The Brunswick times. [volume], April 05, 1900, Image 6

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The Bee Hive- The Bee Hive,
One Price Cash Agent for McCall's
Dry Goods Cos, Bazaar Patterns
213 Newcastle Street Brunswick Georgia,
Phil. S- Farmer/Proprietorl
- Store News*
Chiefly about the new—the very bew--Spring MerchaodiUe—Not one story or “Reduotlon” as the word ia gen
erally underetood—Follow*. The superior values which are herewith recorded are not the result of price cuttin
They oorna about In a fair, legitimate manner. By them you ar,p enabled to teat our methods and our command o
the market. Every tfferlog ia intereating, not only becauae of its beauty, ita newneea and its originality, but a:ao
beoauae of tbe extreme reaeonableneas of the price.
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Dress Fabrics for Spring*
better and more varied tlin you hare ever .elected from 1m fore. All
the H tries flixed r,j fashion a* corn ct ate t ire. The tompreliensive
neMOf the aasorlimnt I.only less wonderful then the economical J'riees
A bint of Kitue nt tbe sorts
TlSPt’ K HOT At,—A leaullful sbetr till MoUilln cc trice In vcrietu col
on In drees lenjrtha only.
rI.T:MK IIK POIK-—A Mil organdie With (tiibroiden(l dote, lr Ihe
bew I'astel Hhadee, In dreee lengths only,
OHfiANDIKB--tlenotllul figured fabrics in flowers, scrolls, leaves,
Mihtprielng Joel thoee deelgne which aic so pleasing tor tin Keeler I)rear,
tAWKS
Unlimited
identities
Novel Weaves
Newest Colors
5c to 25c yard
Novelties
This stock is worthy of this store. A stock
which embraces numberless novelties in
Felts, Buckles, Laces, Neckwear ilakfs,
Allovers, Ribbons, Gloves.
The Bee Hive.
A FRESH LOT OF
PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES /
JUST RECEIVED.
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To Our Business Men.
The Timea will oon iiiue a careful
ly prepared Business Index of brune
wlck . This iedux will oontaiu a woll
written introductory, setting forth
the advantage* of our oity and oonn
ty, and will be given a wide circula
tion and offer unusual advantages to
our business men to widely represent
their own and our city’s interests.
Our solicitor will call and explain
the nature of the enterprise, and we
hope our live business men will give
it their hearty support.
RKSBELUNG tbb sterling road.
County Commissioners Let Contracts
to Competitive Bidders.
The oounty commissioners have let
(be contract for resbelllng the Ster
ling road to competitive bidders and
The Quakers Are
Honest Pdople.
tThe Quaker Herb
Tonic is not only a
blood purifier, but a
Mood maker for Pale,
Weak and Debilitated
people who have not
strength nor blood. It
acts as a tonic, it regu
lates digestion, cures
and) spepsia and lends
strength and tone to
the nervous system. It
is a medicine for weak women, ll is a
purely vegetable medicine and can be taken
by the most delicate. Kidney disease*,
Rheumatism and all diseases of the Blood,
Stomach and nerves aoon 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. Price 24c. and 60c
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP, 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 Vdc f
FOR sale: BY v
$
Polhill’s Drug Store
FOUIiAHD.NES
A exact Imitation
of Poniard silks
16 1-2 c per yard
different parts of it will be shelled by
Mr. Lamb and Mr. Goodbread.
This road ia one of the most fre
quented in Glynn, and it ia used al
most aa much for pleasure drive* as it
is for boamsis purposes and regular
travel by the inhabitants of the coun
ty in territory adjacent toil. Now
that it is to bs supplied with new
shells and all the rough places smooth
out it will be a pleaenra to drive over
it.
FINE
Fresh
Celery,
AT
A, C. JEFFERS
| 219 Newcastle St.
’Phone 159.
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1900.
That Easter Hat.
Tins past week we received a goodly, lot hot for this week’s
showing another new lot urrrives Monday, You will find them
P’ *> J lower than usual, you will find the Styles and Colorings cor
j SilK W a*sts.
We arc at a loss how to describe them. Rome tucked and some
fthirittl, othum of lihbon jinti lace. All colors, varioue Mizes.
Priced for Monday each 51,00
GIXGIJUMS
The new weafca
The New Colors
8 to 15c yard
SHIRT WAISTS
Every day we will receive
new in this line. All the popular styles
and prices always here.
And lower than elsewhere*
The Bee Hive.
GEORGIA TEAk%
ON CUMBERLAND
Big Attendance is Expected at
Their a nnnal Convention From
Hrne 26 to Jonn
Addresses by Distinguished E^ uca j ors
and Interfiling Paper* fjff.
Various M mb rft.
Tbe press of the state ta devoting a
great deal of space at present to tbe
coming convention of teachers on
Cumberland, which intereating event
ia scheduled to commence June 26 and
last tbrougb Jane 80.
Tbe Georgia Teaobera’ Association
is one of the strongest organisations
iu tbs state, and its membership runs
up into the hundreds. From indica
tions at prestr.t It is evident that there
will between two and three hundred
in attendance, and for their instruc
tion and entertainment an attractive
program has been arranged.
The program is in part as follows:
bvkxi.no addbkssks.
Hon. G. R. Glene, state school com
missioner.
Mr. Henry F. Richardson, editor
Atlanta Journal.
Chancellor W. H. Payne, University
of Nashville.
PKItCAKKS
Reds
Blues
Garnet- White Ground
Every Coloring included.
8 to 15 c per yd
OUR GROCERIES
WHISPER
"Ccme'igtin.” Onr endeavor is to
satisfy our customers, that they will
continue to trade with u§, month after
month.
The natißtled, “Con e Again” custom*
erg, we are looking for.
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Chancel ir Robert B. Fultoo, Uni
versity of Mfssiaeippi, president of
tbe Southern Educational Associa
tion .
Mr. A. A. Hill, secretary board of
trustee. University of Georgia.
Me. John Temple Graves, Atlanta.
Chancellor Walter B. HU', Athent.
Superintendent Lawton B. Evans,
Augusta.
PAPBBB.
Education and Crime—Profesaor E
C. Branson, A'hena.
A Reformatory School for Georgia
—Superintendent J, C. Harrir, Rome.
Domeatlc Science in Schools—Mias
Jennie T. Ford, Mifledgevtlle.
How Much Manual Training ia
Practicable in tbe Common Schools
of Georgia—Commissioner John N.
Hog rt, Sanderavfile.
l'be New Education and the Old-
Mite J. A. FI eh Milledg.ville.
The School and the Social C?n ia of
the Community-Sup'. J,; C. Wood
ward, Newoan.
i'ubiic Librariri 'and Publlo Educa
tion—Mie# Wallace, Atlanta,
Educational Anuteurs—Supt. J. L.
Johnson, Jackson.
The Neglected Child—
Prof. M, L. Brittain, Atlanta.
The Educational Value of Thorough
ness—Dr. A. A. Marshal, Forsyth.
English in Secondary Schools—Prof.
Wm. M. Slaton, Atlanta.
Waste in Eduoation—Supt, G, J.
Orr, Brunswick.
Scienoe in Public School Eduoation
Superintendent K A. Pound. Way
eaoss.
V fforknces in American and Gar
man ..Schools—Prof. 11, J. Oaertner,
NeWoan.
Report of the oommittee on course
If troubwtby a weak digestion, loss o(
appetite, or constipation, try a few doees
of Chamberlain'* Stomach and Liver Tab
let*. Every box warranted. For sale by
-~" V '"wfa- -*.- - p
fords at Tbe Palmer Shoe
Co's.
Go to the Palmar Shoe Cos. for the
latest ia Lidies’ Fine Oxfords.
NOTICE.
I will he at the following places on the dates
named below for the purpose receiving tax re
turn* for the State ana county, for the year MW):
Sterling. April 4tb 20th; May sth.
8t Simon*, April 7th* 18th; May 14th.
Bladen, April sth-19th; May 12th.
Tyle# Crowing, April Ath -17th: May Mth.
Brunswick. April 12th, 18th, 14ih-2fth, 27th,
!*thl Mav 24th. 25th, 2ith.
JOHN K. PUBBKRLY,
Receiver Tax Returns.
Glynn county, Ga.
The latest toes in Oxfords at The
Palmer Shoe Cos.
“Ultra” Oxfords.
The Palmer Shoe Cos,
OF COURSE
IT’S TO EAT
All tbe year round
Never out of season
Makes delicious soups
By adding twice the
Quantity of milk.
Ready for use io
Three minutes.
Genuine Georgia
Brunswick Stew 25c
You will find it at
312 Newcastle Street.
THOMAS KEANY,
FANCY GROCER.
MANY CHANGES
IN MILITIA
Daily Orders Being Issued Affect
ing Officers and Privates in
Georgia I tateTroops.
COMMISSIONS BEING ISSUED*
Resignations Are Accepted and Examina*
ttens and Elections Ordered—Great
Activity in Adjutant’s Office
The A'lsntn Journal says:
The work of reorgtniaing the Geor-
gia state troops which was oommenotd
sometimeagound.tr tbe administra
tion of Governor Cinfl r, is progrres
ing rapidly,sod Acting Adjutant. Gen
eral Byrd dstly issue, several ootnmii
sions and otders effacing tbe rehabil
itation of the state’s force*.
Examinations for commissions tre
being held constantly and report;; Jpun**'
the exsmina:ion board, are b-ihgTt*-
oeivcd at tbe sdju*ani’ t fflce regard
ing (be result of these examinations
and recommending tfflc ra for com
missions, la some instances failures
have been made by tboae wbo were
elected by the members of their com
panies, but these are rare, and in tbe
greater number of cases tbe officers
who present themselves for axanilna
tion past with a good standing.
Tbe weeding out prooess is proving
successful. Those officers wbo are un
able to attend tp their official duties
have sen| in their resignations, which
are nt Byrd
sf# r/ " HjaPu <•" i.
sgl IjL) jI tV •
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discharged, some upon tbeiromi’T*-
ijuest and others at the instance of the
commanding officers.
The commanding officer of tha thirdly
division of the third battaiioD Georgia
naval reserves has been directed to
dishonorably discharge from the airv
toe Seaman E. Power*, and for tbe
good of the service Seaman A. M Col-
Hoi and W. L. Roberts hive been or
dered discharged.
For removal from tbe bounds of
command Coxswain R. S. Puller has
been discharged, aleo for inability to
attend drills the following have been
discharged : Seamen E. E. Woodhatne.
L, B. Mercer, W. M. Rabider and
Gunner’s Mate J. O. Zittravea.
For failure to make the average in
examination tbe following places have
been declared vacant and a re-eleotion
ordered:
Second lieutenant company 1, P.rry
Rifles, Second regiment, to which W.
S. Sims was elected ; first lieutenant
company D, Washington Rifles, Sec
ond regiment, F. O. Engl.sb, former
ly elected; flrat lieutenant company
K, Quitman Guards, S-cond regiment,
L. M. Napier, formerly elected; sec
ond lieutenant oompany E, Pulaski
Volunteers, Seoond regiment, L. C,
NOT MADE BY A TRUS’P**-
The Celebrated
CREAM of KENTUCKY
WHISKEY. ,
is tte finest that can be made —It ia 10 V EARs OLD
and Fully Matured. . I
It is $4 gallon, $1 qt- 50c pint, 250 half JPr
No matter what prloe you pay, you can’t get better whiskey. We have
placed tbe Exclusive Agency of this oelebrated Cream of Ky, W biskey with
R. V Douglas, Remember no other house ia
BrunswicK has the genuine Cream of Kentucky wjjiskejnj
I- TRAGER & Cos., Independent Distillers, j
Call at R. V. Douglaa’ and get a small sampla bottle of Cream of Ky. FREij
Cures
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Consumption, Asthma,
Throat and Lung Troubles.
DR. J. H. McLEAN’S
TAR WINE m
LUNG BALM \
An unfailing remedy for
Irritation of the Throat
and Lungs. J
This Medicine positively contains no
opium or other drugs Injurious to the
stomach.
25c, 50c and SI a bottle, at druggists.
THE OR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO.,
V. LOUIS, MO.
WWVi FOR SALE BY VAVW
W. J. BU'TTy, The Dn Mp
Rysn, lormeriy elected. i A
Tbe following resignaH
been accepted :
Jil£s§m3sk j. >r',u. H
mm f im r - * t
OtTyTrfs! regN^m
Blun, First regimen*. (
Commissions were isst 1 ;Wto
Franoie 1.. Smith, secot; Hnin
Atlanta Zouaves, Fif ,‘gin}SDt;.
Herman P. Hunter, captlm
Light Infantry, Third inrsti ry ;
Parrott, second lieuteoaut Newnac
Guards, company G, Fifth regiment;
II J. Wolford, second lieutenant Ma
chine Gun M, Fifth
regiment.
The following officers bam b?en or
dered before Captain A. P. Coles at
Albany, for examination for conun'a
1 R. Davis, caotiiu,Ai|
u-i.i j uTty-. ~ i
ant company E. Fourth
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Hb|n setter puppy, isboug
mhl has white bresst ttM
with whi'e. Atyim
fwiarsp ” l.ast seen H
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if My fret iirnedrMpf,
NO TRUg I
Role Butter per
Tomatoes “ can .Op
Cor. Egmon
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