The Brunswick times-call. [volume], April 06, 1901, Image 1

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TOLUME XI. NUMBER 186
Easter Egg Dye,
12 COLORS SC.
Linane
Makes your old straw hat look like
new, *£c. per package. Clean 8 hats.
W. J. BDTTS, Tile Druggist,
“Oi the Corner.”
Agent—Huyler’s Candies, Eastman Kodaks.
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Has come and to prepare our system for the hot
weather we should take a
A Spring Tonic.
We have all sorts to suit all people. We make a
specialty of LOW PRICES,
ICE CREAM TODAY.
HUYLER'S and NCNALLY’s CANDY
BROWN DRUG CO.,
Leading Druggists-
Royal Pelt
Mattress
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nr th an flattering advertisements on the
j-y grocer’s part. Our advertisements are
$4 tbe T iSlit y of tbe <tock we have
f’"rsafei.- k'. ] The goods will sell themselves. We
ylllll P<- v call your attention today to the following
liportid Saw Krul
JlLwon Fit, (a. & id
'Sri! Wesson Cooking Oil
'THOMAS KEANY.
FANCY GROCER
T*On It. 312 NEWCASTLE ST.
JUST IN TIME
FOR EASTER.
Received: A beautiful lot of
Laidies’ "Waists. All size from
40c up.
Also a magnificent line of
Skirts.
V
Dr. Warners Famous Health Corset, latest
style, regular price SI.C3, our special 50c.
J. H. Heller & Bro.
314 Newcastle street’.
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL
n io
II j ns
Baictoiaa Treaty lo Be
Signed
CHINA IS MUD BUI OUIDONE
Said Russia Holds the Whip Handle
Over China and Seems to Be
Making It Pop.
i Pekin, April I—lt is now said on good
authority that China will agree to the
Manohurln treaty demanded by R
aia at an early date. Tbti is done t
avoid trouble at this particular time,
Toe Emperor, ai well as LI Hung
Chang, tays that the Cztr’e govern,
meat took advantage of China, and
with Japan to baok her np the la to be
very SUIT from now on.
The Amerioan government baa, all
along, been for an squitable settlement
between China and the power*.
POSTAGE RATES REDUCED.
All Mail Matter for Cuba Can Now Be Sent
at Domestic Rates.
An order bas been received at tbe
local posted! oe aouonnoiug that alter
tbe first day of April tbe domestic
postage ratal of the United Slatea shall
apply to all matter patting between
the United States and Cuba.
The order, isaned by Cbarlta Emory
Smith, poatmaater general, is a very
important one, ae it materially reducei
tbe rafet and change* the elaaalflca
tlona of all matter intended for tbe
ialand. The domeatlo ratal in tbe
United Statea on lettera and nil flret
claaa matter ia 2 aanta for eaoh half
ounce. Tbit rata will now apply to
letters addreaeed to any part 4>f Coba.
All other domeatlo elssslfloatlons and
ratea are made to apply to Coba also.
Tbe order waa issued in Washington
a few daya age. but did not take sffrot
until he Drat of tbe month.
PROF. VON WELLER'S DEATH.
Expired of Heart Disease Earl/ Yesterday
Morning.
Tbe notloe of Prof, van Waller's
death, publiihedilnStbaaa oolume yes
terday morning caused general aurprlae
and sorrow.
Very few of Prof, von Weller’s many
friends knew that be waa 111 and It le
naedlasato aay that when tbe announce
ment of hla death waa read It created
aorrow in the bearta of many ,
The funeral will ooonr from Bt.
Mark’s E.tieoopal churoh ot 10 o’oloek
today. Following are tba pall bearers:
Col. J. K du Bignon, Dr, J. A.
Botta, Messrs. A. J. Crovatt, W. H
DeVae, J. C. Green and J. A, Mont-,
gome'-y.
Married Thursday.
Mr. Irvin Carmen, a prominent
yonng maebanio of tbis olty, and Mite
Matilda Patterson, a obarmlng yonng
lady from Sr, S',man laland, were mar
ried at tbe First Baptist ohurcb Thurs
day 7 p. m ~ by Hav. W. M. Gilmore -
Only a few personal friends wereinvlt
ed. The happy conple will make tbalr
fntnre borne In Ibis olty.
"On The Right Lina."
A prominent farmer told a Tima-
Call reporter yesterday that we were
on tbe right line by calling for tome
Interest In an exhibit at tbe atato fair
arbloh la to ba held in Savannah, A
good (bowing oan ba made if tha work
will begin at anaa.
MAIL HELP WANTED—Reliable
men to sail oar line of high grade lu
bricating olla, greaaee, palm a and var
nlabea. Salary or oommiaalon. Address
F, H. Penfleld, Cleveland, Ohio.
BRUNSWICK. GA. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 6 1901
THE CONVENTION.
Captain Purse is Coming Prepared to Say
Something.
The Macon Telegrapb of Friday
said:
“As busy a man as be la at this sea
son, Capt. D. G. Purse of Savannah
wbo has given so much time and in.
estlgs'l..n to tbe sugar e&ne Indus
I ry, has acc pt*d '►'e prrs ini; lnvita
| tioo of the Brunswick Board of Trade
to address the Sugar Cena and Cas
sava Convention next Tuesday. The
prssenca of Capt. Purse assaros bis co
operation with all practical efforts to
upbuild and develop Georgia’s agricul
tural wealth. In a conversation this
morning he expressed himself as sat
isfied with the wonderful amount of
energy the planters were beginning to
bestow upon their fields. With sugar
oane, oaaiava and earn indue ry highly
developed ae a farm produoi. the eoutb,
and particularly Georgia, will hold the
key of the sugar and starch trade. Gapl-
Purse has thrown all his energy into
the sugar indmtry, to develop It from
sugar oane end from corn, Hla hoik,
lately iaeued, called “Cultivation of
Sugar Cane,” has gained a phenomi
nal circulation. He has received a
flattering offer from a New York pub
Uniting hone' to issue another edition
oi IOO.OI'O copier, and the Plant System
is anxious to have a special edition of
100,000, lu addition to this, the Lou
isiana Planter, an authority in the
sugar industry will reproduce chip
ters upon the first cultivation of sugar
gar cane in America and particularly
about the Hopeton plantation, near
Brunewiok, in Glynn county,
“Capt. Purse says that cultivation
of Immense arete of sugar oane, with
systematic cultivation of cassava, vel
vet beans and oorn, the problems of
deserted pine barrens and questions of
swamp drainage in snath Georgia will
be more than solved. The queatlon of
drin>Jeg water ha* beqn answered in
tJbe development of th* artesian well
system. Tbs ollmatt is the bsst to be
found anywhere. The next tisoada will
•how a wonderful Increase of \popnls>
tlon, and both agricultural and'
faoturiDg wealth in southeast Georgia
than in any other sec Ion," \
TO CONTROL COTTON YIELD. T
Cotton Growers Will Hold Their
To-Day. i
Atlanta, Ga,, April s.—Pursuant to
a oall by Harris Jordan, president of
the Southern Cotton Onwin' Proteo-
Ire Association, the cotton prodnsirs
of the Southern states will meet at ev
ery oounty teat In the Booth tomor
row, for the purpose of adopting some
plan to onrtall the aoroage of the cot
ton crop for the eeaeon of 1901 and
1902.
President Jordan urge* Immediate
notion by the farraere before the seed
for the ;next orop la plaoed In the
ground. He olaima thaythe planters
will not be able to mejet tbelr obliga
tion* assumed for guajno, males and
other farming materials with the prloe
of cotton at 5 cents, wtjicb he confi
dently prediot* will result from a large
aoreage.
Funeral Notice.
The funeral of the late Prof. P. A.
von Weller will occur from Bt. Mark’s
Episcopal church today at 10 o’clock.
The friends of the deceased and hla
family are requested to attend.
Baseball Game.
Philadelphia, April 6,- Prlnoeton
defeated tbs Philadelphia natloaal
league team today; the score being
7 to 2.
I, W. Harper Whlakey'awarded gold
msdal at Cotton Exposition, New Oi
leans, ’B5. Gold medal at World's
Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 93,
Gold medal at Parle Exposition, 1900.
The kind your grandfather used still
leads. Absolutely pure. Sold by T.
Newman, Branswlok, Ga.
Norman the barber is baok at bis
cbalr at Clark'a barber shop.
ffil PUR
USA fid
Big Plant Lily io bb
EstabMsd Here
A COMPANY IS READY
/
A Coaoern of New Jersey Willing to
Begin the Mannlaotnre el
Starohln This Vicinity.
The Times Call Is In rooelpt of a
letter from a starob manufacturing
company of Nsw Jersey and this com
pany says It is ready to start a starcb
faotory at any time that enough
cassava Is planted to keep it In opera
tion half the year. This letter will be
read to the oonventton Tuesday and it
is probable that some aotion will be
takrn #0 tbe same.
EXCELSIOR SOCIETY
Held an Interesting Meeting Yesterday Af
ternoon,
The Excelsior Literary Society held
an interesting meeting on yesterday
afternoon. The program wai as fol
lows:
Play—Tbe Opening Addreie-Cllf
ford Baffo, Maroy Mason, Ralph
Wood.
Vooal Bola—Forgotten—Tula Web
ster.
Deolamatlon—Spartaone—Jas. Os
borne.
Deolamatlon—A Boy’* Trouble-Ir
viue Krauas.
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Music—Song of tbe Night Winds—
Tallulah Fleming.
Reoitatlon -Little Jim—lda Martin.
ReoltoMon—The Church Spiders—
Carrie Stacy.
Recitation—Emma Cornell.
Muslo—L*ab Johnson.
Deolamatlon—Epartacus to the Glad
iators—Gue Orr.
Deolamatlon- Henry Cook.
Declamation—Clinton Knight.
Recitation—Rebecca Davis.
Mqsio—Carl and Lotta Baumgartner.
Society adjourned to meet Aril 19:h,
1 0 01 • Clare O’Connor.
Board of Trade Meeting.
The Board of Trade met at the olty
hail yesterday and only a small nnm
ber of tbe members were present. Col.
Goodyear of tbe Cane and Cassava
Convention committee, made an eo
oonraging report, After discussing
other matters tbe board adjourned to
meet Monday night at 8 o’clock.
Pretty Easter Windows,
Ksnnon Mott, tbe leading jawelar
has dresasd his store windows fir
Eaatsr, sad they are tbe bandaemeat
sad rioheat to ba saen In the eity. His
display of diamonds, Merigse Japan
China, and ont class Is very fine and
worth seeing.
Norman the barber 1* baok at bis
obair at Clark’s barber shop.
Csnadian Giant.
Chloago, April s.—Edward Baanpra
theyonog Canadian giant left this
ally today for Waihlngton, where ha
will make an affort to sea tba presi
dent and ssoure a plaoe on tha White
Honse staff.
Norman tbo barber Is back at bis
chair at Clark’s barber shop.
Senator Upchurch Coming
Senator John J. Upohnroh will bs a
delegate to tha Sugar Cane and Cas
sava Convention from Cbarlton. Mr.
Upobnroh la greatly loterasted In the
culture of oassava and is preparing
to plant several aerri,
Die Clark’s HAIR TONIC for
dandruff.
FAIR COMMITTEES
Named By The Brunswick Riflemen Last
Night.
The following oommitteei for tbs
ooming fair were named for the Bifle
mea last night:
Executive Committeo-Capt. Frank
A, Dunn chairman; Sergte, Harry
Miller, W. D. Miller, A. B. Jenk-
ins, H. L. Calbonn B, O. Douglas,
Corporals K. H. Lamb, J. P. Hutobln.
•on, M. J. Greenwood, Privates A. El.
kan, J. H. Bxtrowiob, C. Brantley, J.
L. Fouohe, and J. Borohardt.
Soliciting: Commutes—Sergt. Har
ry Miller, chairman.
Decorating Committee—Private J.
M. Extrowlcb, chairman.
Reception Committee—Sergt. W. D.
Miller, ohairman,
Donation Committee—Sergt. A. 8.
Jenkins, ohairman; Corporal J. P.
Hutchinson, sscrotary; J. L Ponohe,
treasurer.
GEN . FITZHUGH LEE IS ILL.
He Is Suffering from Cold Contracted in
Mountains.
Denver, April 6 —General FHabogh
Lee is 111 at the home of H, C. Morriam
in this oity, haring oontraoted a cold
while on a trip around tbe G orgetown
loon in tbe mountains. He bad
planned to go to Colorado Springs to
day on his wsy to California, but tb •
morning be wss suffering from a severe
sore throat and symptoms of the gr! p
Upon the advloe of his pbysioians bis
journey was postponed.
Local and Personal.
Mr. R, L. Edmond, of Coiumbne
spent yesterday tn tbe city.
Mr, Don MoCaskeli has beeo named
as a member of tke police foroe-
The Continental saloon will shortly
remove from tbe Keller building to tbe
old Bay restaurant stand.
Tbe Brnnswlok Bank and Trust com
pany now bas averything oomfortably
arranged in their new qaartera, and It
la one of the naatest banking houses In
the state.
Bought an Island.
Philadelphia, April s.—lt Is stated
on good authority that the Vickers
Maxim company has pnrohased Petty’s
Island, on tbe Delaware river with the
purpose of establishing a ship build
ing plant.
Gold Mine Sold.
Phoenix, Arlcona, April s.—Con
gress gold mine, greatest producer of
Arizona, was sold yesterday to a New
York syndicate for three million dol
lars.
WANTED—Everybody to come and
eeis Mrs. Hen and famlly|witb their
new Esater auits on, in oar window
today and tomorrow.
A. Kaiaer A Bro.
How Are Yon Fixed For Easterf—
If you haven't gou anew salt, don’t
give It np. Jim Carter can press yon
into servioe with the old suit. Phone
253 3. Place 504 Monk street.
Easter Offerings.
W e have a complete stock of Men’s, Boys and Chil
dren's Clothing, the finest line ever shown in Brunswick*
Prices to reach everybody’s pocket: give us a call.
All shapes and styles in Soft, Alpines, Stiff and a full
stock of
STR A W I —i A T &
Neckwear, Belts, Fancy Hose and a pretty line of La
dies Shirt Waists.
LEVYS
PRICE FIVE CENT
V 08 EOS
:* ■
and we are receiving them
almost daily :
Fresh Strawberries,
Fresh Tomatoes, j
Fresh Celery, f*
Fresh Lettn
If Fs Qood Ws Sin It
HARPER,;
I The Hustler*
’PHONE; 158.
lift its.:;
We are now comfortably situ
ated io our new quarters in
Kaiser bfcok, next to postof
floe. We reapeotfnlly solicit
our share of your patronage.
Bphikk M & Trust Cos,
H. W, Dale, Cashier-
Church School
—OF—
Southern Georgia
St. Jnde’e (Episoopal) Brunewiok.
=Frotn Kindergarten to College-:
Latin, French. Higher
Mathematics, Shorthand,
Music, Typewriting and
Bookkeeping:
Jennie Gassil,
PBIHCIPAL.
Granulated Sugar 4 lbs. 25c
Granulated Sugar 17 lbs, SI.OO
Irish Potatoes pr peck 20c
Large Dill Pickles 10 for sc.
A. C. JEFFERS.]
219 Newcastle, street.