The Brunswick times. [volume], February 13, 1900, Image 4

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FEBRUARY RETAILING AT THE BEE HIVE,
It is between seasons now, we must clear out all winter goods, we owe it to
our patrons to always show new seasonable lines. The stocks demand pruning
and we have wielded the Knife all over the store. We have to move the goods
before we get in the bulk of our spring stock. Note the following:
I finrn WWwHlw our entire
Lnutu ""‘' k Ir< SUk , “ co “ ° (
, which w turn big (tuck, nnd divided
* them up into 6 lots at quick hailing’
t f
[ Lot No. 1 per yd. 4 t-4c
5 No. 2 per yd. 9c
No- $ per yd 17 1-2
No. 4 rer yd. 25c
I No. 5 per yd. 33c
No. 6 per yd- 49c
[ This lot includes the
! handsome bow knot de-*
I sign.
i DRESS GOODS
I ab b are 38 in- German
* Henrietta cloths in all
colors, this w’k per yd 69c
! READY MI APRIL
1 at half price'.
[ Ready made skirts,
' tailor made suits, capes
, jackets, etc.
BLANK BOOkS
Full and complete stock
for 19(H).
Standard Diary’s
All Sizes.
Fleming & Waff’s
THE QUAKERS ARE ,
HONEST PEOPLE.
fThe Quaker
Herb Tonic m
not onl y a
'oi blood puritVar,
but Blood
im for Fair,
F*- wcsfc and de
bilitated pen
plo who have
• P
no strength nor blood, It act* ah a
tonlo, it regulates (Mgastion, onro* riya
.pepeia and lends strength and lone to
the nervous system, tt la u medicine
for weak women. It la a purely vege
table medicine and can be taken by
the moat delieale. Kidney Diseases,
Rheumatism and all Dk .iron of the
Blood, Stomach and nervou soon suc
cumb to ita wonderful effect* upon tho
human system.' Thousands of ."oplo
in Columbus rooomnmnd it. Price II (X)
QUAKER PAIN HALM is tho modi
clco that the Quaker Doctor made a'.! of
bis wonderful quick euros with. -
new and wonderful medicine tor
ffl*. .Toothache, Backache, nhfna-
Mem, Sprains, Pel a In
all pain can bo relieved by
Mo. Quaker mouiolucj wale
by all druggist*.
Notice of the First in the
District court of the states, for the
Kae’ern Division of District of
Georgia, In
In Die matter-of isoii.luinki-vii't.
In bankruptcy.
To the Sigmund I.o\lsmi.
of Bruoawick. m ol tilynu and ilis
trlct aforesaid. aJ^^Mßpt:
Notice is that on the anili day of
January I orison " a .!>..>
adjudicated and Dial llic flrsl inn'l
lug of lie held at ttrnnw oh. :o
Glynn day of Febrnan . \. D.
UK)', at fomnam, at nhioli m
the said mar ainnd, proic their
claims, examine tho hank
rupi, ami
com. Meß*• A . j CB(>V vn ,
Itelereo In Bankroi Icy.
listed si B^Mwirk, Georgia,this Dm llolli day
or
i.L. 1 an el
quent lav^^ff preacher, lie advocate*
Sunday rcßm Id anew way. All
tbinkeri iflbt to hear bun .—The
Christian jPrdvooate.
MtPitea of Paogle
Testify f.ha merit* of Manner Salve
In ouriiflpile*. It is guaranteed. \V.
J. Butt J
ThMFour Lucieres at the
opera Mouse tonight
KID GI.OVEI3
List season wc carried over a great many Kid
Cloven, tide tcaaon, if out pricea will assist ue
not a pair will be left. We have dome splendid
1 values worth 11.00 to 11,25 pet pair in all the
now colorings. Now wo are soiling them at, per
79c
m II Pillow Ml
We have a lot of odd pieces and widths of
sheeting and casing which were purchased be
fore the rise in cottons, tho goods are makes
eucli as Boston mills, 1 as’.kwood, Androscog
gin, etc. und which we wish to close out as we
have anew brand onroute. We will place the
altove on sale Monday morning. Examine them
please and you will notgodd-by reduotionaattch
as will interest yon.
NEW MIESSF
Beautiful Alloyors in tho very newest effects
1 lilt
(tt In
Is ready for Business
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 81.00
Irish Potatoes, per pk, 20
Fresh Egg? 13
Orange Blossom Flour 21 lbs. 50
Rirerdale Flour 21 lbs, 55
Ballard's Obelisk Flour 21 lbs, 55
Green Diamond Flour 21 lbs, 55
My old friends and the pub
lic generally are cordially
invited to come and inspect
my stock.
A. C. JEFFERS,
219 Newcastle street,
Opposite Fleming l Waffs.
FREE PSiro j
KIDNEY DISEASES
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
CniCV’O KIDNEY CURE ill
iULI I O Guaranteed Remedy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c. and SI.OO.
\V. J. Butt*.
THE BRUNSWICK TIMfeS TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 13 1900
DrUMAUTQ ou r White
uLlunimlo Goods sale
left us with quite a few
remnants of Embroide
ries, White Goods, Dim
ities, etc. The goods
are all new but slightly
mussed from display,
special prices are attach
ed! Also a lot of rem
nants of dress goods—
Silks, Liipngs, etc which
go at half price.
OUTING GLOIH Lrz
us after February, so take
your pick Monday morn
ing of our 8, 10 and 12c
qualities per yard sc*.
ADT nep’T A,l °. ur sofa
nil I ULP I cushion tops
at half price.
NOTE-Ask about the
Decore Work,
TO RAFFLI THE BUQGT.
Fr This Will Oootr Tosight At
Ik* Brui'wiok B )*k Co’s. Sto't.
The nflle of the buggy now on exhi
bition at the etore of the Brunswick
Hook Cos, will osour et that place to
night comnipnoiog at 7 o’clock and much
interest It being manifeeted therein
All bolding ohanoee or who with to
take part io the r*fH will pleata ba
on hand promptly.
i,boats would frighten many people who
are not afraid of germs. Yet the germ i
the real danger. If this microscopic ani
malism could be magnified to a site In
proportion to Its deadlinets it would show
up like a giant python, or fire breathing
dragon. The one faot to remember le tbet
the germ la powerlesa to harm the body
when the blood is pure, It Is tar easier to
keep the germ out then to drive it out after
it obtain* a hold on the aystam. Dr.
I’ierce’a Golden Medioal discovery la the
moat powerful and perfect of blood purify
ing medicinal. It Increaaea the quantity
at wall aa the quality of the blood, and en
able* the body to realat diaeaae, or to throw
it off if diaeaaehae obtained a footing iu
•ome weak organ. Whenever the digee
tion la Impaired, the nutrition of the body
is dumnlahad, for the blood ie made from
the food which ie eaten, and half dtgeeted
food cannot eupply the body with blood In
quantity and quality adequate to ite needs.
For this condition there is no remedy
equal to “Golden Medical Discovery.” It
cures ninety-eight out of every hundred
who give it a fair trial. When there ie
oonatipatlon Dr. Heroes Fleaeaut Pellets
will promptly relieve and permantly cure
Bardta Seed-
On account of the scarcity of gar
den seed, there will he sold, in all
irobability, tbia year a good many
worthless seed. Be eure 301 buy from
a reliable house. None better than
Charles E. Friend & Cos., Machester,
Va. Send for their catalogue. It will
be mailed on application .
FOR KENT.—Several furnished or
uofurniabed rooms. Apply to Mr*.
Day, 40LG etreet.
“I had bronchitis every winter for years
and no medicine gave me permanent re
lief until I began to take One Minute
Cough Cure. 1 know it ia the best cough
medicine made," eaya J. Koonte, Corry,
Pa. It quickly cure* coughs, colds, croup,
asthma, grippe and throat and lung troub
le*. It it the children’* lavorlte remedy,
Cures qufckly. W. J. Butta.
aipd piayep§
/ft <§foe (Spared.
<% Quy 3c 9Zcofc.
The advent of traveling theatrical
companies In towns and cities in which
they are booked it alwaye
more or less herjfo-d through lengthy
and often exaggerated praises, printed
in ohoioe spaces of the daily press, or
with artistic lithographs, gyr dgahy,
multicolored bilM posters, or by the
loud fanfares of tympanutu-pierofng
bras* bands, or through other sundry
and divers vaunted methods. The pub
lic deceived and duped,
attraction not meeting with the ex
pectations aroused by these vtrfout
means of vain boasting notices.
.Ml
lint, forsooth! when a company ar
rives introduced end pseaenled to the
theatre-goers through the reproduc
tions and rs-printing of the best press
r
notioes, emanating from the critics of
the leading big dailies, this
with unassuming, plain, yellow bill
posters, bearing the modkat inscrip
tion, in black letters, "James Yourg
in Lord Byron," tbs cultured admirers
of the drams should have been able to
disoern that a treat was in store for
them last Wednesday and Thursday
nights at the Urand.
Hut it seem*, judging by the small '
bouses, that this was not the case. It
la certainly disheartening. Manager
Woltle and the Hrat-clas* attractions
oan hardly be expeoted to book and be
booked foi the mere glory of playing
to losing buainets, to auob a lukewarm
publio. I understand that owing to
• uob indifferent and poor patronage
that “The Christian," one of the great
metropolitan suocesaes, and one of the
lloeat productions on the road, bandied
by llrat-olaa* artiata, will more than
likely canoel its date* here, not wish
ing to lose ita prestige of playing to
orowded bouses by being advertised as
acting to empty seats, and also on ac
count of the flnancal loss.
t i 4
Tb* Lird Byron company was de
oidedly the best play seen here in many
years, dames Voung has fully earned
the praise which has been lavished
upon him in every city where he has
graced their stages with bis genteel,
polished and high bred personality, in
the title role of the p : ece which he
portrays with such vigor and also with
exquisite nonchalance. Rida Louise
Johnson, the writer of ibis production,
shared tho honors of the star in the
role of the pses.oaate aud handsome
uouotesa Varjoli. The feature of tbit
drama is its tldelity of soenery, drape
ry, furniture, costumes, arms, etc, all
|of the period in wbloh tbs action is
enacted, in its most insignificant de
tails. Lady Jersey, however, should
not light her alcohol lamp with parlor
matches.
t t ?
Toe support of Mr. James Young is
hors llgoe, which is not always the
oase with atari who often surround
themselves with mediocre talent to
thine the brighter. ToE.vonßerg
grun, at Baron Nubenfeldr, devolves
the task of amusing the audience,
whioh he does to perfection in bit in
imitable, comical, vain endeavor* to
make a lot of amateur* rehearse a
■ong. James Young told me that he
intended toUur next season in anew
grand production by the same versa
tile author, bit amiable wife, Mias
Johnson. I hope that Brunswick will
be on his rout*.
t t t
Mayor Bridgee Waitb opened his
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[“Housework is had woA without Gold Dust"]
WASHING CROCKS AND
MILK VESSELS
A great cl:.’ depends upon the care of crocks
paa In wh’ch *r!!k is kept. They should be
waalicj e ©o# as rossibie after being used.
Rin-v Rrit riir MJ. Ytter, then wash thorough)/
insi4 ~*•■ . r*.* : !-**. lot water* in which enough of
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Tltg a' eve tg 'a. on 1 1 >Ar f row booklet
* UOLtffcX P.ULU. t'o& UOUBL .OJA***
Scut tre * tm twjovrt tv
THE *. K. /*!*** CO**IAIY,
Chae*. mulMdmf-**- !*♦% Boston.
Hsrrmaaa, the Qrsat.
Tonight the great and only Herr
mann will place before the amusement
living pub'ic of Brunswick the mort
startling and original program of
magic ever aeon open tb* local stage.
Besides bi* marvelous eleigbf-of-hand,
a number of sensational illusions will
serve to thoroughly mystify bis audi
ence. Several high-olasa vaudeville
artiats from the leading musto hall* of
Europe, including-tbe only “Lone,’’
are a special feature of the program.
The entertainment is a veritable fea t
of magic, mirth aud mystery.
His programme cont tins besides sev
en! high class vaudevljl- interpola
tions. “Sjlaref," the beautiful epec
tacular dancer, beads tbs list, A more
beautiful vision than "Silaret” in the
midst of her sk’llfully onitruoted
111. HI IS.
The world famous
piestidigitator
HERMANN
THE GREAT.
The famous entertainer of
Europe and the Orient.
NEW AND SHU
SENSATIONS AND ILLUSIONS
The Mysterious Tub of
Xeptune; The Veiled Lady;
Marvelous Legerdemain and
Feats of Prestidigitation.
Interpolated Vaudeville
The Queen of Light,
ARRT,
The beautiful spectacular drape
ry dancer.
The monarchs of the muaiotl world
4LUCIERS-4
Introducing the noted blind cornetisr,
MR. .T. R. I.UCIER.
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liibt<end; breatV'k* cloude| if lace
can faarliy b - im gin Her dances
were b wilder rglj beautiful in their
riot o' color and fA’as’ic movement
and m. more magnificent >ffect- have
ever b’en oroduoed on the stage. Sbe
prr sen's live o' her late*'d •oe cst-
Stimi here, to- -it: “Nighr," ‘‘K.taia
te t,”"Si ,” -*L Ty,” ffnd "Fire.”
The 4 L- o'ers w.il play in many
mu ical instruments aud introduce
min; mu icai novel i-s. Mr. J. Rf
Luoi r, w to i-s 'o' v’ly b ind, wili ren
d r many nm-ictl r. vlties on tie
cornet. Ttie 4 Looter* depend upon
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their skill with murical instruments 'O
entertain their aud oners, and are dir
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