The Brunswick times. [volume], March 17, 1900, Image 6

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This is an opportunity of more than passing importance. Of course you are fa
miliar with such maKes as
PAEU DE SOIE, ARMURE, TAFFETAS
Coupled with oui usual low prices is the opportunity to buy sufficient material for a
siirt length and the necessary linings and have your skirt made free dunug this the
second and last week of our Free Skirt Making Sale.
AT THE DRESS GOODS COUNTER.
Your pick of Serges, Crepons, Bourettes, Sicilian, Henriettas, Etc., Just buy 3
or 4 yards and necessary linings and have the skirt made without any charge,
HOSIERY, ~ , ,
Children’s black, ribbed,
cotton hose, we only have
sizes 5 to 6£. for this week’s
selling per pair .4c
ALLOVERS
Much the prettiest ever
brought to town, and all of
them new. Same with Lace
Embroidery, Etc. Priced
from 65c to $1.15 per yard.
THE BEE HIVE.
A FRESH LOT OF
PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES
JUST RECEIVED.
CAMERAS WITH ALL THE
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
Fleming & Waff’s
JOIN MURRAY HOUND OVER.
Negro Who Aeaanlted Offi ier Sum Grin
John Murray the negro who at
tempted to ehoot Ofllcer Sam G.in a
few days ago tea* given a preliminary
trial yeaterday before Judge Oonuley
and bound over in the autn o( fSOO to
the Superior oourt.
‘•The Strength of Twenty Men.”
When Shakeeprare'cmployed thie phrase
ho referred, of oouree, to healthy, able-bod
iod men If he had lived in these dr.js he
wonld have known that 'men and {women
who are not healthy may become 10 by
taking Hood’a Sarsaparilla. This medi
oine, by making the blood rich and pure
and giving good appetite and perfeot di
gestion, imparts vitaity and strength to
the system. _______
The nen-trritating cathartic— Hood, Plllis
The Quakers Are
Honest People.
t blood purifier, but a
Blood maker for Pale,
Weak and Debilitated
people who have not
strength nor blood. It
acts as a tonic, it regu
lates digestion, cures
d> spepsia and lends
strength and tone to
the nt rveus system. It
is a medicine for weak women. It is a
purely vegetable medicine and can be taken
by the most delicate. Kidney diseases.
Rheumatism and all diseases of the Blood,
Stomach and nerves soon succumb to its
wonderful effects upon the human system.
Thousands of people in Georgia recom
mend it. Price SI.OO.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the medicine
that the Quaker Doctor made all of his won
derful quick cures with It's anew and
wonderful medicine for Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Backache, Rheumatism. Sprains,
Pain In the Bowels; in fact, all pain can be
relieved by it Pticc 25c, and 50c.
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAr, a
medicated soap for the skin, scalp and com
plexion. Price 10c. a cake.
QUAKER HEALING SALVE, a vege
table ointment for the cure of tetter, eczema
and eruptions of the skin. Price W a box.
k FOR SALE BY ' v
Polhill’s Drug Siore
SOFA CUSHION TOPS.
Have you seen the Cake
Walks, Basket of Violets,
all the newest tops? If not,
we have them at poular prices.
PERCALES.,, ,*
New percales combining
the new colors and styles we
have them at 9c and 11c per
yd., such as you pay more for
elsewhere.
PHIL S* FARMER, Prop.
AT THE GRAND.
"The Christian,” aa a play, seems
destined to eclipse the book in
interest, for tba opinion is that th*
drama is batter than the story. A no
vel is onsjtbmg and a play founded
upm.it is and for dra
rnatio purposes.may very properly be
independent in its struoture so long
as the Integrity of Its characters and
the vital incidents of the story arc
maintained, Mr. Cain exercised the
liberty of the dramatist with bis own
story only to the extent absolutely
necessary, and While in some features
the play differs from the book, suoh
only tend to strengthen
the situation and the effect and does
not detract from itie value of the
sory. “The Christian” engagement
here will take plvoe in Wedn sday,
Ma'ch ais*,'
Min Kffi E irar.
The cast, of “The Christian” is an
exceptionally strong one, including
Mist Efti EUser, Ja* favorite in the
South, who has scored the success of
her brilliant career as “Glory Quayle.”
Miss Etlser has many admirers in this
city who will acoord her a royal wel
come. The companyjnumbera 50 peo
ple. Two cars are necessary for the
tranaportatioo of the scenery. Seats
are now on sal', Owing to the length
of the performance the curtain will
rise pr.imp iy.at 9:15
Russell’s Chill and Fever
Tonic, every bottle guaran
teed. For sale by W. J.
Butts and 1. N. Bishop.
CAPES, JACKETS,, , ,
And Tailor Made Suits. Last
call, we have told of them be
fore but this must be the last
time. Your price buys them.
KNICK-KNACKS,, ~
We have quite a lot of de
sirable Sterling Silver and
other novelties suitable for
gifts, prizes, etc-, this week
they are just half price.
THE BEE lIIVE.
PRAIBE FOR JUDBE BENNE r.
- '—Or* *
Brunswiok’s DstinghishefJurist Has the
Csrfldaao* of the People.
Hon. Jo*. W. Bennet. of tbia city,
the distinguished and able judge of
the Brunswick circuit baa certainly
won the confidence of the teiple by
the able and fair {[manner iojwh:cn be
aonduoia the buelness of hisoourta.
The Times has frequently reprinted
deserve! mention of him as expressed
by various editor* of pvpere in com
munitiea In which he serves and it is
with pleasure that the following is
given. The notice appeared rtf the
Morning News correspondent’s ac
oouot from iiaxl-jy of the trial of the
Gooaebys which was reported in yes
terday'a Times and read :
The people of this county congratu
late Judge Bennet upon the stand be
hai tak-n since be has been judge in
upholding and fearlesrly administer
ing the law, They remember his firm
ness In the trial of the Abies rapt
oase la this county last year. Their
conilJence in the impartiality,
promptness and firmness which ebar
aoteriz) bis admii iatration causes
them always to choose to allow the
law to take its course, and to him
much credit is given in the breaking
op of mob violence
THE ROBINSON WILL CAcE.
loteraiting JStrt Now B“i"g Heard By
Ordinary Horace Dart.
Ordinary Horace Dart is now bear
ing arguments from attorneys inter
ested in the Robinson will case. This
is a suit by the Messrs Baird* to se
cure the estate of Miss Ruhinton who
died at their home a few mouths ago.
They claim that elie willed them her
property by word’of] mouih and the
contest against this claim Dyeing
made by the administrator. Messrs
Crovatt and Whit field and R. Ernest
Dart represent the Bairds and Mesrrs
Sparks and Twit’y the adm'nistrator
Aboul $6,000 worth of property is in
volved.
Baoklen’s Arnioa Salve.
The best salve in the world for outs,
bruises, seres, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, obilblatns
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, no no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect eatis
faotion or money refunded. Price 26
oaot. For '• by *!' druggists,
SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 17 1900
BRITISH CONTROLLING
TIE SITUATION
"■k
At Various Important Points in the
Enemy’s Own Country.
LORD ROBERTS IS VERT CHEERFUL
Whi't the People of Great Britain are Don
tent to Await Pnrtk‘r Developments —
How Troopi Aro Consolidating.
I.ondon, March 16—Gret Britain
ia quite content to listen for a few
days to the acclamation of the people
of Bloemfontein and permit tbe troops
to enjoy a few day*' rest before ex
pecting further success. Lord Rob
erts made a quaint speech to the
Guards at Ctoemfontein and express
ed pride in their eplendid march of 38
miles io 28 boors and gave ample as
surances of bis ultimate design.
“Through a small mistake,” said
Lord Roberts, “I hare not b en able
to march into Bloemfontein at the
head of the brigade as l intended. I
promise you, however, I will lead you
into Pretoria.”
General Gatacre is bolding Betbulie
and tbe whole line south of Bloemfon
tein is now In the hands of the British
General Brabant’s column having
crossed the Orange river after a forced
inarch and General Clements’ column
being across at Vanxyl, the three col
umns will form an army of 12.000 to
15,000 men, which are expeoted to re
place the forces of Lord Roberts at
Bloemfontein as he pushes northward.
Just where tbe Boers will attempt to
oppose that march ia an important
question, hut it cannot be easily an
swered until General Joubert is more
definitely located. Further news hss
reach’d tbe outside world from Mefe
klng, dated Fridsy, Marob 0, showing
that though tbe garrison is in bard
strait* they are buoyed up by the
knowledge that their plucky tight ia
appreciated at borne.
Ceoi! Rb'd'i and Peact.
Ilian interview published at Cape
Argus Cecil Rh ides is quoted as say
ing:
“I feel strongly that we cannot have
peace io South Africa ao long a* ws
have in the republic a ral'ying ground
for disloyalty and disaffection. To go
further, 1 do not think we oan safely
federate till we have bad. some years
a orown colony government. Person
ally I have done with the bun^’
. a
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Curative of stomach, 1 ver, intesti
nal and kidney diseases-, also effioa
clous in all diseases of mat-aas mila
tion, malaria, and general Jdtb lity.
For fni information, writej,to
S. W. Goodykaß,
Wytbevi I*, Va.
immm fa*
SICE
\ And fresh at our store, and we
*re receivngftomthtng new each
week. Our latest
Fifth Roe,
Pickle Tripe, (in bulk)
Stuff Mangoes “
Sweet Pickle **
Dill Pickles
Saur Kraut **
New Tom a toe#.
Remember we are here to
pleaae.
GEO. W. HARPER,
mb uocsub,
FHONK -
Skin-Tortured Babies
And Worn=out Worried Mothers Find
Comfort in CUTICURA.
SOME MONTHS AGO OUR BABY’S HEAR GOT SORE. W© took
him to the doctor, who {froaowtcaiF it ollSSou and gave us some medicine
%i -■—-A' he would cry all night, and my wife could
f—\ sleep none, and began to look ghostly,
(ra], head got eo sore that we put a night
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BFb* -jl thicknesses inside of it, and just through
\| f ffldS&iKl the {light a kind of matter would ooze out
‘ft from his head, soaked through the cloth
/ ft and cap and on to the pillow. The top
{ al >d back of tils head was almost a solid
y / sons, and looked so badly that words would
■ f J not describe it. Almost in despair I told
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k V, him half of the Resolvent, used part of
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A ft \ the second ho* of Ctmctrn* Ointment ho
/ // /I commenced to get better, and is cow as
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CARRIERS 0 REGISTER LH'inxß.
Brut wi#k’ t PojUae.Jake*.-?>Hp For
ward Ut>de^*Uig^j|^^yni-U*.
Through the efr.>rTH|^Hka* , ‘
Symons, ever on
Brunswick forward, lhe Postt
partmeoi hss established a syfkn|
here by which the latter carriers will
register letters at your door while
they are cut on their regular mail
routes. All that ia required is for
the letteri to be pr< prrly made up in
a good atrong envelope; and ready ro
that tbe carrier will no' have to d-lay
longer than tbe time actually neces
•ary to write a riceipt. Thu Is a
great convenience to the posteffioa
patrooa and the public will appreciate
Postmaster Bymou's efforts in their
behalf.
OARPENrERS, ATTENTION !
Union Will Bo Organised Tonight at Odd Fel
lows Hall, Nt-weas'le Street.
At S o’clock tonight a meeting will
be called to order J. Williams,
member of the general executive
board of Uht'ed Brotherhood of
penters, and he will explain its ob-J
jeots, aims and the result* already ob- j
tamed .
All the carpenters are invited.
MAiORDART RETURNS
Spent Yesterday R.csiving the Congratula
tions of His Friends-
Msjor R. Ernest Dirt returned yes
terday from Atlanta, where be stood
such a good examination before tt.e
b lard for examinlug rteid . filcere, and
he spent the day receiving the con
gratulations of bis fr ends on the li ■
record made, bit b?'ng the beat of all
• (fleers.
Lingering'!,! Gippe t ough.
G. Vscber, 167,05g00d street. Cbic
ago, says: ‘ My wife had a very se
vere case of la grippe and it left her
with a very bad cough. Sbe tried a
bottle of Foley's Honey and .Tar and
it gave immediate relief. A 50 cent
bottlej cured berg cougb entirely.”
Erice'2s and 50 cents . W . J. Butte,
be druggist.
Sentiments cf a N w W man.
I believe I owe my life to Cheney's Ex
pectorant. I took a dreadful cold some
time since and went to bed fr. m its effects
After three days oi coughing and spitting
1 began the use of Cheney's Expectorant
and two days later I felt like anew woman
Mrs. Ida Wheeler, Dover, Del.
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JUST RECEIVED.
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