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THE BRUNSWICK NEWS
Published By
the news publishing company
CLARENCE H. LEAVY,
president and Editor.
LOUIS J. LEAVY, JR.,
Vice-President and Managing Editor.
EDGAR M. DART,
Business Manager.
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U;>uu County,
Lay of Brunswick.
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BRUNSWICK. GA.
March came very near blowing In
on us yesterday.
Brunswick needs more factories, and
needs them badly.
- - - —— -•- * t
Knox doesn't care If they knock a
few thousand off of his salary.
Atlanta's near-beer saloons ar
raid to be atavistic. Maybe they arc!
1 Isn't it about time for Roosevelt to
send ano.otr special message to con
gress?
Having completed the trial of the
jurors the Coopers will r.ow go on
trial in Tennessee.
Now that near-beer has been to
satisfactorily perfected, we may soon
expect near-whisky.
If the appointment of a collector of
customs Is passed up to Taft the negro
Orum can see his finish.
Rome has thirteen candidates for
aldermen and the election is to take
place on February 23: and It will lie
eklddoo for most of the candidates.
The Jacksonville Tintcs-Union says
Roosevelt Is opposed to the noiseh . -
gun. He is no'ng to Africa to make
a big noise. We hope he v ill not
get a gun noisy enough to lie heaii.
in Washington.
Four months before the gov. "-
clcet of Georgia has >on in■manual' :
those new so p,'or correspondent- ■
Atlanta are trying to start the com*
pelgn two years hetteo. But "
correspondents are evidently - rltins ,
at so much per column.
— -
the states and the trustc.
The Standnrd Oil company has j
changed Its tune toward the state of
isaonrt. It is now anxious to get
hack into business in the state, from
which it ha? been ousted by legal pi a
cess for violating the anti-trust sta
utes. and it has promised to obey the
law? if it is permitted to operate again.
exits has put a spoke into the
great and arrogant corporation, also,
and its laws against such combina
tions in restraint of trade have been
upheld by th. highest courts in the
land, and its ouster of the Standard Oil
company has been made effective. How
is it that sttca results have been ob
tain'd by the and- i>'d state govern
ments while the national authority to
control the trusts is still nothing out
an empty boast? -tr. Roosevelt has
Peon thumb ring for seven years about
what he would dev to the Stan otrd Oil
and other concerns, but he has done
' noth m. effective yet. He has <teciav< and
time ar.d again that'the state govern
ments cov.Ul not possiUy deal with
such large affairs and that the whole
business of controlling the trusts
should be left to the nn > eal govern- ,
rnent. , . ,
Yet here are two spates \vnicu nn\<*
brought the biggest trust of them all
to its Knees, and that same trust ceu
ttnues to ma.ee, faces at the national
government, while its officers vote the
republican ticket and contribute to tbe
IcptiV rr”.'"'"~t' * u'd.
THEY MUST HAVE BEEN HIT!
The statement, issued by Governor
Hoke Smith Saturday with reference
to the earnings of eight of the largest
railroads in the state of Georgia was
the subject of general pdltorial treat
ment at the hands of the state -press
on Sunday. It is noted with some de
gree of interest that tho.se papers in
toe state which have never been aide
to see anything good in the adminis
tration of the present governor were
prone to distort his statements and
\to hold them up to ridicule. On the
other hand the independent press of
the slate, always looking to fair treat
ment of all subjects discussed, saw
at once the splendid answer the g-,v
ernor made to bickerings and calam
ity-howlers in Georgia and applauded
the fact.
It is to be regretted that there are
newspapers in Georgia which are so
biased and so prejudiced in their
political views that they cannot ;ee
any good in any statement or in any
act accomplished by the present ad
ministration. The News is thankful
that it does not belong to that. clan.
It was an ardent supporter of the
administration of Governor Hoke
Snii'h for various and sundry reasons
set forth Ihmisands of t'nies diir'n-j
the last two c. mpaigns and yet it
has been able to see < rror? in the ad
ministration of Governor Smith, an|
at the same time it has b n en able :i
applaud those things which he has ac
complished.
While The News did not support
Governor-elect Brown, yet when that
official assumes the executive office
next .fune this publication shall give
to him an even "square deal,” and ii
tinker his administration an unusual
era, of prosperity returns lo Georgia:
if the common carriers earn money in
larger percent r.gcp. under cond '.‘l on -
similar to those of the present adtnln
tratlon. The News will not be f mud
throwing spit balls al the : dmlnictva
tlon and endeavoring to belltth He
good things it has accomplished 'lbi
sentlment to which we refer is one of
Hie truly unhealthy e: editions in the
state of Georgia. In fact The News
deprecates any attitude assumed by
the press of the stale, the baste pole
of which is politics; it depredator i
because ft come:* from bitterness,
cause it is eugemlmid its a i>;:• n'
unwholesome and nanst i-.tir.g. and h
cause it serves to ; eiard rather tha
to increase the prosperity of tH
splendid cr.mKwr.veslth. Nota’.l
among the papers which assunn-.l tl.i
attl.ade on fur..lay were two of th
largest in this state the Attg’W
Chronicle and the Atlanta < cum'-v
t'.on. The creed of these expound*'
of thought and pt IMes s-eir.s to
anything but Hoke Smith, rad In t
desire to threw dints at the nan :- n
occupying the executive office, th”
lose sight of whatever merit t'-
may be in any subject under disc-:--
sion.
The staten.e: : of Governor Smif
must have b en a thorn in th- s cl
of those peopje in GVm-gla and c
those newspapers which have i
yelling wolf and calamity. Haw-eve:
argue as they will, they cannot Un-
Sight of the fnet that e’cht < f the rail
roans in a panic --'trie-hen ; car i;:
creased their not earnings by aims'
$7,000,000. and f -nr c f ;! - ■ rail -ord
increased ov< r the c ■■ ••< ■ .. ■ < '
in amounts rang’ tv- from ?218.0C-; t
519.751. -. These are fac culled trim
the reports of the railroad's them
selves and those news; ay :rs whlfcl
would send the or sent r.dmtttistra
.ton to the tow-v.fiws cannot ye'
around the truth f this a.-ionntlinr
fact.
WHY MINISTtRS ARE SCARCE.
The foJiowir.fi is ft> ;:i the Columbus
*-edger a:.d is lot. r-'stir.e. The Xewr
henrtiiv commend-. -in* sentiment so
forcibly express*! by its Columbus
' contemporary:
| “In his annual address to the F; is
! copal convention of the diocese of
Georgia. at Savannah, la: ' wees,
itishop Reese said:
"The only respect in which the
work of the diocese was hindered
b ;s been in the insufficient s -, t p.
j ily of clergy to iiU tit ■ mission
ary stations.'
"Discussing the <Krv*h of clergymen
l.e l;>hoj> s.a;<i the:.' w.re three
cruses.
" f " the dm Sa - the -j e; . .. rP
sought and ail of the best men are
busy, which is Jtlwo.ys the T l '-'
ssornd reason was that the available
supply of the clergy was decreas’ng
each year, and the third was that'they
were not paid adequate salaries.
"The above doubtless explains the
rresf-nt dearth c: nitti-teis nut only
in the Episcopal church, but in she
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWB. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1909.
churches of ail denominations. The
last cause named by the bishop is
possibly respousnde for Keeping many
young men out 4i the pulpit. The cos.
of living is high and even when tin
salaries are adequate there is in many
cases a delay In payment, which
makes the existence of the ministe,
rather precarious at times. The anx
iety, discouragement and .;orrow of ar
unpaid salary, and its accompaniment
of debt; is unjustifiall; and in many
cases unpardonable.
..lore is expected of a minister the,
cf the average man. In the first
place he is supposed to head ail list;
of contributions to charity, missionar;
movements, church extension, etc
Then he is expected to visit a grea
.'eal and entertain on all occasions
which is, of course, quite expensive,
the average young minister has tc
spend a large sunt of money in equip
ping himself, taking a special theolog
-cai course, buying books, literature,
etc., and often they enter the ministry
in d*bt.
'All of these things should he taken
nto consideration and the young min
isters in the small churches should
be paid betefr salaries. When sal
aries are advanced the problem of
the insufficient supply of clergy will
.tave been solved.”
■ i. Taft has again announced that
ie is pleased with the south. \Y-1
the south is pretty well pleased with
him. so we ought to gel alon-r very
nicely.
If the Merchants & Miners Steam
ship line wants a per* on the south
Atlantic that offers deep water and
‘very other advantage, then Bruns
wick is the port for the company.
Be sit re and call at on; t- • • on day
next week. Georgia Hard we e Com
pany.
▲
Revolt* t Cild Steel.
"Your only hope,” said three doc
ors to Airs. M. E. Fisher, Detroit,
Mich... sufferng from severe rectal
rouble, lies in an operation. Then I
tsed Dr. King's New Life Fills, ’ she
writes, "till wholly cured.” They pre
con: appendicitis, cure constipation,
and headache. 23c at Row's Drug
Store.
NEW MATTRESSES MACK TO
ORDEF. BRUNSWICK MATTRESS
FACTORY, -PHONE 79, 191: NEW
CASTI.F. STREET.
&/erghodtjs
yfcagazine
A STAR SERIAL BEGINS
NOW
There is an article in this number with
a big jolt in it. DON’T MISS IT.
You know some of the things
Everybody’s has done. THIS IS
ANOTHER.
There is a story by the “ Pigs Is
Pigs ” man that is one long ache of
laughter, and back of these special
features a big, fare Everybody’s
VI AGAZINE.
nail cl r\/* -
IT treat*;) at Hot*.
•
t, M. V. L-cfev I ,
ic> 't‘i. C Offic*, 104 fl.
Pryor Street.
I .eft off rour tveatmeu-. fou;
toutba ago Have no desire tor an
elate, tour treatment is ait tt
-'aims Louisa J. Oak’ey,
May Bth. 'O6. Snow Flake. Art*
Over four years ago you cured no
f morphine habit F.lme G. Steer,
Vaci'ii. n
-1 nave never drank whiskey e'ncc
xiareb 22, 1892, vtsen 1 began yoa
reaiment Ino not crave any v.r;
ey to ibl* day B. I). Wilson,
Direct. Tex.
fat used both for the liquor end
•plum habits and U baa been a sit ■
•’o“ I p*efer it to ah other ret
it-ea R C. Vorment M TV Dariimr
on, 3. r.
i bought your cm a n.der a non
-d m.r In 1886- it cuiel me
C. A Ba-'-’ea. PJtMumtvn. Fean
.'■',‘lTF 7f ns WOdTirr r.,-,
SMITH'S DAIRY
(jive us your order
for Sweet Milk, Fresh
Butter, Cream, But
ter Milk, etc.
Prompt Delivery
F. L SMITH,
Proprietor
Telephone 60S
A Rendezvous for Gentlemen.
M ecca Pool J)oom
POOL and BILLIARDS,
Soft Drinks. Beer
Gloucester E J. W. ABBOTT, Prop
We are Selling
“COLUMBIA” and “1900”
Batteries 25 c. each
Let us Save you Money on
Anything in
HARDWARE 5 MAGHINERY'SUPPLIES
BOAT FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS. ELACK AND GALVANIZED
PIPE. MANILA AND WIRE ROPE.
COLSON HARDWARE
COMPANY
WRIGHT & GOWEN
Hardware, Shipchanlery, Groceries
Agents for Woolseys Paints,
Diamond Edge Tools, and
Russells Wagons
Psttsturg Perfect Ferce and Edison Portland Cement. We
alsd carry a full line of Launcn S-gr' es. Steam Fittings, Etc.
Phone 537 eay and Mansfield Streets
Antiseptic Barber Shop
Opera House Block
Now open, Ready for Business.
All white barbers. = Sterilized
Razors and Antiseptic lotions
used with every shave. All new
fixtures. Up to date service
Give Us a Trial.
ANTISEPTIC BARBER SHOP
Have You Seen It?
Seen What ?
llWiv Ihe idea! Vacuum Cleaner
For cleaning Carpets, Rugs Tapestry
Etc.
THE LATEST THING OUT.
Call Phcnj 694 and I will take pleasure in taking it to yor nouse and
pWT’Ttw- demOnst'-tirg to . u what it will do.
' . J. A. STOTV, State Agent
TREAT YOUR FRIEND
to a Brunswick Smoker and It will
linger in his memory like the
strains of a popular song. These
fragrant and luscious cigars are
a delight to the palate without be
ing a drain on the purse. Ycu can’t
find a more satisfactory smoke
for more money in town as you
can get from a Brunswick Smoker
at 5 cents at all stores.
SANTA CLARA CIGAR MFG. CO.,
ORUNSWICK. GA.
ONE CENT A WOHD
WANTED —A first-class porter; good
wages. Hotel Keys;. 2-10
WANTED—Lady cashier. Apply at
once. A. Ka.ser &. Bro.
V.A. , ED —Salesmen, a week and
expenses to men with rig to intr .-
dree poultry and =tock reii. = dies.
-xpenenee unnecessary. Kthabie
company and exclusive territory is
given. ihe Grant Cos., Dept. Bs,
Springfield, Ills.
vv AN, LD lnformation rega:ding
patent which would ue money-mak
er. Only inventor who wishes to
sell direct to manufacturer need an
swer. Give price and description.
L. Darbyshlre. Box 1822—A, Roches
ter, N. Y.
FOR SAl£.
tUR SALE—iawl boat, suitable for
a launch; practically new. Will sell
at a bargain. Wesley Greenfield.
FOR SALE CHEAP—Radium select
cypress shingles for price. Call
phone 45, Altamaba Mills.
FOR SALE —A splendid pair of well
broken goats with new double har
ness. Apply to Dunwody Atkinson,
Jr., 1021 i nfen street. 2-Iti
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Offices, business houses
and residences in all sections of the
city. Call on Albert Fendig & Cos.
FOR RENT —The store we occupy.
Leavy & 0., 213 Grant street.
LOST.
LOST —Piedmont orange-colored bicy
cle. taken by mistake from 2\>)
Mansfifle’d sm-.-t; u good reward if
returned to owner, \V. H. Martin,
210 ManslUld street. 2-21.
FOUND.
FOUND—C ml man’s bicycle in fair
ly good shape. Owner can huv.
.-anil- . v describing property and
p:'-> lug for this ad. M. L. Jacks i;>,
111! Oglethorpe St.
FOUND- Solid gold Rebekah Odd Fel
lows pin. Owner can have same
1 v idi ntifyiiig ar.J paying for this
advertisement.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUI TABLE REWARD will lie j aid for
return to V.ylcy suiar; of hyp rcbe;
black outside a: para Inside.
Lost i-iUuday night near Mallory
dock. 2-]4
MEN- Oi-r illustrated catalogue ex
plains how we teach barber Trade
in few weeks, mailed free. Moler
Barber College, Atlanta, Ga. 2-12.
rniUt' STENOGRAPHER—C. P.
Goodyear, Jr. H. W. Gale &■ Com
-1 ally's office, phone JCJ.
RfP.r.EH STAMPS —Metal stamps,
baggage checks, badges, seals. Will
B. Fain.
KINDLING WOOD for sale, SI.OO per
barrel, delivered. Strictlv cash.
Phone 452.
Soldier Baiks graatti Piet.
-' seemed j T. A. Store, a civil war
"eteran, of Kemp, Tey„ that a plot
isted between a desperate lung
‘rouble and the grave to cause his
death, “i contracted a stubborn cold,"
he writes, "'hat developed a cough
that stuc* to me, in spite of all reme
dies, for years. .My weight ran down
to Kio ; unds. Then I began to uso
Dr. King's New Discovery, which re
stored my health completely. I now
weigh ITS pounds.” For severe colds,
c! ■ tinate coughs, hemorrhages, asth
ma and to prevent pneumonia it's un
rivaled. 5 c and $L 0. Trial bottle
free. Guarantc dby Rose Drug Store.
Washington Or.oe Gave Up
to three doctors; was kept in bed
for five weeks. Diced poison front a
(Spider’s bite caused large, d"ep sores
to cover his leg. The doctors failed
and then T.ucklen's Arnica Salve
completely cured m-\” writes John
Washington, of Bcsqueviilc*. Tex. For
hums ari't niles its su
preme. 25c at Rose’s Drug Store.
To Cure a Cold ;n "ns Day.
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let ■. Druggists refund money if it
.ail? to cure. E. V>. Grove's signature
is on each box. ?se.
rtt c.nicjHA,. i.x*'nvi •'•■v.'vxp.vpvr
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COV-iIViN J HOtfFY AMP ?
| Very Serious 1
5 It is a very serious matter to zzl: $
{ f-r obw medicinr and have tho m
”' ron € one given you. For this 1
J rtscoa we urge ycu i-j bv-ine f
% to be careful to get the genuine— £
„ the drop and £ _ ;
SLACK- OPAUGh |
Liver Medicine
6 Vfce reputation cf this rid, relic- p
• tie -nedicinr, for constipatio-i, ;-. S
tei clgeihon and liver trouble, is Httz- ■
x ‘-■ established, it does net imit--;- ij£
| -ther madidhes. I* is bett.-r r'zn •§
, ethers, ;r would not be tli- fa- S
>J vorite liver feeder, with a li- gcr ®
ii sale than all ethers combined. ° M
{ zois m ~j~-t f-