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The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

Pass was the guest Of Mrs. Schsoi
ley last Tuesday.
Mrs. Levy after having spent a
month wishing her daughter, Mrs
Claud Allen, in Kansas and her
sons in Kansas City returned
home last Wednesday.
r. w. Baker was in st. Louis last
week attending the session ofthe
Grand Lodge of the A. F. & A. M.
n. I. Blosser left here for South
Dakota to look at a lot of horses
which he may buy.
Miss Flora Brady returned home
last Friday evening from a visit
with Miss Wayne Thomas at Blue
Springs.
W. c. Slusher, s. B. Jeter and
Rev. Barrett attended the Old
Veterans Reunion at Marshall last
Wednesday.
Curtis Martin came over from
Sedalia last Tuesday and stayed
until Wednesday evening.
DR.. j. r. Brown was ~transacting
business in Marshall last Tuesday
Harry Lubbock and wife Of Col
orado Springs, Col, are here visit
ing their many friends.
Mrs. Mary Steele OF Chillicothe,
Ohio, is here visiting Mrs. Edna
Jeter and Miss Laura Slane.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
Monday.

Monday.
Preaching at Fish Creek is going
on with great Thirty-five
or forty have already joined and
Sunday afternoon thrifty We're bap-
tised. This is one of the greatest
meetings old Fish Creek has had
for many a year. Everybody
should turn out and hear them.
Dr.. w. l.. Sharp returned from
st. Louis where he has been a few
days to see his brother and a sick
person.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
MI. OLIVE

Mr.. and Mrs Fopnt KERN took
in the Kansas City carnival this
week.
Mrs. c. w. Willig and children
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Rutherford,
at Salt Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Buie announce
the arrival of a fine girl on Sept.
27th. r.
w. c. KERN sent a a of cattle
and one of hogs to st. Louis Thurs
day of last week.
Miss Bertha Burgess is the guest
of Marshall friends.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
ARROW ROCK

j.. r. Dickson of the county was
on our streets Monday morning.
Mrs. Jesse Hensick and Miss
Lillian Hensick of the county
shopping here Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. S. Hogge and little son,
Richard, who made an extended
visit with her parents in Illinois
returned to their home here the
first of the week.
z. v. Davidson and family NOV
ed this week to the Watson Diggs
farm about 8 1-2 miles north of
town.
Gibson Scott made a business
trip to Blackwater Tuesday after
loon.
Mrs. NJ. L. Jenning returned Tues
day from an extended visit with
her son, Homer, near Lebanon, Mo.
She also came by Kansas City and
purchased her fall stock of all
the latest styles in millinery goods
John Harvey and family of
Anthony, Kansas, and Miss Grace
Craig we're callers Tuesday after
noon of Mrs. w. r. Hubbard.
Mesdames w. F. Amick and
Frank Watts spent the day We'd
nesday at the home of R. c. Piper
near Little Rock.
Miss Leora Edwards and broth
err, Claude, were shopping in Boon
Vile last Wednesday.
George Thomas and wife of near
Orearville we're guests Wednesday
of the ~latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Beazley.
Harold Turley, wife and Mrs.
Parilee Bingham were shopping in
Marshall Thursday.
August Chevalier and wife left
the first of the week for their
farm near Lamont.
The ladies of the Christian
church here will have an oyster
and ice cream supper Saturday
night, Oct. Is.
Lawrence Edwards and wife came
up from Pilot Grove last Friday
and are visitors at the home of
W. H. Edwards.
c. p. Hudson of Blackwater was
a dinner guest Saturday OF Harold
Turley neal town.
Frank Lawless and family of the
county we're visiting relatives here
Sunday.
Rev. Moritz preached Sunday at
the German Evangelical church.
Herman Asselmeyer and family
of near Little Rock attended e.
vices here Sunday and were din
ner guests of John Bierbaum and
family.
Joe Higgins liked Beebe, Ark,
so well he invested in some land
there.
o. j. Watts and wife of Napton
were Sunday visitors of d. L.
Watts and family.
Claude Wells and family moved
Monday into the c. B. Kibler prop
erty for the winter.
W. Fl. Edwards and daughter at
tended the carnival in Kansas City
this week.
Mrs. Early Thomas and children
were town visitors Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
MT. LEONARD

Ralph Irvine and family, Arthur
oquest wife and baby of Marshall,
George oquest of Slater, O. M.
Spencer and wife OF this city were
guests OF c. j. oquest and wife at
dinner Sunday.
Miss Nellie Terrili, of Nebo, ILL.,,
Payne Slusher and Mrs. Frank
Slusher and children OF Malta Bend
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

Chas. Niemeier will have a sale
of horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
farming implements and household
goods on Saturday, Oct. 18th, com
mencing 10 a. m. at his farm two
miles south OF Hardeman and three
miles west of Arrow Rock. This
Will be a very large sale.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
All Bowel Trouble

Is relieved almost Instantly by
using DR.. Bells Anti-Pain. 1t de-
stroys disease germs and stop In
flamation. Keep a bottle in the
house. Sold everywhere.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

Mrs. o. M. Spencer visited rela-
tives in Marshall Tuesday.
About fifteen of our citizens in
the country took advantage of the
excursion to attend the Illinois
State Fair at Springfield.
Miss Kathleen Kellett attended
the fair at Sedalia this week.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
After Shaving

use DR.. Bells Antiseptic Salve. 1t
will prevent the face getting ore.
1t destroys germs and prevents
contracting any disease. 2ec sold
everywhere.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
Unsightly

Sores, boils, er%uptions, pimples,
blackheads and all skin affections
are very quickly cured by the use
of DR.. Bells Antiseptic Salve. Csc
sold everywhere.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

suInEnLAMD's EAGLE EYE SALINE
Good for Nothing but tho Eyes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
TWO HOOk-WORM
PHYSICIANS IN
THE CITY
THEY ARE WORKING UNDER
THE RECENT MILLION DOLLAR
FUND GIVEN BY ROCKEFELLER
TO FIGHT TIE DISEASE.

The people Of Brunswick are begin
ming to get the benefit Of the big one
million dollar apprl priation made by
John D. Rockefeller for the eXtermi-
nation Of the hoohWorm and Georgia,
like the other states in this section,
has gone fairly TO work N the big
Job o. locating and stamping out this
new and largely growing disease.
In this state the work is being done
under The supervision Of the State
Board of Health. Of which Dr. Willis
Westmoreland # Atlanta, is presi-
dent, and Dr F. Il, Harris. Of that
city secretary, The organization con
sists Of a corps Of field inspectors,
all of whom are licensed physicians.
Two of these, Doctors S. II. Jacobs
and c. II. Dobbs, both Of Atlanta,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
preliminary and active work unQer
the auspices Of the local board of
health and the Brunswick physicians.
The most important work to be
done in this city is the examination
Of The public schools, which will be
made as soon as the various schools
in the city and the county convene
for their fall session.
The two visiting physicians were
seen ty representative of The News
last night, and they talked most in
terestingly of their work. in which
they seem to be deeply Interested
DR.. Jacobs states that the hOokwOrm
is almost a rare thing in cOmmuni-
ties where a first class sewerage syS-
TEN is installed and that in other
places it is a yer ycommon thing,
which by the way. is a strong argu-
ment for sewerage everywhere.
When these field inspectors locate a
case CT hook worm. il matters not
how horc cughly DEVELOPED it might
be. they 90 to work on he patient
without a cent of cost to him and ap-
ply the regular remedies used all
over the country, In the school eX-
amina'ions as 50 n as symptoms of
the disease is noted by the inspect
'rs physicians, the parents CT the
child is so advised and in contunc-
tion with the family physician. the
ease is taken under direction at
once
Doctors Jacobs and Do bs, as sat
cL viii BE in Brunswick for least
two weeks, making this their head
quarters hey viii d. WORK in snail
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
4 BIC FERTILIZER
FACTORY FOR
THIS CITY
COMPANY HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
AND WORK ON THE PLANT
WILL SOON BEclN-siTE HAS
ALREADY BEEN SELECTED.

The announcement in The News
Yesterday that petition for incor-
poraticn had been filed in the Clyrn
superior court by the Brunswick Fer
7ilizer Company, merely carried the
bare announcement that the petition
for incorporation had been filed. But
ii develops that the filing of the doe
Vm9nt means that Brunswick is to
have large fertilizer factory. work
On which will begin at cnce and
which will be ready for operation
during the coming fall.
The incorporators of the new com
raay are c. Downing, c. S. TAFT and
c. P Duseabery, 1t is understood
t2at the John r. Young property, at
the foot of Second avenue, has been
leased by the new c-mpany and will
be nsed by the factory. This is .
most desirable piece of property for
the purpose II is to be used, giving
the company excellent shipping fa-
ciiities and fine place for the fac
tory.
The factory will be complete in
every detail and at the very begin
ming it will give employment to TWEEN
ty-ive or thirty workmen. 1t is the
intention CT the new concern to man
ufacture fertilizer on a large scale.
and 10 engage generally in the fertil
izer business.
It is just this kind of industries
that Brunswick needs to make her
grow. With a neat weekly pay roll
among the class of laborers that will
be employed. the merchants will at
once feel the benefit.
II is understood that the company
will put the liant up as soon as pcs
sib3e. AS soon as the petition is
grained an organization meeting will
be held and the work will be started
1t win be in operation during the
coming fall.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
NEW YORK MARKET
THERE WAS GOOD FEELING AT
THE OPENING YESTEROAY-
TRADING WAS DULL

New York. Aug. 13.-Rising tend
ency of stocks at the opening of the
stock market was in good volume
and we'll distributed.
Smelters Factor
A slight reaction il the prices fol
lowed by L turn again in which the
strength Of American smelling was
influential factcr
Closed Firm and Dull.
The market closed firm and dull to-
aag. Crop ne"s is hopeful. The bulk
Of New York banking surplus was
assumed 10 promise more freedom
ia extending mercantile credit.
Decreasing surplus OF idle freight
cars gave an encouraging index of
uittic conditions
Tie markec was narrow and CON
sested in three or four stocks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
ENDORSES
EX-GOVERNOR SMITH

The following very interesting card
anent the su5ernatorial campaign is
from tae pen OF Dr. A H. Weathers.
EawkinsyiIie. one of the best
SHOWN physicians in Pulaski county:
Editor Brunswick News:-
Let's compare notes, exchange
ideas sard plans, and see if we can
not thereby make Hon H0ke Smith S
majority ell the larger Look al
Heard and iaIris comties where a
5reat many voters were "imported'
IN tAa last election. by the interests
backing Brown (cr I5ther fighting
>mitb). WG.le some Of the interior
counties may not have such sutstan-
tial reasons for approaching the reg
istra'icn law. generally speaking,
believe it viii be greatly in Hoke
Smiths favor all over the state. as,
il the peoples will is allowed to pre-
vail lie viii receive an Overwhelming
maic.iy. Tie appeal to local iride,
he convincing evidence thus given
Of Hoka Smiths strength and ability,
and the solid representative charac-
,ar Of bis fo.owine are all in his
very Important and helpful factors,
because the 'Ieepul' know of his ad-
min.scTt.i3u. ANA all tAa) is ueces-
sa.T. Is for Mr.. Smiths fiji IDS al.
far the state to 20 actively to work.
"e can aive him Tie largest ma
inliE ever gwen a governor in Geor-
ga There IS an absence Of the TN
reasoning frenzy which existed in the
ias- election. where lie was charged
viii all sorts Of absurd things lveg
which he had no more control than
the san Francisco earthquake The
peCgle are thinking, weighing, con-
pairing, as they never before, all OF
which is favorable for HOke Smith.
To the friends and supporters of GOV.
Hcke Smith: let US refrain absolute
ly from criticism or abuse of Mr.
Smiths Opp nent. 1t is not eood
policy either in politics or business.
SCme of us have friends and neigh
bOrs who are at present on the other
side. The thing to do is to earnest
ly and enthusiastically present the
merits of Hoke Smith-his great abil-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14

ity and usefulness. his fitness in ev-
cry way for this imp rtant Office, his
splendid record for judgment and dis
cretiOn while in Office. and his many
useful services through sound meas
ures enacted. Among these may lie
mentioned the abolition of the dis
graceful nvict lease system and
putting the cOnVicts to work making
good roads tOf which We have 60op
miles 10 b0asD; the negro distran-
Chisement: the pure election lat, ami
others win WI tch We are all t3LN
lar Generally, he has been an earn
est advocate OF The cause Of educ9-
ton, swing liAerally cf his dime an
means to furthering the cause A
striking instance OF his sound judy
:, ent was the refusal to cali the state
f0Ops during the Georgia railroad
Shed might nave resulted. His
strength OF character and his courage
to d what is right was shown in his
service during his administration
The most effective plan w can fol
low is to try to get tAose who are
at present unfavorabla or lUkera
toward Nh Smiths candidacy to
thinking a ont it as a matter in
which, it being The hiehes, and mos.
important flee in this state, all
eood citizens should, without nrejud-
ice, calmly ana soberly consider only
the merits and fitness of the two can
didates If amy one WHO is doubtful
or undecided VIII o,lr DO tite -Aa~e
can pc n question about his deci~i Il
fer HOke Smith. Friends; stand HN
boldly and warmly for your cause
and its splendid leader II is an aftil-
iation to he proud of, for it is a
cause that no man should blush to
acknowledge, because to elect MIN
again as governor, would give us. as
our leader, and most worthy chief
executive, the greatest man south Of
TIE MasOns ana Dixon line. and one
conn etent and worthy to be tho
chief executive of these United
States Of America | am, yours very
respectfully,
A. H. Weathers, m. D.
Hawlinsville, Ga, Aug IS. 1910
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
SPECIAL PRAYERS
Churches of New Ycrk All Unite in
General Plan.

New YORK, Aug 13.-At the sug-
gestion Of Bishop David H. Greer. of
the Episcopal diocese. prayer will be
offered tomorrow III all OF the Epis-
c pla churches OF the city for the
speedy and complete recovery of
Mayor Gayn0r. Instructions Of a
similar character have been sent to
every Catholic church in the diocese
by MonsiglOr Mooney, acting for
Archbishop Farley, of the Roman
Catholic church. In the Jewish Syn
agogues prayers had already been
ordered and it is now announced
that a call has been issued to all de-
nominations for general prayer Sun
day for Mayor Gaynor's recovery
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
FORMER BRUNSWICK NEGRO
DROWNED IN PHILADELPHIA

Chief cf Police Levison. received
a telegram Yesterday from the police
authorities in Philadelphia announc-
ing that the body of John Lewis, col
orel, was found floating in the harb =
in hat city. He was Unidentified as
a Brunswick negro and the police
authorities wired here to know what
dis sition should be made of the
BODY. The negro formerly lived in
Brunswick, having been a laborer on
various wharyes. Chief Leyison took
the matter IN. '-t -'.e nearest rela-
tive he could find was an old negro
woman. The PHILADELPHIA authori-
ties we're notified to bury the oay
thee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
TO cHECNMATE CHOLERA
Uncle Sans Representatives Are
Taking Precautions.

Washington, Aug. 1@.-Rigorous
measures have been taken by the
United States representatives abroad
to prevent the Introduction into this
counry of cholera through United
States ports
United States consular officers at
Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp. Rotter.
dam and other continental ports are
working under cable instructions, re.
qnirins them to detain all steerage
passengers from cholera infected dis
tricts in Russia and disinfect their
Luggage prior to their embarkation
for the United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
THIS POLITICAL AGITATION
Now What Good Does it Do You to
Get SO Hot?

Whether Smith or Brown is the
next governor, can't see why you
are so hot about it. Brunswick will
move along-growing greater, bigger
and better every day ard her real
estate values will increase right
along while the death rate decreases.
fo11l live just the same and you
will live with more comfort in your
own home. can sell you a South
End lot or an Urbana lot on the in
stallment plan, or if you prefer a
home already built. Forget this po-
litical agitation fer a few days and
talk to me--yOu can talk politics any
Old time, but you cant get a bargain
every day Drop me poctal. Ar,
thur Leavy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
CoLORED AMUSEMENT PARK
: WILL SOON BE COMPLETED

Rarid progress is being made on
the col.red amusement park which
, is being built at the corner Of Q and
Albany streets ny the City and Su-
burban Street Railway company and
1t is probable that the park will be in
readiness within another week.
The work of extending the car line
from the corner of L and Albany on
out to the park is also progressing
rapidly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
Jackson is Notified.

Atlanta, Aug. 13.-The secretary Of
the treasury and commissioner of in
ternal revenue at Washington. has
notified Henry s. Jackson, OF Allan.
ta of his appointment as collector of
internal revenues for the state of
Georgia. He will assume his duties
September 1st, He succeeds the ne
gro. Henry Rucker, who has held the
position for a number of years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
REPRESENTATIVE REESE is
BACK FROM THE CAPITAL

Representative Millard Reese re-
turned yesterday morning from At
lan'a, where he has been attending
the session Of the legislature.
Mr.. Reese says the present ses-
sion has been quite a busy one and
a large number OF bills have been
passed by both houses.
Discussing the political situation,
he says it is hard to tell who is 60.
inZ to be elected Z vernon. The Joe
Brown men are certain Of victory,
hs says, while the Hoke Smith sup.
portors are equally as confident
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
MILLIONS To BE
GIVEN By NEXT
CONGRESS
aa AN ~
LARGEST APPROPRIATION IN The
HISTORY OF The COUNTRY is
EXPECEO FOR RIVERS AND
EAFECE5 kT NEXT SESSION.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
Supreme Court Decision

Atlanta. Aug. 13-The supreme
court, in decision Just handed down
holds that the rule of the railroad
commission which requires railroad
c mpanies to furnish cars promptly
on request of shippers applies to cars
which are to be used for shipments
Of freights from any point in Georgia
To- any point outside Of the state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
TOXIC THREATENED
RIVER SUMlDA is TILL RISING
AND DOING GREAT
DAMAGE.

Toxic, Japan. Aug. 13-The waters
of the River Sumda are still rising
and the honja and fukadawa wards
OF Tokio are nearly completely sub
merged. Tens Of thousands of per-
sons ere homeless and are starving.
One Il the important embankments
guarding Toxic has broken. Should
sec0Id and third dykes break, about
half cf the capital would be destroy
ed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
MAYOR GAYNORlS
IMPROVING
STEADILY
EVERY INDICATION NOW POINTS
To HIS ULTIMATE RECOVERY
HE is CHEERFUL AND HAS A
VERY GOOD APPETITE.

New YORK, Aug. 13.-Mayor VIII
lam J. Gaynor aWoke today from the
most refreshing and long continued
nights sleep since he was shot on
Tuesday by James J. Gallagher. with
every indication Of making steady
progress toward recovery
The Ia,ient is cheerful and has an
increased appetite. An official bal
letin issued at $ ocioch. says: The
moy9r's condition is gratifying He
slept eight hours last night" His
temperature is one hundred ana ne
fifth
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
S?AIH AND THE VATICAN.
Efforts Are Being Made to Get DIFF.
ferences Adjuste5.

Rome, italy Aug. 1$--Additlonal
attempts are being made at Rome
and Madrid to find the middle course
between the attitudes of both sides
on the religious question which has
caased the rupture Of diplomatic re-
Iations between Spain and the Holy
Se8.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
STRIKING CLOAK MAKERS
Eight Thousand Men and Women
Operators Are Out

New York. Aug. 13.-The striking
cloak makers in New York City, who
number more than eight thousand
men and women, according to a brief
statement submitted to the supreme
court by employers, seeking to have
injunction.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
GAYNOR'S KINDNESS.
Does Not Want TO Prosecute His
Would-5e Assassin.

New York, Aug 13.-Rufus Gaynor
Mayor Gaynor's son, indicated thai
his father does not wish to prose
cute James J. Gallagher, his assail-
ant. Young Gaynor intimated his
father was Of the belief that his as
sailant was insane.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
FOREST FIRES IN IDAHO.
coyer D'Elene Region Of ldah3 in
Fierce confsgration.

SpoI.eae Wash Arg 1&.-Fircoa
forest frs are ra-.aa ia fine Cuar
Dt.-He seg' on Of Idaho and are tax
Ing the fsatins resources of nun
ar.d- men almost beyond endu.
anoe The task Of sui siding the
flames j, apparently hopeless. Men
and women are praying for rain to
save Jheir homes from possible d.
s-ruo'i H.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14

TIE News INDUCES the hope that
the gentlemen who are putting down
the new brick paving on Newcastle
street. viii no. take seriously the
antics Of some Of the memte ers of the
council. Its a habit with some of
.fem to do these stunts and they
m1s. not be taken sae,o t,'y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-14
AUTHORESS-ACTRESS
Laura Jean Libby Creates a Furore
in Dramatic Circles.

New York, Aug. 13-I.aura Jean
!ibbey, the gifted Brooklyn author.
e"s Of Parted on Their Bridal Tour"
"Lo?ers Once. 8ut Strangers Now."
and otaer classics, has made de-.
c'dni hit IN vaudeville and may
make q tour Of the province.
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"HOosiER POET" BETTER

indianapolis. Ind. Aug 13.-Thc
condition Of J. Whitcom6 Riley. the
Hoosier Poet who is suffering from
a mild stroke Of pralysis, is con5id-
eraJ'y improved today