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THE SUIT
OF LIFE IF SEA
THE VESSELS THAT MUST BY
LAW BE INSPECTED— MUCH
GOOD ACCOMPLISHED.
Recently rresident Roosevelt sent to
tbe senate the report of a commis
si <0 appointed by him to make an
examination of the laws of the Uni
ted states enacted for the better se
curity of life at sea, with a view to
their better adaptation to present
needs. The report is in the form of
a bill embodying a systematic rear
rangement and codification or existing
laws, together with such changes and
amendments as past experience and a
consideration of present day conditions
seem to require. The president asked
congress to give the bill careful con
s’ derav.on.
Subject to Inspection.
All steam vessels and all motor
vessels tarrying passengers for hire
are made subject to Inspection. Also
ail other steam and motor vessels of
snore than thirty-five feet .between
perpendiculars are Included among the
vcsstls that require Inspection by this
service. Instead of limiting inspec
tion to sail vessels of seven hundred
gross tons, all Bail vessels of three
hundred gross tons are to he Inspect
ed. and sueh sail vessels of fifty gross
tons or over a*-- catty passengers for
hire .are to he Inspected.
There Is no doubt that this is a
good Idea and should be made a law.
ne steamboat Inspection service is
held to a greater or lesser extent Vt
the fafety of the lives of passengers
carried by water traffic, and the in
spection laws should be made to In
clude every boat of any tonnage that
carries passengers for hire, as this is
the best way of safeguarding the liver
of those who travel by water.
What is Needed.
The careful Inspection of even- boat
and all boats that travel the ocean,
evep if they only go two or more
miles from shore, should he provide !
with a system of wireless telegraphy
that would enable them lo he In con
stant communication with land would
make travel by water the most safe
and Becure mode of travel. Evtn as it
Is today, the loss of lives by raili.ui'
accidents. In the past year, is appail
ing, while the accidents and loss or
fives by water Is rapidly diminishing
each year. This shows the good re
sults obtained by Inspecting steam
vessels. It Is believed that such an
extension of Its wore, a work for
which the sfrv!c° is well
would Immediately Justify it-elf bv a
still greater reduction in the nrmher
tf marine accidents, and would tend
fo make the United States pre emi
nently the greatest nation on earth In
guarding the lives of all those who
travel by wat.r,
y
FOIEfSHOW^F
H li!
--AND
TIMBER GO,
MANUFACTURERS, SHIPPERS AM
DEALERS IN CROSSTIES
AND LUMBER.
New York Office. 14 Broadway
S. K. BROWN,
IVlng-r.
YHfc MNIUI. ,
REST EASY
Wave your Beds
Made Up
We can make new beds and make
the old one good as ney.
,>*—jt
We are prepared to make over
Mattresses of every kind. Make a spe
cialty of doing o'er feather beds and
cleaning and laying carpets.
Furniture repaired and packed for
shipment.
Our prices are reasonable for good
work.
V<—„•*—
Cive Us a Trial Order.
BR'JNSWICK MATTRESS FACTORY.
E. PEERSON ,
;*** NewcaetTe Street
———.- V<T ;
. 'PHONE 79. V 3 i
GLYNN COUNIY
IS AFFER A FARM
THE COUNT. HAS SUBMITTED A
I PROPOSIT .ON TO THE PRISON
COMMISSION.
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. la.—The slate
j prison commission announced today
1 that no offers of lanj for tbe new
j penitentiary farm will be accepted
; hereafter.
r’.fty or more new offers havt
been received during the past week
I he commission will come to a defi
j Pile decision next week. Some be
lieve that no land will be purchase!
for the present, but that all offers
1 will be declined and the establishing
of the farm postponed until n x
fall.
Another alternative before th(
commission is to purchase one fr.rn
now, get it going for the summer and
then establish another next winter.
If the first is adopted it will wea:
that all the white men will have t.
go on the roads excepting the fev.
who will be taken care of at th
..illedgeville farm. In case the sec
ond meets with favor, most of tinn
can be utilized on the new farm dor
lng the busy season of the summer.
Considerable money would be wtv.;.
in transportation if two farms were
established, each in different section
of the state.
It was also stated at the office t
the commission today that when c .tin
ties intending to use convicts get them
hey will have to send for them an
>ear all the transfer expenses.
In this connection it may in - u
hat Glynn is on*- of the countiei with
has submitted a plan to the omrai
-ion to locate a farm In this county.
A3K YOUR BANK TODAY TO
LEND YOU MANNS PATENT
“CALENDAR SAFE’’—
an indestructible home safe with ah
solutely secure coin protecting de
vice, and non-pickable three tumble)
leek, convenient to carry, stand on t
leak or hang up and lock to the wal
Jhrerybody should get one.
WM. A. MAGILL.
*5 LIBERTY STREET,
New Yerfc City.
l/l?
Arcade
Under New Management.
Everyth nj Up-to-Date.
THE BEST
SOFT DRINKS
POOL ROOM
In Connection
Free Lunch Daily
From II to 1
S. D. LEVADAS , Mgr
1318 BAY STREET.
iwaigcsuor.
A. * Relieves sour otomach,
naJmUt;ua -fthebear* tv* zests ,vha. vou-at
CARPETS C-EANED AND LAID.
PKCINE ’79.
A\*ft * „ '-j •. ■ ’ - -1
GREEK-AMERIOAN |
RESTAURANT
jsj
* .
REGULAR DINNER . . . ,30c
.From 11.30 a. m. to 3 o'clock p.m.
CLEANEST RESTAURANT
IN TOWN.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
MEALS also A LA CARTE.
VICTOR POLETES
PROPRIETOR.
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ift, ISO 9.
You Are
1 his is a view of the laboratory in Lynn, Mass., in which
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is made.
There is a sign 5 feet long and 2$ feet wide attached, permanently,
to the front of the main building which reads as follows :
Public inspection invited —from 8 A.31. to 4 P.M.
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Cos.
What does this sign mean ?
It means that public inspection of the laboratory and methods of
doing business is honestly desired. It mean.-, that there is nothing
about the Pinkham business which is not “openan 1 above-board.”
It means that a permanent invitation is extended to anyone to
come and verify the statements made in the advertisements of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetal,le Compound made exclusively
from roots and herbs ?
Come and See for Yourself.
l)o the women of America continually use as much of it as we
are told ?
Come and See for Yourself.
Was there ever such a personas Lydia E. Pinkham, and is there
any Mrs. Pinkham now to whom sick women are asked to write ?
Come and Sec for Yourself.
Is the vast private correspondence with sick women conducted
by women only, and arc the letters kept strictly confidential ?
Come and See for Yourself.
Have they really got letters from more than a million women ?
Come and See for Yourself.
Have they proof that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
has cured thousands of these women ?
Come and Hee for Yourself.
This advertisement is only for doubters. The great army of
women who know from their own personal experience that no
medicine in the world equals Lydia E. Pinklvam's Vegetable Com
pound for female ills will still go on using and being benefited by it ;
but the poor doubting, suffering woman must, for her own sake, be
taught confidence, for she also might just as well regain her health.
RULE NISI.
xeorgla.—Glynn County.
1. H. Anderson, fqr tKe use of B. Bor
chardt <&. Comp,any, vs. Louis White,
Sr.. Lou s White, Jr.. RaymonJ
White and Thomas White.—Mort
gage Forecosure. —Glynn Superior
v,ou>t, December Term, 1908, held
February 12th, 1909.
It being it prent nted to the court
n any by the petition of the plaintiff
n the above stated ease, that the
said defendants are indebted to the
said plaintiff in the sum of $149.75 for
principal debt with X per cent, inter
est per annum on the same till paid
from May limit, iDoS. in an,l by that
"erta'-u mortgage in said petition de
scribed ;
It is thereupon ordered I y the court
that the said defendants do pay into
the registry of this court on or before
he first day of the next term hereof
the said sum of $149.75 principal debt
with S per cent, interest thereon from
May Tilth, iaoß, until paid, or show
cause to the conti.,ry: or in default
thereof that said mortgage be finally
foreclosed and the equity of redemp
tion therein forever barrel.
Jn open court this the U’tb day of
Fernrarv, 1909. T. A. Parker,
Judge S. 0. B. C. j
Does Th.„ 34tt TO4.
E. C Bruce, the enterprising drug
gist of Brunswick, is having such a
irye run uii "Hind.pn,” the now Nerve
onie and Restorer, and hear it so
ighiy praised tha* be now offe-s to
guarantee it in every case to cure ail
••cm of Kidney Troubles and Ner
■ ’Us Disorders. Ho pays for it if it
~s u't gi'e you entire satisfaction.
, you use it, it is his risk, not yours,
v 50-eent box Bliw Label Extra
reng’h. $1.09. will put lile in a dead
me Sent by nail tinier positive
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A. M. CALDER,
Dealer In
Electrical Supplies and Equipment
House Wiring a specialty
Promptness - - - Accuracy - - * Safety
Sriesenick Bldg. . . . Newcastle St. Phene 410,
Th Secret of Long Life.
I A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. His method
deals with t*e blood But long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life and al
so makes it worth living. It purifies,
enriches and vitalizes the blood, re
builds wasted nerve cells, imparts life
and tone to the entire system. It’s a
godsend to weak, sick and del dilated
people. "Kidney trouble had blighted
my life for months." writes W. M
Sherman, of Cushing. Me., “but Elec
tric Bitters cured me entirely.’ Oniy
50c at Rose's Drue Store.
Biscuits baked right in t’vrn
utes every day next week at our s'-or.’
Georgia Hardware Company
FlEi
The BAKER
SPECIALTY OF CREAM
PUFFS, AND GENERAL
PASTRY COOKING.
2 Stores,
DELIVERIES:
DAILY"
- Opposite Oglethorpe
\fnrOC Hotei and Corne-
O UII Uu Newcastle anc
Menu
Tcur house and sign ] ?•■ g. ■ apo
hanging, calsomining. g -.a, v. o: ,c and
ail kinds of fancy painting. Price?
right. Give ns a trial. We guarantee
all work. See us or dr . card. Ad
rtressH, N. Taylor. F. C Ecx No. 1
Brunswick. Georgia.
Heat Your Home With Coke
COKE IS CHEAPER THAN COAL OR WOOD AND THERE’S NO
DIRT IN HANDLING. WE DELIVER COKE AT 52.50 PER LOAD.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS.
MUTUAL LIGHT WATER
COMPANY,
phone 7
T "bez*® is Oniy One
Quinine 99
That is
Laxative Bromo Quinine
U3EO THE WORLD OYER TO CURE A COLO ID ORE OAT.
Always remember the full name.
for this signature oa every box 2.5 c. \f)
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 4TH, 1909.
DEPARTURES:
NO. 96—5.40 a. m.—For Wavcross A ihn. , ,
Points. * ’ A b ‘ in/ ’ -a, kgOGvillc and Florida
NO. 90-4.05 p m —For Way-cross, Albany, Jackson-tile and Savannah.
SCHEDULE FiGURES GIVE. AS I .FORMATION AND F.GURES AR
NOT GUARANTEED. 8
T. C. WHITE, E. M. NORTH,
Genera, Pa.eenger Agent, D , v ) SlC>n PaiS A
Wilmington. N. C. U
Savannah. Ga.
The Brunswick Bottling
and M mufacturing Cos
Manuf<aCtur ers of
WATER ANU MINERAL WA T£R S . CIDERS. CORDIALS NEW
Tens, VirtiGXßa, a, MOMS SPECt At GiNGEh ALE and RYE Ola.
-•ONE 21; , OCLETHORPP. S 1
■ — - I .IHJ..IIIM th EIR CHRISTMAS DINNER
T*" a ad" and f<ed
■ ®' c ;. are famou s everywhere for high
*73, fW%-- quality a®d uniform excellence. Thev :
44 C ? n,a,n D0 impurities, and are
/ Ch !l ape3t *° bu - v a s well as the best.
V . Doat that we are headqunr
ifi 1 ST tnmr
N - FINDLEY,
# Special on hag in tons or car lots this
MMinsainniiHaHßß Phone Nc. 44.
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM 4 ATLANTIC RAIL Rn ap>
SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE KOVEMBEH 2STH
For Atlanta and Birmingham.
Leave Brunswick
Arrive Fitrse-aid ,4’l' *•“’ 5.50 r , m
" :: M*? : 10.25 p.m!
“ Oglethorpe i?o vm' IL4S -m
_ TM i-00 a m.
" w-.-;.. !. „■ p.nn ~ 7_ n
v, ;5„ 4 °o a.tn.
' 77,, ’ s -05 a.m.
to Atlanta. 1159 a.m.
to Florida! ~ - _
Leave Brunswick
Urivc Tr.niiitani: ’ a * m o On
■. . . ,:v **’* 9.50 a.rn. ~ P n}.
•• • :::::::::::::::::: i2 - w^.
* - 50 p.in.
~—- —— — 6.30 a.m
TO SAVANNAH AND THE
Leave Brunswick 9
Arrive Thalmann a-"! a ' m - §45 r ,
" Savannah ®f r a - m - • ,* Pm ‘
“ Washington " I" P-ni. 11 45 n™
- New York a - g S
J. R. ROWLAND, _ w. ' l£?L 7 -30 ££
Tratdc Manager. -• LEAHY,
I jjpt la. 4. F.SORRIS, Ticket Asenl^i
DOES YOUR HOT WATER BOT
TLE LEAK?
Hot water bottles are apt to give
ail sorts of trouble unless they are
good, and it's hard to tell tbe differ
ence between pure rubber and poor
rubber in abut water bottle when
it's new.
The therapeutic value cf a hot wa
ter bottle is well known. The ap
plication of heat by this means
quickly allays pain, reduces Inflam
mation and combats disease in manv
ways.
MORGAN’S