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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19
HAVE Yau a PuRPosE2

Hare you a purpose 81 8our own
are you trying 70 improve some
thingg Is Il YOUR desire to make your
SELF proficient in anytime Of work :
Have 900 au idea that you are trgr
ing to express? Have you set up De.
fore gou marx that Is higher than
you can conveniently reach? Are
you giving any thought TO what you
may be doing five years from now
Are sou looking steadfastly in any
direction With the determination 81
traveling in 1t? Have yeu a purpose
Of your own?
The status OF a mans life depends
largely on how he answers these
questions MANY persons can an
swcr Them ali in the affirmative. But
many mora great many more
could not answer even one Of them
without stopping TO take stock or
their thoughts and to see if they
really have a purpose. Most pep
pie are content 10 spend their lives
carrying out The purposes Of others.
They work only for the pay. They
care more for the pay than for the
purpose. Give them the pay and
you can have the purpose. fer all
they care. And in this manner mil
lions Of unsatisfactory, unhappy. IN
successful lives are spent
If YOU. in any degree. belong to
the latter class. why not look the
matter 4quarely IN the face?why NOT
have a purpose Of your own? You
can sdr serve another's purpose
can serve it eyea better. you can
sdl have the pay and yet be work
ing out your own purpose. The sales
man merely becomes a better sales
man. All good purposes tend in the
same direction and can 50 hand in
hand
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

Presidera Rcoseveit ''tthe5w his SIX
hat in Inc Dir when tho fleet sailed
rom HAMPTON Roads" Tbero IL
something American, something en-,
thus atie about taat man chat makes
him the most popular one IN all o.
these United States as badly as We
ali differ on matters political
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

The present congress will probably
be known rs the do little congress.
Tho republicans are too hady divided
to set together on any proposition
and The democrats are too greatig
in TIE minority e fatheg any legies
laion that would be acceptable
enough to pass ~ houses Both
rides viii probably lay ON cher arms
awaiting the contest for next year.
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SgTirloN Fo.. c4Aarsp

Georgia. Giynn County.
To the Honorable Phil Cook SeeFe
tary OF State:
The petition OF l.. Goldsmith. y
N. Armstrong. ID. J Gill and Johm g..
Lehman. Of the County Of Glynn, eaid
State. and II. Kaufman Of the coon-
~ OF Fulton, said State, respectfully
shows
T. That they have formed them
selves into navigation company and
desire 10 be incorporated as such. to-
gether with those who may hereaft-
or become associated with them in
accordance with the provisions Of the
Act OF the General Assembly ap-
proved December, 9th 1894.
= The name Of the Company f0r
which petitioners thus seek inc0rDo
ration As and shall be- the Bfuns&ica
& F'elnandiBA Nayigat 'on Company
8. The capjtal stock Of said Com
pany han be the sam Of tcn thoa
and (Sf000ee0l dollars IN shafes u
twenty tlve dollars each.
4 SAID C0upany S 60 centihu
busaaess for twenty i90l years. AM
petitioners ask 10 be inepTnocated fol
that period with the privilege oI re-
newal in acc5dano with law az q
before tho expiration q the sale
period
&. The principal Office of said
Company IS Ia DC located IN the cts
Of Brunswick. Giynn County Georgia
with branch Offices and ageacse8 81
such other places IA said State ana
in other States as the Comuany mas
deem necessary or desirable.
G. Petitioners further chow thai
they have given four Geeks notice @.
their intention to apply Tor & chartoT
by publication Of this petition IN tle
Brunswick News, the newspaper ID
which sherlfs'e advertisement are
published for asi county once q
week for four wseks before tho filing
OF this petition
Wherefore t:1ay Nay to be inc0rn
Grated unde~ tie laws OF this State
WITH an u the liabilities flEed o}
law
e. Goldsmith.
SNga A.. hre7stroRg
81 81 3, Gill;
5ohn O. lehman.
II. kaufmsV. #
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

The sending Of the fleet to the
Pacific. win take its place as the
best piece of diplomatic work in the
history Of the country. it matters
not whether its going to result in
feast, frollc or fight"
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Corr sspondenee solicited. but 70
receive attention. letters must be
accompanied ny q responsible name
not for publication. But as a
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications will he
returned il aecomp, 7ied by postage.
Remittance should be made BY
postal note check. money order
OF registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

The Waycross Herald Is out with
Thanksgiving editorial It's a little
late but good one all the same
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19
newLAnDs WATERWAYS aILL.


Since the question Of inland water
Why's wa rsvivay by Col G. z Good
year, more than two years ago, The
News has believed that sooner os
later the question would grow to
national proportions. IT IS enc that
So ,imny effects the commerce OF
the country, nat enters into the
every DAYS life Of every business man
in the republic. that We concluded
months ago it would eventually az
tract the attention its magnitude war
rants
That tirie has come.
At the instance Of the great Rivers
and Harbors congress and because Of
petitions from all sections Of the
country. The subject has finally
reached the law-making body Of the
nation and on yesterday Senator
Na,,,,,ra. onnonrcaj mat he wog,a
during the present session of the
s,,,to ,otrodnce i hin CARRYING with
i al annual appro9riatioa o. fifig
s,,,i,.s " aoil,r IA I aerlod 81
r,vn Gears FOR tbo construction If
inland waterways in the country
several senator. among tbefn Son
otors 1f and AuiS6B baye Staten
aka fbe4 Would s,iGp6rt me prJoc,sas
hin of senator Nswlands. WITH reI
eopaole anodaicaHou in tie ANIMAL
sA,oiaoas FOR tho purpose
This LEGISLATION is So wide in Ills
.soone t,.,.,;t has been removed froi
the narrow bound Of politics and
w.l,s have Tho aunnort Of both aeyres-
sl9e WINGS 6ftt,s tw6 dominant bar
ties in congress. which means that b.
q.,,l .hava ora,,aratively an easy time
ri,nn,b,4 ara eamut Or n, approprh.
.,,,s commit 90
The News i p,ea~ed 10 poins on;
.,s,-S s,..- EN- Il r,lv ,o,s;g,b !,
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iirautley is safe over in the Elc-
yenth Everybody knows Brantley
and everybody wants Brantios Oar
ara Gazette
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

vice President Fairbanks IS the
latest to join the smile club Pon
haps his was a cocktail grin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

Handsome Offices over MOrg0a'
drua store now occupied by Attorney
9. e Dodd for rent after January
first
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

That decision Of Judge Gould Of the
Equity court Of the district Of Col
umbia, whereby union labor organi-
cations are prohibited from the boy
colt system IS one Of the most far
reaching rulings made IN a quarter
OF a century
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

Ia capturing that convention Den
ver has again demonstrated the fact
that money talks"
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WANT ED oUng MAJ uf good hao-
IT'S d sires position rs bookite f,r
DE fest Of 1anuass, &m o.
perienced and can fural4a god
reference Address -Co1nuetent
No AS West Broad street, S2YaI-
nah, 60
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FOR RENT Number BIG Bay street
occupied by Alex shepard Pos
session siyen about January Ap-
ply to Geo. +. Krauss.
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LOST Ladies side Gpinb Return 20
this office and receive reward.
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TELEpAoNEs.
oFncE "a oLoUoEsTER 81.
OFFICIAL ORGAN or

f}lena County.
Glyun County Commissioners.
The United States Court Of Bank
fuptcy for this district
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HOLIDAY LIQUORS At PETES-
SONS BAR.
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THE Old Reliable SHOEMAKER
s. L. dosDhf(,
When you want d good Job co
to Jordan, Corner Oglethorua
and Gloucester Streets. You
can Cepend upon Hin.
Shoes Made to Order Germs
Cured it you have any.
3, l.. JORDAN,
Ger. oglsthorpe ass Gloucester.
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4 HAVE A FEW MORE BUssEL S
OF SWEET POTATOES. SEE NE
QUICK. c. l., PARKER. TELE-
PHONE 81. se8 }. STREET.
PRICE, 60 CENTS PER RuSHEL,
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WANTED n ilast-ated catilogle.
eSplains how we goscn barbe-
Trade i7 Il few weeks mailed free
Malar Barber College. Atlanta, Ca.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-19

Senator Newlands has introduced
a bill in the senate provides for an
annual appropriation Of fifty millions
fof five wears a1r5ialant matgFwags.
that's oae Of the re. ults sqt t5g york
reviewed right here IN brunswick, By
aarnl q Is l.nndnnari .Hm
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SALESMEN WANTED Sell retail
trade. s0as lgealts. 500 per month
and eXBeasea 10 stsrt or commis-
sion Experience neces@ ry Her
minescn c'gar Co, Toledo. O..
Dept T.
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PLEASURES WITHIN REACH
Changing the eraaaFanee Of your
nome Ut small cost with
ATTBAc tive Wall PAPERS,
SO that yoer eyes aad nerves are
rested. and that longing TO get away
Tor change is entirely gone. A
room completeiy changed if'y7 ii5'''Ti'',ssg
wan paper is q pleasure within fs2ch
and satisfies as hardly any other
pleasure con IA. at SO small a price.
Come and please your eyes with this
new stock-and ask the prices for
hanging.
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.ONE GENL 4 M0Rl

cUmveai Htv located adore : +,
News Office.
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FOR sAI.E--Fna 5elsex cow aAe-
ply q T. Il Winter 81 Newcastle
street.
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FOR RENT House at lI02 LoadOn
street corner Carpenter Enquire
of w. y or George II. Cook.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28
TRADE LOCALS.

Easter novelties at Buckname.
CLANS in the shell at A. r. Jewett's.
Latest Easter neckwear at Ira A.
Norton's.
Denatured alcohol may be purchased
at Fogg's drug store.
Oysters served in every style at De-
amos restaurant.
G. K. Fogg is the skowhegsn agent
fer the famous Cooper remedies.
Easter chickCns, rabbits, candy boxes
and post cards at NJ B. Heselton's.
Bucknam, the druggist. has a new line
of bath sponges. You can get good
one for 80 cents.
Full line of suits from the famous
Hart, Scharfner & Marx factories at
at Dow s. Carter's.
The Second National Bank pays three
and one -half per cent on time deposits.
Interest commences the first d ~ OF each
month.
All the best oysters coming 10 maine
are said to inquire for Delano's restau-
rant. You can buy them there by the
pint or quart.
Save all your receipts, BILLS, letter.,
etc., and file them 10 Somerset Letter
File. Bucknam sells them for % cents.
Ask to see them.
Ladies are cordially invited to the
Easter millinery opening, Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday, March 20, April
l and and Miss c. E. Poulin's, 60
Water st.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28
Early Adjustment Looked For.

A meeting Of the Skowhegan Board Of
Trade was held at Grand Army hall last
evening, to see what measures could be
taken to effect a settlement of the strike
which has been on for many weeks at
the Marston Mills. VIM. Wright, repre-
senting the local order of the Interna-
tional Workers of the World was present
and a conference of some length was
held between him and the citizens of
the town regarding the matter Mr.
Wright stated that the strike was ord
cred on account of the notice given by
the management of the mills to 40 of it's
weaveTs The president of the Board of
Trade, 5. w. Gould, was directed by
vote of the meeting to appoint com.
mittee of three to confer with the Mars.
ton Co., and the striking employees and
effect an adjustment of differences If
possible.
Mr.. Gould announced this morning
the appointment of F. W. Buchanan, ",
T. Seekins and Geo. Soule to serve as
the committee above referred to.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28
nEw ADVERTISER EMTs.

Free-Bucknam.
Lost Advertiser
Peary -Wateryile.
Sale-E. A. Baker.
Colts-H. 8. Elliott.
Lost-W. c. Savage.
Nolice-J. E. Hewey.
Suits P. Ordway.
Coifee-Geo. Simpson.
For Sale-H. 8. Elliott.
Notice--L. J. Addition.
Superb Ira A. Norton.
Notices-Daniel Lewis.
Last CALI 8. Rawles.
Cut Prices-S. Russakof.
Good style-Dow & Garter.
Forcciosure-G. w. Cover.
Advice-K. c. Woodland & Son.
Map OF Cobat-Peter Whitney
lust Arrived-Withee Brown.
Easter Suit Wides- Judtins Co.
Gentlest-Good Morning Call Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28

G. R. Fogg is the Skowhegan agent
for the famous Cooper remedies.
Remember the opening of spring and
and summer millinery at the new MILL
merry parlors, over Merrill's shoe store,
today, tomorrow and Saturday.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28

Easter hats at Ira A. Norton's.
International Stock Food remedies for
sale at Fogg's drug store.
Bucknam has just received another
fresh lot of Cooper's Remedies.
Easter novelties, Easter post cards.
Large variety at NJ. B. Heselton's.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays, Delano
serves his famous home made chicken
pie dinners; twenty cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28
skowhegan Woman's Club.

The postponed meeting of the Wo-
mans Club was held In the Library Par
lors, yesterday afternoon.
A note OF appr, citation 'of the flowers,
sent by the Womsn's Club, at the time
of Mics Harriet A. Nash's funeral sell
vices" from her brother, Geo. Nash,
was read, and the President added few
words OF love for, and sorrow at the
loss, to the club of one of its most tai
ented MEMBER. Mre. Lizzie NJ. Page
was appointed to write a memoriam to
be read at the next meeting, and placed
upon the club records.
The program was In charge of Mrs.
Lizzie NJ. Page.
Paper, The needs Of physical education.
Mrs. Eva X. Greenwood
Song, Mr. Floyd Nye, accompanied by Mrs.
Nye. Mr.. Nye responded to an encore.
Paper, Delsart and his methods,
Mrs. Nellie l.. Hill
Select Poem, Mrs. Alice l.. Wadsworth
Conversation, Fresh air in our homes and
public buildings, opened by Mrs. Mary
Stinch6eld. An animated discussion upon
ventilation Of public buildings, especially
halls, churches, and schoolhouses followed,
eight members taking part, some of them
speaking several times.
The subject OF entertaining the Maine
Federation here 10 September was con-
sidered and a committee OF three ap-
pointed to see IL suitable place for
reception could be obtained, this COM
mittee to report at the next meeting,
April Sd.
The President announced Club lee.
ture by Mr.. Ansnd G. Hiwale Of Bonn
bay. India, to be given Friday, April .,
at 730 p. M, In the Library Parlors,
every member having the privilege of
inviting a guest, gentlemen preferred.
The hostesses for the next meeting,
April Sd, will be Mre. Martha Griffin and
Mrs. Fannie Wildes. The directors will
serve refreshments.
New hand painted and Sepia post cards
at 2 for 5, and 10c each at M. B. Hese-
toms.
Bucknam has just received new line
of hand colored post cards-all Skowhe-
gan views.
"Stsndard" rotary shuttle sewing
machines, taking the lead, at Smiths
Music store.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28

New hand painted and Sepia post cards
at 2 for 5, and l0c each at NJ B. Hesel-
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-04
CUPID'S SHIP IN PORT
STEAMER BALTIC LANDS 1902 MAR
RIAGEABLE GIRLS.
Part of Invaders Deny, However, They
Are Seeking Husbands-StilI
More on Way.

NEW YORK, Sept 28.-The
steamer Baltic, carrying 1902 young
and m9rriageabIe women, arrived in
port yesterday and last night all Of
the passengers had passed through
the Ellis island inquiry ana were
ready to invade the city. There were
also 200 unmarried men passengers,
but they failed to cause any interest
it had been stated that all Of the
girls were coming over from Europe
in search for husbands, but this was
denied by some of them. Others,
however, admitted this fact and ex-
planned their idea Of the men they
sought.
Whether it was a husband hunting
expedition or not the officials of the
liner were unable to say. They are
satisfied, however, that this is only
an advance guard and that steamers
still to arrive here will bring many
more.
The purscr's opinion is that many
of these young women were servants
who had visited their ole homes dur
ing the summer. Every year many
cross the ocean to see their relatives
and friends and when they come back
invariably bring some younger sisters
or cousins with them and just by
chance there happened to be d goodly
gathering on the Baltic.
The girls, who came from Ireland,
England Wales, Scotland and Nor
way, were surprised to find that tn IL
coming had been so much hcraIded
and when several newspaper men
showed them newspaper clippings
which said they were coming to get
married here many of them Wee
quite indignant.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-04
CATHEDRAL STONE is LAID.
President with Other Notables Present
at Washington Ceremony

WASHINGTON, =. c.. Sept. 30.-In
the presence of 10000 persons, including
the President of the United States AID
a distinguished company, the foundation
stone Of an Episcopal cathedral which
will equal the splendid and historic struc-
lures Ct Europe was laid Sunday by
Bishop Satterlee.
The new church edifice will be known
as the Cathedral of IS. Peter and Paul.
Among the distinguished persons IN the
assemblage were j. Pierpont Morgan,
supreme court. Associate Justice Brewer
Secretary Of the Navy Metcalf. Secretary
of the Interior Garfield. Admiral RiXey,
President Finley of the Southern railway,
President Needham of the George Wash
iEgtOn university. the commissioners of
the District of Columbia. II enry Vaughan
of Boston, an associate architect of the
new cathedral, and others.
Among the prelates who took part in
the exercises were Rt.-Rev. A. f. Win
nington-Ingram. the lord bishop of Lon
don, who delivered the salutatiOn: Arch
bishop Nuttall of the West Indies: Rev
ID. :. futile. presiding bishop of the
American church; RtRev. ]. y. Nc
Cormick. bishop coadjutor Of western
Michigan: Rt.-Rev. c. f. Woodcock.
Goldman, bishop Of Maine: Bishop Fergu-
son Of Africa: Rt.-Rev John Du Moulin.
bishop Of Niagara; Rt.-Rev. Edgar ia
cob, bishop Of st. Adams, England Rt-
Rev. T. +. Gailor, bishop of Tennessee,
and the bishops Of Virginia and Mary
land.
Bishop Satterec introduced President
Roosevelt. who pronounced ii eulogy of
Bishop Ingram.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-04
Immense Cost of Tomb.

The interior of the mausoleum is fin
ished in Knoxville marble with a hOned
surface The Sacophagus is of black
polished granite from Berlin. Wis. An
artificial basin is arranged directly in
front of the mauSoleum. III which the edi-
fee is reflected This basin is about 800
feet in length, and varied in width from
80 to % feet. 1t widens gradually rs
il approaches the tomb. so that the vista
includes the whole width of the grand
staircase from the waters edge TO the
portal of the tomb. Thanking the water
way will be four rows of trees, parallel
ing drivewayS. two on either side of the
water, thus affording an unobstructed
view of the approach and of the mauso-
leum.
Another important exterior feature of
the monument is a portrait statue of Me
kinley modelled by Charles II. Niehaus.
which is 10 be placed at the top of the
grand stairway, about 90 feet in front
Of the building.
In the center Of the floor beneath the
dome stand the sarcOphagi containing the
bodies of the President and Mrs. Nc
kinley, and in inches on the north side
Of the dome are the caskets containing
those of the two daughters, Ida and
Mary. who died in infancy.
The memorial was erected under the
direction of the National Mckinley Me
mortal association. of which Justice
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-04
JAPS UP EARLY
TO GREET TAFT.
Runners Wake Up Yokohama When the
Secretary of War Arrives
in Bay.

YOKOHAMA, Sept 2S.-Secretary
Taft arrived here early this morning on
board the steamer Minnesota from Sc
attle September 10, passing all the sig
nal stations without being sighted. The
various reception committees and the
members of the American embassy who
had come here from Toxic to welcome
Mr.. Taft were aroused by runners the
town was soon CnliVenCd and the bay
was crowded with launches displaying
American flags and other colors
Secretary and Mrs. Taft and Thomas
J. O'Brien, the new American ambasSa-
dor, and Mrs. O'Brien, who are early
risCrs, met the visitors from the shore
i'll the main saloon Of the Minnesota at
30 Il. m, while the United States
cruiser Chattanooga, anchored i'll the
bay, saluted Secretary Tafts flag as
secretary of war, which was hoisted at
the fore.
Secretary Taft, after a brief consuIta
ton with the reception committee land
others, accepted the entire programme
for his entertainment, but declined to par
ticipate in any function today or Sun
day. On Monday the secretary will be
received in audience by the japanese
Emperor which function will be followed
by luncheon at the palace. Count Ha-
yaSSai, the fore On minister, will give
dinner in Secretary Taft's honor on
Monday evening and on Tuesday the
secretary will be entertained at luncheon
by minister of war Lieut.-Gen. Terauchi-
Masaki, which will be followed by a re
ception of the American residents of YO-
kohama. On Wednesday Mr.. Taft will
attend a dinner to be given in his honor
by the municipality of Toxic and Thurs
day morning he will leave the Japanese
capital for Kobe, where he will embark
on board the Minnesota for Manila.
While in Toxic on Wednesday, Mr..
Taft will take lunch with the American
charge d'affaires, II. Percival Dodge.
The Minnesota had a rough but not
unpleasant voyage across the Pacific.
Secretary Taft. during his stay here.
will make his headquarters at the Grand
hotel. He is expected to make special
trip to Toxic tonight, travelling on spe-
cial. The secretary on landing here was
greeted on every side by the japanese
with whom he is exceedingly popular.
Ambassador O'Brien and Peter Angus
thus Jay, first secretary of tie Ameri-
can embassy at Toxic, and the staff of
the embassy left Yokohama for Toxic at
II O'Clock this morning.