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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-29
ARTHUR LEAVY,
r ( A L e S T A 7 {,
Phone gao.
A HOME FOR THE MAN
WITH LIMITED MEANS

For the man who wants to buy and
buy now | have proposition 10 Of
fer this morning which will appeal
to any one VINO wants to own home.
1t is like paying rent offer. and
/ am ready 70 show the property TO-
day at any time II may suit the pros
pectire purchaser. This is a five
room house, nice hall, front and back
pidzzas summer dining room. GOOD
kitchen, porcelain sink and many
other good features 1t is Just the
place for chicken raising; has a
tcautiful oak in the yard and is a
nice comfortable home in every
sense OF the word The property is
located Just south Of Albemarle, one
street east Of Union and is Just one
block from the car line. On this
place | am authorized to ACCEPT 5000
cash and the balance in payments OF
$l2 per month. This place does MOI
need a dollars worth OF repairs.
This is an offer that should appeal
TO me man wiki limited means-it's
the chance OF an chances to take the
money you are now paying for rem
ana place i, v.o-a + will come back
Phone today and let me eyplain
Phone $40.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-29
TINY BABY HAD
DREADF Ill ECZEMA
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
Hard Crust Formed ard Cracked
Open. Blood Ran. Itched Fright
fully. Mitts on Hands. No Rest.
Got Cuticura. In 3 Days Relief. In
Week Cured Without Mark.

y have little baby almost year old.
When II Vas two iuottl.s old il got eczema on
top o. tofa ter hands on her face and inside
heT lose and mouth. she refused to drink
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-29
ARTHUR LEAVY,
Phone $40.
SEE MET
ORDER oE Owls.

Meet every Wednesday night at
7:30 at X. Of P. hall
MAN ISAAC president
Z, A. EDWARDS, secretary.
COTTON SEED FOR SALE We
have Sea Island and Upland Cotton
Seed for sale Parker & TAFT, Park
wood, Ga.
-
Cooks" Sock is the only GEM
inc.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-29
Business Pronositions.

If you want to buy business or sell
the one you have. consult me, have
some good propositions in this line.
SEE ME-!
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

Neutrlliae and remove The poisops
tnat cause backache, rheumatism
nervousness and all kidney and blad-
der irregularities They build up and
restore the natural action Of these vi.
tai orsans.-Roberts' Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-29

IT'S Gorth IS 10 you to read our ad
Yertisoment in this paper, so don't
overlook it--RWts-Dubberly Harj.
ware Co.
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Stillwell, of Savannah, spent yester
day in the city, the guests of rela
tiyes.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10

After beins for long time In .
constrained attitude q peculiar numb.
ness and pfickins II often felt IN the
arm. Lev Or foot. This II caused b.
some interruption 20 the circulat lon
anil can usually be removed by rub.
bling or exercise.
The reason OF the sensation. which
10 decidedly uncomfortable while II
lasis. II that pressure for . certain
length Of time deadens the sensibil
ny Of . nerve. When this pressure
Ii suddenly removed las straighten.
Ing out the leg after sitting with II
doubled underneath the body sensi.
biltt! gradually returns to the nerve.
and ~ each nerve.fber composing
the trunk regsins its normal cOndi.
fton Of sensibility q pricking senss
ton In felt, and these successive prick.
inxs from the successive awakenings
OF the numerous nbers have not IN.
sptly been called pins and needles"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
CARRYING GOSPEL TO MINERS
Pittshuro evsnssiisss Have Novel Plan
Tor Religious Work In the Depths
o. the Earth.

The carry INK II ID. Gospel hundreds
~ ,ee' underground to miners toiline
In the darkness and gloom with their
picks and shoNels IN III. latest scheme
OF the Piusburs evanselis'ic comirit.
tee.
This moy.mcn, IL without pr",.d"n,
In the history ~ the religious world.
II will be- Enthusiastically backed by
more than u score Of men prominent
In the business. financial and profes.
sional walks ~ life Of that city.
No mine In the Pitrsburg district
Will be- overlooked. II IL expected to
have large enough band Of workers
engaged To enable the commute. To
take the Gospel down the various
shafts before long II Is expected 10
have the Gospel workers enter the
mines during the mining hours and
maxi their way through the various
Passages, leaving pamphlets and cards
With III. workers.
Al the noon hour AN open mir meet.
ing will be- held Addresses will he
made to the miners In different
tongues by .,angelists of their own
nationality.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
SNAKES WERE HARD TO KILL
Reptiles From orazii were Frozen
etI6 on Shipboard but Revived
When Put In Warm Water.

A naturalist once told how. In q
thicket on q mountainside he saw a
man Kill a rattlesnske. He beat the
life ont Of II with a club and con.
tinned the pounding until II was man.
sled beyond recognition. when the
naturalist demonstrated the man said
Boss. you cant kill q ratil, snake too
dead"
On one occasion a boat bound for
the United States from Rio de ia.
Metro touched at Pernambuco. where
the mate drove a bargain with a snake
dealer for n half.dozcn reptiles OF
various sizes.
The mate had them In a cage on
deck, and charged q sailor with the
duty OF washing II out with sea water
every evening. All went we'll as long
~ the weather WAS mild. but On the
night before the gulf stream was
crossed the sailor left a quantity Of
water In the cage and about 30 hours
from port. . biting gale struck the
ship.
Al hands were busy with the storm
and the snakes were forgotten. when
the mate thought Of them and vent to
look after their condition. he found
them frozen stif. and apparently ~
dead ~ the proyerbial doornail
The dealer for whom the mate had
brought them came on board the fol.
lowing day. He professed great dis.
appointment over the loss II his IN.
tended purchase. but offered tn take
the snakes away rs a Kindness to the
mate. lie gathered them In his arms
like so much fre~ood and carried
them home. Hut a rival dealer after.
ward told the oficer that plenty 81
warm water had resusyita'od the
snakes. and that they had been sold
To various museums not bit III.
worse for their death" BY freezing -
Harperis Weekly.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
WILD ANIMALS AND CATNIP
a. Delighted With u a. 10 the
Domestic Cat.

4 curious Investigator and n f..
sprlgs ~ ratnip led tn an amusing
seen. ~ the loo ~ Cincinnati
TIL. tigers and puma scornfUlly re-.
fused To notice the herb when II vas
presented to them b, tn. keeper. but
the lion. the lluness and the big lsup.
ard we're hosi.rois IN their NANTES
tatlons ~ pleasure. The lion planted
. foot upon II. sm.li.d II. licked H.
sprawled rpun II and tossed II about
In wa,s mihrromihR his kinYl, dig
ni'y. The leopard picked Il up 10 her
hug. PAW. took iong and -csratic
Suits and rolled over and over upon
II In the eSnbersn,. of her delight
IN her efforts To apply II To- the upper
part oi her head she performed aero.
battle ftais ~ AN astonishing Kind
From his experiment TIE Investigator
was satisfied that lov. ~ ca'nip II
not confined To the domestic branch
~ the cat family.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
EDUCATIONAL AiNs
Items Of Interest to School Peop.
Of Holt County.
tBY aEo. W. REAvIs, CO. sUpT.)

tBY eEO. ". KHAyIs, CO. sUPT)
Miss Kate Greene took her pupils
OF the Benton school over to the Kim
scy school last Friday afternoon and
engaged In ciphering match. The
match was hotly contested but pupils
Of the Benton school won.
by giving socials and box suppers
Miss Greene has added several new
books, a library case, foot scrapers, a
closed water tank and other Wise i'm.
proved conditions at Benton.
Miss Morgan writes encouraginyly
Of her school at Wilson, the -ttend.
ance Is good and the interest IN
school work excellent.
Several pupils won certificates.
Pupils Of the Bagby school are the
first to send In applications To enter
the contest. Mr.. Meadows il a very
progressive teacher and enters into
any move looking to the betterment
Of our schools with a spirit tia,
brings results.
A large number Of prizes will be
given IN addition 10 those IN the pre-.
MUM list pupils from different parts
Of the county write signifying a de.
sire To enter for one or more OF The
prizes.
Emmett and Lester Nnnd"r>rlmidi
~ the Marietta school. each earned a
cert iiica,c for live months perfrc, al.
tendance. a. did John aud Chris. co.
,ner and john Schacii.r Al the Schaci.
fer school.
The Forbes school j. doing some
good work this year under the leader.
ship Of Mister Hopkins and his A..
sis,ant, Miss Stevenson.
Mr. cain continues tn hold the
standard If efficient work up AZ New
Point and il getting good results In
the high school work he H. teaching
this year.
Miss X uikel l. gct,in good results
from her work al Nirkell's Grove.
Ptact icaliy all the pupils Of IN.
county ~. follow Inc more ar less
closely "a. course If study, each hasa
report card aud grades are sent 10 pa.
rents At the end Of each quarter.
many have been perfcc, In attendance
tn date, the ability of teachers has In.
creased, the general desire for rdica.
ton i making advancement.
\ lew bills have been Int reduced IN
the present legislature which are IN.
tended 10 improve ~,'huol condil ions
throughout 'lc state.
\ larr. nnmhcr Of noted educator.
have promised to attend oar Educa.
lional ENhihii ~ Oregon. March l..
"" hope Ia make II a great meet.
NJ 10 he end that all visitors will h.
much benefited. ~ plan Ia spend
March "a, thr Court House.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
NAMING or PENNSYLVANIA
william 0lsthwayt, csmnnisslens' o.
elantstlens, suggested u ss
Called After the Quaker.

When William Penn was asked BY
Charles II. to name the new colony
over the sea he proposed the name
OF the queen. William Blathwayt. the
commissioner Of plantations. bluntly
negatived the proposal In the pres.
ence Of the court. and suggested the
Qusker's own name as the proper one
for the vast territory that owed its
colonization and development to him.
The king was not offended. but sided
with Bla,hwaN. and Penn himself
was greatly Rattered by the compli.
ment Several letters on the subject
were written b, him to Piathwa,t
These letters were carefully pre-.
served by Blatheay,'s descendants.
and being recently put NJ AZ auction
with the original draft by Charles H.
of Pennsylvania to Penn. brought
nearly slS."uo.
The famil, name OF pathway be.
came extinct through the marriage OF
the sole son Of the line TO wealthy
Miss Winter who restored the fallen
fortunes Of the l,laihaayts on condi.
ton that her husband adopted tn.
name ~ Winter One OF the Winters
accompanied Sir Francis Drake
around the world as his vice. admiral
and another OF the family vas ,icc.
admiral under Drak. when he drs.
tro,ed the Armada.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
Approaching a Walled City.

After IN. drab outskirts OF Pisa the
Mar"nma aud ID. d, he'd road. | gain.
I'll tHscina, walled. arcai,d town AZ
the limit oi III. vico Pisanu. gray
within q red husk Of walls, in.Nhausii.
bly, picturesque, then ramc pont..
dcra. walled again with each -
thrill That IL u thing you may count
upon that futtcr of expectancy and
It's full reward whenever you approach
walled town by road u, road. ob.
serve. but not otherW ise. Seen thus,
the wall must be negotiated. yon must
pass through The gates with other
~ayfsr-rs. A walled city Ii like n
Seiled bride. What II one about to
embrace There are no gradaii ions.
NO struggling line Of suburbs 10 water
down the type before you reach the
heart The truth 10 flashed upon you.
plump and plain. You leave the fields.
you clear the Eates--here II Cascina,
here Ponteders Tor hood or ill.--From
hswleu's "The Road In Tuscany"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
Touoh on the Germ,

Parents who own the mean little
small boy with the frightful Crouch
Of childhood. the little boy who
screams when others smile and who
kicks his fond parents on the shins
and screams when they are trying to
do something nice for him. the little
boy who Affects all other people with
burning. gnawing passion to smite
him on the spot with an elmwood
clspboard, not padded. should take
courage. Their little boy. says Or. E.
Il Matthias Of Kansas City. 10 the vic.
tim Of the Crouch germ. A real germ
10 pasturing on him. making him
meaner than dirt and crosssr than .
tied.up dog.
Well. perhaps.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
srsslcs VI Col, with Powder.


II doesn't take long to tear IN acre
TO pieces with the powder system nov
being used In adobe lands. A demon
stratiop Q few days ago on the college
farm showed hOw thoroughly the
ground was broken up. Whether Ii
process 10 10 be successful IL stl 3
be proved. u. r. AMIDST has Oh re
Of the worh now being done. In
ground to be used for IN orchard NJ.
Anhast had hClss bOred-lss to To
scrs-l6 fest apart. The charges put
into these were connected With wires.
Three rows about twelve o. fifteen
charges. were fred 1t one time. Tie
tough adobe was cracked from hoss
10 hole; large pieces rose twenty-five
or thirty feet Into the air. The ground
was 10 fairly good condition 70 pillow,
but II viii b even better aftsr froet
has laid NJ sottsping iaausncs upon
n.
Il costs about Si6 an aero for the
povAsr end possibly $3.50 or ea.7s tor
he labog. Indsstriahss.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
Contemplation % . Pan Of Lite.


We are In such haste 10 be- doing.
20 be writing, 10 be gathering gear. To
make our voice audible . moment In
the der'sive silence Of eternity. tina,
We forget the one thing, Of which
these are but the parts-namely. 10
i've. We fall In love. We drink hard.
We run 10 and fro upon the earth
like frightened sheep. And now you
are 10 ask yourself n. when all II
done, you would not have been better
TO sit by the Are At home. and be
happy, thinking, To sit still and con.
templste-'to remember the faces Of
women without desire, 10 be pleased
with the great needs of men without
sa'y. 10 be- everything and every.
where In sympathy--is not this to
know both wisdom and virtue and to
dwell with hsppiness,--From Robert
LoUit Stevenson's walking Tours"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
Primitive LIE Savinp.

Expedients for saving life and limb
among the poor are many and original.
why do you stretch your clothes
line no close TO the wAll?" said q new
customer who had poked her head
through the washerwomsn's back win
dow to zee what kind Of a place she
had To dry the clothes In. The things
will hop against the side Of the house
and get dirty"
"Oh. miss. that rope amt for the
clothes" said the woman. IT 10 for
the baby to fall on In case he tumbles
out OF the window"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10

F. W. Walter, OF Corning, was
looking after business interests here
hast Monday. Mr.. Walter Is nearly
eighty years Of aye, hut says he can
mount and set horse as well as the
young chaps OF today. Those who
have known him for years can see
very little change In his appearance
during the last quarter Of . century.
he says, however, he feels some older.
Forum.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
4 Nestrletod SShe m,

judge Bancroft Coz. In . speech In
Cleveland against universal suffrage,
concluded with this smiling perora-
ton:
Hail. then, 70 woman-vomsn, the
morning star Of our youth. the day
star of our maturity. the evening star
Of our old age. Bless our stars, and
nay they ever continue shinins-ia
their proper sphere"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10

Popular Admiration.
What 10 II that the people admire
b that maa's spsechssT" said one
can,paigner.
u dom, know" replied the other,
"uuless its bis nerve In advocatiug
such sxtraordinary opinions"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10

Rsmindsrs o. Trouble.
" thought you told me Q ssa voy.
ase would take my mind Oh my
troubles" said the unlucky motorist.
"Didn't ~"
mo. The life preservers strung
along the rail Of the ship looked OF
actly IKE sutomeetls tirss."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
One Way, Anyway.

Ny little son. who was just over two
years old. one day while 1t dinner
vssd his fingers instead Of . spoon.
and the following dialogue snsued:
Father-Don't do that again. sonny.
0on-Ne will.
Fathsr-Wsil. don't let me ses you.
ooe-Ghut 'ou eyes dea.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10

Mrs. "a, Raiser and daughter.
orpiic. at -. Joseph. are here visit.
ing relatives and friends.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-10
From Lucille S
Diary


during the siege. ior ! Know IL Is cas-
Ter 10 cream ho's" w en- ore " not
large lar lily To t''e ca.
Last week. wren 'Ie miners ap-
peared' 'he'e'or'. &c "N' 10 onci"
JOINS iarn "h'h V"d ! was
naturally annoyed u u Anna
and making pick 2.
You see. we n" mess.
said Aunt ~ ~ We "Dut
we shal be thrn,' or TWO
and then We ca We cd tine
riding In your 'hce '' MS automo'
bile.
WHY. has "" u got car
] asked IN I" ! wo' der "
ne VIII give me Il $50, Ice In II TO-
d"y
No. he Cunt 60 ~ Nnra. DO
cause ne over a t'fing
MI the silo TO. "". there's
lo' OF work TO c. bu' hhrsday
he u nave tine TO U'e % ''e coun'
" inif
The county ! 'c's'd. u
W" '""
IN not p"fucuia! h''ies'ed w
pumlkihs
""H' you don' raw 10 go u you
d"ht want TO- ieh . Nu'' Anna.
iather SHARPLY. i s"Tfose you're no.
interested III grape JUICE ana pickles.
either
should love 10 he'r yo'. aNnty. "
! had time, rer led. 7 IL MY. "bu'
! must WORK "hilc mere o. me paper
! nave To wiite Tor our ~ b, the UN
Amics'
Wha's the subject OF your pa.
per-
The Theory OF Household Eco
homics'
Ns good 'hing MS the theory.
commented Aunt Anna.
THURSDAY, at breakfast. Uncle John
said 10 Aunt Anna, u saw LUX"
wright al IN" creamery this morning
anu ! told him ~ tell Lucy to BE-
ready and we'd take her to the fair
! KNOW she'll be Interested In IN"
Automobile races
Automobile races repeated.
Then I'm glad I've decided to 81.
ior see. Aunt Anna, I've got as Tar
along on my essay az can get with
out more reference books"
Aunt Anna did not look ms pleased
ms J had expected and as hurried up.
STAIRS To change my irock ] could hear
Uncle Johns voice raised In argu
menf
NO, Anna. you shall not stay home.
nor shall Nan" he was saying. THE
nrs' time ! 20 to the county fair IN
my own machine my wife and daugh.
ter shall go along"
When my l5'ycar'old cousin Nan
and ! got into the back Of the little
car and Aunt Anna sal down by uncl"
'ohn We hl'ed II 80 completely that
naturally Thought Uncle John would
not take Lucy Wright, hut he drove
straight to her house.
You alt In there with the girls
he said as Lucy, who must weigh at
least 100 pounds. came out to the car,
] think J war never 80 uncomfort-
'old Uncle John that simply
couldn't stand IT,
fes' the seats only intended for
'"o' NJ remarked. But what's to BE-
oone'
some one might sit on the floor Of
'he car W front' ] suggested.
Lucy wright. who seemed a very
k"d'ha'nred person, immediately
placed her ponderous self at Aunt
Annals feet
I'm AFRAID we have too much
weigh' on one side OF the car" said
Uncle John
Just Then We came tn muddy
stretch OF road, into which he went
SLOWLY, instead OF putting on more
force and getting quickly through II.
AZ ] should have done, Suddenly the
wheels on the heavy side Of the car
plunged deep into the mud and We
stopped with Jerk No amount OF
ehort on Uncle Johns part would
make the car stir,
A
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-06-10

The efficiency of this method may be
increased by throwing up a ridge of
earth beneath the trellis during the
last cultivation preceding summer to
encourage the worms to form their
pupal cells above the roots of the
vine, and thus admit destruction by
cultivation without serious injury to
the vine roots. No experiments with
oil, carbon disulphide, fertilizers, salt,
ETC., have been found effective In con-
trolling the pest while in the ground.
and no spray has been Of use in de-
stroying the eggs because these are
protected by the bark
The third season generally exhibits
serious, permanent infestation be-
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-06-10

The hog house shown In the illus
tration is planned after the type used
by Prof Dietrich at the Illinois Uni
versity farm. 1t Is so constructed as
to admit the greatest possible amount
of sunlight directly into the pens and
upon the floors during the season
when It is most desired that 1t should
reach these places and also so that 1t
NAV be kept cool and comfortable dur
ing the summer heat. For the latter
purpose shades may be drawn over the
omen upper windows and the concrete
floors sprinkled with cool water dur
ing the greatest heat Of the day. The
roof should project far enough at the
caves so that the lower windows are
shaded by II when the sun is high on
summer days. BY keeping the doors
omen an air current may be kept pass
ing in at the lower part OF the house
and going out at the top through the
shaded windows which should be open
from the top. The use of net wire par
titions between the pens and along
the alleys aids materially in perfect
ing this current which would be more
or less obstructed by solid board or
plank structures.
In planning a house OF the forego-
ing type the dimensions should first
be determined especially with regard
to its width as the height Of the win
dows must be adjusted accordingly to
have the maximum amount OF sunlight
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-06-10

The statement of Professor Ken
meth G. Smith that for the average
man a trade is better than a profess
sion is absolutely true, yet there is on
the part of some very average people
a disrespect for labor, and loathing
for honest CRIME. A nemerously rep
resented class of young men on leav-
ing high school yearn for employment
in which they can wear good clothes
and not soil their hands. They would
sooner by clerks than mechanics. If
their relatives will supply them with
:he means of further schooling they
will proceed to be doctors or lawyers,
thought without any special calling in
the direction Of a profession. Often
it happens that individuals who might
have been of use in the world in a me-
chanical pursuit are failures through
life because nambypambyism caused
them to make wrong start.