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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31

Roosevelt has issued the edict OF
war to the rergulars which will cause
some irregularity in that camp.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31

Atlantic Lodge, r. & A. M.
The Atlantic lodge will meet at the
Masonic Temple at o'clock every
Tuesday evening. All visiting Ma
sons and members of Ocean lodge.
are cordially invited to attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31

What's the matter Brunswick
cant get up q nice program for the
celebration of labor day?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31
NOTICE.

This is to notify the pubic that ]
will not pay any debts contracted BY
any one but myself or on my order.
G. C.. CAliFF. 4G
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31

"Air Sickness" is the latest dread
er risease, but since 1t only attacks
aviators, why most of us are safe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31

WANTED-To purchase large lot
of cypress cross ties, inspection and
settlement at point of loading on
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Address
Gress Mfg Co., Jacksonville. Fla. ;.
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Be sure and take a bottle of Cham
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea

berlains Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer 1t cannot be
obtained on board the trains or steam
ers. Changes Of water and climate
often cause sudden attacks of diar-
Ihoea, and it is best to be prepared.
Seld by L. c.. Bruce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31

And Brother Tribe sees to be alst
in trouble.
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Want Column

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished roms..
Apply to Mrs. T. G. Willis at 1911
Union ST., brick residence. 81
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Very cheap.
The house and lot where live. I
can and will sell for less than any
body else can. / am ready to sac
rifice the property
CORTLAND Symmes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31

And the clans OF Smith will gaths
In Atlanta in the morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-31
SCRATCHED:SOSHE
COULD NOT SLEEP
Guild Of Two he'd massss Of Eczema
Over Face, Head and Body They
Took Her to the Best Doctors and
Tried Salves and Medicines 10
vain-Suffered for Five Years.
SOON RELIEVED AND
CURED BY~CUTICURA

Il write to tell you how thankful I
nm for the wonderful Cuticura REM
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FOR RENT-stores, ofnces, reside,-
ces and farms and country homeep
Albert Fendig & Co., Phone ITO.
corner Newcastle and Gloucestsu
streets.
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spiendidIy!
Ecke Smiths majority may not
be wide as door or deep as well,
but twill suffice.-Macon News.
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Looks Like An Announcement.

1t has not yet been decided wheth-
CT Rooseyelts u viii do, is a mere
statement or an argument or threat
Atlanta Georgian.
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FOR SALE-Cheap, for cash. one.
iron safe, 1 mule just from farm .
pair platform scales, 900 lbs.
ty. ]. R.. Robinson, 805 Monk 81
81
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WANTED-Fupils to study snort
4, hand, fine system, terms reasona-
BILE. School over Pastime theatre.
For information call or phone 67s,
in the evenings. Mrs. M. J. Miller.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply to 1918 Il
Bay street
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Wait Till Uncle Joe Gets His.

Wait VII uncle Joe Gets His.
AS yet we have not seen any mes
sages of coincidence from Uncle Joe
Cannon to Uncle Lon Livingston
Valdosta Times.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25
Edwards
Nero Go.

at first sight, but when you
study him a little you see in the
first breath he Is cursing Dona-
ghey for spending so much mon
ey and in the next he is cursing
him for not spending more mon
ey. He ridicules Governor Dom
aghey for cutting down some Of
The appropriations and would If
he could lead US to believe that
some one Is going to starve to
death. am informed that all
our objects of charity are being
cared for sumptuously, unless it
is some Of our insane, There
never has been a time since |
have been familiar with oondit-
ions that there has been ample
room in the asylum for all the
insane. This same G. @. Kav.
anaugh, unless there is a change,
will ! fear cause some Of our
good sympathetic people TO be-
come mentally unbalanced from
study and worry over the con.
dition Of these poor unfortunates
whom Gov. Donaghey has so
violently neglected. | have been
looking to run across some OF
these poor people up here in the
woods, No, this Is all rot and
campaign buncomb, and is a
presumption upon the Ignorance
Of our people. These unfortu-
nate people are being cared for
oil 0. k. None Of them arc run
ming at large. Mr.. kavanaugh
isn't shrewd, His thrust Is al
our work; he just wanted to skin
Donaghey for not vetoing our
little $4,000 tick eradication bill
Kavanaugh was born and
raised with a silver spoon in hiG
mouth; reared In d city, never
had anything to do with tick ant
really pokes fun at o fellow who
lives in the sticks and ticks. Ht
virtually discredits both tho ad'
visibility and practicability o.
both tho government and state
in their efforts to aid our people
In the destruction of The fevel
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25

my people. therefore | approve.
Now, my friends, this is all
written in less than an hour.
There are in Northeast Arkansas
13 counties paying 5 cents head
on their cattle. In less than two
years we will have all this terri
tory above the Federal line,
which means untold wealth to
our people. Those who are against
us are nov for US. Let's think
some before the 30th of March.
JASPER HUTCHINSON.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25

k5J'
"It shall be unlawful for any
railroad company to throw, out
from any car which since last
cleansing has contained cattle
from below the district cattle
quarantine line Of this state or
from below the quarantine line
established by the United States,
the excreta, litter or other refuse
at any point in Arkansas north
Of said line,"
You often hear men say that
they do not want to be made do
anything, and this is their excuse
for not spraying their cattle
This same section OF law says
that the only places where the
railroad company can unload or
sweep out or cleanse cars shall
be a place designated and set
apart by the Secretary OF the
United States or the board Of
control for the state Of Arkansas.
Now, my friends, I'll tell you
why one man sells his COW, a
southern COW, for 2 cents a
pound and the other fellow sells
his native COW for 3 cents, maxi
ing the man above the quarantine
line receive S21 for a 700-pound
COW and the man below tho line
Sl4 for COW OF the same weight.
When native cattle are shipped
there Is no cleansing and disin-
fecting cars and yards, while for
the shipment Of southern cattle
the railroad company has to keep
q force Of men e m p oy o d
all the time cleansing and disin-
fecting both yards and cars. The
poor fellow who sells one Of our
buyers his COW pays his part Of
this work. The buyer does not
do IL. They bought your COW at
a price they could pay for all this
work and you paid for 1t at last
Now, Mr., Editor there Is lit.
tie fellow, whom ell Little
Rock is for for governor Of this
great state, whose little speech
along with his picture looks nice
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25

tick. He says in his circular
that when Gov. Donaghey ap-
proved the tick eradication bill
he must have turned his eyes
heavenward and said: "Lord,
my powers are greater than
thine"
But, thanks to Governor Dom
aghey, having been a farmer and
knowing the conditions that ex-
ist, he was broad and noble
enough in mind to say, | am for
the SUCCESS and prosperity of all
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25

Miss Zula Jackson died at her
home at Charlotte several days
ago.
Mrs. Nellie Varnel and infant
died at their home at McHue re-
Gently.
Mrs. Lee, a highly respected
old lady Of Newark, died one day
recently.
A protracted meeting is being
conducted by Rev, Vermillion in
the Baptist church at Mountain
Home.
Clara, the 8.year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. II, V. Merri-
wether Of near Newark, died one
day lately.
Mrs. Sula James died several
days ago at Portia. She is sur
vived by husband and three
small children.
Clarence Mcneil and Miss
Hattie Russell Of Creswell, lizard
county, were united in marriage
q few days ago.
Mitchell Baxter and Miss Hat
tie Simpson, popular young peo.
! plo OF Mountain Home, were
! married recently.
No neoroes will be allowed to
vote in the city primary to be
held at Newport March IA for the
| purpose Of electing local officers.
. r.. s. Maxfield Of Oklahoma
City, Okla, and Miss Carrie
Martin Of Batesville were mar.
ried recently at the latter place.
The old II. D. Williams store
, building was partially destroyed
by fire at Batesville one day
last week, entailing loss Of S4,-
600.
Steven Smith Of Calico Rock
died one day recently at the ad-
vanced age Of 70 years. His
| death was due to iniirmities Of
old age.
Henry Smelzer, an aged and
highly respected citizen of RAN
dolph county, died at his home
near Lorine last week, after
long illness.
G. e. Miller, u good citizen
living near Newark, died one day
; last week, after a short illness OF
pneumonia. He leaves q wife
and four children.
Miss Ollie McGinness died at
her home near Pineville, lizard
county, last week, after a long
illness with tuberculosis. She
, was 20 years Of age.
W. A. Townsend, president Of
, tho Lawrence County Bank at
Walnut Ridge, was stricken with
D paralysis the latter part of last
week and his condition Is serious,
r t. M. Hardister Of Batesvile
. received some painful injuries
4 ore day recently when a horse
+ he was driving ran away, throw.
n ing him from the buggy to the
r ground.
!, Il, Il. Nichols, q railroad
d brakeman, while in the discharge
8 of his duties, fell under car
r near Batesvile u few days ago..
d sustaining broken leg and So
0 vero bruises.
. It is reported that II. II. Gall
=, lop, a prominent merchant Of
u Cotter, has fallen heir TO u part
Q Of million dollar estate in New
o Hampshire, which was left
n by a deceased uncle.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25
noRtb HRRansos

! The Dodd Hotel at Mountain
Home was discovered on fire one
day last week and the timely
arrival Of the bucket brigade
saved the building from destruc-
ton. A bad flue originated the
fire.
A big cotton deal was made at
Pocahontas last week when A..
Z. Schnabaum, cotton dealer Of
that place, sold a lot Of the
ileecy staple to the Lesser Gold
man Cotton Co. Of st, Louis, re-
ceiving $4,000.
The Democratic District Com
mittee Of the Third judicial cir
cult met at Newport one day last
week, calling the judicial pri-
mary for March 30, and prescrib-
ing that the popular vote deter
mine the nominee.
The Griswold Pencil Company
is having an addition built to it's
factory at Cotter in order to have
sufficient room to install some
new machinery. This company
manufactures pencil wood, which
is shipped to Germany, where
the pencil is completed.
The residence Of Joe Ham, q
prosperous farmer liviH~ a..
! Middlebrook, Randolph oV" !
together with part OF the con-
tents, was destroyed by fire one
night the latter part Of last week,
the fire originating from a defec-
tive flue. There was no insur-
ance,
Ed Plant, who announced for
sheriff Of Baxter county some
time ago, has withdrawn from
the race on account OF his busi-
ness affairs, which require his
time and attention. He is at
present station agent for the Iron
Mountain Railway Company at
Norfork.
The case OF Bob Simmons,
charged with murder in the Sec
ond degree, has been continued
by request Of tho defense until
the September term OF tho jack
son circuit court, Simmons shot
and killed a young man named
Eunice King at Newport several
months ago.
The large Frisco freight depot
and the Hoxie Commission Com
pany's warehouse, together with
seven cars loaded with merchan-
disc, were destroyed by fire one
day recently. The origin Of tho
fire 10 unknown. The loss is es.
timated at $50, 900, with very lit
tle insurance.
The Smithvlo Homecrofter Of
last week said: Prof, W. A.
Chapman Of this place, the in
ventor of some twenty talking
machine improvements and ap.
pliances and the Anti-Flame
compound, has been called east
to establish a factory for the
manufacture and sale Of his de-
vices.
A Salem firm Is trying TO in
duce the farmers Of Fulton coun-
ty TO raise tobacco w q money
crop and has advertised free
seed to all who will try tho ex-
pertinent. They have secured a
quantity Of seed Of the White
BurIey variety, u fine large vari-
ETY. of tobacco. The experiment
will be watched by the farmers
Of the surrounding counties, -
Calico Rock Progress.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25
LETTER FROM HUTCHINSON.
Makes An Appeal For Eradication OF
The Cattle Fever Tick.

lot u long tlluc IudI W|ulu Wrlto
something about the eradication
Of the fever tick and the work of
eradication il you would allow
me space in your valuable paper.
| know some men will say that it
stands me in hand to keep this
work going, but history teaches
and every student of history
knows that when even there is
an effort for reform or an effort
to better the conditions Of the
human family by any one or
those who have the moral cour.
age to stand for such measures,
they oftentimes find themselves
largely in the minority. Such is
my experience in this work.
! have just returned from Wal
nut Ridge, where we had meet
ing of the government force and
state commission. This meeting
was very harmonious and it was
agreed to push tick eradication
N for the season Of 1910 under
n more systematic methods than
N ever before. There will be a su-
N pervisor, think, for every two
counties worked; a man who will
v look after the work Of each man
N under him, to see his work, teach
~ him how to more thoroughly mix
" his emulsion and to assist in
" prosecuting those who violate
v the quarantine laws Of the state.
IN BY this method there will be no
men working who will lay around
" town and other places Of amuse-
n ment.
# Mr.. Editor, il our people only
knew the benefits to be derived
from this work and the blessing
5it will bring TO those who raise
stock, there would be no op-
to the work Of tick erad-
1ication. Each and every true
Farmer knows that 1t takes, or
THAT he consumes, every year
Mabout all his farm products to
inject his expenses. You may
Study this country over and the
only farmers you can think Of
who have q surplus Of cash or a
bank account are those who have
been dealers in live stock. Our
2domestic animals and the sales
| herefrom are just about all that
bring to the farmer any surplus
hence our United States
Asbenators and congressman, being
men and true representa-
lives Of the people, after a care
" ful study Of the situation, desire
for us that every restriction and
barrier to our success and pros
perity be removed as far as pos
.bible. Realizing as they do that
We are part Of the government
hnd knowing that live stock is
pur cash savings, 1t is their aim
10 remove every restriction 30
hat our cattle may enjoy the
}narkets OF the world with cattle
pf the northern states. Hence
hey say to US, give US your co.
operation as citizens and when
lou do we, the state and govern.
hent, will give you men and oil
ind when our reports show your
erritory to be worked clean the
Secretary Of the United States
Hill remove the quarantine re-.
trictions, which 90 much envi-
Ton and handicap you at present.
When these restrictions are re-
moved, 1t will then DO that this
ountry will be flooded with
Northern buyers.
What is the reason that we
people south Of Strawberry river
Ind ia all tho counties Of Arkan-
las can't have northern buyers
or our cattle today9 Did you
uau thtnLx 80 ,to TtIi An 500
Sharp County record., 1910-02-25

SCaCeS makes MS reStrlCClOn CnlS
strong: That there shall be no
cattle permitted by inspection to
cross the Federal line until they
have been declared clean for a
period OF six months. Clean of
what, dirt? No. Lice? No.
What? Fever ticks. If this be
true, which it is, it behooves ev-
cry man in the bounds where
tick eradication is being carried
on to lend his every effort to rid
his cattle Of the fever tick.
Cattle above the Federal line
are selling today at prices that
are astonishing the most skeptic-
al. Those who will investigate
to know the truthfulness Of this
statement will find that this state
Of facts exists. With all these
facts staring US in the face, there
are men abusing the very men
who are their truest friends; cur
sing the men who are battling
and using every effort that they
and even their children may
share and enjoy high prices for
their cattle.
What is the boast and pride Of
any county? 1t is fine stock. |
have heard of the fine stock in
the bluegrass region of Kentucky
since was o small boy. When
we get rid Of this fatal tick 80
that our cattle can live we will
have some blooded stock here in
Northeast Arkansas that will at
tract northern buyers and our
prices will be doubled.
Say, Mr.. Editor, if it were pos
sible for the Arkansas Legislature
to fix a standard price for all the
cotton raised in Arkansas and
one man would stand for a price
OF 15 cents and another for 10
cents, declaring that Is cents is
too much, how many votes do
you suppose the 10-oent man
would get? That fellow would
have to vote for himself to even
get a vote. Iput this as a prao.
tical proposition. Now, our cat
tie are a product Of the farmer.
Can any man understand why
our people can't see that this
work will make this vast differ
ence in the value Of our cattle.
Yet some Of our citizens, when
they get worked up to the proper
temper, say that this is graft;
just fat job for a few mon; that
there is no law for it. Then they
clench their fists, emit a roar
which shakes the very earth be-.
meath them, they think, and de-
clare they would not vote for
any man who is for tick eradica-
ton or in sympathy with the
movement. AS SEQ 1t, Mr.. Ed
itor, the state Of Arkansas in CO.
operating as 1t is with the Feder-
al government never before has
done for her people so much as
this work is going to do and will
amount to in dollars and cents.
will call your attention to
some facts as they exist. Under
the law in regard to tho shipment
Of southern cattle-you UNDER
stand the term Southern" means
cattle south Of tho Federal line,
or the line placed and establish.
cd by the United States Secre-
tary OF Agriculture, all cattle
above this line being known as
"native cattle" and all below as
"southern eattle"-the restric-
ton against the southern cattle
is that they can only DO shipped
to the quarantined pens for i'm
mediate slaughter, while native
cattle can be carried to the past
ures of the northern, northwest
4 .lala. 4
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-11-10
Oo08A
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Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior. U. 8. Land Once At
Sterling Colorado October Z, 1910
A sufficient contest afhdavit having been filed in
this ofice by Roy Parham. contestant. a9ainst
Momestsed entry. No. 099s4. made November Is.
1909, for Nls SEA :ection 49, Township Q N. Range
q W. 9Th principal meridian. b. George Blake
CS9tsstee. in which 1t is sll.sed that Ge.ss
Blake wholly abandoned said hnd for more than
sig months ast past: that he failed build. plow
plant o. cultivate any portion Of aid land or to
establish aresidence upon the same at any time af-
tsr hlinG upon same and that all Of said failures
still exist.
Said parties sre hereby notified to appear. re-
spoad. and offer evidence touching aaM alleRa-
tion At 10 o'clock .. m. on November 16. 1870 be-
fore clark el the district court, Holyoke Colorado
land that ANAL hearing will b held At 10 O'Clock
.. m. On November q. 1910 bsfore) the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land Once In
Sterling Colorado.
The said eontestant having. in Z proper affidavit
filed Sept 80 19sQ set forth facts which show that
after due dtR9end4 personal service Of this not
Ice cannot be madA It is bessby ordered and de
rected that such notice be given by due and prop
er publication,
w. H. POUNn, Register.
Record address. JuIesburg. Colorado.
First Publication Oct. 90 Last Publication
Nov. II. 1910
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-11-10
Petition 10 Establ;sh Hs;r.bI
STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Sedgwiek.

STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Sedgwiek.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
In the matter Of y
The Petition of tho Tamarack
Land 4 Stock Company for
the determination Of interests
In the Ands and tsnsmsnts Notice = no
of Katheeina- commonly
called Kathsrine Boehme. de-
ceased.
To Otto A. Bcshms. Paul E. Boshme. Roa
and to whom It may concefn:
You are hs9ehv notified that the verified n
Of The Tamarsek Land 4 Stock Compea,
bsen fled tn the District Court Of So
County, Colorado. for the determination q 1
ests in the lands and tenements Of KseAe
commonly called Katherine. B0ehme, dece
and that IN order has been made BY said 6
setting and fixing the 18th day Of November. 4
1910. q the day for the hearing and determiaa
Of saA petition; that tie name Of the dec
Whose heirs are to be judicially ascsrtaine1
determined, b katherine. commonly called Z
crime. Boehme: the property the descent
which II to Be determined II an undivided ono.
SsJ north. Range forty-se on 40 vest, sth P.
Ssdgwick County. Col6r.do: and the names OF
alleged heirs Of the said Katherine Boehme
Paul E. Boehme. Robert J. Boshnne. Ottc
Boehme. Anna K. Heutsr. formerly Az
Boehme. Ottilie A. Kutsch. formerly
Boehmc. and Emile Boehne, now deceased
leaves Is her heirs the other alleged heirs
mentioned.
You and each of you are hereby notified
before the time fixed for the hearing Of 50
fed petition to appear and answer the SANG
set up such defense to the same or any part
of rs you may have Of intervene to, assert
tect any interest you may have in said prop<
proceeding.
Given under my hand and seal of sai4
JulcsbvrH, SedgwickC County, Colorado s.
day Of August, A. D. 1910. \
Clerk of
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-11-10

By building its lines through lands then worth less
than $5 per acre. the Union Pacific Railroad has aided in
increasing the value of those lands many folda
The assessed value of all property in Colorado has in
creased from $219 176 in 1900 GAG in 1909
There has been more important factor than the
Colorado railroads in creating this wealth.
The resultant prosperity has increased the value of
the railroad.
In 1900 the Union Pacific paid in the State of
Colorado amounting to $113,72816 In 1909 it paid
$2O3, ,03e94
Progress for the Union Pacific Railroad means progress
for the whole State Every mile of additional track laid
every train station wealth. which shared
only by the Union Pacific Railroad but by every citizen
in the State of Colorado
We have a book on Colorado and its resources which
will be mailed free friend in the East for the ask
ing. Please send us his address.
Every Union Pacific ticket office is bureau of railroad
information Make your wants known there, or write
GERRIT FORT. PASSENGER Traffic MANAGER
Omaha. Nebraska