The Brunswick times. [volume], February 09, 1900, Image 1

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VOLUMI. II; NO.
BROWN DRUG COMPANY
Cash Rebate
Druggists.
Painter’s Material and Supplies at
ACTUAL COST
To Close Out That Line.
Froat Bite* acd Chilb’aias
Quickly cured by Banner Stive, the
moat healing remedy in tha world.
W. J. Bntta.
Our Special Mixture brought a cer
tain cow up from two quarts to fifteen
quart! in leas than two weeks. Bur
nett’s Feed S’ore.
BoGtors^.
lieccommeml Leibig’s Extract of
Malt. It’s a great tonic and health
builder.
We have lots of it.
W J BUTTS, The Druggist.
“On the Corner.”
FOl'ND— Collarette. Owner can
k lure nine by proving, and
Qi l1 1 e £ for tbir 1
Office.
' TljJfcdern cure fur
fcoaflJpi<..n at..! JSp®fßl||§ c “
Hirer*.
pjjggtest
See our new line of LADIES’
NECKWEAR just received*
Ladies §kicte —x
m Flannel Waists, Jackets,
Capes, Eiderdown .Jackets
L * AT COST,
Aevys.
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES.
Ohapman-Warrsa Cos.
Seats are now on *ale for the en
gagement of the Chapman-Warren
Cos., which begins Friday night of tbia
week. The opening attraction will
be, “Man and Ilia Maater.” Price*
are 10. 25 and 85 cent*.
MORPHINE, lOpium, Laudanum,
Cocaine Habit. Myself cured. Will
inform you of harmless, permanent
borne cure. Mart S. Baldwin,
Box 1212, Chicago.
Advertise In The Tlmea
FAIR MEETING
AND EASINESS LEAGUE
Will Meet At Brobston, Fendig &
Ce's Office—Business League
“to Be Organized.
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BRUNSWICK.
Everysoe Who Ii Interested in Our Futars
Welfare Should Not Fail to Be
in Attendants.
There will be a meating of the
Southeastern Fair Association next
Monday night at Brobston, Fendig A
Co’s, office at which it ie dot: rod to or
ganize the Toung Men’s Business
League of Brunswick.
This a mattar of grsat importance to
• vary man wbois interested in Btuns
wiok’s growth and should meet the
approval of everyone, at no city of
any importance is without a Business
League. Come out and push the fair
and Business League .Monday night,
at Brobston, Fendig it Co’s, office at
8 o’clock.
“Th* Lin of Gold is Grsat;’’
The loss of health is more. Health is lost
by neglecting to keep the blood pure, but
is is regained by purifying, enriching and
vitalising tiie blood with the great health
reotorer, Hood's Sarsaparilla, Thousand*
who thought health had been permanent
ly lost have been made perfectly well by
taking this great medicine. Your experi
ence may be the same.
Bead’s Pills ere gentle yet always effective.
** fj, %.i • >j,r
Juat reived, a .lot-*J nice half
grown chiokens. G.>ing vary fait.
’l’bune us at once, before too lata.
Ifarper’a. ’Phone 108.
Oortoa's Minitrili.
Tbursday, Feb. 18, Qorton’s Famous
New Orleans Minetrelr, the oldest and
one of the beat white minstrel* on the
road, will appear at the opera borne.
Some of|tbeir olaims to excellence are
more refinement, high class acts and
new features, nothing bordering on
the coarse and vulgar. Gorton’s
Grand Solo Band will give two oon
corte, and a matchless street parade
will be given at noon. Seats go on
sale Monday. Prices are only 2fi, 35,
50 and 70 oents .
W. L. Yancey, Paducah, Ky. writes,
“X had a severe case of kiduey disease
and three of the best physicians in
southern Kentucky treated me without
success. I was induced to try Foley’s
Kidney Cure. The first bottle gave
immediate relief and three bottleecured
me permanently. I gladly reoommend
this wonderful remedy. W. J. Butte.
Edward Thomson is an eminent
lawyer-preacher who has done much
for .Sunday Reform.—Memphis (Tenn)
Commercial.
Russell’s Chill and Fever
Tonic ' is acknowledged to
he the Best on the market
every bottle guaranteed. For
sale by W, J. Butts and I’.
N. Bishop.
eeo, Barbee, Mendota. Va., saye, ‘-Noth
ing did me so much good as Kodol ,I>ys
pepsia Cure. One dose relieved me, a few
bottlee cured me.” it digests what you
eat and always cures dyspepsia. W. j.
Butts.
BMJNSWIOE GA. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9 1900
MISTING OF COUNCIL.
The Board •( A’dsrmsn Meet io Regular
StisUn aid Traniaotßantiie Baaiieii.
Ltit night all tbe mimbera of oouu
oil wire present except the three
Aldermen Branham, Briemiok
and Bloodwortb, and epeedily die
patchedgtbe following work:
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA
TIONS.
Prom Mrs. S, Watkins, aaking that
council reconsider lta action in mak
ing licenae on junk dealer!, dealing
in metal*. $500.00 per annum, eto., re
ferred to License committee.
From Cyrus Hick*, asking to have
amount of taxes paid on town com'
mona lot. No. 101, between (Jordon
and Jobneon atreete, refunded, ac
count making erroneous retarns, ate ,
referred to Committee on Taxes and
Revenues.
From Otto Jubannenaen, offering
200 of bia shipping reoord pamphlet*
to council for $BO.OO, Motion that 100
oopies be bought at $15.00, carried.
From Itumaine McCullough, asking
permit to wooden bailding on
old town Bay lo| No. 31, for blaok
smitb shop, referred to Committee on
Building Permits, with power to aot.
Reynolds, aaking to
erect a one storg frame building on
new town lot No. 1011, granted.
The ordinance amending the Sewer
age ordinance in regard to fees, was
plaoed upen it's seoond and third read
ings, and passed.
Ob, Mr. Harper does keep sueh nice
freeh eggs-and you will always And
his pricss to b* the lowset.
IN BUYING
Sllterware you should eierclse a
little Juilgmont. Hmeml>er, all ti
not gold that glitters; and some
dialers are willing to handle Inte
rior goods that look “Just as nice,’
hut they wont stand any wear.
Yon can find the trade mark of
erery. reputable manufacturer of
ailterwarr stamped on our goods
and the prices are just as reason
able in proportion to the quality of
the goods we beep.
Call and look; yon are welcome
KENNON MOTT,
JEWELER
215 NEWCASTLE STREET.
jQfr
Time by wire daily from Washington.
O/Mcial inspector of watches for So. Jty
JAMEB TOUNGL
Visits |the Glynn Oeaaty Academy on
Mansleld Strut.
Yesterday at noon, to tba delight
and pleasure of four huodrad pupils
of th Mansfield street school, Mr.
James Young, tbs refined and poliabad
aotor, delivered an addrais at 12
o’elook noon, on “Tba Lift and Char
acter of Lord Byron,” giving a naw
view of tba charaatar of the famoas
poat. Tba apaakar kapt bia listener*
highly Interested throughout tba de
livery of his rsmark*. He followed
same with striking rendition* of sev
eral of the best poems of Byron. Re
sides the soboolchildren, fifteen teach
ers and about fifty visitors shared In
the Intellectual treat.
If you have catarrh, rheumatism or dys
pepsia, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be
cured as thousands of others have been.
1 have lots of nice things to tell you
about, bnt am talking nothing except
fresh country eggs today. Only 140.
per dozen. Harper. ’Cbooe 163.
TAYLOR WILL
HAVE TO SIGN
The End Of Kentucky’s Polit'-
ioal Troubles Now in
Sight.
FUNERAL OF GOVERNOR GOEBEL.
7,000 People Present To Pay tk* Last
Tribute Te Kentucky’s Governor —
Ssrvieei at Hotel aai Cemetery .
Frankfort, Fab. B.—Governor Tay
lor annoenoed this morning that he
bad taken no action regarding the
Louisville agreement and did not
know whather be would do ao tonight
or not. He liaid there were' aome
thing* ha desired to consider further,
and it would be some time before be
deolded the best thing to do. Not
withstanding the delay in signing the
agreement the opinion is still general
that with some modification* it will
ba accepted in the near future, possi
bly by tbp end of the week. Word wa
•
sent to democratic members last night
that those desiring to attend the fu
neral of Mr. Goebel would be in no
danger from arrest by the soldiers and
being taken to London for attendance
•n the legislature. Many oame back
for the funeral, but will leave at soon
as the funeral is over, uuleis Taylor
signs the agreement.
Goebel’s body lay In state all of last
night, with only a few guards around
tbe door, and very few people passed
through .the "parlor after 8 o’elook.
This morning the ;crowd was evqa,
greater than that of yesterday. By 7
o’clock there waa a stream of people
peering through tha room in whiob
the body lay.
At 11 o’olaok the formation of the
parade began. On Wapplng atieat,
beaded by a platoon of police, gather
ed the members of the oity council, of
ficials and Grand Marshal Murray,
with a dozen mounted aides. On Seo
ond street gathered the numerous lo
•al eaeiatlas aad organizations of citi
zens on foot in grsat numbers and be
hind tb*s*,oarriages in a long raw,and
last of all hundreds of men ou horse
back. Tha parade moved to Broadway
and than wheeled past the capitol
ground*. Thia wai the paint where
trouble wai expected during the day.
Strict orders were lesued regarding
the conduct of the aeldiara and they
have obey ad them to tha letter. Word
was also passed around among demo*
oratio partisan* that no matter what
ooourred they wars to create no dis
turbance and to commit no aota whiob
might lead to retaliation on the part
of the troops. The pararls turned
south to past the Capital hotel, where
tha hearse and the dead goveraor ware
waiting. Simple services had already
been conducted in the parlor of the
hotel, consisting of short soripture
reading by Dr. Taliaferro of tha Meth
odist ohuroh, a solo by Mrs. Jessie 15
Caldwell of Covington, and prayer by
Ur. Schmitt. These had bean for the
friends and immediate relatival of the
family. The ceremonies at the oeme
tery proper were on a much larger
scale and war* intended for the people
at large. Seven tboueand people were
present. Senator Blackburn delivered
the principal oration . He was follow
ed by other prominent democrats.
BRUNSWICK
BOOK COMPANY
New Store.
NEWCASTLE AND MONK STS.
Wright Building.
IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS AND PUPILS.
Th* Vafoiaatien Rules and Regulations
Hereafter Mor# Stringent.
Beginning at once, all teaohera and
pupil* of the public schools will be re
quired to show oertifloates of vaoeina
tion, or other sigus denoting immuni
ty from small pox. The following no
tice from Supt, Orr explains itsalf:
Tbe Board of Education of Glynn
oeunty direot* me to require a certifi
cate of vaooination from each teacher
and eaob pupil in tbe publlo sohools of
the oity and county. In tbe oity
sohools, these oertilloates must be pre
sented by Monday, Feb. 12tb, and In
ttre cpnnty eohools, by Thursday, Feb.
15th . Raoh certificate must be signed
by a physician in good standing, and
must state that tbe person offering it
has a good soar less than three year*
old, or has been successfully vacoina
Owing to the inclemency of
the weather, we will continue
our “White Goods Sale” the
entire weeK.
KAISER BROS.,
TUI OLD RELIABLE.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
ted by tbe physician signing it.
All who refuse to give these certifi
cates, or who stay away frem eohool to
avoid giving them, will be reported to
the authorities. G. J. Orr,
Sept. School*.
That la just what 1 said—egge only
Ho. per dozen at Harper’s. ’Phonfi
188.
WANTED—A place santrally lo
cated to board by a lady in a private
family. Address “B,” 112 Lee St.
WANTED.—With nice family, a
oouple of furnished rooms,suitable for
light lifluse-keeping. No ohiidren.
' Apply at Tune* office.
/
I have lots of fresh country eggs,
going at 140. per doien. Am looking
for the price to fall in a few day*. If
it doea, yon will get the benefit. Har
per. ’Phone 158.