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He Brunswick Times
IZstablishsd 18*9.
The Brunswick Call.
Bat&bliehed lxl
lie Brunswick Tiraes-Gall,
CON SO LI I) AT KI) lUOO, •
Published
IIIVIRT L MORNING (KXCKIT ;MONI>AY.
The Thnet-Cali will be delivered by carrier
or mall per year, $0*00; per week 15 cent*. Cor
respondent* oa live nubJrcU solicited, Real
name of writer whoold accompany same. Hub
acriptiona payable ia advance. Failure to re
ceive paper should be reported to the basinets
office. Addroea all communications to.
THE TIMBS-CALL,
Brunswick, tta^
TO 8UB80KIBBR8:
lilimlfnwn requested to notify the office
Whan they fell to get nny issu. of tlie Tlmei-
MIL Attention to ltd. mntter will be >pgit-
Mated by the publiihnrt.
SOLA*D.A MOLJ.INB, Buslno.a Managsr
The nude In art is a good midsummer
subject,
Minister Conger is long on fame but
short on dslegiles,
Philadelphia Is sirring now among
Allies as the horrible example.
Senator Platt’s retirement from the
flstss will I>6 with .ut a Conklin?
attachment.
Some c anks want Commissioner of
Pensions Evans dismissed because he
scrupulously o'leeives tbe statutes he
ll employed to enforce.
British Editor Pearson snys tbht no
yacht suttlciently Htrong and stable to
cross the Atlantic has much chance of
oarrying away the cup. Hut the old
yacht Amerlcin did both, h >wever.
It will be interesting to watch tbe
republicans ateiupt to open foreign
markets to Amerloan manufacturer)!
and at the same time enforce a protec
tive tarilT. Of course thev may do it
but it will be a trit k worth learning.
.■
About tbe sloksat pre.ldenlial boom
that bat yet made its appearan e Is that
cf Senator Forster, of Ohio ..The Fair
banks boom and the II >uua boom mty
be in earnest, but Foraker has no more
chance of an eketiou in 1904 than has
Wm. McKinley.
Kev. John Krllar, who whi Rbot by
T. G. Marker, now on trial in Niw
York, drolares that the luttimouy of the
wife of the accuse] U Inexplicable, as
lie never behaved towards her in any
other manner than a man of honor
abould to a reapec'ed woman.
Justice Moreau, In the Itrooklyu su
preme court, gave a decision last Tliurr.
day In case under discussion In divorce
proceedings. A co-respondent was
named for kissing a woni'ii. The
court said it all depended on tin- way
be kissed her, whether on the sly or in
the pretence of others.
Uecause la t WedLeday, Juni 19 was
ttv anniverslty of the battle between
the Alabama and ihe Ksrsarge. iff he -
bourg, Fianor. Admiral H'gginsuu
did not oare for the flrat meeting of the
two battleship', Alabama ami Kearstrge
to be at Ni>wp >rl Now* on that day.
The battleships were named after the
vessels that fought that fainouti battle.
A BAD STORY.
The following letter ia clipped from
the Albany Herald of recent cUt :
In the Atlanta paper tt ere appear*
the following;
“Wife of an Inmate in the Soldiers’
Home deairea postilion aa housekeeper
in some family. Strong and able to to
to and work. Addreaa room 23. aiders’
Home, Atlan'a.”
A fl od of thought, not of the pleas
antest, sweeps across one's mind as wc
read the above touching appeal.
Ist What physical condition of the
aoldisr oompelled bun to abandon bis
hum , to leave his wife homeless, and
sees for himself alone ease ami edition?
2nd. What is the story of that man's
aoldler life? There were soldiers in tho
Confederate army, in the Federal army,
indeed la every army, who sought and
seek self and aslf alone. In times of
Hanger they arc the quietest men
imaginable. When the strrm oloud
paster away who so brave as they!
Hush men would desert and leave tbeir
families toa life of want and drudgery,
they living in luxury and rase, It is to
he hoped that the old soldier in question
is not one of this class. Justice to him
should induce tbe old soldiers' friend,
Captain Tip Harrison, to let the public
krow why this poor woman, homeless
and friendl-88, sejke work.
A writer in yesterday’s Journal say?,
"Here is a case for the Daughters of the
Confederacy.” And so it is. Tue gry
beads of tbe present dsy recollect well
how the women of Cl to bound after-
wards unselfishly toiled for tbe welfare
and comfort of the absent soldier and
for th* help of the wounded and sick, of
those that were hors de c„mbat, Will
not Mrs. J.H Kaine investigate end let
her sisters know? Her comrade daugh
ters will help this deserving woman and
so will many, vrry many
Old Confedu
HOW’S THUD
We olfer One .Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be 'cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F, J. Cheney for tbe last fifteen years
and believe turn perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and finan
cially abloto carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West A Truax, wholesale druggists.
Toldo, ().
vVnlding Rinnan AMarvi whole *!*
druggists. Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure U takan Liter
ally, anting directly upon tie blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent tree. Price 750, per
bottle. Sold by ait druggists, Hall’s
Family Pills are tha best.
Don’t Forgot the Moonlight Excursion.
I. is tbs opening of tli* now heal iino
to the new whstf ahd r.niv paviliii'H,
They hare stonreil tSie svrvloov ol
the Marine hand, thereby gnara:;‘('oi : g
to al! not only first ola s mueio, but, one
of the most pleasant evenings that uny
one nan spend.
The tine has made tin. round trip for
half faro, that is 25 omits will rakoyou
down and bring you back, so ovary
body should go and onj ,y the nisei vs*.
HOUSES FOH SALE,
5 room house on Union mreet between
Gljucester and Matiafiotd. l’rioo $ 1300.
5 room house on E street, south of L
street. $1300.00
ti room house on E et.rert, nc'ir the
Gale realdeuo.; if 1100.00.
5 room house bank of M- , Osrgylc;
$>700.00.
7 room house next to Baptist ohurob ]
on Union street; $>2900.00
90x90 oornor lot near Lovers Oak;
$300.00, Apply to
Brobston, Kendig & Cos
PLANT SYSTEM SCHEDULE.
To take tit'sot !‘2 ,01 ei Suoday
May 26 901.
Leave Brunswick 6:30 a. m srd
2:50 p ni;
Arrive Brunswick 9:60 a. iu. *tnd
7.3(fp. in
AUCTION SALK AT 11 A II UKOSS
INC.
OFFERMAN. GA.
GEORGIA, rierae County ill be
sold at (.notion on July 8 b, rex , to the
highest bidder the following land: ne
hundred scr-e of land a! the 11 A’ B
crossing st Oit' rnisn, Pierooco,, G*,
subdivided into lots 60a 126 fort. loitn>
of stl" onisfouith earit and t ie balance
in three equal jmymn.a of three, six
and nine month.; bond for title.. Only
every other lot vvi ' Ibe Sdd at CUCttOD
but the sl ernate lots car! be bought uri
easy terms. These lots w ill be sold oi -
t'foiy to white people. The sale will ac
tually take place on .Inly Sib, ootuinei o
ing at 1(1 o’cli ck, a. in,
,1. it. Thomas
NiohoH. Oa
June 17, i9Ol
20 •
Pickles For
a Nicklc
A. C. JEFFERS,
211) Newcastle Street.
Phone 159
HORSESHOEING AND REPAIRING.
We have a f.rst class Horae Sheer, and Guarantee
to turn out only
THE BEST WORK,
Your horse will not have to wait half a day to
be nhod.
Will do it Promptly
We also do first class repairing and will put your
buggy or wagon in good shape at reasonable prices.
One trial will prove ou assertion,
FERGUSON & LAMBRIGHT,
308 Reynolds street
Petition tor Charier
STATIC OF GKORUI\ County of G if mi,
To the > uperior court of said cnun'.t.
Tbe petition of Kdwin IJ rob* ton, Albert Ken
<!ig.l) Walter, Louis KtMblemaii andWin.
NuHMb.Tttin all of Hrunswlrk. Glynn county
Georgia, and T. A Lamb of the city of New
York, New York, and A- rrndiey I’oley, of
Brooklyn, New York, respoctfully shows:
First.
That they desire for tliemwlvef. tbeir hhh' •-
intoß, successors and ansigns to become ibcor
porated under the namo .nd style of The
Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad lievelopc
inent ( t lopany
Second.
Thu term for which petitioners ask to be in
e.orpoiftted In twenty [2oJye;u a,with :t privilege
id it uevval at the end of itiAt tune, ;
Third.
Tbe capital Htock of the corporation in to he
fifty thotiaand dollars (If.'iO.ooo.oo) tlivj.i
ed ltitoshsu-es of one hundred dollar* (#loo)each
peiilionere, however, ak the privi'ege of in
( rea-ing me c'ital stock from time to ti e
not
hundred and f|ftyJt.hoiih;t:jd dollars,
upon ii vote of the majority of the Htock of nucli
corporal ion.
Fourth.
Suid oetitioners dCairo the privilege or cotn
i icee.uig >u-ti unto otlon of ku itiCMs when ten
• • •cm (10 per cent) m eatii of tin* cijokal
Ic oi ri.ty iiioiui.'iiid doll are author
t/.n ; na. been actually paid in.
Fifth.
Toe object of the proponed corporation i
jo ijriih.’y piotll Mid gain to it* Htodtimiiiei ,
tlo* siicclml purposes of incur ur.oi ut leing Him
and■/. lope, iient o! town stt< m Ul) l loan* alreauv
<’unhllsli*d aitf the do*elopement of oilier
i.nls on * lie intt oi The Itniusw let A Birtuiug
ii.■ is Kn !nad no.vln coor-e of eoo-ini.- phi
i helirdii wirkAUiro’iiuflmm ItHiifertd < o:n
--jon >i eirpora* ioiuiiui*T t.ht la ah of tli.*-iaie
■ I < iim*ia,oi hiiv I" .m’li line or cobnec ion of
H.ii i’ai r< iid t t> privi eg* of aiding >mi stria!
on ■'l i -CH oil S: •I (J lllif*, of '| 1 11* a l nU>l lakii)|C
id'-i u therein, and to tli it uid ihe l ight to pur
ch.iHO and lecci vu d-uuitioiiH t.f real etnt* *r
ot her properly, re Hneh real estate at a
tin vii 'latniii I'lti hubkcripMona to eipitat
Hdi k in-raid i orporalion, aIHO to li v I uu i
i mvey t ids, to crente loans upon its propt riy
aml i • - I 'cure aiteh loan* ly and eJ of tnist or
iuortgtt ■ to loan money and ivc ive mor ga
; • >! •! H Usl'Of: euu sKine, to min and
i• nu and, ♦•> ph ad and be impleiided. to have a; and
u a1 i ninmn Heal, to provide by law'* for the
govern iiuMit of uiieh corj oration and the num
i*cr of it.-* Hoard of Directors and the ai.yie and
iiumiier of iu) ollieeis, and generally to do ai-d
prefotm each anu all such acts as are u-ua’iy
per'h'rmed bv corporations not prnhibltet by
the ConHiltution or lawn of the Hlato of Geor*
Kia.
Sixth.
The princlpai oifi • aiul place of businesH of
the proposed corporation will lie the city of
itrunswick, eouuty of Glynn, and Elate < fd’eor
gia,wiih the privileges of establishing agencies
at sr.y point or point* in this .state,or elsewhere
which uui vbe conducive to tile successful eon
duct of the business hereinbefore described a
Wtioiefore. petitioners pray to !• made a
I’Cdv cornorate under the nrtineitiu! styleafore
bai<f entitled to the rights, privileges'ami iui
muuitiei*, and suhjee* to the liabilities fixed by
law. This May 24Lhi!M)l.
itespectfuliy submitted,
<). A* Goodyear.
Attorney for the Petitioners.
NT ATK OF. GEORGIA, Glynn County.
I, A. < >. ro\vn*eid the deputy clerk of the super
ior court of said county, do hereby certify that
the above is a true and correct
pv of the original petition for incorpoi aliou
died in the office of theelerkof suporior court
<*f Glynu county Georgia on the 24 day ol May
Witboi*K my hand and official Heal, this
May 24th lftJl.
A. O. TOWNSEND,
I eputv Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County
Georgia.
ii KtK(. I A.—Glynn County.
To all whom it may concern:
L Goldsmith having in proper form applied
ti me for permanent letters f Administration
on the’estate of (ioorge L. Pitcher late of said
county, this is to cite all and singular the cred
itors an I noxt of kin of George I‘itcher to
be iird appear at my office within the time al
lowed by law on the first Monday in July next
and show • iuso if any they can why perman
ent administration should not be grunted to
! . Goldsmith ou (ico 1.. Pitcher's estate.
Witness my hand and official signature this
4th day of June, l‘.:©l
HO It A E DAIiT
Ortiiufti v, Glynn county, Georgia.
ADMINISTRATORS SALK.
STATIC i )F UK' l ltd I A—County of Chatham.
IJimer and by \ ii'ture ol an order of the Couri
"t Ordinaryot' said county of Clixthaie, grant
ed on the tliird day of Jiui-i A. D. lull, there
will beaold at public outerv before the court
hruec door el said conntv of cliathmn, ou the
first Tuesday In July A !>. I'.Xil ' between the
usual hours ot sale, the following a escribe. I
i cal estate situated iu the city of tlruoewiok.
Oouniy of Olynu and State of Georgia, to-wlt:
VP'boso four lots of land hoewn on a plan of
ea.id ctly lUado by (Icorge R. lta'<lw|n iu the
year is;:;, as New bam lots numt.ere. twenty
thrc' hundred ami eightv-niae, tw. uly-three
humhetl iiiiii oliioiy. twenty three liminfetl and
ii’iiioy one an t twentydnree hiindiTil amt
liimty :we Terms cash, purchaser paying
for lit lei mid Miiereal i venue stamps. This
.1 uuc ;i A. D. Us> 1
Maukicu K Roiiinson,
Administrator of butisoin Riiyhonrne.
\ Now! P
\ Fill the bottle* with HIRES. J
& Drink it now. Kvory glass- /
\ ful contrlbutt's to good /
\ health. PurlUofl /
\ Ilia blood, clears /
\ the complexion, §
\ makes rony /
\ cheeks. Make /
\ it at home. / „ L ,
ft psllons Y / Charlei
25 ivnta. M E. Hires
Dealers, Company,
"rite for £ -riJj Malvern,
tig offer. P*.
[tiim l
Rootbeer |
SCHKDC I.K OF STF.AMKU HKSSIK.
Steamer llcesic for Brunswick ami st. Simou
pier, luelb ot May 20.
l.v RvunVwlok S 30 am
Lv, l'nm*\v ok .10 :tt> am
Lv Brunswick ..... 5 30 pm
\r. St. Simou Mills .. ft 30 pm
Lv St Simon Mills ...?TT.. rt 00 am
St. Simon Pm* .... 0 :10 am
i \ st. Simou Her . 1 30 pm
Lv Simon lMer 5 30 pm
st smay;
l 'live Brunswick 10:00 a m
. —2;U p iu
1 v St si mull n ... 11:00 am
Merchants wantiug rioo would do
well to call on The Downing Cos.
BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. JUNE 26 1901
lUJBUCSHOOI, TKACIIEBS’ EX
AMI NATION.
It v ord. r if th* 1 B'ml - fE uatior,
of Giyun mm my, l wdlbnlilsn txami
nation i f anp! cani fur tpaobers’ lies n
te at tin* Htrtet ichool on
Saturday, July (i 1901, h-ginni g at 8
o’clock a, ni. 't h* -nhjeo s wil! ir
elil le the o> dinar} Kng i,h hn.ioies.
anil a apodal • xaininaiinn in I.ftii', Al
gebra, Oaoinetery ami English Liters"
tore. There are two vacancies in the
oity retinol
O, J. O r.
Secretary, Hoard of Kduoa ion
TO STATION
Cur
r Is Guaranteed
r THE 1
HARDEST
WORKERS
Have spells of “tired
feeling” now and then.
This feeling is caused
by some derangement
in the stomach, liver
kidneys or bowels, and
must be removed before
the natural vigor and
buoyancy of spirits can
be restored.
PRICKLY
ASH
BITTERS
quicKiy corrects the dis
turbance, purifies the
bowels, helps digestion
and sends the blood
tingling through the
veins, carrying life and
renewed energy
throughout the system.
80LD BY DRUGGISTS.
L PRICE, $l.OO. i
W, J. Butts,
DIVIDEND NOTICE NO. 12.
Brunsvricir, Ga., June 13, 1901.
The directors of The Brunewiok Hank
Sc Trust company btve this day declared
H dividend of ti ree dollars per share on
its cepital s'oek, pajable from the net
earnings of said bank from January
ti'St to July lire*,l9o!, Tran?f rioiks
closed June 20lb, 1901.
Hoyt W. Gale, Cashier.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO 10
Tr.e National Binx of Brunswick.
0t of the earoiigsof Ihe current
six months, the Board of Directors of
the National Btnk tf Brunswick has
t lit day declared a divideni of three
per cent., ($3 per share.) payable ou
and after July Is*, 1901, to sbarehold
srs appearing of record at close of busi
ness Ju -e 29th.
K, D, Walter, Csshltr.
Brunswick, Ga., June 19, 1901.
eok sale cheat
I have jna boituhl the entire lot of
furnl u e firm tn C uir.l hotel, con
s.etlnjt of bureau-, wash * nods, le -
steads, spring-, c Con and moss mat
resaer, one solid walnut idr board, on.
dark oak sh ffune r, will .e l a r. her
ffain. J. W. Wa ktos, 208 B,yst e-t
NOTICE,
On hfciuntct if Ifie snivel of !h
Plant S stem >a n. the rtesnier Hessle
will leave *0 rt. BiiOu on Sunday
momii ?* as lOo’cl ok,
m ms I mil mi
on every bush nor are they
found in every store. Gan be
had here however, at little
cost. Our goods have won
the approval of all discrimi
nating purchasers E v ery
thing offered is fresh and
good, nothing has a chance to
deteriorate because goods
move in and out quickly.
Lithia Waters
We have handled quite a
large quantity during the
last year. Now have ar
rangements to supply any of
the well known brands in
small or large qnadtities.
Delivered or F. O. B, at
springs.
lifflf
(!►
£%,I.W.HARPER
K// KENTUCKY
Mfe WHISKEY
For Fate by T. NEWMAN.
L rg- f,t ne< kero!, 2 for 26a. A. V.
Jtffere. 219 Newcai'ie g’rect.
CASTOR IA
Tlio Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
iu uso for over 30 years, has borne the signature of—
and bus been made under his per
/7 I y sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trilie with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narsotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroy* Worm#
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tha
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tlia Mother’s Friend.
CENUiftg CASTORIA ALWAYS
The KM You Have Always Bough!
* In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. 7T MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
Rheumatism fe.
Rheumatism is due to an excess of acid in the IWIII
blood. When tliis escapes through the pores of the jfj Bw'lkJjjJlJ
skin, as it often does, it produces some form of skin [[ j/T J* ~~~~
eruption—-some itching disease like Eczema or \TfcggA v 3J
Tetter— hut when these little tuhes or sweat glands V
are suddenly closed by exposure to cold and sudden /gj j, .VI
chilling of the body, then the poisons thrown oil by 3 Ijjil.
the blood, finding no outlet, settle in membranes, .t@*-*‘
muscles, tissues and nerves. These parts become greatly inflamed, feverish and
hot; dagger-like, maddening pains follow in quick succession, the muscles become
extremely tender, the nerves break down and the sufferer is soon reduced to a state
of helplessness and misery. This acid poison penetrates the joints and seems to
dry out the natural oils, and the legs, arms and fingers become so stiff and sora
that every movement is attended with excruciating pains.
Liniments, plasters, electricity and baths, while their use may give temporary
ease, cannot be called cures, for the disease returns with every change of the weather.
S. S. S. cures Rheumatism by
"Three year* ago 1 had a severe attack of working a complete change in
la grippe, whiei left me almost a physical the blood ; the acids are neutral
wreck. To add to my wretched condition, a j ze .i the circulation T.nrifierl
severe form of Rheumatism developed. I L'fu i Vfu Fa fe
tried ail the physicians in our city, but none . r ‘, ’ healthy blood that IS
of them could do mo any permanent good. I earned to the irritated, aching
used all the rheumatic cures I could hear of, muscles and joints, soothes and
but received no benefit. After beginning S. O. heals them. S. S. S. cures Rheu-
S. I was relieved of the pains and have gained matism even when inherited or
in flesh and strength and my general health brought on by the excessive use
is better than for years. A consider S. S. S. Jrt __ J X • .
the grandest blood medicine in the world, ?* mercury. Opium, in some
and heartily recommend it to any one seek- orn b 13 ...e basis of nearly all
ing relief from the tortures of Rheumatism, so-called Rheumatic Cures,
B. I’. GREGORY, Union, S. 0.” which deaden the pain but do
, ~ , not touch the disease and lead
to ruinous habits. Alkalies and the potash and mineral remedies so often pre
served, affect the tender lining of the stomach and weaken the digestion, itna
adding another burden to the already weak and impoverished blood. S. S. S. con
tains no mineral or dangerous drug of any kind, but is a simple, vegetable
remedy and the most perfect blood purifier known. Send for our book on Rheu
matism aud write our physicians if you wish any information or advice. We would
be glad to mail you a book free; we charge nothiug whatever for medical advice.
__ TUB SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA.
Skin affections will readily disappear by
using Dewitt’s witch Hazel Sal ve, look out
counterfeits. If you get Dewitt's you wil
get good iv-sults It is the quick and
positive cure for piles, w. J. Butt - s
Dyspepsia €ure
Digests what you ©at-
Itartlflcially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening aud recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latestdiscovereddigest*
ant aud tonic. No other prepuratioc
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relievesaud permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn.
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache. Gastralgia Cramps and
allother results of imperfect digestion.
Priccsoc. and sl. LargesUscontalns3(4 times
smallsl>e. Uookali aboutdy-pepsia imiiledfres
Pr,pnr-d bv F C OoW'Tt . cc . cblcaso,
W. J. BUXIS
Summer Law School
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
R2d Summer. July 2to B*pt. 1, liHlI. Espociall;
helpful to beginners: to cftndidntpa for admtßsioT
to. the bar; ami to practitioners who have lacked nyw
teiuatic iuHtruction. For oatahiKUo addrnae
UALLIGII t\ MINOR, S&Vy, Churlottcavllle, Vo
W.J, BUTTS
wi
>oaa the many bsautifal models in oa
flsspisy ofj
_TRIMMED HATS
(.use asovrtiin theprioa. It will oele
than you th ok >,h bat ia worth. Oa
ai'.Hiners got the inipiration from ex
ponaive French nodele, hut tbe mtta
ial and workuianship are Amarioa i
heretore much oh -a par, but none t at
ess good and artiatio
MISS KATE SLATE'
iOA tiLOFC KBTKR ST..