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The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13

Mrs. Fristoe and children = ar
rived from Windsor, Mo-, this
week and occupy Miss Fannie Tay-
lor's residence on South jefferson.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13
Press
Letter to the College Son

Inc lOllOWlHS lelter was Seut ny
a father to his son at college. "My
dear Son Il write to send you
son.e new socks which your moth
er has just knit by cutting down
some of mine. Your mother sends
you ten dollars without my knowl-
e ise and for fear you would not
spend it wisely l have kept back
mother AMI l are well, except that
your sister has got the measles,
which we think would spread
among the other girls, if Tom had
not hal them before and he is dhe
only one left. 1 hope you will do
honor to my teachings. II you DO
not, you are a donkey and your
mother AMI myself are your al
fectonate parents.
The mother who allows a sixteen
year-old daughter to float around
the township in a top buggy until
200 a. m. with a counterfeit sport
Of weak jaw and weaker morals
merely opens the front door to
grief and disgrace. II you don't
know what company your girl
keeps or what time of night she
turns in, your roar when the Cos
sips get busy will sound about as
pathetic as the wheeze from a
jews harp.
The girl who insists on spooning
with everybody in the corporate
limits ought to be backed into the
woodshed and relieved of her over
flow OF affection with a No. 1
slipper laid c~arelessly across the
hiplets. We had o see a girl
kiss a blind shoat through barb
ed wire fence than have her change
partners six nights a week in the
front parlor with the lights turned
low. 1t is harder to marry off a
girl who has been paved over by
every zap in the community than
it is to fatten a sheep on pineapple
ice.
There are lots of weak-minded
parents who I going up against
the judgment day with about as
much show as a cross-eyed girl
girl in a beauty show, and their
children will rise up and call them
blessed with the enthusiasm of a
one-legged man at a club Dance
Farmer & Stockman.
Papa" said small Johnny ,"1f
you and 1 were the same size,
would you say and do things to
me that made me fighting mad?"
Boston Transcript: "What is this
key on your typewriter? | never
saw it on any before" Hist! My
own invention. Whenever you can
not spell a word, you press this
key and it makes a blur
slows this?" remarked the tall
office boy with the newspaper,
'Here is where an educated mon
key ran a sewing machine" "Aw,
that is nothing" sneered the short
office boy. yesterday l saw a
mouse u a typewriter" "Come
off. What are you giving mel
Where did this happen? "Right in
the old mans office. The mouse
came from under the desk and
made for the pretty typewriter,
and she's running yet"
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13

looking around for something
to engage in. He is an able young
man and will be heard from.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13
Items.

The Juniors Of the high school
will tender the Seniors "a picnic at
Springs next Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13
Want and For Sale Column

FOR SALE-111 acres of land 3-4
of a mile south of Herndon. Amy
offer made will be considered. APP
ply to R. B. Taylor or Rich Keeth.
left.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13

EGGS FOR HATCHING.-Thor-
ough-bred Buff Orpington eggs. 16
for $1.0O. Mrs. Worthy Bryan
20p Grand Pass, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13

FOR SALE-Native lumber and
cordwood, 8 miles north of Mar
shall. G. G. Miller. 20
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-13

Statesmen WANTED Big Mon
ey selling high grade groceries
at wholesale to families, farmers
ranchmen, etc., high cost of living
is booming our business; steady
work; quick returns; you take or
ders; we do the rest; best goods.
lowest prices; satisfaction or mon
ey refunded; give references.
Hitchcock-Hill Co., Lake & Dear
horn Sts., Chicago, Wholesale Gro
GERS. %
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-04
COL DWAVE COMING
1T WILL SWEEP THE COUNTRY
But THIS SECTION MAY FEEL
ONLY SLIGHT TOUCH.

Washington, D. c.. Jan 9-Out OF
the northwest is coming a second cold
wave, which the officials of the wealth
er bureau promise will spread during
the next thirty-six hours over the en-,
tire country east of the Mississippi.
Appearing in the extreme northw. st
today is an arctic-like wave, which
is attended by the coolest weather Il
the season in that region
The old-fashioned winter weather is
prevailing today in the northwest
and will advance eastward, reaching
the coast by Tuesday evening, and
will hold the entire north and soptb
in its frigid grip. but it is thought
southern Georgia and Florida will
not feel it as greatly as those states
to tAe north and west
Unsettled weather generally viii
prevail throughout the eastern coun-
try, with rain in the south and snow ir
the north in the intermediate dis
tricts
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-04
ALDERMEN EXCHANGE SEATS.
Old Members "Skn" New Ones il
Making the Selections.

AS soon as Brunswick's new city
council was organized yesterday morn
ing there was a scramble for seats,
that is among the old members, the
new ones taking what was left Each
Of tae old members, it appeared. de-
sired a change, and the only one to
be disappointed was Alderman Cox.
who was slow in moving and Alder
man Goldsmith occupied the seat that
he had selected.
In the general change Alderman
Ludwig took the seat formerly used
by Alderman McGarvey; Alderman
Goldsmith picked out Alderman Cal
mans, Alderman Baker tooh the one
occupied by Alderman Taylor, Alder
man Leo stood pat Alderman Cook
took the one formerly occupied by Al
-derman Ludwig, Alderman Boye
sought the one made large last year
by Alderman Goldsmith, Alderman
Bowen took the former leader OF coun-
eips seat, Alderman Cox, while that
j., l.oA 4o~ occupies the chair for
merly used by Alderman Baker.
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COUNCIL MINUTES (oHioial5
Meeting of December IS, 1909
Recessed Until January 3, 1910,
at 10 O'clock A. M.

Brunswick, Ca, Jan 5, 1910.
Present; Hon. Il r. Hopkins,
mayor Aldermen Ludwig, Baker, Cal
nan, Cox, Goldsmith and Leo
Absent. Aldermen- Taylor aud Nc
Garyey
Minutes OF meeting Of De3emJer 70
were read
Annual Repor,a.
The following reports were read
from the following committees
Finance Committee
Purchasing Committee,
Committee on Public Works, Build
ing. Cemeteries. Parks and Squares,
Sanitation. Light and Wate~
Police.
Fire and Building Permits,
hospital and Charity,
City Clerk,
City Engineer and Director OF Pub
/ lie Works,
Marshal aud Chief Of Police
tAlderman Calnan was excused from
tee meeting)
City Physician and Health officer.
City Attorney,
Chief Of Fire Department,
Superintendent of Sanitation
The following motion was offered by
Alderman Ludwig To adopt all re-
ports as read with exception of re
port OF committee on public works.
cemeteries. parks and squares; to
amend said report by striking the fol-
| lowing paragraph, viz: A recent test
Of tae material in the work, made in 3
Philadelphia laboratory, has proven
! that they stand better test than
\ those in Atlanta, on which the con
tract was awarded, thus confirming
our information and belief that these
contractors were reliable and would
give US first class work. and have
reports published and printed in PAM
phlet form
! On call for the ayes and nays tAe
vote was as follows: Ayes, Aldermen
Ludwig and Goldsmith; nays, Alder
men Cox and Leo; Alderman Baker
not voting; tie vote, Mayor Hopkins
voting aye; motion carried
Adjourned sine die
NJ. .. Russell,
Clerk Of Council,
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$10,50O $1O,500.0O
TOTAL

TOTAL ...............$3 $35, ,177.87
Early in the year financial mat
ter of interest was the retirement of
the S62,550.0O Z per cent. bonds, and
coupons maturing January /, 1909 Re
ports were made to your honorable
body Of the payment of these bonds
in detail at every regular meeting un-
til the bonds We're all presented and
paid After paying all outstanding
bonds it appeared that $5075 Of cou-
pons were still outstanding. Setting
aside that amount as a reserve liabiI-
ity, a balance of $3.85961 remained
from the sale Of the per cent. bonds,
which were sold for the purpose, and
this balance was turned into the gen
eral fund for surface drainage.
Il is well known that, owing to mis-
fortunes and recurrence of which we
should al all tinfes be diligent to pre-
vent we have no money in the sinking
fund for the redemption OF our out
standing bonds Making good this
deficit is a matter that should not be
longer delayed, and in our opinion
cannot too early receive the attention
that the good faith and credit of the
city demands; from the present out
look it is probable that a bond is
sue will be necessary for that pur-
pose; for that reason your committee
does not endorse or approve the prop
position to issue bonds for paving pur-
poses. While we have a margin for
issuing bonds, our first duty IS to re-
habiitate the sinking fund, and in
view Of the small margin that would
then be left, it would hardly be wise,
in our opinion, to use up the balance
of the bond issue or risk the waste
Of it in paving contract, leaving us
nothing for an emergency, such as the
building or acquiring Of public utii-
ity The experiment of the pubic
works department this year has dem
onstrated that the business portion of
the city, with economy in the city
government, can be paved with brick
gradually year by year, and keep the
aoatlug debt within bounds.
Respectfully submitted,
Ss ~. "A. Cox, Chairman,
j.. n. Leo,
c. NsGarve9.
COMMITTEES,
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A., 3. & A. OFFICIALS
SPENT DAY TN THE CITY

Two Or three officials Of the A., b.
& A. were in the city yesterday on
business connected with the road.
They were General Manager Alex
Bonnyman, Atlanta, Superintendent G.
c. Smith, Fitzgerald, and Commercial
Agent ]. c. Ligeour. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Bonnyman. when seen by a
News reporter, stated that he waA
not down on any matters of unusual
interest, stating that he merely came
down on some business matters con
nected with the road, and added taat
ne always enjoyed his visits to Bruns-
wick Mr. Bonnynan says the out
look fer q general improvement along
the line cf bis road was never better.
IA fact that line Is now enlogfng Q
greatly Increased business.
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A DlSTARDLY ACT
AN ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL oC
cuPANTs OF A TENEMENT IN
NEW YORK, BUT FAILS.

New York Jan g. Several persons
were knocked down and shocked to-
day and there was wild panic among
$50 tenants when an attempt by black
handlers to blow up a CAristie street
tenement house, with a quantity of dy-
Mantle exploded under the FIRST floor
of the stairway
Great holes We're ripped in the floor
and nearby walls were shattered, and
the whole building was badly shaken.
Women and children screamed and ran
madly to the street
Several persons in a grocery store
on the ground floor were knocked
down and injured
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L LUDWIG is CHAIRMAN or
COUNCIL, AND C. H. COOK
CHAIRMAN Pro TEN.
COUNCIL MINUTES (officiall
Organization Meeting.
BrunswiclL. Ga. Jan. 8. I9l

Brunswick, GA. Jan. 3, 1910
Present Hon. r. r Hopkins,
mayor. Aldermen Baker Cox, Gold
smith and Leo, and Aldermen elect
Bowen, Boyle, Cook and Ludwig.
The oath Of Office was administered
by H. F du Bignon, clerk or Glynn
superior court, to Aldermen-elect W.
H. Bowen A. II, Boyle, Geo II, Cook
and L. Ludwig.
The mayor called council to order
announcing the first thing in order to
be election OF chairman Of council
and mayor protein, and for election
Of chairman of council, protein,
Alderman Goldsmith nominated Al
derman Ludwig for chairman Of coun
ell and mayor protein, There were
no other nominations and Alderman
Ludwig was elected
Alderfan Cox nominated Alderman
Cook for chairman Of council. protein
There were no other nominations and
Alderman Cook was elected
On motion Of Alderman Goldsmith
the mayor was authorized TO appoint
a special committee to consist of five
/ aldermen and the mayor on a license
ordinance for the year 1910, and a
special committee to consist of five
aldermen and the mayor on officers
and salaries.
The mayor named the following
committees, including the mayor. as
! sreciai committee on license ordinance
for year 1910: Aldermen Goldsmith,
Bowen, Cook, Boyle and Baker; spe-
cial committee on officers and salaries,
! Aldermen Baker, Ludwig. Leo, Cox
and Cook
The following motion was adopted
fbv Alderman Goldsmith: THAT reg
ular meetings Of council for the month
of January be fixed by resolution.
Ordinances.
The following ordinance was placed
on its first reading and referred TO
the city attorney, by Alderman Lud-
wig
! AN ORDINANCE entitled "An Ordi-
nance to repeal that ordinance num-
bered 225, passed and adopted on the
! 28th day Of January, 1898, entitled can
Ordinance regulating the manner of
appointment of committees, both
standing and special, Of the mayor
and council of the city Of Brunswick,
abolishing certain standing commit
tees. creating certain new commit
tees, and defining the powers and dut-
les Of such new committees
Section 1 BE it, and it is hereby
ordained by the mayor and council of
the city Of Brunswick in council as
sembled. that the above recited and
entitled ordinance be and il is hereby
repealed
Sec. 2. Be it, and it is hereby in
like manner further ordained, tha.
all ordinances and parts Of oronauces,
resolutions, orders and rules Of coun-
Gil in conflict vita this ordinance, e.
initiating against the same or any
part thereof, be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
Resolutions.
BY Alderman Ludwig; Resolved,
that the next regular. meeting Of coun-
ell shall be held on Tuesday January
4. 1910, at o'clock Adopted
Adjourned. N. o. Russell,
Clerk of Council
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MRS. M0RS: OYl
WILL STAND BY HER HUSBAND
in HIS ADVERsITY-To Be
GIN FIGHT FOR FREEDOM.

New York, Jan. 3 Mrs. William
Morse, who followed her husband to-
day to Atlanta, Ga TO visit him in
his cell at the federal prison in that
city, will take up at once a fight for
his freedom.
Mrs. Morse declares her belief that
a crying injustice has been done the
former banker, and refuses to believe
hat he win be compelled to serve
ont his sentence Of fifteen year con
firement.
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LICENSE ORDINANCE COMMITTEE
Held a Meeting Last Night to Discuss
the New Ordinance.

The license ordinance committee OF
council, which was appointed BY
Mayor Hopkins yesterday morning
held a long meeting last night and
discussed the new license ordinance
watch viii be passed as quickly as
possible.
The ordinance was placed on its
first and second reading by the old
council and is now ready for passage
1t is understood that the original or
dinance, as read the first and second
time. has been amended and several
important changes have been made
The ordinance may come up for pas
sage tonight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-04
CANDIDATES RoeslNG UP
AS ELECTION APPROACHES

Candidates for city offices have
been unusually quiet during the past
few weeks; so much SO that it was
thought that only one or two candi-
dates would oppose the present Off
cials, but according to reports cur
rent yesterday, there will be a regu-
lar scramble for some OF the places
when council elects.
Eoue Of those mentioned have for
msiiy announced their candidacy. but
it fs more than likely that at teast
four OF the ofisclals win be opposes
and stEne ofthSm may have more thar
one opponent,
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CONFEDERATE VETERAN DEAD

Philadelphia, Jan 3.-Rey John w.
Kaye, the personal guard of Jefferson
Davis, president of the confederacy
when the latter was confined in For
tress Monroe, is dead, aged 64 years.
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l WOMAN SC0RNED
JEALOUSY CAUSES WOMAN TO
CUT HER LOVERS THROAT,
SHE THEN SUICIDES.
NJ. .. Russell,
Clerk Of Council.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan 3.-Lizzie z.
Crenshaw, 28 years Of age, yesterday
severely wounded John NJ. jennings,
a bookkeeper, by cutting Ais throat
Jealousy was the motive Of the
woman rash act
Late last night Miss Crenshaw com
mitted suicide by hanging herself in
a police cell, in which she had been
placed during the afternoon.
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KAISER TO HOLD GREAT SALE,
Biggest Reduction in Prices Firm F4a:
Ever Made.

Probably the greatest special sale
ever held by the we'l-fnown firm OF
A. Kaiser & Bro, the old reliables, q
will open tomorrow morning at s
o'clock and continue for ten days.
Kaiser's special sales have always
been watched with interest by the
Brunswick buying public and some
good bargains are always offered, but
this Challenge sale" is to be some.
thing unusual-in fact the prices that
have been placed on tile goods are
really astonishing, and when it is an
nounced that the goods are all this
years stock, the latest in all lines,
the people can realize that some bar
gains never before offered in Bruins
wick await them.
The sale is not confined to any one
department, but is general. In the
mems line great reduction is made
on everything from $35 suit of stan
dard-make clothes, to a handkerchief,
while in the ladies' department cloaks.
furs, ready-made skirts, etc, are offer
ed at prices that are sure to catch tao
buyers.
The full price list Is given elsewhere
In The News and 1t should be read
by the people generally, not only
those who are really In need OF cloth
lug OF some kind. but those who viii
need anything Ia time 10 come.
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LUNCHEON FOR MISS TAFT.

Washington, Jan 3-Miss Helen
Taft daughter Of the president was
the guest of honor at a luncheon given
today by Mrs Meyer wife Of the sec
retary of the navy
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KILLS ANOTHER BULL ELEPH INT

HoIma, Uganda. Protectorate Ian.
3--The American naturalist e:;-'edI-
tion arrived here today and rt '-ted
all well.
Colonel Roosevelt killed h,lll ele-
phant with tusks Weighing 1to auids
while the party wss In camp >. Nis-
lingo. s
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Payments to board Of
education Cf balance
due them on 1907
account ......S .00o
Payment to board of
education on account
Of 1909 special ap-
preparation . $500
and included in the
liabilities is the spe-
cial appropriation to
them for 1908, of 5000
and the appropriation
to hospital for heat
er Of ..,..... 1000
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As SHOWN BY REPORT RE : RED
BY TIE FINANCE COMMIT
TEE YESTERDAY.
While the Floating Indebtedness Has
Increased Some Substantial Improve
ments Have Been Made-What the
CcmmitLss Has to Say.

The following report OF Brunswick's
finances was Ie4deted y the city $
finance committee al the meeting OF
council yesterday mOruiug,
Brunswick, Gds Dec. 81 1903.
Hln. Mayer and Council
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen: At the close OF the year
1903 the city aoating debt
is ...........-......... ......... S4S,9bi.o6
against the same date last
year OF ............... 30,364.4i
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$1,75S.so $1.758.90

New hose fire de-
osrtment ....s S05.20
Additional fire alarm
hox .. 1898
Additional member
fire department. 10000
Three horses and
equipment. police 456.85
Additional member,
plain clothes man,
police department 10000
Plumbing inspec--
tors expense, san. 75s.56
New carts and lar Is.
ness, sRitary do 1900
3s,714.s3 s3,Ti4.ss
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10 AAto y ltAs va
Gentlemen: At the close OF the year
1909 the city hoating debt
is ........-......... ........... .$4S,36i.95
against the same date last
year OF ........-....... 50,264.fi
an increase of...... ....,,.... SlS,59Q4f
This is due to the fact of our hay-
ing done and contracted for this year
more WORK of a permanent character
in the way Of public improvements.
ana were called upon to make m9fe
expenditures Of an extraordinary char
acter than in any one of recent yeats;
further the additional fact Of our ca +
lyag over into 1910 a larger amount
81 ancolIected taxes for the calendar
ye1r than for any one year since 1889.
mis- amount is $9,57856 greater than
the amount brought forward into 1903
Nom the digest Of 1905, and will be 1n
Increased asset in that amount during
the coming year for the council OF
1910
Again, tae various city departments
have demanded more than was esti-
ed for them in the budget but 6y
on of the expenditures which were
principally for betterments and equip
meat, their necessities for mainten-
ance viii not be near so great the
coming Year. For the foregoing rea-
sons your committee feels satisfied
with the results Of the present years
work.
We have also continued to assist
financially the board of education,
making them the same $1,000 special
appropriation as heretofore and pay
ing them in cash. in addition to the
rentals and taxes collected from Town
Commons for their account, $500
more than was paid them in 1908
The last of the notes given fl the
completion of the hospital were re-
tired this year We have also appro-
priated to the board of trustees the
sum of 100000 to assist in the in
stallation of steam heater While
this is practically a loan and will he
an asset for our SUCCESSORS, it is ac-
NO0ALEu AtI III Jul AlOettAAAco 4AANsbNN-
ness as a liability for the year 1903.
The various extraordinary eXpendi-
lures before referred to win be de
tailed in the reports to follow, and
merely brief summary is here given.
Surface Drainage.
II street drain ............$ S,269.t3
Gloucester, Monk Mansfield
and sundry drains .... 3,S14.l Ia
Concrete culyerts, bulkheads,
and boulevard bridges 69Lzs
Shells for contpuation Of
street improvement .... 1460.3o
Installing drinking fountain
in Machen square -...... $3.50
Installing water main in Oak
Grove cemetery ,...... lo32f
Cutting down trees account
street rail tracks ...-..... 1920
s14,941o4
Tarinr- ~ Nawr3sff.s street
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Surface Drainage

Paving Of Newcastle street,
city's rroportion is ..S 4,263 o.
Repairs and New Equipment
Remodelling city
clock tower and
cutoff ....S $4,000
Repairs hospital roof 616.47
Completion city sta
be and pound SHOP
Repairs police bar
racks .. 1855
Repairs city hall, GAS
Repairs fire depart
ment headquarters 1871
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The Grand Tonight

MEASURE for MEASURE
SPORTING BLOOD.
And others.
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