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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08

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~ III lsIyg; bs:' Eas no Acknowledgements:
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ATLANTA ConsNDition.,:... >. ~: :
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Going te, Die: in Harness. 80" ~:::~
It: has .teep rumored. that ON: &C.
count OF his health Senator BENZ. R..
Tillman would retire from the United
States senate. But the SoIth Caro-
lima senator is not in that frame Of
mind. He is not as strong rs ne once
was and cannot WELD his pitchfork
as vigorously, but he says ne has no
idea of retiring and will not get out
of harness until they bury him.
Athens Banner.
Just Exactly the Size of it.
The anti Hoke Smithites insist that
a senatorial primary is Indispensable
no matter at what cost and trouble.
But they hold up their hands in noly
horror at the idea of precipitatipg
another glibernatorial primary. see?
Macon News.
Getting it Coming and Going.
Having made stack of money by
declaring that he did discover the
! pole, DR.. Cook is now endeavoring to
reap a second fortune by denying that
he did-Tampa Tribune.
Explained at Last.
The "Salomae" dance has been ia
; hooed in Chicago It's just stale there
that's all.--Rome Tribure-Herald.
He viii Do Some Fattlinq, Too.
Tattiing fine times in congress this
session for everyone but Cannon
Florida Times-Union
I !, ss&s.s
| Or Pvt Under Lock and Key.
~ at'F. l.. Seely did to Tom Wat
sou was a plenty. Dear reader, il
you haven't. seen it, go buy, borrow
ora boz . SATURDAYS = Georgian and
read the first page. ,ISts simply mar
velOus that the people of the state
viii tolerate so infamous william.
The blackleg character assassin
should he driven from the state
Fitzgerald Enterprise.
ssat
Sure, He offered Hamp McWhorter
Supreme Court Job.
When Ire enemies of ex-GOy. Ter
rell so deep enough into his record,
they will find that he accomplished
more during his administration with
less noise and buster than was ac-
complisaod during the succeeding
years of promises, boasting and of
fetal violence.-Va ldosta Times.
That's "Perhapsinc" Little. Amt IT?
Uncle Joe and Champ Clark both
We're accorded hearty applause as
they entered their respective places
soon to be eXchanged.-Th omasyille
Times-Enterprise.
S*%*s
Barking at tire Moon.
Just now Macon is engaged in KY
ing TO raise large sum to move'rhe
state capitol from Atlanta to Macon.
Columbus Led"
E1w;1l ,ra sssss - -r~. ''s-s
And the Old One who is Down and
Out.
What are you kicking about? Think
of the troubles of the new congress
man who is trying to get his nrst
bill through.-Atlanta Journal.
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic In ac.
ton, quick in results, and restore
the natural action of the kidneys and
bladder They correct irregularities.
Roberts Pharmacy
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NEW GEORGIA SYRUP AT nAR.
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L0sT-Ribbon fob,-,.with. -menoe,a,,at
FoE SALE.

FRESH MEATS of all kinds. Phone
$50. W. A. Lane. 1905 Gloucester
street.. 1927
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Getting it Coming and Going.
Having made q stack of money b.
declaring that he did discover th'
pole, Dr. Cook is now endeavoring Il
reap a second fortune by denying tha
he did-Tampa Tribune
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YOUNG MEN WANTED.
Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to $1,000 Year.

Free Scholarships Are Offered,
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Explained at Last.
The "Salomae" dance has been Ia
hooed in Chicago It's just stale there
that's all--Rome TribuEe-Rerald.
He viii Do Some Fattling, Too.
T3ttiing fine times in congress tais
session for everyone but Cannon
Florida Times-Union
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Just Exactly the Size Of it.

Just Exactly the Size of it.
The anti Hoke Smithites insist that
a senatorial primary is Indispensable
no matter at what cost and trouble
But they hold up their hands in noly
horror at the idea of precipitatipg
another gibernatorial primary see?
Macon News.
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Foley Kidney Pills are tonic In ac.
ton, quick In results, and restore
the natural action Of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct Irregularities.
Rot erts Pharmacy.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
THE MARTYR~-

The Open Road IL dusty,
The Open Road is hot!
! ftnd as on 1 travel
There Is no sheltered spot. !.
Far back the valley tempted
With cool of ripping brook;
I spurned its tender comfort
And this strange roadway took.
A woodland fair once murmured
The treetop>s soothing song;
/ turned my back upon IL
And slowly toiled along.
Now. as the distance widens.
As heat and dust appall,
/ ask my soul it's mission,
It's influence and its thrall.
Why have I sought to wander
This endless road alone7
why changed the moss and verdurt
For arid sand and stone7
What goal awaits my coming7
What recompcnse be mine,
II, at the journeys ending,
No light OF victory shine?
What need Of satisfaction
re struggle on and on,
And fall upon the highway,
With nothing done or won?
The Open Road is fearsome.
Yet others follow me-
go to rear the milestones
For other eyes to see.
I go to raise the warnings
Along this sun-scorched track,
That others, spent with thralldom,
May read--and journey back.
-Lurana w. sheldon In N. Y. Times.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

his brain. and, therefore, the brain Is
man. Medical science. however, shows
that the brain no more thinks than
the hand and foot do, but is simply
the instrument of the invisible
thinker. The proof of this Is that
we have two brains. just as we have
two eyes and two ears, but that only
one Of our two brain hemispheres
"a the instrument for talking. think
ing. or knowing. Which one of the
two hemispheres will be the mental
one will depend altogether on how II
has been taught by The Invisible
thinker, who will begin to teach the
left hemisphere II he Is right-handed,
or the right hemisphere II he is left
handed. He will leave the other
hemisphere In each case wholly
speechless or thoughtless, and con-
cerned only with the business of gov
erning the muscles or receiving the
bodily sensations Of it's corresponding
side. II brain matter really itself
thought, we should have two thinking
and speaking hemispheres-and this
the first case Of loss OF speech by an
apoplectic clot would disprove.
by thy words thou shalt be
Judged" This means that man Is to
be judged by his own creations, for it
is only men who create words. By
their words they show what is in
them. both intellectually and morally
We have demonstrated tNat the being
who can ask the question, How
naturally belongs to the universe, Al,
ready he knows what stun inconceiv-
ably distant stars are made Of, ano
the how" TO know that he found in
a small glass prism.-Dr. William
Hanna Thomson in the August Every
body's.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
A SPECIAL FAVOR"

Il have never received but one let
ter against the granting OF pension
1t ran:
Dear Sir: You have ruined my life
/ was to be married next week. Now
you have gone and had widows pen
sions raised to $40 per month. That
is wilful temptation to every woman
who marries an old soldier to murder
him. l am afraid now to marry, and
my life Is ruined. Can't this law be
changed? No old soldier wants IT,
Please answer From "A Congress
mans Letter" In the August Worlds
Work.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

Man can and does create. Every
great invention existed first In the
mind of the inventor. So the great
engineer who made the Brooklyn
Bridge never had to handle one Of the
materials used in its construction, for
every stone. wire, and bolt was pro-
vided for In that engineers mind be-
fore any part OF that tremendous mass
of matter could be seen on the earth.
Moreover, this great human creator
Is as invisible as the Divine Creator
Himself. People are continually say
ing that they will not believe In
thing till they can see II, thus pinning
their faith to the testimony OF that
one Of our senses which makes more
mistakes than do all our other senses
put together. When a man six feet
Is only six inches high. The eye
can see nothing OF the vast micro
scopfc living world which lies within
six inches of the eyeball, and so we
have had to invent microscope to
make up for this serious deficiency.
But what would the Russian White
not have given II he could have tele
graphed to st. Petersburg that he had
actually seen the Japanese Komura
while they were talking about making
peace at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
and that he knew just what the cour-
teous Jap thought and proposed! All
that he saw was the Asiatic's smiling
face and other things OF his outside.
Every human personality belongs to-
the reaf world, the world OF the Un-
seen. and cannot be known except as
he chooses to reveal himself.
Some persons might object here
that the brain is both visible and
tangible In man, and that man Is in
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
Mr., Roosevelt In Indiana

Special dispatches to the New York
Times from Indianapolis indicate, says
The Times, that while the promise OF
the coming of Mr. Roosevelt to sup
port the candidacy of Senator Beve-
ridge is by no means resented by Re-
publicans, yet they look forward to
the result with mingled feelings and
some uncertainty. AS he Is also 10
speak for Senator Lodge in Massachu-
sets 1t might be inferred that in In
diana, Mr.. Roosevelt intends to de-
vote all HIS efforts to restoring har.
mony within the party. But 1t Is not
easy to reckon with the colonel. The
young insurgents, the warmest sup
porters of Beveridge, expect the ex-
president to laHd their man and de-
nounce everything he opposes, to be,
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
aY FRED schAEFER.

LAVA LEDGE, Idaho.-A fool iss
growing up efery minude. We know
diss, me und Adolf. becoss our mail
iss becaming heafy from dose bros
pectuses vich we sent ouid 10 make
der public buy our golf mine away
from us so we can go home again.
Reading maybe makes full man. tut
a prospectus makes hiss pockets
empty.
Diss Ding of mine promotion les a
better graft as efen running a church
biznrre, becoss beople dink dey ISIS
going TO quick-get7rioh.
obened der mail und remofed der
money, ind Adolf read der letters
ouid lout TO himseluf. Say, we got
enough" said Adolf. led US make, a
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

in short, as our correspondent eA
presses II, IAN insurgent OF the In.
surgents." On the other hand the
moderate protectionists and the army
OF stand-patters, while they desire
such support as Mr.. Roosevelt's elo.
quence can give to help defeat Mr..
Kerns candidacy, are fearful OF any
utterance that can be construed as
hostile criticism or the administra2
ton.
The Democrats seem to be hopeful
that the colonels impetuous disposi.
ton may lead him to widen the split
in his party, and strengthen their
cause. II Is a curious situation GER
tainly, and the outcome will be
watched with eager interest. The.
frank opinion of Mr.. Beverage would
be worth having.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

skippings." Adolf meier hat any moral
courage. l demanded him to vait-it
wass yust starting. I dink der fairst
mail brought us s17S.66. und our
frepts will doubtlessly concrackleate
las on notwithstanding our staining
in der business vorlt.
Won insolent Teller sent us hiss OK
5ress money orter for huntert toll
lars und addict In a postscribble dot
he tot he voult like to come ouid und
see der mine becoss he wass serting
efery cent he hat in der vorlt. ]
ordert Adolf 10 write back TO him
und tell hlra diss iss no blaze for n
man mitoaid money. Dumbhead!
To some fellers vich hat failed to
sent sny collateral we returned a Gil
cular vich adviced dem as follows;
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
BUT NOT THE CANNED KIND.

II believe IL would be good thing,
said the deacon to the pastor, IF you
wouldn't make your sermons quite so
long"
why. man. | am commanded TO
preach the milk OF the word" said the
pastor. ~~r
"All right, then" said the deacon.
Make 1t condensed milk."-Boston
Traveller.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

Elem ct Id iss only 10 cents,
sent us der money in lartch de-
nominations. Ef der packetch
Weighs more as four pounts, do
nod sent Id by mail, but by OK
Dress. prepaid in advance, please.
1t shout be prepaid in ADVANCE or
We dond maybe hat enough small
change to pay chartches ind get
i'd ouid OF der oxbress offs. Colt
cash shout be shipped in refrig-
orator cars. We close, Wishing
you voult hurry"
dink dot will felicitate matters
Yours. NIT holdings but contempt 70
pikers like der Dalton Boys un
chesse Chames. OSCAR.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
From Another Point of View

Bernhard fully She is great
grandmother
looks like the strikers were behaving to suit
-
isn't bit early suspicion man who offers ou
Il cigar and the cigar - :
1tt ~ sta
newspaper business he'll get an
OF what trouble really : 90 -
Several
~
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

II
.s ss.s i. .,s from
that Owe. him chance to grab you Swim around him until you
to ,ne hi, ., around YOU n . death s;
q
s1s man: .ss .e's sS . MIN u
YOU osnnot oct pnon
@ .: ,sr but 70 s :s' .s;. %
you ~
IL ). ssisSsa object
pour ne Win 3 the forfeit and the man viii surely drown you e 90
aim for that will 'esppodue'ns s
drowning rigid him
Der just keep
psh him ahead you until shallow water e reached It's
- cssso1 ikpssss sTRoseIY NoMswIMMER
~ ssss sCI1s: %sss
no esE 80 eG e e s saU with
thai II GOES UNDER THIS OF Ala IN TIE noNcs
81 M M 7s AND ssaw or
~ @ Ss o. ss sc AND
49, ': s s s s S's g s After .
the 81. his u0s the vain shout the lungs get stopped up
Another Of tho that getting rid "
= shore the ss Suc DO . to stand on his head and hold s
Get straight " the air The water VIII u;n from HE lung: and when =
g n ss ns s sss s . r. s s.s E ss." so =:
s % e. r.. Re
Work them With circular motion from head to the abdomen and back
g that ar w Be- forced Into the Sns. Of course the work Of rs.or
Butler tells US here what TO do.
The fate of John Egg ambulance supplies object
fcr to what NOT to do.
person taken from the on the spot
~ cannot be saved in any hospital
thing attendant least it would SEEM
eusht to know
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

After ncrce seven-hour struggle
Seattle fishermen. caught "a monster
shark IS feet long, weighing over Is
tons. The tall was full OF splinters
- result Of struggle on the part
81 the shark to destroy the boat from
u1icA y Was nnally caught
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
Saturday. July 80.
1910
OBSERVATIONS

a about size perhapswho was
driving along dark night with his cousin Dig boy
by telling ghost stories
to the small boy, and when they came to csmeey
LITTLE soYs THINGS that these ghosts were supposed
little chap didn't know this and was badly frightened just as w
Ever after that the cemetery -
ghost much that ~
afraid nightZ
When he grew up be there 10
such things ghosts but he never could quite the SperSu
We want to tell little boys not be frightened by
folks and remember that the people who try scare ~
folks towards themselves-mean, low towards n
And boyd be a ward
little fellow who growing after Be brays
and kind the
little children.
literary event
because they
give insight into the heart and mind who led the thought
Of his time q
saint OF ratonaism.
LETTERS certain is that Mill the front ranks o
those great brany Of decade two ago who
IN LIGHT with all problems OF
life whose solving had been left pretty much to faith'
mi a queer MKT savant Mill!
believed OF hypothesis merely lie
discarded Christianity a religion
another before the mans
rights he wedding would
interfere with her exercise OF all the rights she would have n
we'd y
Rejecting faith happy hereafterA
which M the other
twill be how individual lib
Of action with common ownership the material OF the globe
his fellow Mill set rational distinction Of
factory power
God Faith something better for sasfacto
brains all all there
the scheme' Forsooth this great mind had worked out to
deduction that suicide defeat SUFFERING
wholly wise alenabe
be imagined Which be
preciate life by head and hear
as John Stuart Mill undoubtedly had
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
More, the Merrler

why don't you wear your engage
ment ringg friend asked a fiirt.
What And maybe miss a chance
to get others.' she replied.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
REASON FOR SUPPORT.

Mr.. Bryan is against whisky In Ne
braska. AS rumor says some OF II
there is pretty bad, there is a posi-
bility Of a Bryan state majority.--At-
lanta Constitution.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

On Tuesday of this week, John
Eggert, IL years old, fell of the
dock at the foot of Griswold-st., and
though he was taken from the river
alive, he died.
A crowd on the dock saw the boy
fall into the river and saw him res.
cued while yet alive, and somebody
in the crowd did about THE LAST
THING THAT SHOULD BE DONE
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
ONLY A sTRAP-HANGER.

81 fear she is a sad coquette. Have
you a place in her heart?"
I'm one of the strap-hangers." -
PIttsburg Post.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
HLe iasl Tiny TeDe IN
! Csc VI This Kind Is
10 Can IN Ambulance


N 81 Of this kind and called ambulance.
The investigating death of Eggert in the
ambulance finding bring Egge
% life and THIS BOY SHOULD BE ALIVE TODAY.
While lying the ambulance the body should have been
barrel
psrson that persons
SUFFOCATE that death through the filing
with and the cowng of the air in them and that the
thing to do il o work for relieved respiration.
body gone stufy
buanoe
should open every
4 Arst aid employed ON the spot
hospital and there the crowd to
fact the the ambulance should have known
being Sunday, will part be out Of
doors
YOU may among prefer and quiet
your porch back yard
you will the where You may in
bathing beyond his Depth boat
You may be the bather may be in the Inflated boat
In either expert advice your
shhsr way
tits by Dennis Butler, champion Mesaver and swimmer.
rules which every person living water should knew
Butler speaks long experience
Cut this and keep II IN your inside pocket
may Of life the life of else
which simple knowledge the part Of the crowd may
Be sacrificed John Eggert
Here is Buffers advice
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30
UNSEEN WORLD IS THE REAL

Hanna Thomson Consi a n
visible Man the Master.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

perhapswho was
older. q
The Detroit times., 1910-07-30

the most important lite
Ia publication of John Mills Letters, be
give insight into the heart and mind who led
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
Financial Condition, December 81, 1909
ASSETS

ASSETS
Bonds and Mortgage Loans on Real estate
Railroad and Street Railway Bonds (Market Va
State Bonds (Market Value) Observation-Disclosures.
Municipal Bonds (Market Value) ............s
Miscellaneous Bonds market Value ....8....
Real estate market Value Observation-Disclosures.
Bank Stocks market Yalue) Observation-Disclosures.
Loans on Collateral Observation-Disclosures.
Loans on Company's Policies Observation-Disclosures.
Cash in Banks on Interest "
Cash in Offices and in Banks not on Interest
Interest and Rents Due and Accrued -
Net Unsolicited and Deferred Premiums and Pr,
Notes and all other Assets. .............
Total Admitted Assets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
Total Admitted Assets

ave exai o
the slater ad a thu
have RaroadS o
held collateral and have that the Bonds and Stocks market prices De
Clerical o certified by
Va,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
"a the oomiane habIt.

Are you getting your share of those
hambare houneings at Naughanlsl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Hesitate a DE comiquo.

Hesitate at the comiquo.
Sale o. wash goods at Abbotts
New auto coats just received at Tbs
Vaughan Store
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
aud silver st BurrA
G. j Hawes % Cabot was ia the city
Yesterday On business
You can buy giughams at Perry's on
saturday for ec per yard
One lot Of muslin curtains for $50 q
pair at yeale 8 Knights.
Get two pounds 81 fresh chocolates Al
the Red Cross on Saturday for 2sc.
Mrs. o. Nj. Fairchild Of White River
Junction Il visiting friends in the city
George A. Tracy Of Chelsea was a
business visitor IN the city yesterday
Auction sale this evening al 1880. city
Auction Rooms. Q. Il. Hale euetioneer
Ask about our moving day sale; it i.
now on, At the Paris Shirtwaist House
Mrs Mary Marion went 10 Burlington
this morning for few days VISIT Will
relatives.
Forrest Cutler has been staying IN
plainfeld for several days being engaged
IA work there
Mrs W. E. C. Washburne and Mis-.
Gladys French Of Northlisld visited
frienda il the city yesterday,
Mrs. }. Frank Perry and children went
to Waterbury this morning for visit
at the home Of her parents over Sunday
Wanted A blshell glrl. one who can
run a sewing machine and do 6rst-claas
telling. Apply at le2 No Main street
Barre
'sThe Time Of His Life" the Goddard
senior play, WIN be Of interest to every
body. Get your tickets early At ken.
bricks.
Bear in mind the public dance at
Woodmen's hall Saturday, april le, en-.
berison's orchestra SOC per couple. a.
dies free.
Our assortment e completei we viii
give specia prices during the next ten
DAYS. as We must reduce our stock before
moving day Paris Shirtwsist House
Genitori, che avverra del vostri igll
senga bio reirionel Fo1se Vi ubhidis.
como ii Pia Vi amano d pius Pensats
AZ futurol scuola Domenioaie nella Chi.
esa Iialiana all 2,45 p m. 1ltti / vos.
ri ragazEi some lnviiah.
The piversi Fruit company are jobbars
for the largest candy makers IN the coun-
try, the New England Confectionery
company. Extensive freah line Of Tan
o." and Neceo" brand chocolates on
display. Step ia and see for yourself
A large number Of people attended
the exhibit 81 sah0ol work by the pupils
Of the Msthawson building yesterday
afternoon, aBd much interest was shown
in the progress made IN music and IN
drawing The music was given by pupils
Of the fourth and sixth grades and WA
under TIE direction Of the supervisor,
Mas Hovey Besides the regular draw
ing work, the Barre exhibit At the state
teaehers' convention in Burlington was
also shown under direction Of Aiiw Clark,
the drawing supervisor The exhibit was
continued thFongb the day to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16

purchase in New York this week has helped pet
styles You this better purchase
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
The Daylight Store
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's sample suits.
Beat / ever saw--Comique-
Six cents per yard-speeial sale Of
einqhams at Pcrfy's on Saturday.
To-day and Monday are the last days
to get 10 per cent. discount At Naughan's
Have tie time 81 your life and 10 and
see the Goddard seniors play, The Tine
al HIS Life IN Goddard hall Tuesday
evening april 10. at o'clock. Every
body invited
Lewis veterinary hospital, o. E. Barr
IN. 8. v. ID. manager An up-t1date
hospital for the treatment Of horses and
dogs. This hospital accommodates Al
teen horses and has kennels for twelve
doga. Diseases 81 all domestic animals.
Surgery II all its branches. Il Cottage
street. Telephone 2l2-l4. Barre.