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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06
The Doctor
Cues ion
SOME ADVICE AGAINST THE USE
or rARSH PURGATIV~s
ANE PHYSICS.

A doctors first question when con
suited by a patient is. Are your bow
els regular?" Me knows that 9S per
cent of illness is attended with mac
tive bowels and torpid liver This
condition poisons the system vita
waste matter and causes accumula-
ton Of gases which must be removed
through the bowels before health can
be restored.
Salts, ordinary pills and cathartics
may be truly likened to dynamite
Thr ugh tHeir harsh, irritating action
they force a passage through the bow
els, causing pain ard damage to the
delicate intestinal structure which
weakens the whole system, and at best
only produces temporary relief The
repeated use OF such treatments causes
chronic irritation of the stomach and
bowels, dries and hardens their It's
sues, deadens their nerves, stiffens
their muscles and generally brings
about an injurious habit which some
times has almost, if not fatal re-,
suits
We have a pleasant and safe rem
edy for constipation and bowel dis
orders in general. We are 50 certain
of its great curative value that we
promise to return the purchasers
money in every case where il fails to
produce entire satisfaction. This rem
edy is called ReXall Ordepies. We
urge YOU to try them at our entire
risk
Rexan Orderres are eaten like can
dy, they act quietly and have so2th-
ing. strengthening, healing, regulattve
influence en- the entire Intestinal tract
ghc% de MOI purge. grippe, cause nau-
sea, hatuleuce, excessive looseness,
diarrhoea or other annoying effects,
and they may be taken at any time
without Inconvenience
Re1an OrderHes overcome the drug
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06

Mrs. Rosa Franklin is quite i'll at
her home on Mansfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Casols Of wa
cross, are spending a few days with
relatives in the city
Miss Pauline Scarlet, of Fancy
Bluff is spending few days with her
sister Mrs F. A. Dunn.
Mrs. Z. w tcheatham and nile
daughter returned to their home in
Jacksonville yesterday.
Ars Il. H. ~k4as3n and children
Of Waycross, are the guests Of Mrs.
Atkinson on Union street.
Miss Miriam Whitfield leaves sat
urday for spartanburg, S. c., where
she win enter Converse college.
--e Acaca club held very pleas
at meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. p NJ Nightingale at her h me
on Halifax square.
Mrs. e p Akers arrived yesterday
fr2s Atlanta to visit her sister, Mrs,
W. H. DeVoe Later they win both
leave on a visit to, Florida.
81
Miss May WrigAt entertained a
large number Of her friends Tuesday
evening with large masquerade party
at her home On Union street. A large
number .of guests were present and
the affair proved to be one of the most
ENJOYABLE Of the season.
The Daughters Of the Confedcracy
viii meet at the residence of Miss
Willie Barkuloo Thursday afternoon
3 o'clock. All members are urged
10 be present as officers are to be
elected for the present year ana ether
business Of Importance to be trans
Gctd. Maria Blain, Pres
Mary n. Symmes, Sec.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06
JANUARY QUESTIONS
FOE LIE D. A. RS.

Each month list Ct questions is
sent to every d. A. r. chapter in the
state which are answered at the first
e cling in each month The list Of
eo~.o January, received by the
local chapter is as follows:
St egia Frohis or was the
1 EHGlishman who made the at
o establish a colony in North
America. He sought to find north
west passage to India through Labra-
der. Among cmiosities carried back
TO England were black stones that
We're examined in London and said to
contain gold What story was circu-
lated about this voyage?
2. An expedition was formed and 100
men went ont to erk the mines Who
contributed to this enterprise and was
il successful?
3. Three unsuccessful attempts were
made to colonize America by Sir Hum
phrey Gilbert and his half brother,
Sir Walter Raleigh What effect did
these voyages have on the Old world?
1. Where was the first English col
ony firmly established in America?
6. What of tho region between the
Pot mac and the hudson?
:. Who sent out the first expedition
under Sir Henry Hudson, and TO"
what was it sent?
s. What was the result of this eX-
petition?
o. How were the Dutch settlements
fe"med in America?
TO- What settlement was made by
the Plymouth company in north Viz
9inia?
H. What privileges were granted
and what conditions We're required OF
the jamestown colony?
-. What product of cur soil was
hrst exported and who began lis cui-
tWe?
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4 Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails 20
cure your cough or cold i
the cough, heats the lungs and N
vents serions results from Q PGd
prevents rneumnnia and consumft IN.
Contains no opiates The genuine Is
in a yellow package. Refuse su5stl-
tutes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06

ging habit and safely remedy consti-
patton and associate ailments, whether
acute or chronic, except in surgical
cases. They are especially good for
hiidren, weak persons or old folks
Price, 36 tablets, 25 cents, and Il tab
lets 10 cents. Remember you can OBJ
tain Rexan Remedies in Brunswick
only at our store The Rexall Store
j. l.. Andrews.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06

Selected Seed Potatoes, all uniform
in size and true to name, now on sale
at Anderson's, $500 per bashel, $3.50
per barrel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06

A TURKEY ROASTER WOULD
MAKE A SUITABLE GIFT TO THE
HOUSE WIFE. WE HAVE A VERY
FINE ASSORTMENT. CoEsON
HARDWARE CO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06

SEE OUR SUITS We ARE SELL
NC FOR 1915. WOOD BAILEY. ZIP
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06

In Silyerware, Novelties and Jewelry
Of all kinds you will find at K. Motifs
The Jeweler, 1405 Newcastle street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-06

Loans and Discounts IS 601,S0293
I. S. Bonds and Premiums 153,250.00 3
Banking House and other
Real Estate ......... 3O,866.2O |
Five Per Cent. Fund.-. 100000 /
Cash in Vault $ 46,366.75
Casa with other
Banks ,..... 410,894.3S
,- 457,26113 !
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-02-10
Nnslam6.

Der oeutihe &eihStng bat obne De-
batte ole 8orloge betreffs 0es Snrif'
ii6crcinfummeus nit ben &ereiuigteu
Stnatcn unper1noert augenonlmen.
glbgeleben uon eiiligeu gegen oieielbe
obgegebenen fonieroatiuen Stinlmeil
traaen olle glbgeproneten IN alien
Orei 9eillngeu fiir ibre slnnabme elm.
gicefan3lcr Gel6riid enpfobl ole
@orlage Sur 9lnnabme, nahoem er 5il-
Dor einen fmr5en lleberblid iiber ben
@crlari Ger 8erbanolungen gegeben
uno aeiaqt botte. ooB Die 8ereiniaten
Staaten 5nerit cine &eibe bon ,Soroe-
rlnaen geitellt b1ttcil ipelde einen
gingriff in Geutihlanos @eiebgebung
be0eutet b1tten 8eIonoers lei oas
Der ISoQ gelDeien nit ge5ug oilf tier.
dr3tlide &orlhriften.
,Sn peitercu @erlailfe leiner Heoc
ollBerte Serr 0elbrild Damn, es lei Die
erite @flidt 0eutihlalos gemeieil ole
Hereinafter Staoten in feillem 3lDei-
iel oariiber Sn lailen Dab es 0erartlge
gingriffe in ieine @eIebgebiug nno
Goli5eimaBregeln In 8erbinnnng nit
Oen Observation-Disclosures nidt ollEOen
miiroe. Sollten Die gereinigten
Staoten bon oen bisber 3iigeitmoeaen
aon5eiiionen Suriidtreteil 10 bate es
4eutihlono itets in. Der Sano, lem
@erholten ie ilah ben llnlitdnoen eiu-
surihten. 4enn Der 8nnoesrat bate
smar &oIImadt, oen Ser Stooten Die
Inieorigen aonneItionolratel 5ll ge.
lm1bren. obcr oieie @oIlmod)t erlOid1e
alttomotild in Dem gIilaerlblide, lpenn
slmerifo bofere 3Olle BON ben oellt'
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-02-10

80 0fapore bon .trodenen~ Grt.
ihoften IN Sbio baben cine 8eweglug
eingeIeitet, nm BON Der SegislatiIr oel
@ioerruf oes 10 beriihtigten Goie
@olitp 2ocal Gption-8eiebes 81 er-
Iangen, inter iuelhem 3rpeiorittel Der
Stdote III 0bio utroden" gelegt lunr.
Den. las iiebt niht oarnah aus, ais
pb Die Shliebung Der g9irtldoFten 10
giinltige @irfnngen bate, lpie unS oie
ulrodenen~ iortmdbreno meiB 81 ma.
den berlnhel.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-02-10

eiitfonnens fiir Speiieil nno @etrGn.
fe ousgeeebeu miiroe, Oarnutrr fir
Bier Habe5n 10 Irpsertt Der glmo
lieB ieinerieits llnteriufiugen anitel.
lelt melhe angeblid) oR @runololig.
felt DER foniulnriihen gehouptltng er.
gaben uno uniere gitnoesregierung
bot nun oen gtotionoIbi.n0 benohrid,.
tigt, DAB iie ben aonIul NIT elmer
griinoli6eren llnteriubung beauf.
trngt babe. Die Son0Iimg oes ga.
tionolbuuoes nur angebrod)t oeln
0as 8eutihtlm lit bier5ulpnoe nur al
iebr geneigt ole acknowledgement IN
eielbofter @eoulo biil5unebmen, itutt
energiidl oagegeli por5ugeben.
lleber ben llmfnng Ger einmonoe.
rung nod Gonnoo bat Der 9ice.Er6-
iioent Der ,.Ganaoian &acific" cine
beoeutiome @rflGrnug obgegeben. er
iogte: ,@s beItebt aud nidlt Der ge-
ringite 3neifel 0oran, Dab mir in Die
lem Sabre cine itdrfere 9iniponoe-
Irln1g amerifaniiher SSnrmer nnh Dem
eonaoiihen 8eiten 5u uer3ei6neu ba.
ben mer0en oils ie 5upor SSiil pergan-
genen Sabre iino $4,000 bier eillge-
nnnoert. SSd) BIN iiber5eugt, boB mir
I'M lotfenoen Sabre mtf iiber 100000
befonlmen fperoen. Dos lit Die 9ln.
iid)t, mel6e 8iaionl g2bpte, Der 8Deite
ce.Gr1iioeut Der Canadian 8aci-
fic., imnittelbar nod ieiner Seimfebr
pou elmer altsgeoebnten sSnipeftions.
reiie our6 oen gsoroiUciteu duberte.
o8ie ernte 0es pergnngeneu Sab.
res lit Die bette IN ocr 8eifid)te ocs
Saloes geipeien mo ibre 8irfung III
aQentbol6eu 5n leben9, fiibr er neiter
fort. a@ir neroen oieies SSabr eineil
lnge6euren Nfenihen3uitrom 81 Der.
5eihnen babeit, nidJt blob aus oen
gereiHigten Stonten ionoern nitd
aus @roB.8ritonnieu. 9nrim baltC
idl oas 8roieft oes Cir Ibomus
Sbaugbueiip, oes @rdiioeiteu Der
p6anaOion @ocific~4 Sarmen fiir
6irpan0erer ans @roB. B.gritanltien
IgebraubSfertig ber5uiteaen
| fiir cine iebr quite SSoee. melfe Der 8e.
iie0llng oes 2anoes eriprieBlibeGiell
| ite Ieiiten miro.
9ieie Mfoiienouspanoerltng mad
Canada mag ia rpobl fiir @in3e!ne unG
beionoers fir CANADA gut iein. oleiH
es lit cine Siino' uno Sdonoe. onf
| ole 0afotas oieielbe niht IN Der
rebten gSeiie 5ur @ntlpidlimg iuiierer
Seimatsita1ten ausniiben. SSn Sii0'
0afota muroe 3. 9. pom ben r9iefor.
lmern~ ein @impaioerlmgSbureall IN
9lusiidlt geItellt, oeiIeil 9lnfgobe es
! iein iollte, auf Die eigenen reiben SIN
rem um0 Siilisduellen binjmpeiien unI
Den Staat bepolfern 81 belfen Statt
oelien erlieB man nber ole mnbnlpieig
iiten gAeforn" -@eiebe 5nr lllter0rii
dung oes Spiritiloiellban0els, geger
| @igarettenrauden 5il @lniten oel
.glmericau Gueens", gegei 8hentel
luno 9aiebaa am Soulltag, geger
.Ireoten", gegeu Erinten IN @iien
babn3iigen illm. ln0 ipie ale Die nn
bern perriidteu @eiebe beiBen mosen
Sin @inmanoerlulgsbureau mare
lmenn rid)tig geleitet, fiir iins III 0afo
I ia BON groBerem Rueen als alle Holi
tifer mi0 &olitifanten muo Der gorst
8immelbammel lih 6efeboen0er poll
tiiher garteien. gio6 lit es nidt 81
ipGt. glIio boffen mir oas 9elte
4 Qf,tS(noA
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-02-10

GehslmooreiBig Niillionen 3ei-
timaseremplare meroen tdglidl IN Den
Ser. Staaten georildt. nlio fait genau
elm eremplar ouf ie 5nei 9euobner
oes Sanoes.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-02-10
sd,meiasIbafts HnsrseHnans

gSer 09entider Serulb~ sc-
fallt mir icbr gut. IS 1T cine
aebiegcnc 3eitnng eimsig in ;b-
rer glrt. IA fam man belOn-
oers erfabren, iuie es IN nnicru
iucitliden Staaten, Ganaoa,
milu., unO beIpnOers in ben Ia
fotns bergcbt."
9lcpillo, z. ., 3. iyebr. 10.
Sobu 6. Grmbe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-02-10
@Stra.

Seth gullof micocrernannt nno be-
itGtigt
Die 6eioen 9unoesieraioren gonl'
BE un0 @raluforo baben ibre Sppoli'
tion aeaen oie @ieoerernennIng bon
Seth 9ulod ais 8un0eSmorlhnll
ouiaeaeben. 9erielbe miro alio let'
nen slpeiten Sermin antreten.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-02-26

and even now orders have been rece;vea
for quantities Of 1t to be usei in Cali.
fornis and Nevada buildings. The QUAR-.
on development, seems to be almost In.
exhsustible.
Recently the Bertillion system a
measurements and finger prints for tia
Identification Of prisoners was installed
in the Sherif's offices Of the different
counties OF the State. and also in the
Police Stations of Goldfeld, Reno and
other large towns Of the State. Prisoner.
in the Ely Jail have protested against
being measured and photographed and
having imprints Of their fingers taken
until they have been convicted Of a
crime. They claim that an arrest on sus.
| picion is no reason why they should BE-
subjected to the indignity Of being photo
graphed. measured, ETC.. and classed a,
criminals. Some Of them have securet
attorneys to fight the case and will fore,
the officers TO produce their authority 70
this Identification process.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-02-26
The Reason For The
High Cost Of Living

The chief reason why everybody is "cussing" the cost OF living
as viewed from the standpoint of the American Weekly, is shown In
The following: +,
And now newspapers and Legislatures and Congresses and
Councils and Labor Unions and sociological societies and settle
ment houses are going to find out the cause of the high cost OF
living
"The farmer is the thief will be one verdict; "he is robbing
us ALL"
aThe housewife lis a fool" will be another verdict; "she is vast
ing more than she uses"
"The American citizen is a glutton" will be another verdict;
she wastes on luxury and kicks about necessaries"
The butcher will be subpenaed and probed as to his conduct OF
his shop.
Sundry eggs will be immersed in lime to see if they have been
kept in cold storage or on the back porch.
Slippery green slime will be scooped out of the pleural and
other cavities of refrigerated chickens.
Benzoafe OF soda tests will be made of our catsup, and our
beef will be searched for embalming fluid, while the apple butter
is being tested for shreds of rutabaga turnips.
Preachers will preach, and the godly will pray, while the I'M
godly cuss and some lisp, "Give us this day."
And what is the answer?
Well, our friends down in Wall street have simply mortgaged
tomorrow, and we ae expected to pay interest on the debt.
Morgan is a millionaire. but he didn't earn his millions. He
capitalized the future earning power of railroads-and we must pay
freight based not on mileage but on capitalization.
Andy Carnegie has a stack of bonds, and there are two score
steel multi-milionaires. But their securities are not measured by
their mills and mines, but by the monopoly of the trade. And when
the farmer is made to pay for his wire fence, and some interest on
watered bonds and stocks, he naturally has to charge more for his
produce.
Similarly the beef and the leather, and the wool, and sugar, and
the flour trusts must each earn dividends On watered stock, and to
do so must boost prices.
And when materials go up, and food goes up, the men and
factories not in trusts must boost their prices.
So we are all giging each other in ~selfdefense.
And it is all necessary, not because labor and land, and ma
chinery and buildings, and rain and sunshine and fuel are scarce,
but because Gods pantry has been anticipated, capitalized, and we
are made to pay to-day a profit on next years crop, and a royalty
on unborn beef
In a word. If $7O,OOO OO0, 600, has ~artifcially been added to
the capitalization of the Nations industries, then to earn 5 per cent
on this fiction somebody must pay SO, 5OO,O OO, 100000 per year more
than things are worth.
That's added to the cost of living, isn't it?
That means about 81, 600, 900 a day to start with.
So don't let them get you to cussing thefarmer, nor the butcher,
nor the housewife, nor yourself.
Cuss Congress, which permits watered stocks and avail street
to gamble with them-that is, if you feel like cussing
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-02-26
Turkey IN STORAGE 7 YEARS
Startling Revelations Before Grand jury
That Is Probing Meat Trust

Startling Revelations Before Grand Jury
That Is Probing Meat Trust
Nsv York, February ga turkey :
Years old may be responsible for the
doxpfall OF the beef barons, for tins
an.iousted bird, unearthed in a eold
storage warehouse in Jersey CITY, vas
exhibited IS a witness before the Hud'
son County grand jury and so shockeo
the grand jurymen that they immeoi
atelv made final preparations to retnr
indictments which will soon be made
public.
The turkey, with a great deal OF beef
cork, eggs, butter and other poultry.
was found 10 the cold storage plant a.
Warren and Provost streets, Jersey
City.
The manager was piqued to think tina
the grand jurors should think q seven
rear old turkey was unfit for eating. III
said as much while testifying. But hi
testimony was offset by DIR. George Nc
Laughlin, bacteriologiss. DIR. McLaugn
lin was 30 amazed with the revelation
that he went to Washington to lay hi
facts before Professor Wiley, the pure
food expert, with a view to Governmen
action.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-02-26
Night Letter kilograms

Plans are being formulated by the
management Of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company for q new form OF
service, which will be called "the night
letter service" and which will be put
in operation in the near future. This
proposed service will permit anyone to
send 90 words at night for the cost of lC
words sent during the day. with one
fifth of the day rate for each additional
10 words or fraction of 10.
The "night letters" according to the
present plans, should be filed before
midnight, for the transmission at the
convenience Of the company during the
slack hours AMI for delivery the next
morning under certain circumstance by
messenger boy and to outside points
through the local post Office.
In its announcement the company
says it is expected that the service will
meet the needs of many people, being
faster than the mails. particularly fol-
long distances. and giving five times OF
many words as an ordinary message.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-02-26
Reno Correspondence

its wires to secure q 'cinch" this year.
1t wanted to get a railroad man at the
head of each ticket. so that no matter
which party might win in the election,
the Southern Pacific would have o gov.
ernor to suit it. Now that it looks as
though the Democrats are bound to
nominate Dickerson, it has conferred its
efforts On the nomination Of the Repub-
lican candidate. to elect whom 1t will
open a mighty barrel.
At last accounts. judging by the efforts
of the Federal brigade, who all follow
the lead of Blakeslee and the railroad in
matters political. Massey was the choice
of the 8. P. But what the company
wants, next to q man who will be
obedient. is a winner. and there is some
chance of their switching to Bradley.
Bradley they know car be depended
upon. for he was one Of the most sub.
servient Of the eleven Assessors who
took orders from the railroad lobbyists
during the recent session of the State
Board of Assessors at Carson. Whether
he gets the nomination or not depends
upon what Boss Herrin finally decides
from his personal consultations with
politicians from Nevada. Massey has
the best Of it at the start in possessing
the recommendation of Blakeslee, but,
as has been previously intimassd,
Blakeslee is no longer regarded as an
infallible authority on Nevada politics
BY the gentlemen who control the politi
cal destines Of California from the
Southern Pacific Offices in San Francisco
Massey's previous political career il
not q tc endear him TO the masses
He was hired by the A. r. U. in 1894 t.
defend them against the Southern Pa
cifc during the big strike. Evidently
his efforts did not arouse any intense
antagonism on the part Of the railroad
company, for. two years later. from q
convention dominated by the Southern
Pacific boss. BLACK" Wallace, he 10
ceived the silver Party nomination fol
Justice Of the Supreme Court. He wa,
elected. but in the campaign Of 1898
placed: himself in bad odor with the
people by yiulAsing the ethics Of the
bench In stnmpins the State for the
the election Of the Southern Pacific,
candidate for the United States Senate,
William II. Stewart. The Silver Party
during tbs two years following. re
formed and e~msncipAssd itself from
railroad control. As . result. Massey
was thrown into the discard. and g.
y. Talbos received the nomination fol
Justice Of supreme Court In his stead
Massey. In high dudgson.~ Immediately
deserted to the Republican Party. and
In every campaign since 1909 he hsl
been mentioned" for some Office On
other On she Rspublican ticket.
Bat this year he 10 being mentioned
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-02-26
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT


Reduced Rates Tzaft Would Help NeOodo
1t has been announced that the rail-
road commission has been instrumental
in getting . general reduction Of express
rates 10 all Nevada points. The follow
ing roads and points will be affected:
Nevada Northern Railroad Company,
20 per cent reduction Central Pacific.
Eureka and Palisade. Tonopah g. Gold
field, Tonopah Tidewster, LAS Vegas
and Tonopah, and the Los Angeles
and Salt Lake roads the reduction will
be Is per cent. This Is in line with
suggestions made by the Record on
various occasions for the past two years.
The reduction agreed to by the express
companies will to q certain extent assist
in the Reduction Of the cost Of living.
but the exorbitant freight rates on all
edibles are yet to be adjusted. The Ne
vada terminal case Is in the hands OF the
interstate Commerce Commission, and
should q favorable decision follow, there
will be q general deduction in through
rates, but this will be Of small benefit
to camps situated at remote points from
the main line roads. What Nevada
most needs az the present time is a gen.
eral reduction on freight rates on all
food supplies. that the cost Of living may
be brought in harmony with the pre-
vailing wage scale. As it lie, and has
been for many years in this State. the
cost of food supplies is ont Of proportion
to the general wage scale Of the labor
ing classes.-Eiy Record.