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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
BOOKS WILL BE
OPEN TOMORROW
some CONFUSION CAUSED YES.
TER0AY AS TO WHEN REG.
l5TRATiON TIME WAS UP.

There was much confusion IN taa
city yesterday among the candida
and the politicians generally as 10
whether the registration books shoud
close last night or remain open until
Monday The report was circulated
;haJ The books would close yesterday
.alternoon, and consequently many Of
those who had not registered fearing
it was the last day, made a rush s0r
Tax Collector Reads Office.
II has been announced an along
That the books would close on Mon
day. May o. and The voters Of course
thought they had until that time IN
which 70 qualify Ii developed. how
ever. that in almost every other coul-
ty in the state the books would bs
closed YESTERDAY and it was thought
that some mistake had been made in
Glynn as . the closing date. Coliec-
Tor Read stated that he was abiding
by the decision Of the local executive
committee. and Chairman Twitty If
that organization. stated that he had
written Chairman Miller. Of the state
committee on the subject and had re-
ceiYed a reply stating that the books
should be- kept open Monday Finally
al Of The candidates were seen and
they agreed to consent to permitting
the books to remain open tomorrow.
therefore those who have not as yet
qualified win have one more day in
which 10 do 50.
Registration was lively Yesterday.
and the total now reaches very near
llGo. large increase over the reg
istration Of two years ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
SURGEONS MEET
ON WEDNESDAY


Arang ments have been completed
for the meeting Of the surgeons of the
Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad in This city on "Wednesday Of
The present week, and the indications
are that the convention will be an en-
ioyable one and viii be largely att
tended
Hhe program viii include the an
nual reports Of the officers. addresses
by the physicians and surgeons en-
ployed by The road and the election Of
Officers for the ensuing year.
While at Brunswick The party win
go for a trip to ST. Simon, Cumber-
land, and other points of interest.
President II. M Atkinson viii at
tend this meeting and make an adj
dress.
Among those to attend will be DR..
w S Elkin, chief surgeon: DR.. A.
w Stirling. Of Atlanta Dr. w. G..
Bryan Of Douglas, Ga; DR.. e. Daniel.
of Moultrie, Ga; Or. w. +. Person,
Of Atlanta; Dr J. II Latimer, Of
Waycross; Dr. G w Blanton, of Bruins
wick; DR. S. j Gay, of Lineville. Ala;
Dr. D. 3 Ware, OF Fitzgerald, Ga
DR. s. L. Vinson, Of Nichols Ga; DR.
II. A. Mobley, of Vienna, Ga; DR.. T..
NJ. Ridley ST.. Of LaGrange; DR.. w
w. FARRELL, Of Thomasville; Dr. ~
Peterson, Of Triton; Dr. w w Terrell
Of Douglas; Or Fl. r Richardson, cf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD
CONVENTION iN MACON

me independent Order Of Odd Fe,.
lows of the state are now an4ioi.a
ing a pleasant happy visit +, 1yanon
duflng the last week in Nav whop
the annual conclave Of that secret ore
ganization gathers.
In the state there aie sopn..I,r,o
like 10000 Odd Fellows. tlia ma,eba,.
snip being scattered from nogth 10
south and from east 10 west. Tbe~s fs
not a county in the state uifanif nm
odd Fellows lodge within its 5onnda
and each 81 the lodges van have
representative in Macon when Grand
Master Dozier calls the body to order
n all, there win be sometime 1lxe
290 TO 300 Representatives iron, ya.
rlous sections Of the state. Ths grand
officers Of the grand lodge of fha gtatn
organization at present are:
}. H. Dozier grand master. Athens.
). 4 Blalock deputy grand master
Valdosta; J. p Davis, grand warden
Rome; J. S Tyson. grand secrafary
savannah; r. A. Cheatham grand
treasurer Macon; John w Rannosf
grand representative, Waycross Rob.
ert z. Daniel grand representatives
Griffin; Rev j. D. Nell. grand ohen'
lam Athens; Arrln Roberts. pranJ
marshal Monroe; Dr. T.. r. Clarke
grand conductor Atlanta: w. CoIe,
man, grand guardian, Cedartown r
NJ Hoynes, grand herald, Savannah.
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MRS. ARNOR TO
LECTURE HERE
HEAD OF w. c. T. U. m GEORGIA
TO BE HEARD on NEXT
SUNDAY.

Among The interesting events sched-
Iuled for Brunswick in the near r.t-
ture is the coming Of 8Irs Mary Har-
IRIS Armor who is president Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Tn
ion Of the state Of Georgia, and who
has done more in the cause Of pro-
hibition in the state of Georgia than
any other one agency in the confines
Of the state.
Mrs. Armor will be in this city next
Sunday May 81, and viii deliver one
Of her lectures at the First Methodist
church. Mrs Armor is an eloluent
speaker, for years she has made the
subject Of prohibition the study Of her
life and she has an interesting mes
sage to bring to the people Of this
city.
She does not come to Brunswick in
the interest Of any political movement
and her whole discourse and in fact
her entire work, is devoted TO The
cause Of prohibition.
Wing in the city, Mrs. Armor viii
be the guest at the home Of Judge and
Mrs. Courtland Symmes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
BIG LAND DEAL IN coLouirr.

Moultrie Ga Way 23-One Of tho
largest land deals that has been made
in this county since the recent depras.
sion occurred .odaT John Clark, Jr.
bought the farm, ginnery and stock Of
the Carlton Supply Company at their
Center Hill place The farm is one
OF the finest in the county and con.
tains one thusand acres.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
CALL FOR BANK STATEMENT.

Atlanta Ga, May Estate Treas-
urer r. L. Park yesterday made his
second eau for 1908 on all the bauks
chartered BY the state for stafa-
ment Of their condition at the clio "a
Of business on May a. Under the law
these statements must be in his hands
within ten days from the time Of 70.
ceipt Of the call.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
BODY FOUND IN RUINS.

Chicago. May 23.-The body Of a
man badly burned was today taken
from the ruins Of the Wintermoysr
box factory which was destroyed BY
fire yesterday. It is believed 10 be that
OF a laborer named Wright This Is
the only body SO Tar recovered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
Back from Meetino.

Dr. J Sidney Roberts, Of the At
'lanta Pharmacy has returned from
Thomasyille here ne has been attend
ing the annual convention Of the Geor-
gia Pharmaceutical Association.
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ENGINE FAILS IN BAY
WHEN TPAlNc rNtt1-

New York, May 23.-Two trains On
the Jersey Central collided heal-on
on the bridge over Newark bay this
mornlng. One engine toppled into
tho bay and sunk. One life was lost.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-24
HOUSE NUMBERING PROGRESSES.
Councils New Ordinance Caused own
ers to Do the Work.


The passage Of the amended ordi-
nance relative TO renumbering Of
houses by city council at its last meet
ing has caused increased interest to
be taken in this desirable and much
needed Improvement in keeping wlth
Brunswick's progressive spirit The
contractors, the W A. Sommarfille
company. are doing this work in full
accord with their well known high rep
uiaiion. and expect to have the work
completed al an early date.
others in arranging such program ana
bringing such speakers to Atlanta as
will promote the aims Of our national
society and BE entirely satisfactory 10
stgnwss.is
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| TALKS ABOUT
(QI|1 CONVENTION
II
Eo BE HELD TO DIS
INDUSTRIAL E0UCA-
N IN GEORGIA.

GA. May 23- -Pr ident X
san. Of the Georgia School
#ology. and one OF the promo
Athe organization Of the Geor-
rh Of the National Society for
hotion of Industrial Educayion
siyed a letter from President
Va Alexander, Of the National So
". Offering congratulations upon
formation Of the Georgia branch
nd Atlanta securing the next con-
ention
4 The letters also confirm President
kAlexander's telegram, saying that At
8lanta had been selected as the next
meeting place Of the national society
Siting Of the convention, President
exan1f SAYS
TAak Aention is TO be held some
mber, when convenient
eorgia branch and to our
vfA We committee The ar
gnga z Of the program. as far as
Yrogra land speakers are concerned.
bave Men placed in my hands and
ahough hardly feel able to under
q AXE thiNwork, in addition to the 9TH
~ work already developed upon me.
nevertheless. I have consented to do
50 particularly acause / have a per-
sonal pride in making the Atlanta
convention a great success. and espe-
pecially because that I know that
shall receive all possible support and
cooperation from the Georgia state
branch
II shall be very glad to hear prompt
1v Of the selection Of the secretary Of
the Georgia branch, SO that ] may
communicate through him to the
branch as TO ccAvention arrangements.
u soliA;k suggestions Of yourself and
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CHARGED WITH WFE's DEAr4
Her Body Was Exhumed and Showed
Poison

Gadsden. Ala, May 23.-J. G. Al
bright, Of Walnut Grove, is in Jail here
charged with responsibility for the
death Of his wife ten days ago. The
wife had been taking arsenic as a
tonic, and without warning died She
was buried. but later taken up, the ex
hnmad body showed nnisnn
Arizona republican., 1908-12-01
FRoM NEW YORK Amazing Part Of Modern Life is Rush and Hurry
No Time For Sufficient Exercise In Fresh Air To Maintain
 Digestive Organs In Good Condition

L. T. Cooper, the man who claims that stomach trouble is responsible for most ill health, is continuing to attract crowds of people.
 Cooper is explaining his theory and medicine to the public, and at present he is the sensation of the day in New York.
 While giving his opinion of the cause of so much sickness among the present generation, in a recent inter view, Cooper said: The amazing part of modern life in this city, and every other in America, is the rush and hurry. No one seems to have enough time. This very fact is re- sponsible for much ill health. As I have said before, poor digestion is at the bottom of all this tired, worn out condition which afflicts modern people. but nothing is more neces- sary to keep the digestive organs working properly than exercise in. the fresh air, and New Workers have no time for this
 The daily life of the average New Yorker is about as follows: Alter, sleeping all night in a room with low ceiling and poor ventilation. he dresses in a rush. bolts his breakfast and runs for car. He rides down town in this car with the air foul from ver-breathing, and works until noon shut up tight in some factory or office building. At noon a hasty lunch and then back for the rest of the day in the same close quarters. When time to quit comes he piles into car again, damned in with others like him, and spends thirty minutes in the stirling atmosphere getting home. He stuffs himself full of food. then goes to some theater with more street cars to get him there. or he stays at home and sits in an easy chair
Arizona republican., 1908-12-01

How long do you suppose the hu- man stomach will perform it's func- tions properly under such conditions? Is it any wonder that most people are half sick? The one organ you can not abuse and still stay we'll is the stomach. I am successful simply be- cause I have a medicine that regu- lates and tones up over worked stom- achs that no longer digest food prop erly."
 Among those who called on Cooper Monday afternoon was Mrs William F. Hoffman, of 522 West One Hun dred and Forty Seventh street. who. when interviewed, said: For several years l have been generally run down in health. Physicians diagnosed my case as nervous indigestion. I could not eat and was troubled with in somnia. l felt tired and discouraged all the time and had very little en- ergy. I have two sisters who were also in poor health. their complaint being very, much like mine; one of them, however. has had rheumatism for some years.
 Some time ago I came here. saw MT Cooper and got his medicine. It helped me almost at once, and I am now as well as I ever was in my life, eating well and sleeping soundly. My sisters started taking the medicine after seeing what it did for me, and it has been just as effective for them The one who had rheumatism is now perfectly well, although she had suf- fered for years without relief l con- sider our experience very remarkable"
 cooPer's New Discovey, the medi- cine that is the talk of New York, is now on sale at leading drug stores throughout the United States. Ask your druggist for 1t.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-01
tie girl Where she would receive a nor

tie girl where she would receive nor al strengthening.
 Nothing was finally decided upon, but it was arranged that MT. and Mrs. Coleman should bring the little girl to the chambers today for a further con- ference. Mrs. Coleman gave way to tears at the prospect of the separation.
 As to the pocket book found on Au- gust % it was decided that that was the property of Mrs. Ford and it was turned over to her by the sheriff.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-01
A Great Big Offer

Massie and Sons will give a ten per cent discount on all the goods, ,of a dollar and over, for a few days. Owing to their already low prices this means a great saving for their patrons. They have Iron Beds from s7.50, $500 and S9.00. Japanese mat ting Rugs, new designs, 75c each. Rockers from $2.00 up to S10.OO. Din ing Room Chairs $1.35 and up. EX- tension Tables. Center Tables, Trunks, Suit Cases and Telescopes. Wire Springs and Mattresses all new. See uS
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Why 0oi1s are Daaoeress

Because you have contracted ordinary
colds and recovered from them without
treatment Of any kind, do not Tor = mo
ment imagine colds are not dangerous
Every one knows that pneumonia and
chronic catarrh have their origin in a
common cold. Consumption 10 no,
caused by cold but the cold prepares
the systemic the reception aud develop
ment Of the germs that would not other
wiAe have found lodgment. II In the
same with oil infectious diseases. Diph.
liberia, scarlet fever, measles aud whoop
ing cough are much more likely To be
contracted when the child has . cold
You will see from this that more real
danger Turks in . cold than 10 any other
Of the common ailments The easiest
and quickest way 70 cure . cold II u
take Chambsrlain's Cough Rsmedy. The
many remarkable cures effected BY this
preparation have made II staple article
Of trade over = large par, Of the world
For sale by all druggists
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

For SALE:-All of our property
on Jefferson and Madison SITS. he.
tween 3D. and 4th Avenues consist.
ing of Ii lots. the most desirable
residence lots IN Monte Vista
Will sell all together or divide up
to suit purchasers Also all of our
personal property consisting of:
! team black mares weight POO,
l black horse VT. 100. | IA in.
Moline sulky pillow, | y IN. Studc
baker wagon, | X IN. Fish Bro.
wagon, | heavy double harness
! heavy single harness. express
harness. | reversible II IN. pillow.
! potato planter, spring tooth
harrow, 5toolh cnltivator, |
steel scraper, ! Planet jr. garden
drill, l Hanna cullivnior and a
great many other farm aud garden
tools, and my good Will 10 nm old
and we'll established vegetable
route. A good chance for anyone
contemplating gong INTO the gar.
den or truck rnislng WIN sell all
very reasonable; must 20 To u
lower altitude.
ANNA &. 4 JAMES NJ. MURRAY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

j. McClarran and G. Reed will
sell at auction, Saturday, Nov. Z,
at the Zahnen blacksmith shop,
Monte Vista, s horses, | span of
mules, farm wagons, harness, l
spring wagon, farming tools, house.
hold goods. etc. One years time
will be given on approved note.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Special Rates.

The ID. & X. G. will give half
fare rates from AInmosa to Creole,
and intermediate stations, on Nov
ember 2nd and 3rd-tickets good
to return on the 9Th IN order to
help the Sisters in their fair which
will take place at Del Norte on
November 2, 3 and 4.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Christian church.
M. g. Church
" ~ D.
N. EDGKRTON, Pastor
Sunday Services

Sunday School at 9:45 IA. m. New
adult classes are being organized Come
and join one Pastors topic at HOO a.
~, "The Man with the Ink Horn"
Topic at 7:3O, Good People and the
Ballot THE casting Ola ballot is the
most potent single act In its influence
for COED or evil possible to citizen OF
this great republic" Come.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
AppLES,

We have Just received n car of
very choice varieties of fall and
winter apples. which we will sell
at $l.50, $500 and 80 so per box.
You will find this bargain IN
apples EXCHANGE GROCERY,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Lane Beck.

This aiiment is usually caused by
rheumatism OF the muscles Of the email
OF the back. and 10 quickly cured by ap.
plying Chanberlain's Liuiaaout two or
three times . day and massaging the
parts at each application. For sale by
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

TAKEN: From entrance of club
room, Wednesday evening about I
O'Clock. new chainiess PIERCE
cycle, black. Five dollars reward
for return to this office, and no
questions asked
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

7.room brick house. bath and
pantry. Lot 70 bv 100 feet, west
side, \ bargain II sold soon. En-.
quire Of Il. J. Black. Canon City.
Colo. X. F. D. No a Elm Ave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

Mr.. Cloudy failed IN his speech
to state that Lees Hog remedy
will guarantee bank deposit.
G, NJ, THOMAS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

To maintain health. n mature man or
woman needs just enough food to repair
the waste and supply energy aud body
beat. The habitual consumption Of
more food than In n~ccssAry Tor thcse
purposes Ia ths prime cauec Of stomach
troubles. rheumatism and disorders Of
the kidneys. II troubled with indigss.
ton, revise your diet, let reason aud not
sppstite control and take few dnsrs Of
Chambeelsin's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lsts end you will soon In all right again.
For sale BY oil druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Por Shapped Skin

Chopped skin whether on the hands or
face may be cured in one night by apply.
ing Chamberlain's Salve. 1t is also un.
equsled for sore nipples, burns and
scalds. For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

WANTED-A position ms book
keeper by young lady of exper.
fence. Will also do general Office
work. References furnished. In.
quire ut this Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
A PLAY BY HOME TALENT

Watch for announcements con-
corning a home talent play to be
given in the Monte Vista Opera
house some time next month. 1t
will be presented by some of
Monte Nista's most talented young
people who have at previous times
appeared with credit before the
local public. 1t will do you good
to hear this delightfully."- enter
tanning play
The proceeds will go to the
treasury of the Kings Daughters,
an r-denominational organiza-
ton which has contributed to the
support of all Protestant churches
in the city, and which is laying up
funds for the construction of u
Kings Daughters room and pub
lie gymnasium.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.


speech. He introduced w. j
Galligan of LeadviIle, candidate
for State Treasurer, as chairman
Mr.. Galligan made very nice
talk for his party and introduced
Geo. W. Musser of Colorado
Springs, candidate for Supreme
Judge
Judge Musser paid his respects
to the candidates on his ticket and
declared that if the democratic
representatives are elected Charles
j. Hughes will be elected United
States Senator, and added that the
republicans do not know whom
they will elect in case they are in
the majority. Hughes, he said, is
type of intellectualism.
The Judge referred to some land
frauds charged up to republicans,
Mr.. Musser is not a very enter
tanning speaker and the audience
seemed relieved when he closed
John Shafroth was next intro
duced but complained of being
hoarse and after a few common
place remarks pitched into the
| forest service. He said some
twenty years ago some start was
made in Congress toward the con-
servation of the forests. but moth
ing seems to have been done until
Roosevelt's administration.
Mr.. Shafroth complained that
too much land had been covered
by the forest service-some 5000,
600 acres in Colorado. He said
the service was hardship to
homesteaders, overlooking the fact
that the homestead lands in Colo
RADIO have practically all been
taken up except the arid lands
which the government is rapidly
reducing for actual settlers and
providing them with water for ir-
rigation purposes at actual cost.
Shafroth found fault that the
government had adopted a policy
of making the forest service self
sustaining by small fees for graz
ing and timber; that heretofore
the policy of the government had
been to make the public domain
free. He anticipated that the
government would not only charge
for irrigation but for water and
electric power. He probably would
prefer that these great public util-
tiles be built and operated by
private corporations.
Mr.. Shafroth said the Forest
rules were such as to practically
prevent prospecting.
He denounced Pinchot, head of
the forest service. man who has
devoted years to the study of pre-
serving our forests and whose
heart is SO firmly set in his work
that he covers his salary every
month back into the treasury. OF
course il is possible for such man
to make mistakes.
1t is possible that the great I'M
dertaking Of conserving our i'm
mense forests for future generations
may not AS yet be under n per
feet system. II took years TO per
feet our postal system and it may
take many years to perfect this
system Of forest perpctuation and
conservation Of natural resource.
Mr.. Shafroth's speech did not
appeal to the ranchers present
nor to the cattle or sheep men.
Since the government has taken
charge Of the forests there have
been practically no fires, no muir
dcrs Of herders, land hence no
court costs for prosecuting Grim
inals) no over stocking tho grazing
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Por Sale.

Elegant five passenger touring
car at "A bargain. This car was
taken under foreclosure and is
your opportunity. A. NJ. IsBELL
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

K. G. Popejoy, one of the old
settlers. has retired from ranchlpg
and will devote himself to buy ing
and shipping potatoes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

Telephone your Drug Orders.
We wS1l de)ivee them.
Fuller Drug CO.
Phooe Monts g
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
First Bapssss Church.
REV. F. L. BLowsns, Pastor.

Morning service at IL a. m. Evening
service 7:3O. Sunday school 10 a. m.
B Y PU $50 p. IN. Wednesday evening
meeting 7:3O
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Brief lettings

See Chas. 8. Barnes for all
classes of engineering and survey
ing.
Vaccinatc your hogs, l2t cents
per dose. NJ. H. Deacon. Monte
Vista, agent.
Fox SALE:-lO0 tons of good
river hay and 800 acres of pasture,
arteslan water.
j. ALFRED SMITH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
Presbyterian Church

Pres Vtertun Churc1
SAAuxL H. MOORE, Pastor.
Sunday School $50 = m.
Morning Service ll:QO a. IA.
Evening Service 7:0 p. m
Christian Church.
M. N. NELSON. Pastor.
Bible school 10 a. IN.
Y. p. 8. c. E.. Up. m.
Preaching III a. M. and p. IN.