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The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-one large horse, good
saddler, suitable for woods or
farm; $780,. one pony horse, best
saddler in the county, SIS; twel1 9
Wyandotte hens and two cocks, SIG,
fina stock; twenty Wyandotte pull
lets, will lay in the fall, $40. Apply
to VIM. Nightingale, S26 Richmond
street. city. ~
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
A Ninht Riders Raid.

The worst night riders are calomel
croton oil or aloes pills They raid
your bed TO rob you OF rest. Not so
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
never stress or inconvenience but
always cleanse the system, cnirs
colds, headaches. constipation, NAL
aria 25c at Roses Drug Store.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

If Leon Ling is a sample of those
converted Cinnamon, we really shud-
der to think Of those not yet Chris
tianized.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

At last Atlanta has the laugh on
Chattanooga Yon see its nearer from
Atlanta to Jacksonville than it is
from Chattanooga to Jacksonville.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

The Savannah Press hears that
Senator Tillman is soon to buy an
airship. Oh come down and get on
the ground, Stovalf
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Joc Hfn Hall, OF Bibb, wants to
impeach Commissioner MoLendon.
The people OF Georgia have already
performed that operation.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

1t. costs two thousands dollars a
day for the state Of Georgia to en-
Joy the luxury of the legislature. Let's
make the sessions biennial by all
means
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

So. II seems that in addition 70
being pretty good card writer, 6uyt
was also somewhat Of a stock and
bend broker on the side.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Now here comes Chicago woman
who divorces her husband because
he was too fond of golf Charge it to
Taft.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

That aeroplane of the Wright boys,
like most things up in the air takes
a tumble now and then.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

How very quiet and lonely 1t must
be for Joe Hill Hall TO be in the leg
isiature, without seab Wright and
Covington.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE FIND
LEY'S COW FOOD rs THE BEST,
TRY IT EVERY POUND GUARAN.
TEED. RING A FOR TRIAL ORDER.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

"We celebrate tomssrww observes
the Columbus LaAGss. 5es. and the
physicians and u,idsrtAAers get IN
their work on the very next day,
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

FINE GEORGIA PEACHES. BEST
IN The MARKET, 40 CENTS BAs-
KET, AT NICK CAVERAS' STORE,
CORNER OF MONK AND GRANT.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Commissioner Bingham, OF New
York, and Commissioner McLendon Of
Georgia. seem TO be in the same boat.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

IF YOU DON'T sELIEvE FINn-
LEY'S COW FOOD is THE BEST,
TRY 1T. EVERY POUND GUARAN
TEED. RING A FOR, TRIAL ORDER
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Theo Price is predicting fourteen
cent cotton. May Theodore be abso-
lutely correct IN his theory!
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

We offer one hunored dollars re-
ward Tor any case of cataIrn that can
not he nnreG by Halls Cararrh Cure
r. J. Cheney 6 Co., Tciedo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last IS years
and believe him perfectly honorable
N all baalness transactions and G.
nhncially able to carry Ont any obli-
cations made by his firm.
Walding. Ninnsr g. Mar4in,
Wholesale DrEggi SITS, Toledo, @
Halls Catarrh CUre is taken inf sr-
nrlly, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold ~ al druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills te1 consti
patton.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Governor Brown has moved into the
mansion with his long handed gourd
and all
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Savannah has about as much trou-
BILE with those A. G. L, crossings as
Atlanta does with her pump.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

The senate has sadded that cor
poration tax, but the collection of it
will be a horse Of a different color
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Mess'na plays in about the worst
luck ever,
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Absorbent cotton, arnica etc, will
have their innings tomorrow,
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

RUBBER STAMPS -Metgl stamps,
baggage checks. badges, seaIs. viii
B. Fain.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

FOR A TWO WEEKS OUTING
VISIT HOTEL CUMBERLAND. GCOD
SERVICE, REASONABLE RATES.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Guyt was a jack of all trades card
writer rate expert and bond manipu-
lator!
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

FOR RENT-The Offices over Glynn
County Bank, formerly occupied by
Mr.. J. T. Colson. For terms apply
to ]. L. Aller, Cashier.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One of the most desir-
able residences in the city: all mod
ern conVeniences, beautifully locat-
ed. 922 Union street. Apply 10.
3. F. Coney. 7,S-03
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICE-CITY TAXES
1909.

The Tax Digest is now open in the
Office of the undersigned at the city
hall for the payment of taxes due the
city of Brunswick for the year 1909.
The first half years tax is payable on
or before June Goth, 1909. A discount
of per cent. will be allowed to all
who pay the full years tax on OF be-
fore July 10th, 1909.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

Delay in commencing treatment for
slight irregularity that could rave
been cured quickly by Foley's Kidney
Kennedy may result in serious kid
ney disease. Foley's Kidney Remedy
builds up the worn-out tissues acds
strengthens these organs.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED

WANTED-Lady solicitor Pleasant
and profitable, steady employment.
Address, Insurance, care Brunswick
News. 7-S
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04

EVER. DAY EXCEPT MONDAY.
Entered at the Brunswick (ca.) POST
office as seeand Class Mail Matter.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
W. 3. Fain,

City Treasurer
Room No. 5, City Hall.
Brunswick, Ga, June 21st, 1909
I-10.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-04
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
RAID FOLLOWS KILLING
4nti-Policy Society Determined to
Get "ThoSe Higher Up"

While the East 9th street police station vas a
scene of excitement following the killing Of Ser
geant Goldhammer. a hurry call received over
the police wire. and in second Captain Cooney
and his men were rushing TO No. Sl4 East SD
street There in the OF a dingy fiat
they found William o. Hamilton, superintendent of
the Goddard AnuPocy Society. and Detective
James w Murray. OF the Central ONCE In charge
of thirty prisoners charged with violations of the
policy law William Cotter of No. 10 South 9th
street. williamsburg said TO be the principal. was
held. while the others, after giving their names
released.
In charge Of the hathouse George Martens
seventy-hve years old a cripple. Owing to his
condition he not arrested. OF all those found
in the place the youngest fifty-two years old
Martens said he employed by William Kent
whose disclosures. the police say led to several
raids by Godhammer.
Later In the evening Superintendent Hamilton
and Detective Murray arrested a man. who gave
the name Of BennIe Kahn. but who the police say
is Frank Schwartz, partner OF Kent. He was
arrested at 43d street and Second avenue and on
his person, the police say, they found the returns
from five policy shops in Harlem. According to
Superintendent Hamilton. Kahn waiting for
the from the SD place when arrested
"Goldhammer friend of mine said Super
intendent Hamilton, land 1 going after these
men until l get those higher up that are RESPONSE
BILE for the meanest kind of gambling in the world"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
PITBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL
Commissioner Porter Recommends
Tts Establishment at Cornell.

r p-ah ,a-The establishment Of a School
=. Sanitary Science and Public Health AZ Corneil
I-niversity the necessity for continuation OF the
1.r,ora against tuberculosis and the urgent need
= - ronfd proxress in freeing the waters OF the
ta,a from pollution by sewage from cities ana
-,a,ufactur4nz wastes are among the more lrlpor-
e.. srbiActs discussed by Dr. Eugene h Porter
s,... Wealth Commissioner. in his annual report
,,-, 60. 4,,st been submitted to Governor Hughes
r,o,,r,iss,oner Porter recommends that authority
- s,ven the state Department OF Health 10 order
s.-rsge from municipalities TO be properly disposeo
- .7,b,act to the approval OF the Governor ana
o, ..ta,, General. that the pure food law. now
,sr+ ~ the public health law. be repealed as the
rapartnent of Agriculture is actively carrying On
his work and that the sanitary controi Ol 'no
,,a,a-.heds Of the city OF New York should De
"A'e' $3.50, an the hands of the authorities Of
that city He also recommends q li0iOue'4 -
vision of the public health law -.
Tri,-srsal pasteurization of milk. says the COM
missioner should not be required unless - >,
-, h,,.n that the method is not only practical III
-. r.rcation but harmless In its result scien-
,tsc s,,dv Of this problem ehould be undertaken
and the results would be OF undouo'eo value "
the state. =, - .,rod
The state he says. should adopt a plan OF methou
for the distribution Of the Pasteur vaccine Lor to
.,an,ton ~ hvdrophobIa. The department Is pre-
,.rad N undertake the conduct OF this Work pFo-
vi6Ad suf1ctent funds are given
1rh rspor+ Siyes startling figures as TO the Dan
ere ,rorn ophthalma neonatorum and the amour,
- r.r.ntatle blindness in the state. showing 'nsl
- a., nv two of diluted chemical agent IN the
tss ot the newborn is all that Is necessary 10 pre-
ven, this afiiction the department mas Ihapp - ~
~ -, ~ education and of detail work. ana
Sor, the economic standpoint the prevention OF 30 ue
rerdents upon the state on account OF thls M, M
ION demands immediate attention IS -
The Department of Health shouia os use saws
nish the necessary preNeiitiNe A0'
commissioner Porter -. -.cs,,.ad
o,roIssoner Porter states that the sum recel,eu
for tuberculosis work last year. sl"" .o1, Al
fully inadequate TO undertake 70 uo -
rsc,iv before the department He aodS'
-, ....a has spent far more money for the pro
tscon Of the health of cattle than oas hds ror are
tSS..IE. Hundreds of thousands OF uoIaIs
cltiI,, snsnt for purposes the lmportanCe 81
hieh fade into insignihcance wnsn ne nbsryosis and
sucn ss sgpyi pyieyeT and the prevention of blindness
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
POWERS RELUCTANT TO ACT.
Complete Settlement of Balkan Question De-
sired-No Ultimatum.

London Feb. LIT said at the Foreign
Office to-day that the reports from Sofia to the
effect that Great Britain among other powers had
given notice Of recognition Of the independence Of
Bulgaria were unfounded. There would be
change in the attitude Of the powers toward
Bulgaria It was said. until the entire Near Eastern
question reached a settlement.
Reports on the Continent that Austria had sent
bilization of her forces discredted here. The
Foreign Office and several embassies said that alb
solutely nothing was known which could justify
them.
ton of the Stock Exchange, and generally dis
turbed diplomatic circles on the continent, bat
apparently they are devoid of foundation.
To-nights dispatches from Vienna also give Of
fetal denial to the reports and say that Austria
has the remotest idea OF punitive expedition
or the occupation of Servia The position now
appears to be that. seeing there is no likelihood
Of a cessation of the strife between the conflict
ing peace and parties in Servia or of the
violent language continually used by the Servian
Crown Prince. the Austrian government. that
the difficulties between Austria and Turkey and
Bulgaria and Turkey on the eve of adjust
ment, Will seek the aid of powers to obtain, peace
ably II possible, cessation OF Servia's warlike
attitude and recognition of the existing status
quo IN the Balkans. According to the "Neue
FTeie Presse' Austria VIII insist that Servia dis
arm and give pledges that she will not In future
cause trouble to the peace Of Europe In case OF
Servias refusal, according the paper Austria
would consider appeal TO arms preferable to
the present expensive armed peace.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
YIEWS OF INDEPENDENT
B. F. Jones, Jr., Says Corporation s
Prices VII Dominate.

ratrsturE. Feb. 19-B. F. Jones. IT, preslosi' q
g. yr-e< & Tsaughlin Steel Company, Of Pittsourg'
- ,o-+ .o-7,r,sti+or Of the United States steel
<-o-norstIon, issued the following statement To-
might regarding steel prices:
have no definite knowledge as 70 wnas ac..Ii. Sa
she United States Steel Corporation e1pecus l" ~
sn reference 10 prices H.. .az.f.is
since the formation Of The company us oinca1s i
49, hes- most frank and open 10 the prices
-1shi-t fHex were quoting their various stee4
PRODUCTS To number Of the larger lnoepeilqell
,o-orsieS II has seemed be good policy &c follow
rbe TTnited States Steel Corporation ano as near!
as possible 10 quote the same prices On acSV-ll -,
,7f fhsir immense tonnage the prices when tney
make would naturally dominate the market
Of late there been many TuTnoTs tnat some
of The smaller companies have been shaoine me
y,rioe and there has not been slinesent inquiry
10 satisfy al the steel makers the large companies
have suffered .
Doubtless the steel corporation has decided that
its policy II frankness is not at the present tine
70 its ADVANTAGE. so has decided not TO give any
information 10 the prices which II expects 10
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20

,s,5far,- companies Of the United States SL zoo
ornoration were S.322 tons Tor +,e for
s 3se tons FOR June 1903 ana &c .,os ,te total
Ioecs-,Fer. 1898 During those months rnot tS ss con
.-s,eaci+Z Of these companies was anoul '0''V'
'oS 4i1 = TSttin the last forty-eignt hours II mas
li'.I -. taiiaf of many & not most or the
T.a7i-,rr r,znslfa cfurers Of iron and steer 1I' -
eaneraI reductions in prices were he0es - SS.,-s
desirable However. curing tIe .. 80 4, con
,4anv Of the manufacturers have peer IA IA 80:
ference for the purpose Of giving 70 one -,
eu the information and facts oDloiiIs "a u ,.,a -e
cprning actual conditions IN detall. u -
go 1o- ,7,ne reason or another. including par
Yiu1lsrlv the tariff agitation many .sz,oeo5
smaller concerns that have not oeeh ULap ,,e
~ 1-o-57rerate during the last year have peIo ,
more n. less excited and demorall5eo anu , ie
F,esn selling their products al prices peru" '
which were generally maintained .s,s M
roe feeling has been somewhat eXoenoeo Sa,io
,ss s-f7uencAd unreasonable cutting OF prices oH
some Of those who were opposed 10 chaisse - -
felt compelled 10 meet conoitols IN - s ttaee
Conditions there has been q material oeCIease ~
sy new business during the last IloIiIL, 40 To- -
reason as stated by consumers, tna1 llles p -
vosed to wait until after they were
bottom prices had been reached 80 - ++s
n view of the circumstances stateo' alIu - "a.
s,--f,er fart that the stocks on ha1lo al me
80 -,-,3r occurred have been disposed or anu
she contracts IN force at that tune haee .i
completed or taken care Of SO tnat ,ins tnt f9er
sses fo- ire maintenance Of prices whlch ioIIhet
r eTfste5 have been modified. the leaoing MAJ -
.sfac41rers Of iron and steel have oeieIIiiIiit :.
protect their customers snd Tor me go he
least sell al such modified prices ss ~ ;s,.,e.
necersarv with respect 10 different coIlilIol. 80
= order 10 retain their fair share OF 1.s Lhe 49,
rass The prices which may De oel1-li o -
,-Don ana the details concerning the same VII
BE given by the manufacturers TO their cus'oiii-
ers direct as occasion may reQulIe- ,..s +a
-7Y1e ~rSer6fv relations which have eXlsted De
=vae- fhe PRINCIPAL manufacturers VIII continue
ar6 -he intercourse between them 1or Lle pli pz =
pose Of giving and reoeiElng sr1tT 1tl trade con
the expression OF opinions coi1O ~ iie
s1tfSons viii not be abandoned
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
PLEA FROM BULGARIA..
Russia Nay Recognise Independence
of the Nation.

Paris Feb la-Bulgaria has informed France ana
other powers OF Europe that she is now convinced
that the moment has arrived for formal recoghi-
ton of her independence She calls attention TO the
fact that she has waited patiently. following the
advice of the powers and maintained an attitude
NJ dignity and expresses the fear that the Internal
troubles in Turkey will retard greatly the settle
r1ent Of her pending questions with that country.
Further delay would be dangerous 70 all interests
Il is pointed out, and likely bring about breach
OF the peace IN the Balkans.
81 Petersburg Feb. le-An imperial train left
here tonight for the frontier to bring hack En-
rero- Ferdinand OF Bulgaria who is expected TO ar
rive in ST Petersburg O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing 70 attend the funeral Of Grand Duke Vladimir
Emperor Nicholas has appointed Count Shereme-
,ier and General Strukoff aids 10 the visiting
monarch and It is expected that the reception ac-
corded him will be that OF an independent SOW
ereign.
All the newspapers, including several connected
with the Foreign once publish articles emPhasiz-
ING the political signih hcance OF Ferdnands visit
and suggest that the Foreign Office avail Itself OF
the opportuuitv for the recognition Of Bulgarian In
deDendence saying that any obstacle in the way
Of this disappeared by Turkey definitely conmuni-
eating TO the Foreign once to-day her acceptance
of the Russian proposal for a settlement OF Iur-
KEYS claim against Bulgaria for the latters inde-
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria. who was not
speciaIv represented at the funeral OF Grand DUKE
Alexis has intimated desire 10 SEND one OF the
Austrian archdukes 10 the funeral. Political i'm
portance Is attributed to this action on account or
fbe strained relations between Austria and Servia
1ere that Austria will invade Serva unless SeCria
ends her war preparations
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
4NSWER BRITISH BOAST.
Pozoer of american Steel Sh01cn at
Demonstration Here.

There was a demonstration in the Waldorf yes
.srsav 10 show the power Of American steel and
70 answer the assertion made recently in England
that II IS able now produce steel that has
cutting efficiency Of four times that Of any other
product
Eugene Chamberlain chairman Of she freight car
-,oo1 and formerly master builder Of the New
York Central lines. and representatives of manu-
sscturers OF steel products were present J N
Fgannery general manager OF the American Nana-
S5iurn Company. arranged the demonstration, which
he said showed that American steel treated with
ranadIum had q tensile strength Iully iour times
that Of ether steel.
z NJ Wilson president OF the Union Steel Saw
(,o-npsnv Of wflian1sport, Penn. conducted the
demonstration with made from vanadium
steel He showed a made for wood cutting.
First he bent the double twice in each direc-
fion and I. assumed its original shape without
znv set or checking Then he drove a twenty
sawed Il through. the teeth showing little wear
Later he sawed through one wall OF 3 steel water
S5ipe TWO inches il diameter
Then ore Of the spectators sent tor of an
other make generally considered one Of the best
z,f fts kind. By bending IL permanent set de-
xeloped. and attempt 10 saw through nail
sn5ured the teeth Of the saw 70 a much greater
degree han that OF the first used
The vanadium used IN toughening steel is found
sn small quantities in all parts OF the world, but,
according 70 Mr. Flannery IS obfainabe IN COM
,nercisi quantities only in Peru. where his COM
panx has z monopoly OF the product. but there
IS enough there ne says, last lifetime II is
sold for s. a pound. which is enough TO tougher q
tan cf steel. There IS secret about the process.
which IS used by several corporations here.
representative OF steel fabricated in Sheffield.
England, and Switzerland opened negotiations
win Mr. FTannery for test Of the tensile quail
ties Of high speed steel made by the two methods
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
REPORT ON STATE INSANE PATIENTS

Albany Feb. ls-New York's insane population
in the public and private hospitals OF the state at
the close of the fiscal year ended September 30
1905 was 80 456. an increase for the year OF 1861
according the annual report of the State Com
mission in Lunacy transmitted to the Legislature
to-day The men numbered II, ,636 and the women
X $50 OF the total number Of patients. % 42l were
inmates OF the state hospitals The hospitals for
the criminal insane AT Matteawan and Dannemora
contained 1913 patients In licensed private hos
pitals there were 10S6 patients. increase of IS
over the preceding year. Patients received in all
the institutions during the year numbered 6Sl
One in every four of the patients received on
original commitments discharged cured The
total number discharged during the year as re-
covered was i,622 and improved 1895. A ney
clans in the hospitals. is considered in the
report embodyng increase in the present sal
aries of about q per cent. $566Jo. Request Is
made for increased compensation for nurses and
attendants, discrimination being made in favor Of
those who have in their the difficult and
dangerous cases.
The great and Imperative necessity of another
hospital New York City proper site
can be obtained is emphasized.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-20
ISEA LAWS IN DOUBT
AMERICA NOT IN ACCORD.
Other Pozoers at NavaI Conference
4gree on Terms.

London, Feb 19-The international naval
conference which has been in session mere since
last December is ready for its concluding WORK.
and the powers represented, with the exception
of America, have agreed on a number OF artlcles
and the regulations as drawn up. America mas
reserved favorable action on some SUBJECTS Dut
the two most important questions contraband
and blockade are satisfactory to the Cnlted
States The agreement on contraband Is com
prised in three Iists-absolute contraband. abso-
lute non-contraband, and conditional contraband-
What is termed proper military adjustment
having regard TO both neutrals and belhgerehus'
has been reached regarding blockade Under
earlier Anglo American practice vessel could
be seized on any part Of its voyage to or from
blockaded port. while the regulations as
adopted by the conference restrict the right OF
arresting such vessel to the area of the block
aiding operations
The conference was more successful than had
been expected and hopes are expressed that the
United States will agree with the other powers
on the articles on which 1t reserved action
without the consent of the United States the
work of the conference will be nuliifed, as none
of the leading powers now is willing to recognize
a treaty which has the approval only Of a group
OF nations bound together by ties Of geo
graphical or political nature
Under the regulations formulated by the con-
ference the rights or neutralS are denneu anu
secured, while those rights of belligerents which
the powers regarded as essential also are main
tanned. This is considered a great achievement
particularly in view Of the great increase IN
ocean traffic. There were concessions made on
all sides. particularly by Great Britain, which
mean the uprooting by that country Of long es-
tablished precedents and practices. These con
cessions however. were the result Of the change
in commercial conditions. 1t is understood that
no country was more reluctant in giving up old
ideas or gave up fewer Of them than the United
States
Whitelaw Reid the American Ambassador
gave a dinner tonight at Dorchester House IN
honor of the delegates to the congress In the
absence OF Mrs Reid Mrs. J. r. Carter, wife or
the Secretary Of the Embassy, acted as hostess.
Among those present were the Earl of Dysart
and Lord Reay. the British delegates, and their
wives: the members of the American Embassy
staff and their ladies, Irving b Dudley. Ameri-
can Ambassador to Brazil. and Mrs. Dudley; Mr.:
and Mrs. W. G. Rockefeller and numoer Oh