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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-03-12

John Bull busy trying buffalo the Beers and
Ireland Ss~-~e-.-
S.-
The pugist is the only this by pulling
others down.
Hetty Green does say much when she does talk
whole country takes cockns
When Foraker is lost for the political he
the colored gentleman in the woodpe.
When afflicted St dance gener-
ally goes to her tongue instead Of her feet A
About the only who
ping the fellow who takes collection Sunday
that weak but lust watch
how John will shoulder Chicago higher
young couple recently eoped Ohio Chicago
made and having money they way
back home sidedoor Pullman This surely
hearts beat a one.
in Illinois has been sent to prison for conducting
matrimonial bureau Complaints from Oklahoma other
reached the Illinois authorities they
found that the had three floating
her private matrimonial pond and about FIVE hundred
The writer travelled found
the people that section to be hopab they
guible enough buy travelling
salesman Neither will they the offer buy
for dollar that wrapped 6ve twentydoar
bills.
Maria Pancaria of Philadepha she
tried kiss her. feel sorry for Maria but she looks
thing like her picture the fear her going
hard time jury insane
asylum would be guilty attempt spe oculatory
bit from that mug of hers
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-03-12
SAL T - SUPERSALT.
BY A NC L 1 c U S /.

list! BEWARE! While may perfectly pet
mails transfer microbes and if it very
ardonabe sophy is surely equally
thing Think OF the billions of microbes that
mudpe and then dare that the habit
e of kissing good night faugh gravest
danger health And duty that every
keep herself healthy Hence-bu there
argument somewhere.
e HE MOOSE. THE ELK, AND WEBSTER. While it is far
from intention authority history,
have take issue with statement made by local zoogpher
last weeks MIRROR He said "The definitions of
and ek Websers dictionary one believe
they for the animal" My copy of Webster
gives under elk "a quadped the Cevus Aces
nan mammal called North America from Indian
n Under Webster gives short paragraph which
with the statement ut the elk of Europe This any
that his exposition the subject perfectly
explanation of his inability old Noah
consulting abridged version of that genteman's
HE ACHOMETER There has been great
late about Mr. Edisons after he has perfected
turning skyscrapers of jelly invention
which might well claim his attention. ahomee has
onnoeurs Of the oohache
standard Of comparison has been devised with
ence the ACHE Hence the honorable pasme
len into considerable dspute Pulling schooboy with
shadow Of for toohache (uch ache be nd
sympathy attention. etrmen alike Of
education On the other hand have fought
against the most sub
which would be indicated 100000
600 Of receiving Carnegie having the
honor Of being mentioned in the D had under
cold the uneeng world The
acholer would change al that and II is upto Mr. Edison
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-03-12

THE MIRROR weekly paper published the Minnesota
prisoners and is edited and
aged objects home
tho acqnant
public disseminate psychological
dpeng that prejudice which
fallen selredempiOn The
dependent public financial
surplus woulc
Of
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-03-12
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS receiving copies Of THE MIRROR who
regular lists will please consider such sample
copies IT, after reading, conclude that
worthy Of patronage send to this Office for
trial subscription at published above.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
He viii Speak in Brunswick Tomor-
row Night.

Governor fIolle Smith win address
the people Of Brunswick and GIynn
county at the Grand opera house }o-
morrow evening at eight O'Clock ITc
will arrive in the city via the South
ern train in the afternoon and will be
met by large delegation Of citizens
headed by the Atlantic band who will
escort him TO The OgIethorpe where
an informal reception win be held.
The members OF the Hole Smith
club most earnestly invite the tax
payers and the voters the business
men aud the ladies' to come oui and
hear the governor on this occasion.
lie comes at this time - give the
people OF this community an account
oi hia stewardship IN the great office
TO which he was so overwhelmingly
elected two years ago and TO dscoss all
Of the issues in the impending cam.
paign
There is no abfer orator in the
southern states than is Governor
Smith, and those who would enjoy a
real treat in the way of an address
replete with facts and figures are ur.
ged to come out and hear the gov
rnor on ibis OCCASION.
He proposes to treat the several
subjects broadly and thoroughly and
hose Of our people, who are In doubt
is to the ioyernors position in each
and every vital question now before
he people. who have been misled on
th many subjects injected in The cam.
paign eve il to their chief executive
70 hear his eide Of the question
The Atlantic band viii be on how'd
and during the evening viii discourse
soae spl ndd music, Tie inhoduc-
tory address VIII be made by Dr.. J..
a. Butts. the head Of the local Ike
Smith club and he evening promises
o ba . most pleasant one
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03

AUTOMOBILE JOHNNIE WRITES
INTERESTING LETTERS TO
HIS RELATIVES HERE.

Brunswick has at least one repre-.
sentative in Uncle Sans navy who
is now with the q. S. fleet On its
trip around the world, and his letters
10 relatives here are extremely inter.
esting. He is young colored man who
was a familiar figure here a few years
ago, as a boy, known as Automobile
johnnie His real name is John Henry
Wright, and he is grandson OF
Aunt Nellie Hilliard, a well known
colored woman, a typical relic Of the
old south. This boy Wright, was quite
IA genius in a mechanical way, and
attracted attention by the cieyerness
Of the Automobile and other toys he
has constructed
Tie writes regularly twice a month
70 his relatives here and remembers
hem with souvenirs from almost ev-
cry port Fie is quite IN interesting
and admirable specimen Of his race.
and deserves credit fer his ambition
He has been twice promoted since en-
listing aud is working hard for fur-
ther advancement.
in b remarkably well written letter
received tbe past week from Bremen.
Wash, he gives full Itinerary Of the
heet's movements fram tie date OF
visiting Until July 7th, when II win
san for Honolulu The feet viii be
reviewed By the secretary Of the navy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
MONEY BEING SUBSCRIBED TO
PAY THEIR EXPENSES TO
BIRMINGHAM.
A LA8GE NUMBER GOING
People of the City are Raising a Fund
to Defray the Expenses of the
Old Fighters to the Annual
Reunion.

The people of Brunswick are going
TO see to it that their city is well rep
resented at the annual reunion Of tbs
Confederate veterans soon to be held
in Birmingham and it is probable
that a larger number Of the old vet
-erans fSom this city will attend
than has ever before been the case.
A subscription list is new being
circulated among the people Of the
city for the purpose of raising funds
TO send our vets to the reunion, and
from the way the people are respond
ing il is likely that every veteran IA
The city who can make the trip viii
go and VIII have his expenses paiu
by the people II tho city.
Many Of these old vets are anxious
to attend the reunion 1t will be the
last time that many Of them from an
sections Of the south will assemble
together as the ranks Of these mea
who fought SO faithfully for a good
cause are rapidly passing to the great
beyond and at every reunion the at
tendance grows smaller Many in
Brunswick are not financially able to
attend, theresore the subscription
list II being circulated.
Already there are a large number
of names On Il, some people having
9isen iarge suns. 1t ID hoped fAat i
sufficient amount Will be raised te
send all the veterans in the city wfe
are not financially able to pay their
expenses,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
ATLANTA SEES
GOVERNOR SMITH
IS NOW GAINING
} :: :: :: -. -. :.
Tag9 FEK HAS PLAINLY
Bsg uT THAT FACT
LlTlcIANs.
Si0A IN SOUTH GEORGIA
Counties Which Were at One Time
Conceded to Brown are Now
Doubtful, If Not FOR Gov
eroor smita. A
ernor Snith.

Atlanta Ga. Mav 2.--Anot3er week
The guberuatoriai campaign ended
sadas with Governor Smith IN AtIau
gG. after Il week of campaigning, most
N I'll south Georgia, and another long
card signed bY Joseph Brown which
aas made pablic his afternoon Mr.
Brown in his card takes up some
me subjects the governor has been
handling from the stump during tine
Mask. lie goes into the various Ques-
iians % the extent of two columns
1fS8 governor closed a busy week last
nieht and Spent the entire day ia his
8iiee. lie leaves sunday night fer
xley Appling coua.y where he will
.geals Monday al noon, continuing 70
8rnswick where he speaks Monday
eight. aas
Governor Gaining.
To the politicians in Atlanta vino
arc on the fence in this race aud
vino ARE taking but little interest an
the race. the past week has developed
ole fac Hoke Smith IS gaining
ground daily, especially in so8th Geor-
nE4 Two weeks ago it was believed
ns posted politicians, that Brown was
Vie stronger OF the two in the south
sg4 section 81 the state bnt develop
assats since has t3me have changed
the tide, and it can be honestly sta
led that Governor Smith is gaining
strength every day Fer instance il
was practically conceded two weeks
ago thar Brown would carry such
counties as Lowndes Thomas, Ware
3acaiur. Coffee Glyun Appliug and
Eny others in shat section OF the
ate I'm authentic reports received
during the past few DAYS have
changed the situation and now most
81 these counties are counted as
donbtful with chances favorine tie
governor,
The prediction was made when he
Brown boom was high That tha tide
aoHld soon change and ii proved true.
oaly The change came before Il was
pectad
Brown men naturally have not od-
SERVED - change, and al his head
aiart hing bot favorable reports
ara ~ Ii was stat d this af
ernoon that nearly every county in
~ state had been heard from during
.he past few DAYS and that the siua-
sion was very favorable to Mr. Browns
candidacy
number Of waeers have been
n
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
ODD FELLOWS TO
HOLD 4 SESSION
DISTRICT CONVENTION WILL eE
HELD IN BRUNSWICK
NEXT WEEK.

The following from the Waycross
Journal will be Of interest:
@ J Allen, division deputy grand
master for the sixth division Of l. o.
9. F. OF the sta ii Georgia, has re
Gently issued call for a division
meeting TO be held at Brunswick. Ga,
on May 7th. Encouraging reports
have been received up to date from
the various lodges Of the sixth diyis-
ion, and it seems that all viii be well
represented at the meeting.
Delegates have been selected to a..
tend from the Waycross lodge. They
are Mr- L. J. Collier, Mr. r. H Walden
and Mr. S b. Spear
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
Exeursion to Fernandira-

There viii be an excursion to Fer
nandina on next sa urday, May 9th,
on the new steamer Atlantic, under
the auspices Of the Woman's Board OF
The seamen's Reading rooms. Tickets
are new On sale. prices IS cents and
% cents for children All who are
interested in the sailors work are es-
peciaily urged to go on this excur.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
JUDGE W. 3. BENNETT DEAD.
Father of Prominent Brunswckian
Died Yesterday.

Died Yesterday.
TeIegraphic information was re-
celyed in the city yesterday morning
announcing the death Of Judge W
b. Bennet- which occurred at his home
in Quitman at an early hour yestet-
5day morning.
Judge Bennett was the father Of
Judge Joseph w Bennett, OF this city.
r sag G2 of the best known
mon in Georgia.
Judge Bennett lived 10 the ripe
age Of S. and during his long and use.
ful life he has always been prom
ineni and leading citizen OF his sec
tn. lie was q born Georgian and dar-
ing his career has praeticed larm
preached the gospel and engaged in
farming. He was active up % short
time ago when his old age and falling
health caused him to resign as judge
Of the city court Of Quitman
fudge Bennett leaves four sons, al
Iof whom are we'll known lawyers.
Judge j. w Bennett left yesterday
fer Quitman to attend the funeral
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
BIG INCREASE EXPECTED IN
REGISTRATION THIS WEE

With only two more weeks in which
10 qualify for the democratic primary
TO be held on June fth. it is expected
that Tax Collector Read will be kept
busy until the closing day.
There has been much activity
among the politicians during the past
week and as a result number Or
names have been added to the lis'
The total now going past the five hun
dred mark The average voter al
ways waits until the last few days
- register, and then makes a rush
f9r the tax cslIeetor's office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03

Goa G. p Goodyear lett last night
for Washington. as tha special repre-
sentative Of the Brunswick Board OF
Trade and Che Atlanta Chamber of
Commerce, 10 appear before various
cauai and drainage bodies.
Tho most important matter in which
.Ccl Goodyear lis enlisted 10 appear
before the House committee on Rivers
and Canals i'm tho interest Of the Ba-
con bin appropriatng the sum Of
$4,000 for a survey Of d canal route
from Brunswick to Chattanooga, and
which has passed the senate and is
now pending in the nouse ile is 10
make an address before this commit.
tee in the interest Of the bill in quos.
ton. ga
He Will also attend the Drainage
congress in Washington, which meets
May 18Th and has a special invitation
to attend the conference between
President Roosevelt and the govern
ors Of the states OF the country, which
also occurs on that date.
There is no better posted man in
the country than is Col. Goodyear on
the general question If inland wa.
terways and his visit al this ime wjll
very probably result in great good to
Brunswick and this section of the
country generally
lie win be awav about TWO wapks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
SWEAT IS HELD IN
CONTEMPT COURT, CASE
NOW GOES TDJUDGE SPEER

stheif gRima and that therefore il was
better sfor all parties concerned to
.keep IN of the bankrupt court and
nelaaes with Withdrawal ,of the
Apts made and published and
at the rule be dismissed
fa the evidence of Mn c. Fort
EAndre#, city editor of the Waycross
ssliiEf it appears that Judge Sweat
wrote the socaled inter
fAeW and sent it - the newspaper
Afgice lof publication by his son, MIR.
hees SMeat. The article in Judge
ssweai3s own handwriting was produ-
'eafl In court by the newspaper editor
and Is no a part of the record in the
ease
The Smith case had not been
finally concluded The evidence had
oni9 Been heard and he findings 5o7
the special master made thereon
Iludge Sweat had been fully heard in
apen court and by written brief. and
It 9issatisfed had ample opportunity
to set aside an erroneous decision by
appeal cr exception to the district
Judge Instead of pursuing his legal
femslies he goes into the public print
aad not only criticisea DECISION made
Iagainst aim after the most fnll any
asiple opportunity to be heard IN open
court but imputcs corrupt motives
n0f only TO the referee who made the
decision but to referees in bankrupt
81 Ia general Such an attack can
NOT be considered ii personal matter
and redress could not be had other
wise than by action her1 taken. This
protection is necessary to a free and
untrammelled exercise of judicial du-
tis and The due and orderly admins
tration Of The law. Without it judi
eial officers would be constantly sub
iected to the most violent attacks by
sema litigants and attorneys,
Sot content with rejecting upon
the integrity and honesty Of all con
temporary referees, respondent goes
further and directly as2ails the char
against him, and without an iota Of
This imisditon With an unyeriled
answer 10 the rule for contempt
age iast him. and without an iofa Qf
Eeu ence IN support OF such grave
am, serious charge. he fedeols aup0t
the conduct III Office Of the referee be-
fore he lost his case, aud alleges that
in most cases within this immediate
iprlsdict>u tbat estates Of bankrupts
were usually consumed in costs and
! expenses so that creditors rarely
ever received anything in payment
upon their claims, and that, therefore,
! il was better for all parties concerned
to keep ont Of the bankrupt courts
/ The charge is almost unworthy Of
serious consideration. and win be dis
missed with the bare statement thar
according TO the records in this court
in the 9G cases tried during this IN
Icumbency 2G paid dividends ranging
! from 10 100 per cent on the dolIa"
and of the 70 cases in which no diu
dend was paid % were noassets cases,
, and The remaining At were cases in
which the banlrupts were allowed
xemptions to the full amount OF their
estates,
Such conduct as This in any case is
/ despicable but in the case If one who
has himself held high judicial posi-
tion il is repfahensibIe see no 9TH
y honorable and manly course to pur-
sue than 10 certify The entire mater
10 tl'e- district judge fcr his action
thereon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
A LOCAL STRAW BALLOT.

Knights Of Pyghas Strong for Hoke
Smith.
While Georgia seems to have gone
crazy on the straw ballot vote in the
eubernaiorial race, brunswick. SO far
has kept out Of this plan Of deciding
The election, and this is one OF the
few cities thai has not filed the At
lanta papers with these ballots. The
FIRST however, 10 be handed to The
News came in yesterday and IS as fol
lows
Editor News Capt Newman noll,
ct the Uniform Rank X Of p at last
nights drill. with q officers and man
in ranks. the result was, Smith II,
Brown a.
j. (. Summers,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
THE WlGWAM is OPEN.
Famous Resort is Ready for the
Summer Visitors.

Every one in the South at ali inter-
ested in an ideal summer holiday and
and equally ideal place Of resort, will
note with the keenest interest the
announcement elsewhere mad in this
paper Of the opening Of this famous
place If soiourn
In addition to its unrivaied and va
ried social attractions this place has
been famous for ever hundred years
for ills medicinal baths, benefit now
only available to the guests Of the
Wiewam These baths were known
and jealously guarded among the In
dians. and are rapidly making Indian
Springs famous as the leading health
resort Of America. It is under the
management Of Messrs. Scoville Bros.
gentlemen famous in the annals Of
hosiery which constitutes in itself a
guarantee Of the highest excellence in
every line. They are glad to answer
promptly al inquiries as to rates res
erSaiions, etc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
WAVE ANOTHER OPENING.
: Slater to Display Pretty Hats
This Week.

iss Kate Slater, the well known
#ucester street milliner VIII have
pther spring and summer or ming
her parlors this week al which
~ be displayed some cf the latest
Pand prettiest creations in ladies head
gear
Since the FIRST opening same weeks
aso, Miss Slater has received a large
number Of new hats which are the
latest Of the season. and all oi these
Nili be on display The opening win
occur on Monday Tuesday and Wed
nesday and Miss Slater invites all the
ladies' o. the city to visit her mlllin-
y pariors on those days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
Thelr Annual Meatlnn

,@@Ihe Progress club will hold their
annual meeting tontcrrow night in
tAeeir,. rooms over the express office.
\ Asftea q. gsSlectirg officers and disposing
Of = q her, llsinesss matters d social.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03

on May Sth after which they are to
separate 70 10 10 different ports.
Wright SAYS the trip from Spain to
san francisco was almost too rouga
for him, but altogether he is pleased
vi h Uncle 3aars. treatment. and
likes his work He is on the Califor
ria at present and expects to make
the entire trip with his ship.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03

Attorney at Law fer w. J. Smith.
Referees Decision.

The decision Il, Referee Isaac. GER
iifying the case to Judge Spcer, is,
in part, as follows
The answer admits the Sta emonts
complained Of, challenges the right Of
the court to punish such conduct be-
cause the statement was not publish
ed Of and concerning any cciwt or
judicial officer 50 as TO interrupt or
Interfere with such court or officer in
any judicial proceeding, and because
the statement was made after the
hearing had been concluded and the
decision published Respondent then
proceeds to further embarrass 1het
court by charging that 1T has been.
the general talk amongst members of.
the bar, as well as others that in sonla
stances parties were unjustly forced
into bankruptcy asland that in most
cases within this immediate jurisdic-
tion that the assets Of bankrupts we're
usually consumed in costs and ex
penseg so that creditors rarely eyer
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03
PIER HOTEL READY TO OPEN.
Manager TiIton Ready to Receive
Guests.

G. n. Tilton, Hnager Of the Pier
fotel AZ 81 Simon, announces that
he is ready to receive guests at his
popular resort, which has recently
undergone a number af repairs and is
GOV one Of the mos; comfortable pla-
ces on the island
AIR. Tilton has just added this sea
rson' a fine artesian shower bath ap-
paratus to his batia rooms, which will
Droye popular to surf bathers. and he
has made a number Of other improve
sanpfe
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-03

aIen's suits at SIS 90 and up at
selig'g,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-05
4 word from yosn WISE.

/ Texas means friends" The name
was given by Ponce de- Leon to the
| Asimais Indians.
Uncle Silas-The trouble is, For
| aker was workin for the Standard
Oil.
Uncle Josh--Ain't we all workin'
for the Standard Oil?
Is woman, kissed by married
| man, the received of stolen goods?
Mistress (astounded) You can't
read, Norah? Good gracious! How
did you ever learn to cook SO we'll?
New Cook-Shure, mum, Oh lay it
t. not bein' able t. read the cook
books.
Western man arrested for prom
Using IL per cent dividend on an
investment stock. Time was when
they could get away with promises
of 210 per cent
Redbeak-Well. ] know a good
mother in law, anyway.
-Whoseyours?
Redbeak--No; my wifes.
Instead of foretelling the weather
| by the migration of birds, rural res
idents will some day get their tips
from the flight of the milliOnaires
as they journey north and south in
airships.
An American has invented an
aeroplane which he carries in
trunk. Soon vest pocket editions
will be sold on the installment
plan.
Burglar gagged New York
woman with baked apple. The
layd's husband better not call her
his dumping after this.
She--You make love like an anna
teur.
He-That's where the art comes
in.
Eyes. nurse has been with the
family AZ years. She grew old In
their service"
And are they going to reward
herr"
Eyes, they are going to allow her
night off once month after she
has rounded out an even half cen
fury with them"
eve should never give up hope"
remarked the Wise Guy. mo, even
the married man has fighting
chance" snickered the Simple Mug.
Visitor Ito shade)-How's the
climate where you are now?
Ghost of Native Son-Great-bu
it doesn't compare with Califor-
MAS.
| "Are your automobiles guaran-
teed to last a year?'
ooh, dear, no! They are guar
anteed to last only until the next
new model comes in"
What do you women lift up at
your Uplift club"
1--WE lift up our voices"
Joseph critically examined his
coat of many colors.
"a trifle gaudy," he unused. "but
I don't care as long as don't have
to wear one Of those green hats
with it."