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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

In Lapland fortune tellers are for
tune makers, for in the Polar regions
magic is firmly believed in The air
of mystery which these medicine men
affect as well as their knowledge OF
formulas, sleight of hand and hero
glyphics on the rune drum, give them
a position of peculiar preeminence
among the people,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Railroad building in Canada.

Railway construction was active in
Canada last year, S.Sl4 miles of new
road having been built. while no less
than $69,00O.0OO were spent in the
construction and equipment of addi-
tional lines to thread the nine prov
inces of the dominion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb 1l.--Princeton by
defeating Yale at st. Nicholas rink by
two goals to one won the champion
ship of the Intercollegiate Hockey
league for the first time since Old Mas
sau has been represented by a hockey
seven. The team won on its merits
having defeated and outplayed ever!
other team in the league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Forced to New nreedina places.

Birds which are not gregarous dun
ing the breeding season as rule re
pei others of their kind from TIL
chosen nesting site, SO that the youn
of the previous year, which Nigh
naturally incline to return to mes
near where they were reared. ar
driven to seek breeding place else
where
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
EertiIs Soil of Panama

The soil of Panama is very fertile.
especially the first and second bottom
lands, where almost anything viii
grow and mature. The uplands are
also productive, and especially adapt.
ed to coffee growing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Good Hon,s.Mad MuclIaae.

A mucilage that will keep well an,
will remain elastic even when it ha
dried may be made by dissolving on
part Of saliylic acid in 90 parts of sof
soap and three parts of glycerlne. Thi
mixture should be shaken well ant
then added to paste of gum arabic
and water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Good Word for Iruanox.

A physician says he can cure tru.
ancy with the knife. Truancy OF the
body is only small part of it, IT is
by truancy of the mind that a boy re-
mains a boy and escapes being the
prodigy Of learning that education
would make OF Hmm. Y. Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

What is called the vegetable boa
constructor" is species of climber
which, 1t is said by romancers. twines
about great trees so tightly as to
strangle them to death Ii is claimed
to have been discovered in INDIA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

In little garden patch. three by 20
feet, Charles S.Grimes. OF Washington.
VI, has succeeded in raising nearly
four bushels of fine onions. At this
rate an acre would produce 2,9O4
bushels. which would bring about ST.
900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Brass BedSteads
In the Furniture Sale

This the time obuy Brass Bedsteas you contemplate
such purchase any time during the present year east
There has been tremendous advance the price "copper"
and there increased cost at many points o
This that Brass edsteas going to consider
ably money In spite OF this condition.
large assortment OF spenddy constructed brass bedsteas
not only to sell at last seasons prices but many that very
much below the old low prices Here suggestions Of
of the special offerings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
The Better Education.

Every man has two educalions--
that which is given to him. and that
which he gives to himself. OF the two
kinds the latter is by far the most val
liable. Indeed. all that is most worthy
in man he must work out and con,
Iucr for himself. II .ynman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
You Nav Try PuIl-Sired Bottle Free.

Constipation is the starting point of all
kinds of dangerous and distressing dis
eases, such as Appendicitis. Piles, Bill
iousness. Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia
Female Troubles and scores of others. II
your bowels are strong and healthy they
will act properly and disease cannot en-.
ter or remain in the system. A sound
Stomach means sound lasting health,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

The worth OF a thing Is best known
by the want of it, and thus {many a
want ad. owes its origin toj some
'hard knock We may have "A eired
in daily life. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Limited to Men.

Big, red, sponsy noses are not. we
are told, always due TO bibulousness
Trey are sometimes caused by Ger
tain disease But did you ever see q
woman who had it?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

That particular thing which ycr
couldn't find on yonr last shopping
trip may be advertised Today ia
worth looking!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

The true way to cure constipation, Bill
liousness. Sick Headache and all those
diseases arising from Torpid Liver, has
been discovered by Or. Oldham, and his
prescription is known as Liv-r-oids.
We ourselves know that Liv.r-oids win
cure the worst forms of constipation and
ali the dangerous diseases of the Bowels
|and Liver. Which are such great men.
ACE to life. If you have never tried Liv.r.
loids before we will send absolutely
free to evcfy oac sending name and ad
dress, % ceat bot OF this great rem
Iedy. Liv-r-o Il make you feel right, ant
make you look tu the bright side of life
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

DIR. Oidman's Liv.r-Oids never fail to
,ure Constipation, BilliOusness and all
Liver Complaints. They destroy the
germs and thus remove the cause
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Uses MIIIIons q RInahones.

sheffield uses yearly over 100000
vingbones for knife handles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11
Gold the Touchstone,

Men have touchstone whereby I,
try gold. but gold is the touchstua,
whe veby itostry man.-Fuller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

The NEWS In every nome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

Largest Observation-Disclosures said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

At SIS, from $2O-P olshed Brass
! Bedsteads in full size only; i%-inch
pillars, ss-inch filters. 31}<-inch top-rail,
.3-inch vases, foot-panei 30 in. high.
head-panel 90 in high. just twenty
! four to sell
At $50, from $sC--Polshed Brass
Bedsteads; Pinch straight pillars.
heavy top-rail, ss-inch filters. fancy
shaped joint connections, flat vases,
foot-panel 80 in. high, head-panel 90
in. high. Twenty-three 4 IT, 6 in to
sell
At S25, from ss5-Polished Brass
Bedsteads; Pinch pillars, fiat vases,
twelve %-inch filters, fancy balcony
foot-panel moulded Joint connections
Four 3 It.. 3 in, fifteen 4 f., twenty
six #. 6 in. to sell
Some other Brass Bedstcatl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

Al $40, from $40 Polished Brass
Bedsteads; pinch pillars with fiat top
vases, nine %-incn filters. ornamental
joint connections, square top tube.
Twelve It. 3 in. twelve It,, twenty
It 9 in. to sell
At S37.5O, from sa0--- Polished
Brass Redsteads; 2-inch continuous
pillars. fancy foot-panci with nine
upright iaterals and three cross tubes,
oblong T-balI joint connections. One
Of the finest designs manufactured.
Forty 8 It. 3 in. twenty-eight ft. In.
to sell.
At R3S, from $50 Polished Brass
Bedsteads; Pinch continuous shaped
top pillars, large husks. i-inch filters,
fancy joint connections. A bedstead
Of high-class design, Eighteen 8 ft.
IN, nine 4 f.. sixty-cight Il. 8 in
iosell
i., y 4iya only and in nn1ishad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-11

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
Preparing FOR The Handling
Of Frsghl lsR Road
is Completed
1000 NEW COAL CARS
New Line to be Well Equipped With
Rolling Stock to Handle the
Freight When the Road is
Completed.

The Atlanta, Birmingham and H.
lantic railroad is preparing to haukle
is immense business between Bruins
wick and Birmingham and Bruins
wick to Atlanta and in order to be
fully prepared to handle all the bus
mess which it will get, an order will
this week be placed by the company
Tor rolling stock in the way of freight
and box cars, ETC., to the amount of
one and a half million dollars or
more.
The order will also include mum.
Der of coal cars which are to be used
In transporting coal from the fields
Of Alabama through this port.
The Atlanta Journal of yesterday
contained the following about the or.
der:
Preparatory to establishing its
service between Brunswick and At
lanta and Brunswick and Birming-
ham, next October. tle Atlanta. Biz.
mingham and Atlantic Railroad com
pany will place an order this week
for 1,790 freight cars and thirty ca
booses for delivery by October /, prob
ably before that time.
The equipment order. which is one
of the largest ever placed by a south
ern railroad, will amount to be-
tween $1,5OO,OOO and $1,75O,OOO and
will represent a large outlay of roll
ing stock.
The order will include 1000 coal
cars, 500 flats, 200 box cars and thirty
cabooses- The large mining lands In
Alabama which the new road will pen.
citrate will necessitate a large num-
Der of coal cars. The order will be
in addition to a number of cars and
engines that are now being construct
ed
1t is expected that the direct line
from Brunswick to Birmingham will
be ready for service by the middle of
next October, at which time the road
from Atlanta to Brunswick with con-
nections at Chalybeate Springs will
be opened
The heavy grades through the
mountainous Alabama right of way
has made the construction tedious
from Montezuma to Birmingham.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
KNIGHTS name
NEW6PERS
ST. ELMO cooMMANDEsY HELD
MEETING LAST NIeI NEW
UNIFORMS ARE

St Elmo commandery, Knights
Templars, held an interesting meet
ing in Masonic Temple last night. 1t
was the first meeting since the hand
some ne wuniforms of the command
cry arrived and the members were
respondent In their regimentals,
with flowing white blooms and other
magnificent regaila which makes the
uniform a most striking one.
The new commandery will not be
instituted until next Tuesday night
but that did not keep the members
from being enthusiastic and nearly
all of the forty-one new uniforms
were present at the meeting last
night.
The most important matter trans
acted was the nomination of officers
for the commandery, who will b.
duly elected at the institution meet
ing Tuesday night.
Those nominated were as follows
Eminent Commander, N. H. Bal
lard.
Generalisimo, w. G. Brantley
Captain General. w. F. Symonss1
Prelate. Rev Robt Kerr.
Senior Warden, A. D. Gale.
Junior Warden. w NJ Tupper
Recorder. E. H. Houseman.
Treasurer. C. D. Ogg.
Standard Bearer, ]. C. B. Bitch.
Sword BeatSr. R. S. Pyles.
Warden, w. M. Purvis.
Guards. E. r. Conant, A. NJ. Smith
E. A. Wrench.
Sentinel, F. A. Wrench.
The new order is at once a popu
,ar one and bids fair to cause con
siderable enthusiasm in Masonic cir
.les in the city generally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15

or and advised that the militia be
1ept on duty until all danger has sub
sided
In the meantime the Rifemen, with
nut a single exception, responded to
the call and pitched their tents op-
posite the county jail, where the US
ual military maneuvers were kept up
vas aboard the Hessie. They were
detailed at all Of the approaches to
The Jail, both from Newcastle Mans
field and Richmond streets, and all
traffic was forced to take the wester
side Of Newcastle and to desist from
the use Of Richmond and the southern
side of Mansfield altogether.
The first impression of the sheriff
and the mayor was that the mob
was aboard the Hessie.T hey were
It the landing when the steamer pull
ed in, but the mob was ,@t on the
boat 1t was then thought that prob
ably the mob would arrive by rail
from oDarien Junction, but UP to mid
night they we're still CONSPICUOUS for
thSr absence, and the only theory
then entertained was that they might
make their way to one of the rail
roads entering Brunswick and come
in by some freight train. This how
ever was remotely doubtful and the
saner bel.ef is that after having miss
ed their man at Darien the members
of the mob returned to Glennyille and
dispersed.
1t is understood that the mob took
barge of the jail at Darien, it Is fol
tunate that the sheriff brought all of
his prisoners to this city as it is
more than likely that they would
nave dealt seriously with any prison
er found in jail.
Sheriff Bailey will remain in this
city with the five prisoners until the
people of Tatnall county have quieted
down. He was warmly commended
by citizens generally on his course b.
which the lives of the murderer and
probably the other four prisoners
we're saved.
There was great excitement in the
city for probably an hour or so, as
many wild rumors were afoat, but
the city soon Quilted down, and no
trouble is no wfeared.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
ALL. GOOSE EGGS
FOR BLACKSHEAR
WALKER WAS INVINcisLE IN
GAME YESTERDAY ARD HE
@AuT OUT VISITORS.

in particular to the good pitch
ing 'of Walker and the general good
playing of the entire team Brunswick's
amateur baseball club yesterday cop
ped out their hrst victory of the sea
son, when it put it on to Blackshear
inc good fashion, using whilewash to
rub it in, the score being 4 to o.
The game was an unusually pretty
one.lt started off at q fast ga
and ended with a lightning douDi,
play by the locals. 1t was one o.
The games that never lacked for intel
est, and, just to make 1t little
more interesting to the fans, little
mixup between the umpire and one
or two OF the Blacksnear players oc-
CURED. 1t was occasioned hx. a de
cision on first base. 1t SO ethal
the pitcher for the visIto no.
pleased with The decision
The umpire a thief, which
the fight. However nd was
injured and the game 5 "a progress
ed.
Walker was in his ON time form
and let the visitors downswith three
hits, one mere scratch, struck out
eight or ten men, didn't give a sin
gle base on balls and used his heau
TO great advantage when 1t was i.ec.
essary In fact Walker demonstra-
Ted the fact that his whip is st.14g
as ever. 1t was the first game be
has pitched In nearly two years. anu
ne proved complete puzzle to the
Pierce county stars.
The support given Walker was If
the gilt-edged variety, only one mis-
nap being charged upa to his team
mates and that did not count for any
things The visitors Mere blsnked II
3very inning and only once of twic,
did they have a shadow of chanc,
Of scoring.
The locals had failed to score until
the fifth. when a hit and one OF two
errors allowed two runs They re-
peated the performance in the sixth,
adding two more, which ended the
score-making.
In the ninth with one man out and
one on first quick double, Hopkins
to Lambright to Dixon ended the
game and the fans left we'll salts
fed.
Both the teams regretted the little
difficulty, but 1t was one of those lit
tie incidents which are out Of orde,
in baseball.
In justice to the locals who copped
out their first victory Of the season
it can be said that they played good,
fast ball and il they can continue
to put up the same fight as was the
case yesterday they will win many
more games during the season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
NEWS WILL PAY
ALL THE EXPENSES
CONTEST IS DAILY GROWING
AND MANY CANDIDATES
HAVE ENTERED.


mile free Of charge? Do you want tc
go to the jamestown exposition this
summer without expense? Do you
want a beautiful gold watch OF bus
mess college scholarship without
cost? If SO. enter The News voting
contest.
Only young women, married or sin
gle, are eligible to enter the race
but the men can certainly help the
young women win and get well re
paid In gratitude. The coupop war
opened last Saturday and despite the
fact that the contest Is only ajbout
three days old It bears the ear mark
Of success and will undoubtedly gsll
public favor and interest very rapid.
after the names OF contestants anG
the number OF votes accorded each
have been announced. Look in next
Sundays paper for the list of com
peting candidates,
Up to date many young womel
nave entered the race but there is
room for more, The field of The
News Ia divided into four districts
and three candidates In each dis
trict viii receive a valuable prize.
There are three districts in the city
OF Brunswick and one district In the
country. This means that the young
women ~ Brunswick are not com
peting with those Of other towns
and Vie versa. Every contestant
has an equal opportunity to win and
only depends upon the aspirants who
viii win an automobile. who will sec
jamestown and who win receive golc
watches and business college schol
ayships.
Fe contest Is now on In earnest.
but q few days more and the names
II candidates viii be announced.
those who are not yet in the race
out who would like to compete should
get busy at once. Fill out the cou-
pom following this article and send
to the Contest Department. That is
Ill that is necessary to enter the con-
test.
Get your friends to save the daily
coupons for you. After you have sol
icted that much aid the same friends
will probably subscribe for the News
later and give yoG tas 5a!lc:s.
Votes are allowed on every paid in
advance subscription to this publica-
zion in accordance with the votes
scheduled printed on another page OF
his paper. The candidates who lea
the four respective districts next
Sunday will stand the best chance OF
winning the main prizes as a good
start has much TO do with the sue
cess in anything.
Those who are interested in the
II $50 contest should call or write
ior advertising matter and receip
books. This matter will be given to
very one interested in the race.
Read full particulars Of the liberia.
offer on another page of this paper
r ring phone 1888 and ask for the
Contest Manager. He can tell you
many things which will assist you in
Winning the prize you most desire.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
NO EXCURSION TO FERNANDlNA
Only Those Presenting Little Tycoon
VIII 90 Over.

Only Those Presenting Little Tycoon
Will go Over.
There will not be an excursion t.
Fernandina May %. when the ANA
teurs of this city will present the
opera Little Tycoon in that city. 1t
was generally understood that an g.
cursion would be operated in connec
ton with the trip Of the compan
but, on account Of the new interstatc
law, it is said, the rate could not
secured and only members of tn
company will go.
Information from Fernandina is to
he effect that the entire opera house
has been sold and the local perform
ers will be greeted by a full house III
the little Florida city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
OFF 70 ELks CONVENTION

Brunswick Lodge No. e91 to Have
Four Representatives at Meet.
Brunswick lodge of Elks will have
four representatives at the state meet
ing Of that organization which will
be convened in Rome this morning.
Capt Charles Temple and H. Kauff
man left for that city last night and
this morning Messrs. w. c. Lemen
and William Purvis will leave via
the Southern for Rome and will arrive
there in order to attend the 7ieht
exercises of the meeting.
The people of Rome have been max
ng great plans to entertain the Geor-
gia Elks ard a pleasant time is
ahead for all who attend
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
Flash Damages House

Summer Hill, Ca. May 1.-THE
home of s. J. Smith, of this place,
was struck by lightning. The house
was badly damaged.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
A LARGE WHALE IS CAPTURED.
It VIII be on Exhibition at Waliace's
Fish House Today.

A whale which was captured near
Cumberland yesterday by fisherman
will be on exhibition today at Wal
lace's fish market on Bay street.
Mr.. Walla@ is to have the big
fish embaImed and will keep It on ex-
hibition at his place for several days
and then take It to the jamestown
exposition. 1t is expected that a
the big fish. Admission will be 10
cents, children s cents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-15
BUS LINE TO THE TERMINALS
One Will be Put on Within the Ncxt
Few Days.

FSW lays
Brunswick people will soon have
an opportunity to visit the suthcna
terminals at almost any time during
The day and at very small cost.
Within the course of few Gays
McCrary's livery stable will put On a
bus line to and from the terminals.
which. it is expected, will prove quite
popular.
The bus will leave from the cor
ner Of Newcastle and Gloucester at
regular hours. which will be annoln-
ced later, and similar schsa
will be maintained from theH
nails. The fare to the tern
be 10 cents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-15
A Shock to the Racing People.

Like bolt of lightning form a sky
that is clear came the announcement
Saturday afternoon by the officials of
the New Louisville Jockey Club that
the fall race meeting, which was to
have begun tomorrow afternoon at
Churchill Downs, would not be held.
With this announcement came the
declaration that the officials of this
Louisville racing body, the Oldest turf
organization in this country, had sur
rendered absolutely and completely the
dates which had been allotted it by the
State Racing Commission, and that no
attempt would be made to produce the
sport which all Kentucky loves.
This action was taken after ar eX-
tended conference among the directors
of the Jockey Club in obeyance to a
letter received the day before from
Sheriff A. Scott Bullitt. In this let
ter, which was printed broadcast. the
sheriff announced that he would pre-
vent wagering in any form on the con-
tests which it was proposed to begin
this week.
The surprise was caused principally
by the fact that for thirty-four years
the sport has continued without inter-
ruption or question from the law
makers or the officials of Kentucky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-15
PARIS, KENTUCKY. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1907
Meeting OF Creditors Before
Referee.

The first meeting of creditors of
John w. Larkin, bankrupt, met in the
law office of C. J. Barns, lin Elks'
building, last week, before Special
Referee VIM. Worthington, OF Lexing-
ton. j. D. McClintock, one of the
largest creditors, having received a
judgment in the Bourbon Circuit Court
for 81, 500 and costs desired the ap-
pointment of attorney N. c. Fisher as
trustee. The other creditors presented
the name of James M. O'Brien, who
was selected. Attorneys Barns and
Williams for the bankrupJs, filed ex-
ceptions to the claim Of McClintOck for
costs incurred in the suit in the Circuit
Court aggregating nearly $1,000 and
were sustained by the referee.
Messrs. Barns and Williams are in
receipt from the Clerk Of the United
States Court of discharges in bank
ruptcy in the cases of H. c. Smith,
colored, Chas. T. Hough, H. S. Clay,
Norm Moore, A. b. Thomson and
Wyatt A Thompson, all of whom were
members of the Republican County
Committee, against whom McCiintock
secured judgment in the Bourbon Cir
cult Court in the sum of 81, 500 each
and for costs.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-15
Bradley's Speech.

Former Governor VIM. o. Bradley
spoke at the court house, in this city,
Friday evening, to crowded house, in
the interest of the Republican party.
He is a good stumper, but at the same
time we do not think he turned single
Democratic vote from the right road.
He tried to impress upon his hearers
that he was the "onliest" Governor
Kentucky ever had. He made serious
charges against the Democratic admin
istraton, everyone of which is answer
ed to the satisfaction Of all by Cover
nor Beckham in his speech which will
be found in another part of this issue,
beginning on page 2.