The Brunswick times. [volume], April 01, 1899, Image 1

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r WiAre Offering Some Rare Bargains in High Grade Sewing Machines to Close Them Out, J. A. Montgomery, 503 Gloucester Street.
Fresh Vaccine^
Vaccination Shields
Browns
Company,
* ■p>'atnouß for its delicate anil laatii g
Magrance, “Extreme Violet." Brown
M' It Cos.
MH. S. McCrary if you want a
* iu| y ■
.g see our Queen Louise Violet
®onp. jßLwn Drug Cos.
3m ohatanqua, Al
r bany. 2-9. the Plant Sys
’ will sell round trip tickets, Bruns
% Wick to Albany and return, at rate
16 34. Ticket to be hoM April Ist and
9tb inclusive, with tlnal limit of three
and * —•“ date Of
GRi\
• _ .__ •■ , jßu M i
Eastman Kodak,
' Thai’s the kind we have
froml|3.so to $25.00.
ALL KINDS
Photographic Supplies,
BUTTS DRUG STORE.
For tbe occasions of the Annual
State Conference Kpwortb League
which meets in Columbus, Ga,. April
13 and 18,1899, the Plant System will
sell round trip tickets at rate of SjLBO.
_ ....
IVeckwearv
We have just received a beautiful line
of Ladies Neckwear; also a nice line
of Collar Clasps, Shirt Waists, Wrap
pers Skirts, Etc.
Call and see us before buying else
where. We can save you money.
TO BRUNSWICK TIMES.
Pulitzer Leaves.
Joseph Pulitzer, owuer of the Hew
York World, who has been spenjlirg
the season at Jekyl Island, olub, re
lumed yesterday to New York accom
panied by hi* private secretary and
servants .
/ H. 8. McCrary baa brought hii n(
his stylish horses and pretty buggies
up from Jekyl and they will be ready
for hire Paster Sunday,
Easter presents that are the latest,
at Kennon Motts’a the jeweler.
Tickets to be sold April 13 and 14 with
limit to April 17. All leaguers from
Brunswick desiring a comfortable
trip quick sch dule, etc,, will
find it to their interest to use Ihe Plant
System line.
MARGE MAKES
A GOOD RECORD.
Exports and Imports for the Period
Are Very i n
co.uraging.
*
COATWISE SHIPMENTS INCREASE.
Naval Storei Have Bttn Skipped Ext-n
--aive'y T ta' Amount of Commoroo
Or r $1,000,000.
— f-
The exporta and imports for the
month of March have been very good
and by Reference to the hooka of Capt.
Otto Jobaunesaen, it is found that the
volume of business bandied amounts
up in the niillious.
This month there were 40 vessels
of*ali classts, representing 117,354 tons,
which entered the port and as many
cleared. The vessels which sailed car
ried tbouaauds of tons of freight which
have great valuta.
Ihe foreign and domestic exports
were as fellows: 12,501 bales .of cole
ion, 919 tu'es of sheeting, 1,350 barrels
of ootlon seed oil, 7 barrels of Ur, 45,-
391 barrels of rosin, 3,930 casks of
spirits turpentine, 7,800,000 i'eet lum
ber, 72,300 shingles, 115,939 ee |
239 tons of
ou||pu seed, 3,3(12 tons phosphote, 1,309
tons of pig ition, 950 tons of cotton
seed meal, 0,112 auvee, 533,000 feel
of ami M ton* *1 cotton ■ aWd
cake which 6
738.-
■ Tile foreign and
bad a valuation ol $001,350 which,
added to the exports show a volume
of business amounting to
KBW • •
.:. HUB
And Kiver Hearts and
Animal Bangles are
all tlie go.
see our new line* Just
received. . . .
mriHE ii Jim.
KENNON MOTT,
Thu .Jeweler, 21n NpwchK ie &t.
TfifK >)' Wire daily from Washington, otiicia)
Inspector of watches for Southern IGifl
way.
Order your Easter turnout from H,
8. McCrary.
Souvenir opening at the Bee Hive
today.
The Southern railway announces a
rate of one fare for the trip to Colum
bn*, lift., account of tlie state confer
ence Kpworth League. Ticket* on
sale 13 and 14, limited April 17.
Prompt service, polite drivers, nice
rigs, at 11, 8 McCrary’s
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine* Tablets
All druggists refund the Tnoiie? ft it
fails to cure. 25 cents. 'Tin gcnalus
as L. B. Q. on each tadet.
BRUNSWICK 6A„ S TtRDAY MORNING, APRIL ). U 99
ill hr ii not
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The Filipino Capital Was Captured
S By Storm Yesterday.
ODS LOSS 1 KILLED AND 19 MJIED.
The Stars and Stripes Now Float Over Malolos While (Sen,
Mae Arthur Continues in Pursuit of the Fleeing
Enemy “l ndei*Aguinaldo’s Leadership”
•
Washington, March 31. —The war department at 1:30
o’clock this afternoon made public the following dispatch
from Gen. Otis'.
“Manila, March 31.—Adjutant General, Washington:
Mae Arthur captured Malolos at 10:15 this morning.
Enemy retired after slight resistance and firing city. Hall
had quite a severe engagement beyond Mariquina. Casu
alties twenty. Enemy driven. Otis.”
OUR LOSS VEYR LIGHT.
Washington, March 31.—General Otis cables this af
ternoon that a portion of the troops are resting at Ma
lolos. A |jqrge portion of the city has been destroyed by
fire. The American casualties in attacking the capital
were one killed and fifteen wounded.
Genial Hall has returned with his troops to his for
position nurth of Manila.
iigP
hoisted amid cheeßßjßß|PPfcaii troops at 10 o’clock
this morning. The city wjis first entered by the First
Montana and Twentieth Kansas regiments. On entering
the
to tnejowarbe to re leaving. The preside
ing to the mountains ter
ror stricken, cWvved that further vigorous
resistance is at a^md,
The only prisoners captured in Malolos were a few
Chinamen. They report that Aguinaldo left the city on
WednesdajygpflThe principal citizens of the place left the
city on the same day, taking all the household goods and
live stock they could drive. Most of the rebel forces
moved yesterday back from Malolos.
MASSED AT CALUMPIT
Manila, March sl Later advices today from scouts
report and 3,000 Filipinos are massed at
£alumpit, six miles from Malolos, where they can retreat
across the river into Pompana piovince General Mac-
Arthur has started troops after them. The country is
very rough, greatly delaying the advance of artillery and
cavalry. Mac Arthur’s orders are to press forward without
waiting for artillery, as he realizes that any delay in fol
lowing up the enemy will only encourage them to niaka
further resistance.
Peach phosphate 5 cents a glass.
Brown Drug l,'o.
A. C. Jeffers will sell 18 pounds of
the best granulated sugar for $1 .00.
This for ten days only.
Messengers respond promptly from
Chas. A. Clark’s messenger service.
’Phone 141 Y.
Uandrud removed and hair given
new life and vigor hy Cnas. A. Clark’s
magic hair tonic.
Get in line and buy a kodak. Sold
at Butts’ drug store.
For Rent—Two 3 room cottages.
I Apply at 204 Howe street,
Extrema Violet superior to all
others. Brown Drug Cos.
Chas. A. Clark’s magic hair tonic
removes dandruff. Call at barber
shop and have it applied.
Razors, perfumery and soap in the
best grades sold by Chas. A. Clark,
the barber.
The moat delicious and refreshing
of all drinks. Peach Phosphate.
Brown Drug Cos.
If you need a tins razor, soap or
perfumery, call up Obae. A. Clark’s
barber ebop.
Don’t
<A I’itil to examine two new decorations in
China—green and gold, and blue and gold
—just received. We carry all of our China
in open stock and supply a full dinner set
or one piece.
Brunswick - Book - Cos.
A. 0. Jailers will sell.you one dozen
fancy tumblers for 30 cents.
Souvenir opening at the He Hive
today.
One dozen fancy goblets for 45
cents at A. C, Jeffers.
Souvenir opening at the Bee Hive
today.
The floe hoists which have been
hauling raiUfouairee, statesmen and
Presidant McKinley are for hire at 11.
S. MoCrary’e.
Easter presents in jewelery are al
ways appropriate. Kenriß Mott,
the jeweler,
A- C. Jeffers sells 5 large packages
washing powder and 5 bars of soap for
25a.
Messrs. Ke&ny <fe Bailey, the enter
prieing grocers arts giviugjpway S2O
in silver patr<K. By refer
ence to their advertisement, the
scheme of'how tlie money is to be dis
tributed, can be learned,
Be vaccinated ! Fresh vaccine and
vaccination shields at lintts’ drug
store.
Eight oents per pound for best im
ported macaroni at A . C. Jeffers; ten
days only.
Guaranteed to cure. Faber’s chill
and fever tonic. Butts’ drug store.
Notice Extraordinary..^
#MRS- CORA JOHNSON, the expert
demonstrator of “HER MAJESTY’S
CORSETS,” will till a special one
week’s engagement at our store com
mencing March 27th and ending April
Mrs. Johnson will be glad to explain
the merits of this Celebrated Corset and
give fittings, thus illustrating its superior- GfcjJf
ity over others.
Engagements can be made with Mrs.
Johnson by mail or telegraph. /
We desire to be distinctly understood \ I J/Mlwk.
that ladies will not he expected to pur
chase a corset after a fitting is made unless
§they so desire.
A special room has been selected for fit
“ Her Majesty's Corset”
is not the Cheapest but the Best.
‘•HER MAJESTY’S CORSET” in Fit, Wear and Com
fort is Unsurpassed. It ia worn by well dressed
women. Endorsed by Pbyaioiaiie and Modistes.
A. Kaiser & Bro.,
PRICE FIVE CE i
On account of quarantine regulations
direct steamship oonneotioi a, tetween
Port Tampa and Havana will be dis
continued. Steamship “Yarmouth”
making her last trip south bound
March 28th. Service via Key West to
Havana will remain m changed.
If you want to go driving in style
gat t rig from H. S. MeOrary.
Seven cents per pound for railroad
baking powder at A. C. Jeffers.
Kodaks from $2.80 J t01525. Come in
and let us show you one. Butts’ drug
store.
New buggies, stylish horses, at 11,
!i. McCrary’s
At Chas. A. Clark’s barber shop tine
razors, perfumery and soaps aie sold
at reasonable prices.
Tooth brushes guaranteed, 25 uegts,
Brown OiAigCo.
Tr’esh vaooine and vacoiuation
shields at Butts’ drug store.
King up ’phone 14IY when you
want a messenger. Prompt and re
liable service ia my motto, Cfaas A.
Clark, the barber.
Sourenir opening at tlie Bee Hive
today.
llow about an Easter buggy ride !*
See H. S. MoCrary if you want to go
in style.
Easier novelties at KeDnon Mott’s
the jeweler,