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Special Rates Via seabOardts CharlOtteaetuunt
,.at Republics, State CsnveatIon.lr ~ g..

9.Hi kepnbhcaaSlsie Isnpeatlon.n ~ %
The aSeaoboard Tra begs.a to
ANNOUNCE rates based on 80 per-
cent of'the double local fares for
the irpund! "trip 'fromall point on
this line in North Carolina, to
Charlotte accountoft hisoceasion.
Tickets to be sold, for all trains
August '25th and for train arriy-
ing in Charlotte forenoon Of
August 18th, with final return
mit,August 30th.a ,.a.f --;;::-y'.
The Seaboard offers excellent
double daily train service to
Charlotte and for further infor-
nation regarding rates and
schedules from your station call
on, your ticket, agent or, address
theiundersignedy asao' anlir"r' o's,'
81 1" a'o"7' &c. III. GATTIs,1'''
Travelling Passenger Agent.
80 ''"0"' u Raleigh, N, c.
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~ @ ANHtNNfVH VI lWut

go a. T.. sffIES"iks1l -,
~ =. iifyrrt'p5git q. .ial;.;,
atsT'fS s. fSfSt;sI.ry.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-25

UF NY HIEi WI "TVH"VFl ! 1T
:! Wotis .,D,t :
TO 7gqke mp !. slate, is belisFed,,
to have originated through ar early,
cnst0nnof using ayaain tahen a,
ticket, vas being arranged. 80 that,
The ehaiinges could be easily made in
order to arrive alta harmonious re-,
Philadelphia. sRresae.'-..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-25

;, During the. oatire su@ner until
lhtc ii the .hntsmn'as Isrge black
hunting spider (lycosa) dwclt in
arg. pnno.- .when H. played anamte'
.mesemenis=saftly slie=Mnitld come:
eu. on: the: music rack asd seen: p
listen. fleE palpi would vibrate
with almost inc6necftable raRidityi
willie every now and then sire would
|lift her autobiography OF legs and
rnre them 10 and fru' and up and
down. just as soon, however, as l
commenced a, march or gallop she
womb. tsAo1 to .Ilar'' hest5'and foe
uwaE,ts,he5 ,(sn. somewhere in the
interior Of the piano, where she
VOID eth uitil fehtHsj JiarG9ftl,,
with .fEaumsrcji!sor Handles "Lar1
70. "GDr. WYdPs 'Dawn Of Reason. "
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u retfoo~.,e,,esa6E[Ssssn.en, a, ,lS'
k@Al ferf~ ase.Al the chicago


shaaed herr No: ! war b56ITls
~. ",r Engaged" ..l:giE t
Wei. 30 on .- -,
We Sar selilS facin the valley. and
H'"ti | lifted my eyes and thar l.r
r. tie aud lookin' hardly n stones
F"' away war the rnnnet ranch
H." Aud thar on the raganIa ~,
E".'s aud n gni In each othef's arfis'
Nurse | don't mean 10 say tfhabi
Y" recognize people fifteen miles,
~ l'ui kn6weti the couple iuust
''"n Eunice and-aomc Teller. Ah
1sh wodId HE 70 CIT rid -et III;
A Il made me mad 60 see her IN
a"F tellsrs arms, J jumps W spd.
VIII 1ly shootln' Iron. plugs away
~ +nsu wiIHt ffd be 90 bur tnE
20 1Gg ...z1s .&.zI.sIs-s
Lett Kind o. foolish rs soon as II
Ger. fhInkin' MS wespon would
&C., far. and set down ng'in. The
al n felt ~ ! did. cause he
"] gln. Too. by his gal, iurt ~ J.
q h'in" We turned our backs 70
'"' We didn't IKE their 'iookih'
al "'F backs backs .gSSfEs.gu.t ln'g , iAle
ri" Sally thai. LAoycd. hcrr .sni
~ her 10 marry me. She re
10 lliHisf iway,utcdgdl TO ElnIca.
r"inindcd her thai, th9nks 20 TIE
70 had found EsnIck oufHtsAils'
s- u.at Lslsa. liza, ss.s4f.s-sss.
t1r flt tS ffitRc rtfiifce. but n II
t"rs-+or vr-iTryf -fnvvu mrmTru
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"'F'"d l'efore goin' back. And-ye
"'h went back. n married ma.sv
Sqrr mad engggh ietfaaIelmes
,Frd her with golp' back on me.
"' H'hied n. f3tt ME ahd Shlfs
W" her. ami that was nll therS
"o"u' II HAnywtufDytmlfe suys
'e' i''2d nssn weg sayed firms,
"'nan hy the mirage"
Y evcr occur 20 you" asked
X ~ SH That what
-. 'iie 5vntrtioH OF Soufa
- u .rflft'r'I i
7, nv. rfyrr t'p5ghi ii. int: :,
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IyUM e IT5r.I0z2L ~ yTTW
:SEAeB!Q!ARD.

.s5ftN'!stS1t Bilhf9 LtN u l,ese.
D. EfsEti ahra! On; .4 fDuu add
sobia cttt skaEsta@it rshdtise.
20 Trans with eaten Durham as
follows: !gsnss.: nGoL !.L.l .tDIG!t
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-25
T WTTEH RHRAsEs-T
How Some Of the Common Terms In
II Use Originated.

-fto" Some OF the Common Terms In
i Use Originated.
- While many believe that Benja-
bhEgssgRssa,' TE3!tsasggsss'og Ct tAs
Waar dfahsd ittsd story MhicRs@as
t,ptlMfd a9 ,AsasyoIifts ss ssieglHltlcaatg;
'tKS eorssina8ok of .s!iwsaEiehaliess
lARnsrraneegthat itsfifst amssrxd
in one of Pennsylvania country
-pexspspsrs}n the yesr1s1l. -
'1Mfdhg Nt fencesnl originated
ssnSid H." lsr oN tss sAf hspab', S
ssis4s ssn1sst;sn sss.mayy
'suttzd ont Df4hSaaNss AEa
tics and went TO his farm in Ohio.
TIo s1os T0TT1..,aJ r.. = -------I-- =
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Dr:l.':: .:,J !. Petty s:it;.I;,y7 !:
VETERINARIAN:
MANY Make Fatal Mistake:

,,slp9H. psnpiir9n. ,9TCn4 I'd hinS
ItHphiaIlqs fFet sSlGk qlltr ii1ia5 algthl
witil9Nkiiuienii against .INSlSl % L,N''Ev
s1SEsS IA "; n \. y sgripfs.st
Polits cpSefs Az ths, aboysr Yel sls9phh
also haytA pqIflyi;Yi yapf,I toBiSSE. Oh
MULE against leaih from, aus lsaIse. I
The SnIth State Mutual .IJis ,iiasufa4cql
ICo. ,pr SiAstoIh NJ 6. ,iyith paid infepsi
ital Al, siop,psa. issues The GQAIRI,E tt
iPOt1EX. The Sgutherl live stock In
isurahsS ea. III High Point, ~, s with
paid IN capitol OF sbo, issues the Pol
icy for your HORSE OR MrLE.Y Ter
:nfotmatiSa see otwIiisaag" 9ots;' AZ
u os"s. ii GR.aN..LEE...,,' ' d., .
, Room IS, Wright Building ID
P. D. Box 3S4, Durham, N. c.
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nat TUX q shIhe 70 me. ] war N
S Sss'. ISysssiss SyA aEis ssA'ns;


that TUX n shine TO me. ! war n IN.
S Sss'.. ISS.sys is,ss'ssyH aSesnIn,ss
aiy dfe aud tried g. keep her. OF, my,
sAnt.6Gt she feH.red me- ifRe 1 tJiood
hpussE Rh,F slmeifsw- afssneF s;codld!
~ rtd-9- mos, :thlpgss , eesildn;t gle ysl.
a. her. whenever I'D. m. ~ she'd set
down beside me kind 6f5sitf- sfke. and
tsataN pe,thn cad ioh;hiy 6trylnG III
1ssai,e .issT :: t.tr:I III NV
wal at last she blyed yns,. and the
.fst thing kndwef'fhadlk 6he 10 thk'
of man and axeItforsIASs gal. u He was
v1IlIH:, sRd -. we- mas Engaged. Has
they say In the toTrs. Euaice oncei
hsyiHt fassoed me gimme d good deal
.. rGe jIst rs Though we was married
atd | couldn't Kit away lplrcwG Z ~
t'wbat made u hard on me was that
wanted anSfl.sss gal That. gal war
SaAs- sRsa sss =. ksssess- ae~ssSrf. - atsasiy
war IL quiet little -slal.se ts.l didn't rf,'r
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.No:,2S6. -h9sH5 AN rconnpcta
ING .at Henaessoarwith. No. 5iSs
which WALL aErlYlss at For smolth-
Nonf0lE kat 5 so Pam. ,s4resuming
connection at'Mekivniwfth Al: O.
L. fofS Eastern Carolina, points
and at Portsmouth, NorfolkbWish
Steainshipilines for Washington!
Baltimore, Cape Charles, New
YORK and Boston. This will also
connect at Henderson with No:
66nrf for hRichmond, nWashington
and New York. Ia '"7's'' =
No. ri viii arrive in Durham
at 4.50,P. Mo rnnur "a ea"2trt
No! 2eIwili arrive in Durham
at A 7; NJ; ,.n.~x !. ., u
5.OOlPy NJ. r~9i' u .s:,.. .4t,jntn
The DdrhaniE Southern train
No, IL leaving Durham at a3,15
PM. and arriving at Apex at
Asp. M connects With Sea-
board No. IT and aa3a 'forI Char
lotte, Wilmington. Atlanta Bir-
imnghamy, Memphis and'rpoiHts
! West and 9 luhfblads Sayaufsh,
l.JasssSnlSSiille.i IL sahd~,allsd FlaElda
points d .sldUpI gd. Il ,sbn ii
} observation-disclosures and any
'infernlatiis i, n dssssltsa. apply f,
agent, bofsihRs L. montgomery
.Agentj"" Phoue Mo. ar or write
stnJIntt I'd ssznAslf "TtsTIJst lE5iI"iE
'V,sroftatuma,3s aRgnosfoC rus 100, II, I,
b .ssi,Sa. s,,syC Coil ls,ATTfSs, ssfsn,
h .irErayslingi PsssenserD'A AGENT
-lriol n bSe 'yfr9 sIlt 81 0
ri xglaF4spais, "sg1ayg2xil, j .4L,. - gstE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
TWO BROTHERS ARE
DROWNED IN A
POND
sac ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT
GARD, ON THE SOUTHERN
RklaWAY. TUESDAY - DOUBLE
ruHERAL YESTERDAY.


News cf sn unusually sad accident,
which occurred nj Card 30 miles from
the city. Tuesday afternoon, was :e-
veiyed in the city Yesterday mon.pg.
Two hriaht tile boys Robert and
elliott BRYANT. nine and thirteen years
cld respectively were drowned while
in bathing GA a small pond short
distance from the station
From the report Of the accident
heard in tAis city yesterday, il appears
that thes rSo little boys went to he
Pond IN the rotencon 10 so in bathing.
They were Rct accompanied by any
lone else The dimuer hour arrived and
jhe boys failed to return and the molh-
r at onep became uneasy She
houghi, haweyer that they would
return cycrN minute Finally, the boys
stiil remaining away Mrs Bryant
feared thai something had happened
TO them She notified neighbors and
a searching party was soon made W
and went TO look for the children.
When the pond was reached their
clothes we're found and it was al once
realized that the boys had been drown
ed while in bathing
One or two OF those in the party
Wldct into the pond and pretty soon
lhe dead bodies of the two bright IT.
tie bcys were found When the moth
Ter learned Of the doplorable accid 9at
she almost collapsed, and is i'll rs a
result Of the horrible sight which she
Witnessed when her TWO sons were
brought 20 the home cold in death.
| Just how the boys met their death
wiz never be known. The pond 1t is
! said. is very shallow.
The doubie funeral occurred yester-
day al Gardi and was attended BY
many friends residing in the vicinity.
Mrs Bryant lost her husband a few
years ago and these were her only
children
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TAFT TO OFFER
TARIFF PLANK
HE WILL WANT IT IN THE PLAT.
FORM AT THE CHICAGO
CONVENTION.

wa h'n8ton. June 10 Bringing
Wiln him the completed draft of tie
platform. which it is proposed to ne
s-nt 70 the committee on resolutions
ot tie national republican conyen ion
at Chicago. Wade Ellis. Attorney Gen.
.Nal o. ONO, returned here today from
Virginia Beach and went directly 10
tie War Department, whore he wus
IN conference With Secretary TATE sot
some time
Both Secretary Taft and Mr.. Gnls
were adverse to making any statement
regarding the platform, but it neyir-
Ihelss was definitely ascertaiued tnat
aside from the enlargement Of me
.tas.5 plank of the Chicago platform.
so as to declare for maximum and
minimum schedules and for Il revision
# the tariff at an extra session II
c ag.Css Immediately following The
inauguration. the platform to be PIE
eentcd at Chicago will be subsiaa.
TALLY the Ohio document.
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THE RACE FOR SOLICITOR.
Governor Smith viii Shortly Make
ADDointhnent

Governor Smith viii Shortly Make
Appointment.
Several candidates for the position
Of solicitor Of the city court of Bruins
aich. 10 succeed j. r. Colson. are get
ting somewhat nervous, as it is ex-
pecJeG that the governor win make
the appointment within few days,
possibly before tlle legislature con.
geEc~,
The candidates for this position are
5 NJ Xellner, r. f. Dart, G. S.
sympcs ana Z. c. Butts.
lust who will secure The appoint
mon is not yet known, and it may
lie that the governor will not make
the appointment. as it has been sta
ted q at bill will be introduced dur.
ing .he coming session Of the legis-
iature providing that the solicitor
hc elected by the people Those who
are ~ position TO know, however.
state that such is not the case, and
ti'at the appointment for the next
tH years at least, will be made by tie
govern or.
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OCCASION WILL
Be CELEBRATED
ATLANTA PREPARES TO ROYAL
IN WELCOME THE A., 3. G. A.
RAILROAD.
he First Train Will Be Known AS
the atlanta Chamber of Com
nerce speciar' and Will Carry
Many Passengers.

The first passenger train into AZ
lanta over the tracks of the A. b. d
A. will reach Atlanta on Friday. June
19, and viii be known as the ATLANTA
Chamber of Commerce Special It
Will be run from all cities along the
line Of The A., p. & A. and prominent
people from this section of the state
including a number oil BrunswickiAls
VIII attend.
The Atlanta journal of yesterday,
speaking Of the arrival of this train
says
THE very first regularly constiu-
ted passenger train to enter Atlanta
ever the new tracks Of the Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic railroad
will be an elegantly appointed special
train chartered by the Atlanta cham.
ben OF commerce for the purpose Of
bringing 10 this city prominent busi-
ness men from every city along the
route of the A., B e A. to take part
Iin lie celebration Of the roads entry
into Atlanta This train will be known
rs the Atlanta Chamber OF CONNIE. ce
Special and will arrive in Atlanta On
the afternoon of Friday, June l9th.
The chamber Of commerce has is
sued 400 invitations to banquet
which it viii srve at the Kimb1ll
on the evening of June 18th the DC.
casion being portion of the A., b.
& A. celebration These invitations
have been mailed to the members of
the boards of trade of the cities To-
Gated along the line Of the new road
and a large attendance is expected.
The guests of the celebration win
assemble at Fitzgerald and win be
brought from that city to Atlanta by
the special train
Flnal arrangements for the occasion
were completed Tuesday morning at
a conference between ]. Willie Po1e
and Walter c. Cooper Of the cham
Der OF commerce, and w. H. Leaby.
general passenger agent Of the A., B.
l& 4, Many short addresses viii be
/ delivered at the banquet by ;siiaaitiag
guests, the local railroad men. mem.
bers OF the chamber OF commerce and
city officials.
Al the moment the special pulls into
the old depot all of the railroad on
gInes in the various railroad wards
and the engines of the many manufac-
turing enterprises of the city win send
up prolonged medley Of toots. This
IN welcome to the new road
On Saturday afternoon, June 20th
Inc merchants of the city win tender
the visiting guests and officials Of t G
A., b. & A. big barbecue
fhe first scheduled passenger rain
over the new road will leave Atlanta
! sunday morning, June 2lst. and tic
hrst regular passenger train to arrive
VIII pun into the shed at .. n. cf
the same day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
WINE, WINE But NO BREAD"
Mrs. Colvin Got So Much Champagne
She Wants a Divorce.

Mrs. colvin Cot So Much Champagne
She Wants a Divorce.
Pttsburs. June 10-I have been
starving for bread, and surfeited with
champagne said Mrs Margar.t
GOWN at her mothers home today ;d-
ter having sued for divorce from los
eph Colvip. q leading sccrei socialv
man of this city The couple wore
married May 2G, 1890.
Il have many things 10 startle TIE
public with said Mrs. Colyin. Il
know the court will grant my plea and
allmony too, after it hears what !
have endured and suffered at the
hands of the man who never thought
! never wanted to do anything bat
SWIM champagne with him. whereas I
was almost dying fer the taste Of
bread
4 left him repeatedly. Ia each N
stance he begged me to return and
pr missed he would mend his ways. II
was always the same story Wine,
wine, but no bread and butter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
HUGHES M TROUBLE.
Lacks Vote to Carry His Legisla
ton.

Lacks Vote to Carry His Leaisia-
ton.
Albany, ~ Y. june -Precarous
S the condition Of the bills framed
TO carry out Gov Hughes renewed
recommendation Of the abolition Of
the present legal protection Of public
gambling al race tracks. GOV Hughes
land the friends OF the bill confidently
expect that Senator Eoeter OF
Brooklyn whose vote is apparently
indispensable to the passage Of the
bills, and who mas been absent be-
cause of illness. will come 10 Albany
tomorrow in time to vote for the bills
should they reach that stage of pro-
.gress, The peril in WHICH the meas.
lure stands tonight. however, is one
that lies in the shortness Of the time
remaining before the hour OF 2 D. m.
.on Thursday, when the leaders Of
beth houses intend to adjourn the px-
tratordinary session without delay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
FIRST TRAIN TO ATLANTA
WILL ARRIVE ON JUNE 19
ROAD INDICTED.
Charge Against c. & o. is Violating
Hepburn Law.

Charge Against c. & o. is Violating
Hepburn Law.
Richmond, Va, June 10.-The Chas-
apeake and Ohio Railway company, as
a corporation A. p Gilbert, assistant
general freight agent Of that road, and
w r. Johnson, wholesale grain dealer
were indicted by the federal grand
jury this afternoon for violating the
Hepburn anti-rebate law There are
nine counts in each indictment and
the charge is false billing Ii is char
ged that grain was shipped from here
by the Chesapeake and Ohio, pur-
porting to have come from the west,
the connecting lines receiving a diyis-
ion OF the through rate instead Ct
the full local rate, the latter being
about cents per hundred more. The
indictments are the outgrowth of the
Investigation conducted here a few
months ago by Mr. Lane, of the inter.
state commerce commission. Other
indictments are expected tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
GOVERNOR SMITH
NOT TO RESIGN
.HE IS NOW PREPARING flls MES
SAGE no BE SENT TO
LEGISLATURE.

Atlanta. June 9-Goyernor iloke
Smith has begun the preparation Of
his annual message to the legislature.
which viii assemble on Wednesday.
June "a The governor will not dis
cuss The message further than to say
that he is preparing it. and that he
win have something TO say along the
line Of the reforms which have been
accomplished, and of those which
Should still be given 10 the people.
Hundreds OF letters are being ic-
ceiyed by the governor from evelg
section Of the state. expressing re-
gret ut his defeat for denomination.
They come from every class Of Gcor-
eians.
Some suggest that he at once an
pounce for governor in the next dem,
ocrauc primary, others that he ran
ior the senate, and still others that
he resign at once and begin a a3w
fght All express the profoundest
sympathy over his defeat. and sta,e
their Willingness TO stand behind nim
whenever he begins again to fight for
the principles which he has maintain
ed
I'm this connection il may be stated
trat Governor Smith has no inten-
lion OF rcsigning his otIice. but that
st The close Of his term he will re-
Glitter tie practice OF law in Atlanta
and take an active interest in the
mrtherance and maintenance Of he
plinc'ries for wrich he fought in his
TWO campaigns
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
GEORGIA bankers HERE,
CONVENTION BEGINS TODAY
eRuNswlcx's THREE BANKS.
They are Among the Best Institution.
in the State.

Bankers from almost ever. county
in Georgia viii be in the city today
-,,,s -,.,s. -: ::.a+@ralls. thes will take keen
interest in visiting the local banks.
The people OF Brunswick should feel
proud Of their Institutions All Of
Them have unusually handsome quar-,
ters, in fact. nowhere in the stare
can banks be found with more con.
venient and handsomer quarters than
haye the National Bank OF Brunswick,
the Brunswick Bank and Trust Com
psay and the Glynn County Bank.
These institutions all occupy three
Of the prettiest buildings in the c,ty;
one Of them is brand new structure
while the two others have recently
been thoroughly oyerhauled and the
snany visiting fnanciers to the city
viii no doubt compliment the local
banking houses on their excellent
quarters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
KILLED IN a SHAM BATTLE.

Brookings, S Dak, June 1O.-In IN
attack on party Of skirmishers 4ur-
ing sham battle between two rival
forces composed Of students Of he
South Dakota College Of Agriculture,
Battalion Captain Robert Watson led
his companions over an 18foot wall,
In scaling the barrier he lost his b9l
ance and fell on the fixed bayonet OF
one Of his own men. The sharp weap
on inflicted a wound in the groin
Not knowing the wound was mortal
Nhe college student continued the bet
g'e which today cost the life of one
ai tneir most popular comrades.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
PHONE TALK, THEN SUICIDE.
Broker, Near Republican Headquar.
ters in Hotel Ends Life.

Broker, Near Republican Headquar.
ters in Hotel Ends Life.
Chicago, June 10.-Political specu,
lations and excited conferences in the
auditorium Annex had little interest
for r. A. Gormely, a Detroit broker.
who after a fifteen minutes conyer5a-
ton with his wife over The long dis
tance telephone retired to his own
room ana shot himself through The
head. Death was Instantaneous.
Gormley registered last Friday HIS
room was but two doors from the
headquarters OF the Republican Ma
tional Committee. and the shot was
heard by Secretary Dover but he pad
little attention to IT,
A large sum Of money was found On
the dead man, but nothing to explain
his motive for taking mis- life
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
TREASURER ARRIVES TO-DAY.
He Will Make an Address Before the
Bankers Convention.

Among the distinguished people
who w.d attend the bankers conven.
lion, which meets here today will be
United States Treasurer Treat. who
is expected to arrive in the city this
morning
An invitation was extended to Treas-
urer Treat some time ago by The
association and he accepted it. Be
ing treasurer Of the United States, ne
is in position to discus the money
question in all Of its phrases and bis
address is looked forward To as one
iof The features of the convention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
CHANDLER URGES NEGROES
TO VOTE AGAINST 1T

Washington, June Former sen
a'oe' William =. Chandler, Of New
Hampshire, in an address last night
urged the negroes to vote against Sec
retary Taft for president. ana sug-
sested that they might obtain better
results il they supported the demo-
cratic party. He also urged the ne
Sroes 10 demand that the republican
party insert plank in their platform
fr n" enforcement Of the fifteenth
amendment to the constitution.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
nEw RECORD FOR LUslTANlA.

London June 10-According to a
wireless message just received, the
Lpsitania has again wrested the rec.
ord for the best days steaming from
hes sister ship, the Mauretania, nav
ing covered Gal knots between noon
Of Sunday and noon Of Monday This
is six knots better than the record Of
The Mauretania for an equal length
ce time The Lusitania left Queens
town June for New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
sAVANNAH's BIG DELEGATION.
That City viii Send Many DELEGATES
to Convention.

The Savannah delegation for the
bankers convention will probably be
me largest of any city in the state.
lhose who are coming from that city
ana who will reach the city this morn
ing, are: Captain f. d. Bloodworth Of
the National Bank; Mr.. George c.
Freeman OF the Citizens Southern
Bank; Mr.. John NJ. Hogan of the Ger
mania Bank; Mr. F. W. Clark Of the
Chatham Bank; Mr., II. c. Anderson
Of the Savannah Trust Company: Mr.
j. W. Heffernan Of the Hibernia
Bank; Mr. Barron Carter Of the Com,
mercial Bank, and Mr. John ]. Pow
ers OF the Exchange Bank.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
GEORGE GOULD OFF TO EUROPE

New York, June lO.--Georee J..
Gould was among the passengers on
the Kronprinzessin Lucille this morn
ing He said he was going to see his
fa'niiy and that he did not expect to
remain in Europe longer than two
wecks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-11
sHERlFFs ALSO COMING,
They win Hold Nesting on clm5er-
l7na Next Week.

They viii Hold Nesting on Clm5er-
land Next Week.
The state association of sheriffs and
ordiuafies of Georgia viii hold their
annual meeting on Cumberland on
June a. il was announced few
days ago fhat the ordinaries OF
tire state we've coming, but nothing
was said about The sheritfs. These
officials, however always meet at the
same place and time and they VIII all
gather on Cumberland for the con
yentlon
II IS expected that inc attendance
win be large as ordinarios and sher-
IFS from all over The state win coma
aud many Of them win be accompan-
led by members Of their family