
mans-Complaint against Taylor
Cook Lumber Company.
Lavonia, Ga.-Colored Men--Com,
plant of x. C. Eforison.
Mount Airy. Ca. Compliant of H
C Burckholta. transmitted by Judge
speeg. alleging slavery in Georgia.
Brunswick. Ga.-Complaint that
John Felsalorski. Felix pouleke. Ell
IL are held in speonage.
Marietta. Ga.--Complaint. sent
through Donnelle.
Barlow County Report as to peon.
age investigations at sngar Hill MIN
ing camps, Transmitted by II s.
Thomas.
Cornela Ga.--Complaint agaInsi
L. q Lanle- Emanuel Company. by
r. J. Harris
sugarhm. Ga.-Complalnt that
JEFF Arnold, and negroes are held in
bondage
Rome. Ga.-Goiored women held
in pemage by w II, Brooks and
Crawford Ylceman
Rochms-S Ga Fl'ty FOREIGNERS
held IN Beonage a. Plant Southern
States Cement t3onpany.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
LITTLE GIRL KILLED
IN A HORRIBLE WAY.

Columbus. Ca, Dec. 4.-Stella, the
two year Old daughter Of John Sher-
man, met a horrible death at the
family residence near Crawford, Ala.
Her father was preparing to kill a
hog and had filled a tub with boiling
water. the tub being in hole on a
level with the ground. a light quiz,
war spread over It to keep down the
steam.
The little child had been accus-
toned TO lying on pallets and seeing
the guilt in the yard. lay down on
it. She sank to the bottom of the
sealding hot wate~ before she could
be rescued and suffered agonies un-
III death came few hours after
ward
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
SALE or FlnE OIL PAINTING.

We have arranged with Otis A.
Miller of Ashville.N. c.. to have one
week of exhibit and sales Of his high
grade oil paintings. There are fifty
.oanvases, ranging in price from ten
to five hundred dollars-cvery paint
ing gem.
Prof. Miller has the reputation Of
being the finest landscape painter in
the south. and he win be with us to
conduct the sale.
once, the fist ten paintings win be
sold at your own price. Under this
proposition no fair offer refused.
We need not suggest that these
fine paintings make acceptable bridal
and Christmas presents. You are
cordially invited to come and see the
exhibit.
4. M. Miller g Son.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05

lTYIELEcTloN THIS MONTH.
Aldermen Recently Nominated Will
BE Elected.

Brunswick win have one more
election during the present year.
which will occur later this month and
at which the four aldermen recently
nominated in the white primary viii
be formally elected.
OF eourse there is no interest in
the election and it is expected that
Only small number Of voters viii
be polled.
We viii have a good rest u rol'
tics then for several mor-hs. Ut
things will be lively during 1903. as
every official from coroner to The
president Of the United States will
be elected during that year. It is ex-
pected that candidates for county Of
fices viii begin to announce during
January The primary win De held
in May or June
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
WILL IMPROVE BUILDING
BEFORE MOVING THERE.

The Brunswick Bank and Trust
Company, which win occupy its new
home, the present court house. by
the middle Of January, viii make
number Of improvements on the
building as soon as it Is vacated by
the county officials.
Among other things the building is
to be entirely -efurnished with hand
some and uptodate bank furniture.
Some repair work will be done Gu
the building and it will be oyerhauled
generally by the owners.
The shird story or the building
now used ss a court room, viii. il 81
understood, be occupied by the local
acre OF Eagles
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
GETTING READY FOR OPENING
Jei,yl Island VIII soon Be Crowded
WITH Millonaires.

fNAA1 iFtAiiCt'e-At ~s7s
Superintendent Grob of the Jekyl
Island club. who arrived at the is
land two or three weeks ago, was in
the city yeate-day on some business
nAattes suNerntendent Crob is now
Uii 5fejaring gof the forn1ar open
ing of the club. which will occur dur
Ing the first week in January
While the opening viii not occur
pntil next month, guests win begin
p to arrive at the island within the
rex few days and many Of the cot
tages will be occupied lgfore the first
Of the month Tho indications are
that the season viii be a very sue
ce5aful one and many distinguished
people will come down for visit
during The winter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
Law Against Ncde Pictures.

montgomery, Ala Dec. 1.-THE
law prohibiting the exhibition OF nude
pictures in public places. other than
II art galleries, is now in full force
and effect and the solicitors and
sheriffs are preparing to enforce it.
The fine is not under $50 or over
$500
Many pictures CT this kind are
shown in saloons OF Montgomery and
other cities and it is the intention Of
the officers to put them out.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
Democratic Meeting Planned.

New York, Dec. 4.--The democratic
state committee is planning for a
TO be held in New York January 3.
democrats from all over the county
meeting and banquet OF prominent
The plan is to send out invitations
to a number Of prominent men in the
party to meet in New York on that
day for the purpose OF talking owe
informally the plans for the coming
campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
NEW MASTER MECHANIC
FoS TIE A. 5. G A.

K. H. D1olittle who has been as
q tant Muster mechanic of the Cen
traI OF Georgia railroad conseeeed
with that road n a number Of other
cap cities, has been appointed master
mechanic Of the Atlantic, Birmig-
ham and Atlantic Railroad Company,
with headquarters at Fitzgerald
Master Mechanic Doolittle viii have
charge Of the extensive shops Of the
road at Fitzgerald as well as the me
clinical department Of the road.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
GETTING GEADY TO PUT
ON THE THROUGH TRAINS.

omcials Of the Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Atlantic railroad are now
working or the new schedules which
will go into effect sometime in Jan
Nary. when the through service from
Brunswick to Atlanta viii be inaugu-
lKated,, The road is now only four or
fivaAgliies from Atlanta and it will
only be lew more days before the
Inc viii De completed To that city
1t is understood that a number OF
changes will be made in he present
Through schedules. 1t is also stated
stlat a Brunswick-Atlanta sleeping
car service will be inaugurated when
the through schedule is effective.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
Marrled at gIytna.

Last night at Blythe island, Mr..
Mrs. Brock Win reside in this city.
welded to Miss Agnes Bennett. st
the homo Of hor parents On Blythe
island. The ceremony was performed
BY Rev C. p. Thornton. Mr. and
Mrs Brook will reside in this city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-05
THE WEATHER MAN.
He Told Us i: Would Be Cold; Are
You Prepared.

When the crisis GENES be prepared
to meet it. The cold weather is here
and are you fixed for it? Get com
fort or blanket, and get 1t
where you can s-ve 40 per cent. To
day we are placing on sale these ne,
cessary things at 10 per cent OFF but
this is only between the hours OF
and 10 am, after tn you will have
to pay the full price. Leavy & Co.,
213 Grant street. on Jekyi square,
you'll see the Eagle