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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

!: is curious how the little letter ~"
has proved a huge difrerentium. For
whereas the smiths" as rule. have
been money making. the "Smyths''
have show themselves chiYalrous aud
n lStocrRtjc. While the Smiths wers
R0uudhe4d the Smyths suffered fos
1or. vr iao0nit5 principles. tIJ 1T,ii;;iii.l;;
10 the London Mali. tpropos OF these
variations in the spelling ~ the grcaI
patrolyu4ic Mr. Compton Readc pro
pounds 2 theory which should prove OF
comfort 10 both branches OF the fam.
~. lie holly comhatS the notion that
th@ Smyths, Smythcs AMI Smiths have
assumed a variation OF spelling TO LEND
81 aristocrai!c faVor tOa homcly name.
"Notling. lac declares. "cun be further
frow the truth The original form was
Snayth. JUST as the modern cider is a
corruption Of The ancient 'cy,ler. Sc
far from th- SmyHis having Smythcd
themselves / can discover barely one
notable instance Of liz change from
4 so " hut ! can race numbcrlcs.
instances Of l2.<ahcthun Smyths hay
ing hccone Victorian Smiths. The roco
spelling Of the word SMITH il appar
early due 10 lie ing 'uiouSncsS " some
nteli@yal cicris who, ia writing Smyth
toob Gron himself lo dor both points Of
the y, thus producing SMITH"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

The Old Reliable SHOEMAKER
Q. L. JORDAN,
When you want a good job 60
TO jordan, Corner Oglethorpe
ana Gloucester Streets. You
can Depend upon Him.
Shoes Made to Order Corns
Cured # you have any.
3. |. JORDAN,
Cor. O9ethorpe snA Gloucester.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19
FOEEYS ESllNE7gN.
- ~s1fdr~s - f- sns" 10 Vpta>es
TO THE PUBLIC.

announce to tn pnblic that
have secured the services Of h.
Harris. who WIS known As the hest
aorsrshocr OF Darlington county,
S 9. Nh Harris IS a man who has
served uca III his entire HE in the
stgdy Of veterinary science and the
desires Of the domestic animal and
@hile he does not practice he will
be pleased 20 furnish any informal on
int IS desired concerning lameucs
Of diseases ii the animal Is brought
70 me. I viii also announce that
while low prices for shooting is being
advertised win have TO MAINTAIN
my same prices, owi2g to the fact
Frat expect To employ the best Of
workman and caa't consistently re-
duce the prices will say. however.
that years service at my shop WIN
not cost ANY more than At other
ehops at lower uricc. ~ -ny work is
III done Dy skilled workmen qua
antce All work
j. .. sr3vn.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

FOR THE BEST 0k}< AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON j. {. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. 364 CORNER OF I
AND ALBANY TREET3-REA
SONABLE PRICES.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

r ri r CEEE5.=1 s@H z.znE UT
LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19
NcrIc1

] beg to not fly our old customers
in New Town that have removed
my grocery store from I23 { to corn.
er Monk and Bay streets. am in
better shape than ever to serve my
patrons and soliciting the trade Of
my old customers ard many new
ones. am yours,
S.ze!montjvz & Abenson.
Tel ESQ, correr. BAY and Monk.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

NOW IS , He TIVE 10 Buy THAT
FAiNcOhT. THE SAME COAT
YOU saw MARRIED $40, NON
@f2 70 V'OOC-GA'LEf CLC rHlNC
COMPANY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

10 the Voters Of Clym County:
bea tc announce tnat am
candidate for the Office of Receiver
Of Tax Returns Of Glynn County.
sub.ec. to the Democrae5o Primary.
Respectfully.
JAS. T LEMBRIGRT
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

J. Rheia, G. p, A, Cincinnati. o
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-19

N. ". FlNOLEN. HE WHOLE.
SALE PRODUCE DEALER HAS A
MAGNiFlCANT LINE OF IRISH
POTATOES. CALL ON HIM FOR
PRICES. TELEPHONE. NO. "A.
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BIG -FOUR ROUTE

affords the Traveller tie quickest ano
GoSt comfortable service from
CINCINNATI g. CLEVELAND
trains daily.
Cincinnati &c ci1@=!!;;:::.a anS ne'rcit
) Trains Daily
CINCINNATI to CHICAGO
Trains Daily
CINCINNATI to ST. LOUIS
4 Trains Daily.
Through Sleepecs or night trains
Parlor Cas- Ind Dining GAYS that
satisfy on day trains
Ask for Tickets via Dig Four Rouf
r i Smith, T 2. A, ATLANTA. ia
.. l.. Mitchell. J. S. A.. Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Fl. J. Rheil. G. p, A. Cincinnati.
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NOTICE.

For clearing and pres rig dying
and repairing and French d.y clean
ing and plaatng ladies SKIRTS Cau
on the
SMART SET PRESSING CLUB.
Phone $50 10 Mansfi "a street.
w. H. MARTYR Manager.
Clothes called for and trercd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-11-28
personals

A fire alarm was sounded last Thurs
day afternoon during the time the ter
rifle wind was blowing and many
were greatly frightened, for had fire
broken out at that time IL would GER
tainly have done a lot of damage The
alarm proved to be uncalled for,
though. A small chimney fire in the
Scadden house next 10 ms Heck 3
place was the cause.
The two fire escapes at the new high
school building came near being tum-
bled down by the heavy wind storm
last Thursday. The structures are not
yet anchored. being held in place by
guy ropes The wind had shifted both
off the bases and they were just about
10 tumble over when force Of men
arrived and lashed them fast
Some Green Bay hunters who were
hunting in Florence county bagged
three wolves last week The wolves
were in the act Of purloining some deer
that the hunters killed the night pre-
yious aud showed fight when interferr
de with.
In this issue will be found the
official canvass OF the vote cast in this
county for the several Offices voted for
on the third. The official vote Of the
state has not been announced yet
The Escanaba Dye Works has 4
Branch agency in the Parks building,
opposite the Lockwood. See their ad
in this issue. They have the name Of
doing excellent work
The Episcopal sunday School will
give ten-cent social and a candy
sale at the home Of Mrs. G. Nj. Rogers,
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 2, 1908
supt Barber Of the Gogebic mines
Of Corrigan. Mckinney & Co. made a
visit TO the companys properties in
this city during the week
viii Richards and Harry Wills are
home from the Michigan College Of
Mines for the Thanksgiving vacation
o. NJ. Brown leaves next week for
the Gogebic range for business trip.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-11-28

The Kennedy Stock company drew
very fair sized houses here this week
considering the kind OF weather we
had and their performances were above
the average Of travelling shows that
make the town. They will not play
here Monday night, as advertised az
the Opera house has been engaged for
another attraction on Wednesday night,
notice Of which appears in another col.
umn
John Fisher and Co. have opened a
meat market in the Parks Grocery
market where they will handle fresh
and smoked meats, sausages, poultry
and everything that can be had at a
meat market In addition they have
each day fresh milk and cream. See
their adj in another column.
The present week will close up the
ore shipping. Only few scattering
tons are being sent out now. Tim
Murphy will leave here ~ soon as the
engines are taken oil for Escanaoa
where he generally spends the winter
months.
Dr. Sethney came up from Menomi-
nee and spent the Thanksgiving holiday
in Crystal Falls. DR. sethney is meet
ing with gratifying success in Memo
minee.
Mrs Luke Welch leaves next week
for Palm Beach, Florida where she
will spend the winter Mrs. Welch
spent last winter at Palm Beaon and
thinks il the ideal winter resort
John Erikson, J H. Parks and w
]. Richards made mp a hunting party
that struck terror into the hearts Of
the deer in the vicinity Of Armstrong
lake this week
f. d. Mcneil former resident Of
this place, was chosen alderman Of one
Of the wards in the city Of Virginia
last week
Russell LaPlante is about the proud
est boy in town these days lie bag
ged silver grey fox in the vicinity Of
railroad lake last Sunday
Mrs W g. Eldred went to Hibbiug,
MINI, last week 70 visit her sister.
Mrs. I'd. Bies who recently lost nine
months old babe
otto Brown who is taking course
In the Green Bay business college is
home for a short.vacation and is pnt.
ting in most or his time in the woods.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-11-28
School Notes.

Chiefs among We takin notes
nd faith, he'll prent them

Dewey Bjork, Eunice Heck. Mary
Hayostek, Hugo Johnson, Gertrude
Moline and Albert Prudhomne Of the
Fifth 3 received e. on their month.
ly tests in arithmetic,
School closed "Wednesday for the
Thanksgiving recess
The following pupils in the Sixth A
received "E in spelling for Novem.
Der John Bemis. Frank Dawson.
Stephen HAyostek, Joseph Hiosky.
George Johnson. Sam Jacka, sam
Lada, Gideon Gilman, Elsie Bergman,
Allvina Clemets Edna johnson. Anna
Lyons. Florence Nolan, Ruth RUSSELL.
Jeanette warshawsky. Adelaide Alb
bolt Those "E In arithmetic for
tho same time we're Sam Jacka and
Ruth Russell
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-11-28

We can all profit by experience, some
times by tine experience Of others. See
"A Neglected Wife Wednesday,
Dec. 2. There Is something in il for
everyone, and Il all leaves pleasant
memory. Prices 25-35-5O-cents.
A number of Young men have en-
gagged the Diamond Drill hall for a
dance on Friday evening, Dec 4 and
promise to have one Of the most enjoy
able parties given in Crystal Falls in
many day.
On Sunday next there will be only
one mass at Crystal Falls at O'Clock.
High mass will be at Amasa There
will be no Catcehism and no vespers
on Sunday next
aAll the world loves lover and
the efforts Of bashful man to propose
to pretty woman canse screams Of
laughter in the successful play, A
Neglected Wife
Tom Brooks came over from the
Baker and spent the Thanksgiving
with relatives in Crystal Falls
John F. Fitzpatrick has rented the
lower floor OF the Wehse building and
will open saloon therein shortly
DR.. bookings il back from his De.
troit trip and can be- found at his
office
Good reward will be paid for infor
nation Of whereabouts Of English i'm
ported pointer color white with
yellow spots on ears and head Rev.
j. r Knnes
Dressmaking Il am prepared 70 do
call up phoue No l61
Mrs. J. Peterson
TAKEN UP Two black bull calves,
abont eight months old. Owner can
have by paying charges. Cnas Peter
son. near Poor Farm 3wks
PURE MAPLE SYRUP - nave a
few gallons Of syrup for sale,
Thos. Conlin.
Horse and Colt for Sale Will be
sold cheap Inquire Of H. Poulsen. 5wk
FOR SALE A cutter. in first class
condition. Will be sold reasonable.
Robt, Nuns
Farm For Sale Farm Of 40 acres,
20 cleared and 20 timbered, team
horses. good FIVE room house and fur.
niture barn for head cattle. hay
shed and other buildings, $ head cattle.
20 ton hay, farming tools, wagons and
sIeighs Sack Anderson. Box -
GRIMMER LAND co. Of Marinette,
Wis want to buy Timber Land Logs
and Cheap Cut over Land Write
them.
Rooms 10 rent Five rooms 70 rent
Inquire Of Mrs c. s Henry
For sale A team of draft horse.
Inquire Of Jacob Bauer.
House 20 Rent Six room house on
over Marquette Ave. Inquire Of
Frank vanderpool
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-11-28

Continued on page i've
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
VIVA DISTURBANCE
CAR CONTAINING NEGROES WAS
 FAIRLY RTDDLED.
Whites in Franklin County Object to Negroes Working for Illinois CentFaE---Camp Car At-
 Sacled.

Russellviile, Sept. s.--tSpecial)--At Vina. a new town on the I. c. R. R.. lot of hoodlums shot up the com pany's camp car Sunday night, rid- ding the car and frightening the ne- gro section hands, who were the on ly occupants. almost into fits.
 Saturday evening the company brought in lot of negro section hands to take the places vacated a week before by a lot of Greeks. Some parties living in and around Vina ob- jected to the presence of the negroes. although no charges of any Kind were made against them. A white man carried around a paper in which the slgners indicated their opposition to the negroes and their intention to run them out.
 Sunday a man delivered to the ne- groes at their camp ca.r written mo- tice to leave, which a portion of them did. Sunday night about 10 o'clock some one opened fire on the cars with shot guns, a regular bombardment be- ing maintained for some time. Over one hundred shots, 1t is estimated. were fired.
 dled and the negroes were found in a state of abject terror. Shot guns loaded with small shot were the weap- ons used, as a large number of the shots were high and the frightened darlxies hugged the floor. No one was hurt.
 A crowd of negroes pulled out on the first train next morning. Spec iai deputies guarded the company's camp cars and a new crowd of ne- groes had come in Monday night. The sheriff is down there investigating and several arrests will probably fol- low.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
SHERIFF TO HOLD BACK
 FEED BILLS TO OCTOBER

The last of the s1fo,0oo available TOT the present year to feed state prison CTS went giimmering yesterday from the state Treasury. No more this tis- cal year will sheriffs cash their state feed bills. They must walt uh''' October 1. the date when they can pry open the next annual appropriation CT S1l0,000. ...t.
 The exhaustion of the fund for state prisoners feed in the county jaiis ex- haueted this year at more rapid fale than has been known In recent years, The sheriffs' bills are too many ana the itenis too scattered to determine just what was the cause. It was que probably to the increase in Jail occu- pants or just as probably to the rais- ing of the scale of allowance py the State per capita. "A
 However, the State Auditor wishes # known that sheriffs should not al- low the States erring ones to starYe' They should go ahead. with the kitchen working full time. and only walt until october 1 when they can cash their bills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
FLICKER ron MAYOR
He Is Nominated by Mass Meeting at
 Sf0comb


 sloeomb. Sept. s.-(special. .)---A comb was held at the school audito- rum for the purpose Of nominating one Mayor and five counciImen to serve the town for the two ensuing years, and '. NJ. Pitcher was nominated for Mayor by exclamation.
 The following Board of Aldermen was chosen: e. S. Kelley, J. e. Rig. ell. 8. D. McGee. W. W. Beall and ". A: Fountain.
 The retiring Board of Aldermen and the retiring Mayor are commended for the conservative way in which they have managed the affairs of the town. Under their administration the town has completed a water works and electric light system, and built a S20,- 900 school building.
 series of meetings will begin at the Aus-Kel Springs auditorium Fri day evening to continue a week or more. The meeting will be conducted by ministers of the Holiness Church.
 Miss Corin F1emming left yesterday for Cottonwood, where she will visit the Misses Carroll.
 Rev. T. O. Reese, who has been serving the First Baptist Church here, has resigned, to accept the place of City Evangelist of Nashville, Tenn '. which leaves the church here without pastor.
 Jesse Smith. editor of The Slocomb News, who has been confined to his room for several days with fever. is greatly improved and will soon be able to assume the duties of his po- sition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
Anluserlents
opening of the Grand.

.Tynder Southern Skies" last night ushered in the many sparkling bits or comedy ana music that are to be or fered to Montgomery theatre-goers dur ing the coming season. An otd fayorite. as Mrs. Parkers play Is, dreW A good audience at night. and stlii larger one at the matinee performances Considering the heat and the absence of many regular theatre goers rom the city at various summer resorts. 'the two audiences at yesterdays opening was auspicious for the season of 1eoS- 1909.
 That 1t is a necessity for nearly all of the Southern theatres to open the season with an attraction that, to say the least. has seen Is better days. IS to be greatly pitied. But such Is the fact. Few, if any. southern theatres ever open with an attraction that ts a pointer to what is to come.
 But although the season opens with A thread bare piece. the good things promised for the season begin drifting in almost immediately until the middle of the season finds all good, with nothing mediocre. The stars make their appearance with regularity dur ing the midseason and toward the end, but one must remember that 1t takes many days for them to travel from New York to Montgomery.
 However. the presentation of the melodrama was pleasing both to the matinee audience and to the one at night. While there was no great ap- plause at either performance. the prin- cipals in their climaxes were generous ly applauded. Much of the success of last nights opening lay in the fact that the old piece was seen in new clothes The stage setting was excel- lent, every shift of scenery being new. The costumes were also bright with their newness.
 Let it be said. fin criticism however, that the arrangement of the songs and the dances of the Halloween party on "Lelia's birthday are not quite as pleasing as they were the year previ- ous The acting was as good as has been seen at a Montgomery presenta- tion of the piece In recent years.
 In this respect the credit must be given to Miss Laura Oakman as Leila Crofton" and to Miss Stella Congdon as Aunt Doshey." Their entrance upon the stage came always as a nIeasing one. The other members of the company filled their parts In a manner acceptable to the audience.
 The next attraction at the Grand Is Wednesday night when Florence Davis will make her appearance in Maxine TIIfot'e last seasons success. Under the Greenwood Tree" It is said that Mas Davis has her own ideas about ! the bathing suit required by the author of the piece. and which Is a unique creation. With Miss Davis. Elliott Dexter will alos be seen again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
MR. SCOTT AND
 MISS HALLS MARRIED

intelligence of the marriage of MT. Thomas J. Scott and Miss Emily Halls which took place at Talladega yester- day, was received in Montgomery last night.
 The young couple are member of prominent families of this city and have numerous friends here to whom the news of their marriage was of great interest Their engagement had been generally known for a consider able period but the announcement of their marriage occasioned some sur- prise.
 The bride and bridegroom were in attendance at a house party at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs Charley Scott Sycamore, near Talledega, and while in Talladega with other members of the party on a sightseeing trip, decided that they would be married.
 After the ceremony had been per- formed, tho welded pair returned to the home of the groon's brother and will remain there until the house party Is ended.
 Mir. Scott Is we'll known in business circles of Montgomery. He is a prom inent real estate agent and has al- ready, though a young man, attained an enviable position.
 The bride, Miss Emily Halls. is the daughter of Robert Halls, and Is popu- lar in Montgomery social life.
 The couple are busy receiving the congratulations of friends who have learned of the happy event.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
SUBURBS OF BIRMINGHAM
 AGITATING ANNEXATION

birminsham. Sept. s.--tspeeiai. )-suburb- an Birmingham is in turmoil of politics. the chief problem being the question of an nexation to the greater city. under the terms of the act which calls for an sx- tension Of the city limits October 1. tsos. At Ensiey. one party was so busy publish ing a daily newspaper. the "x-Ray." that it forgot to file proper certificates Of eles- tion. and will probably not appear on the ballot.
 In West End rival party to the present administration was formed within half hour of midnight of the time set for the expiration of the filing of candidatea names. In woodlawn maaa mestings are being held almost nightly. and in Eiyton, 1t is a dull night when there Is nothing doing,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
AnRoPLANE nxPERIMENr.
Two Corneii Students Make Successful
 Flight,

New York, Sept Especial dispatch. es from Ithaca says:
 An aeroplane constructed by two Corr nell students made it's first successful trip today at varna. three miles north of this city.
 The constructors. John c. Burkhardt of Portland. Ore. and oscar Trorlicht of Indianadopls. have been trying to perfect their machine all the summer. The machine stepped along for sixty yards and then rose into the air. Reach- ing a height of fifty feet the aeroplane travelled at the rate Of forty miles an hour for several miles. Sighting a clump of trees ahead the driver brought the aeroplane to earth and aiighted without mishap.
 Brckhardt says that with q better engine he will be able to travel great distance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-04
SHOWS ARE PRAISED
SOMETHING ABOUT STATE FAIR
 ATTRACTIONS.
New Features of The Entertainments Which VIII Be shown At The Big State Fair.

The Alabama Agricultural Fair, more recently known as the Big State Fair" is moving along with rapid progress to the making of one of the greatest state exhibitions ever held in the South.
 the Premier Italian Band. which is to furnish the music for the Fair, states that his soioists this year are among the most noted in the country.
 The Carnival Band will also be an attractive feature on the grounds. which will render up-to-date music.
 The Lexington (Ky) Herald. of August 11th. contains the following notice of the shows under the direction of Frank P. Spellman. who will have entire charge of the attractions on The Curve" at the Montgomery Fair this Fall:
 Last night the fun was immense. The aggregation of Midway shows brought here for the occasion by Frank Spellrian. drew great crowds. and they were not disappointed In the entertain ment offered The Spellman shows are without doubt the best that the oc- casion demands, and in their conduct
 they were successfully carried on--not hitch anywhere. The Kentucky Wild West Show. Rollins Wild Animal Show. Sir General and the Educated Pony. were crowded continuously. They were great, that's all" The troupe of performing bears are real prodigies of animal training. and
 they manifest almost human intelii- gence.
 The "Circie D. Wild West Shows, :, which will come to the Fair. carries genuine cowboys and Indians, with a heard of bucking bronchoes. This show has been the center of attrac- tion at numerous State Fairs north of the Ohio River.
 The Fireworks Display this year will be revelation to all visitors to
 the grounds. Some of the comic and
 set pieces are special 1908 novelties in pyrotechnics
 Among the best of the good things to be offered at the Fair will be a mechanical spectacle '.rhe Monitor and the Merrimac" This attraction Mfr Spellman has secured at great ex- pense. It is a realistic representation
 of the historic struggle in Hampton
 Roads, which changed the naval equip
 ment of the world.
 By means of cleveriy constructed lighting effects. tho on-looker is made
 to see wide expanse of water upon which the rival iron-clads struggle in vain. and from which they finally
 withdraw. wrapped in smoke. The Fair has become widely known In Alabama through the publicity work
 that has been done for 1t.