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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
A osNd win.

Prom my spirit to yours bequsatA
The hard.woa knowledge that you must
~ tgue from the beginning. But II
By any chance you have not been so.
then you must BE- true from the mo-
nsnt that you know.-Zona Gale. The
L0vas Of Pelleas and Ettarrs."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
A Hopeless Case.

"A great big. able bodied man IKE
you ought to be ashamed to ask 4
stranger for money" said the weli.to-
Dc citizen. 4 know ought" An
swered Wandering Mike. But. mis-.
tsr. I'm tes naturally soo hnd-heart-
"a to tap EN- 90 Dc head and take II
away from 'em."-Sketch.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
Serious complIcatIsN.

I've Jus, been TO see the Garlieks,"
said Mrs. LapslinE. laying aside her
wraps They're all we'll except Mr.
0arlick. Hes got m aWfully bad
knee Al near ~ can make out from
what the dsctor says the poor man IL
threatened With diagnosis Of the
bose
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
Size Of Whales,

The average sperm whale IL about
50 feet long, weighs 100000 pounds
and will yield So,oeo pounds Of blub-
Der from which 1900 pounds Of
train oil can be made) and 3,e~e
pounds Of whalebone
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
No Age Limit for Brains.

no VHO ETfHTt TOT 6TdTHt.
We are slowly beginning to realize
that age has but little to do with ac-
tivity and intellectual power. Nova
days every real talent and ability Is
respected whether the man is very
young or very old.-Naples Mattine.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
And Other Places.

II every manufacturer were com
PEELED to live within the shadow Of
his own mill chimney. Manchester
would be a much better place than Il
h-Lloyd's Weekly.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
Hiss II. COWDEH.
Hair Dressing
PARLORS.

Shampooing, cutting and curling.
All hair work made to order. Hair
tonics. scalp treatments, manicuring;
stage wigs for rent for theatrical use
or mask balls. Cheapest switches, so
cents Goods delivered out of the city.
1919 21st street. Denver, Colo.
Phone 1897 Olive.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
Love At First Sight.

Love Ito his beloved DO not, I
beseech you, refuse my hand Ny life
IL insured for 100000 marks, and II
you accept me | An sure I shall not
survive very long. ng."-Simplicissimus.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
Deeply Affecting.

And when" said Ms. Nuvoreesh,
those French pheasants came by sing.
ing the Msyonnaise, II was too deeply
touching for vords. Maga,
Eins.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11

The Fisherman from BlIIvlIls.
A fisherman killed two rattlesnakss
yssterday. That 10. the snakes bit
him, and the liquor that was circu-
latin IA him killed he snakes.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
More Yrsubls.

NY husband had an awful time col.
leeting that debt" Mrs. Lapslins was
saying. 7 doat pretend to under.
stand law terms. but heard him say
tAal before he could got the money
he had 70 Barney Shea the mans
vlsss."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
Numsnltys Ssihshnssa.

When We arc happy We seek those
vs love: in sorrow. We turn to those
Who love us-Cecil Raleigh.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11
Good Tonic.

HAVE youS food. double your drink
hs water. treble your consumption oi
pure air and ouadrupls your laughter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11

Truth Not In Him.
He who purpossly cheats his friend.
would cheat his 0od.--Lavater.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11

Keep Temper curbsd.
Anger rsststh in the bosom OF fools.
-Bible.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-11

tivity and intellectual power. Nova
days every real talent and ability Is
respected whether the man is very
young or very old.-Naples Mattino.
Size Of Whales.
The average sperm whale IL about
50 feet long, weighs 100000 pounds
and will yield $1,000 pounds Of blub-
Der from which 1900 pounds Of
train oil can be made) and 3,e~e
pounds Of whalebone
Love At First Sight.
Love Ito his beloved)-"Do not,
beseech you, refuse my hand Ny life
IL insured for 10000 marks, and II
you accept me an sure I shall not
survive very long."-Simplicissimus.
And Other Places.
" every manufacturer were com
PEELED to live within the shadow Of
his own mill chimney. Manchester
would be a much better place than Il
h.-Lloyd's Weekly.
Deeply Affecting.
And when" said Mrs. Nuvoreesh,
those French pheasants came by sing.
ing the Mayonnaise, II was too deeply
touching for words Mags,
Kins.
The Fisherman from BliivlIls.
A fisherman killed two rattlesnakss
yssterday. That IL. the snakes BIZ
him, and the liquor that was circu.
latin "a him killed he snakes.
Good Tonic.
HAVE your food. double your drink
hs water. treble your consumption q
pure air and ouadrupls your laughter
humsnItys Ssihshnssa.
When We are happy We seek thoss
vs love. in sorrow, we turn TO those
vAo love us.-Cecil Raleigh.
Truth Not In Him.
He who purpossly cheats his friend
would cheat his 0od.--Lavater.
|
Keep Temper curtsd.
Anger rsststh in the bosom OF fools
Bible.
oooooooooooo:oooosroaooooo3
C0L0RED HOTEL
Mrs. H. Clay, Prop.
Ten Nicely Furnished Rooms
with oil Modorp Accommodation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-24
A., B. ( A. TO OPERATE TRAINS
TO BIRMINGHAM SEPT. FIRST
PRESIDENT H. M. ATKINSON OF THE A, B. A. THIS
VERY INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT IN THIS
DREAM TWENTY TO BE


President Harry M. Atkinson, of
the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
railway and the Brunswick Steamship
company-'the man who does things"
as they say of him in Administration
comes to Brunswick but what he does
not make some announcement that
means something for Brunswick and
aer future growth and development.
yesterday was no exception to the
rule and when a News representative
visited him just before leaving for
Tampa, he stated the work of com.
pleting the line to Birmingham had
been pushed along with more rapidity
and results than was expected, and
for the first time announced that the
A, B. & A. would on the first day of
September, less than five weeks off op
crate its line into the city of Birm-
ingham over it's own tracks. 1t was
not contemplated that the line would
tap the Alabama metropolis quite 50
soon, but President Atkinson says the
construction force was doubled and
that every effort was necessary to in
sure this announcement.
In this connection it may be of in
terest to say that President Atkinson
also announced that the A, B. & A.
has made arrangements with the
Louisville & Nashville for the use of
the splendid terminals of that line at
Birmingham, pending the completion
of the terminals of the A, B. & A. in
that city, which of course makes it
possible for the traffic department to
open the birmingham line earlier than
was contemplated.
Speaking Of the completion, Mr.. At
kinson said, "When this line IS extern
ded to Birmingham September first
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we will have a finished railroad that
has been the dream of the people of
both Georgia and Alabama for twenty
years or more" Continuing he said,
This will certainly make a great city
and a greater seaport out of Bruins
wick and We have every assurance
from those at the other end of the
line that the minute our trains, both
passenger and freight. enter the Birm-
ingham district, they will be taxed to
handle the traffic awaiting for them,
and especially the freights that will
necessarily seek tide water through
the port of Brunswick"
This statement of President Atkln-
son should be gratifying to the people
of this city. 1t means more to Bruins
wick and her people than any other
community at interest. 1t means an
enormous increase in the commerce of
the port, for once the A., B. & A.
reaches Brunswick she is in the cen
ter Of the great Birmingham district
of coal, iron and limestone, she is
then connected with the great grain
markets of the west and above all,
it will be the shortest line to the At
lantic ocean, having.a great advantage
over gulf port lines in the matter of
mileage, most important considera-
ton in the handling of freights.
President Atkinson says that with
in two weeks from today, the tracks
of the A. B. e A. will be within the
corporate limits of the city of Birm-
ingham, and that it will take some
three weeks to perfect the service so
as to open it on September first
Its a great announcement for Bruins
wick, the most far reaching one ever
made, and it means much for her.
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CONVICT QUESTION
CAUSES A STORM
NJ THE LOWER HOUSE YEsTER
DAY PERSONALITIES CREPT
INTO TIE DISCUSSION.

Atlanta, July 23-The big storm
over the convict question broke in
the house this morning, when per-
sonal feeling for the first time during
the debate was shown. AS soon as
the house assembled, Mr. Perry of
Hall, introduced resolution to refer
all bills to a conference committee,
of fifteen, to be made up Of represen
tatives of all sides of the question,
with instructions to arrange a COM
promise. A constitutional amend
ment, fixing a definite solution within
the next few years, was provided for
in the resolution. The idea was re-
sisted by Mr.. Hall of Bibb, and Holder
of Jackson, both intimatins that it
was an admission of defeat from the
other side, and q move to gain time.
Seaborn Wright and Hooper Alaxan-
der threatened to start filibustering
tactics unless some definite provision
is made for bringing an end t. all
vestiges Ct the lease system. They
offered to support another temporary
lease if the above were conceded. De-
bate became spirited at several points,
the Speaker having some difficulty in
preserving good order.
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BIG CASE IN THE
REFEREES COURT
L. B. McEWEN OF BUSHNELL GOES
UNDER WITH $1o,e16.95 OF
LIABILITIES.

Bankrupt proceedings were filed
in the Bankruptcy court here yesterday
by attorneys Langford and Dickenson
cf Douglas against the firm of L. B..
McEWen of Bushnell in Coffee coun
ty The liabilities are scheduled al
Sl0,S16.95 while the assets are placed
at the modest sum Of $500, which CON
sists of an account against the Bruins
wick Single company, now also in
bankruptcy. Among the Brunswick
creditors are A. Kaiser & Brother,
$31727, the Glynn County Bank, $500,
Carl Friese $1,000.
The case has been set for hearing on
August 3, when trustee will be ap-
pointed, etc
Mr. McEwen, the bankrupt in this
case was also secretary and a stock.
holder in the now defunct Brunswick
Shingle company, Of which Carl
Friese was the moving spirit and it
seems that the failure Of that concern
has dragged Mr. McEwen along with
it, as he was endorser on the paper
of the Shingle Company in the sum
of $6,80Q--~
The bankrupt als9 asks to be dis
charged from the debts of the firm of
Butler & McEwen.
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BEE LINE OWNERS
HELD MEETING
HERE YESTERDAY
issuance OF BONDS AUTHOR
lZEO TO PAY FOR THE
=. ALTAMAHA.
Pres. Atkinson, Vice-Pres. Arkwrioht
and Gen'l Manager Bonnyman of
to Tampa, Sec'y cuIIanaine
Returns to Atlanta.

President H. M Atkinson and Vice
President P. S. Arkwright, General
Manager Alex Bonnyman and Secre
tary j. c. Cullanaine, all of the A.,
b. & A. railroad and the Brunswick
Steamship company, spent very busy
day in the city yesterday. In the fore
noon the entire morning was spent at
the handsome terminals of the COM
pany in the southern section of the
city and the entire property was Civ
en- careful inspection. Later in the
day a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Brunswick Steamship company
was held and a number of matters of
interest to the company was consid-
cred and disposed of
Among other things the company
authorized an issuance of bonds to
pay for the steamer Altamaha the
the service between New York and
this city. With this bond issue all
five of the steamers have been paid
for and all of them are now in the
New York-Brunswick run, with the
exception of the Brunswick which is
doing service in New York, but will
be pressed into the Bee Line some
time during the winter
At four o'clock Messrs. Atkinson,
Arkwright and Bonnyman left for
Tampa, where they go to take look
at the progress being made on the
construction work of the Tampa Nor
thern, which is now being pushed into
Tampa. They will be there for a
day or two, returning direct to At
lanta. SecretaryNJ. G. Cullanaine who
came down for the special purpose Of
attending the stockholders meeting of
the Brunswick Steamship company, re-
turned to Atlanta via the Southern
last night.
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THE WHEELS OF
JUSTICE DECIDE
TO TAKE 4 REST
SUPERIOR COURT ADJOURNED
YESTERDAY AFTER TWO
WEEKS SESSION.
Large Number of Criminal Cases
DISPOSED of On Last Day-Grand
Jury Sends in Presentments
and Stops Too.

Glynn superior court was in session,
again yesterday and after devoting
the entire day to the criminal docket.
finally adjourned for the term That
is, jurors, parties and witnesses were
excused for the term, but the court
recessed until some date in Septem-
Der. when it will reconvene to hear
motions, etc.
The following cases were disposed
of during the day:
The State VS.. Chas. Owens, assault
with intent to murder. Verdict gull
| ty of shooting at another not in his
own defense. Sentence, 12 months
or fine of SIS.
The State VS.. Will Jones, assault
with intent to murder. Verdict, guilty
with recommendation. Sentence, IL
months or fine Of $50.
The State VS.. Henry Andrews,
drunk on public highways, Plea of
guilty. Sentence months or fine Of
$3O
The State VS.. Jack Bryan, mist;e-
meanor. Verdict guilty. Sentence 70
months or fine of $1OO.
The State VS.. J. G.. Williams, mis-
,demeanor. Nolle pressed.
The State VS.. j. Hunt, misdemean-
or Verdict, guilty Sentence, 12
months CT fine of $100.
The State VS.. Geo H. Wilson. mis-
dcmeanor. Mistrial.
The State VS.. Henry Honreath, mis-
demeanor. Verdict net guilty.
The State VS.. S. d. Lamb assault
with intent to murder. Rule on bond.
The State VS.. S. d. Lamb. assault
with intent to murder. Rule on bond.
The State VS.. Lewis White. misdg-
meanor. Rule on bond.
The State VS.. Jim Strickland. cow
stealing Rule on bond
The State VS.. Arthur Jones. assault
with intent to murder. Guilty, with
recommendation Sentence, IL months
or fine of$1OO.
In the civil branch only oHe case
was disposed OF, and that was the
National Bank Of Brunswick VS.. JOS.
iFreidlander petition for partition
Consent decree for plaintiff.
During the afternoon the grand jury
submitted it's usual parrot report or
better dignided as presentments and
also adjourned for the term. There
is absolutely nothing in the present
ments and if The News can see it's
way clear to print them for the sum
named in the report they will appear
In these columns tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-24
lI!Y GOLONs IN
BUSY SESSION

The city council met in regular sss-
sion last night. The full board was
present and considerable business
Of a routine nature was transacted.
Under the head OF petitions ana
communications, the follewng were
received during the evening:
From various citizens and tax pay
ers, asking for drinking fountain at
the coiner Of Johnson street and
Ocean avenue. Referred to commit
tee on Sanitation, Light and Water
From citizens generally, protesting
against the passage Ct the pending or;
dinance to prohibit the landing CT
power boats in certain sections Of
the city.
From various citizens approving the
above mentioned ordinance and pray
ing for it's passage.
From Joseph Matthews, asking for
"a permit to extend kitchen to his
home on Bay street. Referred to Fire
committee
From Mrs. Elizabeth Nance, admin
istratrix, asking council to quit claim
certain property to her sold at tax
sales and enclosing check for $52.53,
amount due the city on same. Refer
red to committee On Taxes and Rev
enue.
The Public works committee repor-
ted favorably on the petition Of A.
Buggs to remove a certain tree in
New Town.
The report Of the city treasurer for
the month Of June was submitted and
ordered published and filed.
The city health officer submitted his
report for the same month, showing
q total Of nine deaths, two white and
I've colored. The report also showed
the city to be in a splendid sanitary
condition.
The city clerk submitted state
11ent Of the condition Of the city at
he end of business June 80 as infor-
nation. 1t is published in full else
where.
Alderman Robinson asked to with
Draw the motorboat ordinance and
ave it introduced again on first read
'1g in order to give city attorney time
. give an opinion as to whether or
rot the city has the legal right IN
pass such an ordinance. His motion
was adopted. and the ordinance was
withdrawn and again introduced am
placed en- its initial reading
After few uninteresting and minor
other matters. and the reading Of ac
counts, ccuncl aijourrsd.
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THE BIG 1URNEY
At CUMBERLAND
COMES TO CLOSE
WAS ONE OF MOST SUCCESSFUL
GUN CLUB SHOOTS IN
SOUTH.
Westcoit of Florida, Wins the Loving
cup-The Event was Great Sue
cess and Will be Held An
nualiy in Future.

The first annual tournament OF the
brunswick gun clug came to a close
at Cumberland yesterday afternoon,
and the visiting trap shooters who
participated pronounced it enc of the
most successful held in the south
this season and the members OF the
club. who have worked so hard to
make the shoot a success received
many compliments from experienced
tran shooters for the excellent way in
which the tournament was conducted
throughout the three days. There was
not the slightest hitch in any way to
delav the shooters, the weather was
all that could have been desired, ex-
cept yesterday, when rain interferred
for probably half hour.
The chief race of the tournament
was for the amateur high average.
There were several of the best shoot
ers in the south ccntesting for the
honor and only one or two birds di-
viding them until yesterday, when
Little Chummy'' Westcott, of Lees
burg. Fla, steadily pulled away from
the others and won the handsome sill
yer cup presented by the club and
which was donated by A. Rothschild
Mr.. Westcott shot consistently during
the entire contest and ended yester-
day with a total of 551 out of 600.
Westcott was closely followed by
E. r. Alexander, of Tuskegee, Ala,
who also shot steadily throughout the
shoot, and led the first day. His final
score was SAB out cf 600. He won the
handsome gun case donated by the
Colson Hardware Company.
w. R. Laslie, also of Tuskegee
came third with total of 541 out OF
600 and received the pair of Edwin
Clapp shoes donated Nby B. H. Levy
Bros, & Co.
Ncel.. of Nashville, Tenn, who was
right with the leaders until yesterday
when he had a bad day Of it, came
fourth with a total Of 524 and won the
umb, la donated by the Wood-Bailey
Company.
We8tcott also captured the beauti
full medal for the longest amateur
run, the little Florida SnoOlef running
cut string of 81. Alexander came
second, having a string of "A to his
credit, and he won the fine fishing
rod on that run.
In the amateur handicap for the
pretty Ballastite trophy, DR.. Carnes
of Atlanta, was the winner. In the
race, however, he was tied with Pete
Townsend, Of Albany, both having 6
total of 46 out of so. They decided
to shoot % bird race to decide the
race, and again they tied, both MAX
ing 23 out of the %. In the third race
DR.. Carnes won, making q out of 2!
against Townsends 20.
Following is the scores of the va
rious shooters for the entiEe days, al
shooting at 600 targets except those
otherwise shown:
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HALF OF BODY is RECOVERED.
Lad Whom Shark Attacked in Savan
nah Waters is Found.

. Savannah, July 23-Shortly after
6 o'clock this morning half Of the body
of Harry Loyett, the lad who was mys-
teriou5ly attacked by some deep sea
monster while trying to swim around
the north end Of Tybee on Monday,
was found.
The portion Of the body recovered
consisted Of part of the torso and
legs, with both feet eaten away.
The finding Of this much of the dis
membered body cf the young man
confirms the belief that he was struck
by shark. Wylly Drummer the
young man who was in swimming
with Loyett at the time of the trag.
'edy, has contended from the first
that some rapidly moving body had
"swished' through the water and cut
down young Lovett, who swan just
behind Drummer.
I The portion &C the boy which was
I recovered was found by Elliott Myers
and John Elliott, friends of Lovett
iwho had been patrolling the beach ir
hopes of finding his body. The re
mains were brought to the city and
inferred.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-24
WARRANTS SIGNED
FOR VET PENSIONS

Atlanta, Ga, July ga warrant
On the state treasurer for 1926, 6,4S5S5
has been signed by Governor Smith
to pay the old veterans of the state
the pension money due them for the
third quarter of the year Sufficient
funds were in the treasury on July /,
to meet this warrant, but it was not
Idrawn then because an accurate state
ment of the whole amount was not
completed then. Treasurer Park is
busy today in filing out checks pay
liable to 14G counties ordinaries of the
state.
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A NOVELTY.
j. n. ThurIow to Open Sea Food Res.
taurant in Few Days.

J. n. ThurloW to Open Sea Food Res
taurant in Few Days.
J. H. Thurlow, the well known fish
man, as he is generally called, is go
ing 20 supply a long-felt want in
Brunswick, and in the course of a
few days is going to open on Grant
street an up-to-date. sea food restau.
rant. That is to say, it will be a
general restaurant with speciality
for serving sea food products. Mr..
Thurlow has had years Of experience
in this special line and he is going
to give the people cf BRUNSWICK some
thing decidedly new and attractive
in the way Of sea food restaurant.
Announcement of his opening will ap-
pear in a few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-24
Interesting Meeting Tonight.

Rathbone lodge, K. of P, will hold
en- interesting meeting in Castle Hall
this evening This lodge is getting
in new members at each meeting 80
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-24
FOR UNCLE REMUS.
Great Memorial Concert for That
Fund in Atlanta Tuesday.

1ISGl MGISCIldl NO0CSFt Tor 1at
Fund in Atlanta Tuesday.
Atlanta, July ga memorial CON
cert will be given at the Grand
.opera house next Tuesday evening in
the interest of the Uncle Remus fund.
Some Of the best known entertainers
in Atlanta will take part. AS is known
the home of the late author in West
End, which is a beautiful place. with
large lawn, will be purchased and
converted into park fer the chill
dren. This was decided upon after
considerable discussion rs to what
kind of a memorial should be pur-
chased. A monument was under con-
sideration for some time, but this was
given out, it being understood that
Joel Chandler Harris had expressed
wish that his books should be his me-
memorial.
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, WILL BE HEARD SATURDAY.
The Bankruptcy Case Of T. g. Burns
VIII be Taken Up Tomorrow.


Will be Taken Up Tomorrow.
In the Bankruptcy court tomorrow
morning the bankruptcy case Of T. B.
Burns viii be taken up Among other
things the creditors will hold their
first meeting while the Referee will
appoint a trustee and a board Of ap-
praisers and the matter will be star
ted on along the usual course Of set
tlement and adjustment.