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Tlse Brunswick lues
Xitabliihed 1889.
The' Brunswick Call.
Kutabliebed 1883,
Ik iimnswick Times-Cail,
CONSOLIDATED 1800.
Published
£V*RY MORNING EXCEPT 'MONDAY.
BYR. A. MULLINS, LESSEE.
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THE TIMES-CALL,
Brunswick, Gs.
TO SUBSCRIBERS:
■ jbsarlbernara requested to notify the offloe
fist a ibey fall to get any lasna of the Tlmas-
CalL Attention to this matter will be appi •*
• tied by the publishers.
You ran soon g t yonr cyster* on the
half then,
iaw- -t-mw' 1 " —- 1 r■" -
The real fight now teeml to be be
tween Quarry and the Macon Talagrapb
Boa. E?an P. llewell baa anaoaac. and
for couacilmae of Atlanta. We wager
he'll be ekeod.
Col. Pall Byrd baa the aympatby of
thousand* of friende In Georgia in the
lots of hi! bright li'tla sen,
A Brunswick man it 'o build the
piblic buldlug, Wa congratulate Mr.
Bowen on securing the contract.
The Decatur County Ne, published
at BainbndKe, has toun i its way to our
office. It is a nest little paper and is
full of lire reading matter,
•'Here’s that unlucky number again,”
remarks the Atlanta Journal. ‘‘A
Texas negro has just finished serving
13 years tsi a crime he did not commit, ’
The da key is, doabtles*, rejoicing over
his good luck in getting out at ail,
There it one editor in Georgia who
thinks be will p'u k the bulls ey\ The
Savannah Press says: “Edit >r James
R. Miller b:8 tb.ee p pare. The Bui*
loch County News supporting Colonel
Eetlll Ijr governor, the Hagen Timts
is lor Popi Brown, and tfce Brjai
Count/ News will probab y advocate
Mr Turner.
ANOTHER DEFENSE OF THE
RICH.
In the baccalauroa'e sermon a* John
D. Rockefeller's Chicago Uiiivirity
Dr. E. Benjamin Andrews, Ctiaii'cllor'
of the Uaiversityof Nebraska, said:
“It is the tendency row to condemn
men simply because they are rich. This
is the case with many a great man in
Chicago and New York who ts trying to
do right vhi etbe public persists in
maligning bis motives.”
D \ Andrews nuy havo felt that the
occasion and surroundings demanded a
defease of the multi millionairis, cr i e
may nave considered it a good oppor
tunity to make himself so id witn the
oil king and secure bis aid for thi
Nebrsaka University,
In either event Dr. Andrews was led
into a misstatement. No man it con
demned simply because he poaseses
grett wealth.
p. is tbe methods by which wealth is
asquiref that are questioned. If they
rre dishonorable the man is condemned,
as be deserves to be, regardless of any
pretenses at relig ; on or great gif sto
charity.
The people demand honor in the rich
as well as In the poor. They refuse
"business shrewdness,” but which arc
just as much acts of moral ih'every a
those whioh send the smaller thief to
prison, The heart of the every day
American la too clean and too honest to
think well of the n.au who ruins ©there
for bis own gain.
If John D. Rockefeller believes his
business me hods need no defense it is
<ime fo* h m to call iff his def nders
m Chicago or p a ' pli will come o the
cjncludoa that it is another case of
“toe iu 1 y eonfeietree that ue-de no
accuser. ”
O i eve-y hand there are men who
have b come very rich through honest
ff nt and kii.d 1 y principles. People
rfs oect them not b 'cause of thdr money,
cut b cause of their strong characters,
and they arc held up as models to the
rising generation.
Thehonetly rich need no defense,
The dishonestly rch ctn not bs de
teaded,
CANCER
•j
Sufferers from this horrible malady
nearly always inherit it not necessarily
from the parents, but may be from some
remote ancestor, for Cancer often runs
through several generations. This deadly
poison may lay dormant i:t the blood foi
years, or jititil vou reach middle life, then
the first little fore or ulcer makes ns ap
pearance— or a swollen gland in th
breast, or some other part of the body,
gives the first warning.
To cure Cancer thoroughly and perma
nently all the pi'tsonou* virus must b
eliminated from the blood—every vestags
of it driven out. Thia 8. 3. 8. does, and
ta the only medicine that can reach deep
seated, obstinate blood troubles like this.
When all the poison has been forced out
c‘ the system the Cancer heals, and th<
disoise never returns.
Cancer boginsoften in a small way, as th
following lei ter from Mrs. Shirer shows:
A amH pbH-ti nine on my jaw nhnnt an inrll
below tliv Mri-M tlie left side of my face. It gaw
me epior ivn-unven- „, TJ ,^
aim-*, irn<t I hliomli! have
al--mt ft ha.l il
net lw-in to inflame and VI
ti--h ; ft wunld bleed a By
IlHl, then oca hover, but lw. fCv wim
world I:-* li.-nt. This sj
ron tinned for some I tine, wtanjTj >e jr\
swell, betnminj very
painful. The Cancer be- kEt'a l
fnn Id ent ned sprend, i-St; c. wT*'”
until it wasap ltrr;e as a .lafcA.. gWi
balf dollar,rhea 1 heard EBffjjjifr *
of R. S. 5. and <>l“r:uin- IrijffgjWHhCg. g/S'Ta
edtosive it a lair trial,
and it was irmarkable jCjaMra*
what a wonderful effect ■•W ■* '
it had from the very beginning ; the sore began to
heal and after taking a few bottles disappeared
entirely. Thi i was two years ago ; there are still
no signs of the Conner, and my general health
continues good.—Mrs ; R. Shirer, La Plata, Mo.
SI hagfe is the greatest of ail
i oat, a Wood purifiers, ar.d the
• only one guaranteed
1 L TE purely vegetable. Send
for our free hook on
Cancer, containing valuable and interest
ing information about this disease, and
write our physicians about your case. We
make no charge for medical advice. “
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC C 9-, ATLANTA, GA.
In Memory of one Who Died Dec. 30, 1900
"YKT SHALL Hit Live!"
When In the night's dim ilinc3
Memory limits Uiee back to ax,
And tve remember
Thy gentle smile, tUy genial presence, that
Wag halm and tonic to the sad of soul,
And thy dear voice
Th*tt nS*ei' wa9 li srd in aught save
Char ty, and kindly jiniiu , and helpful cheer;
And tby dear hands, that ever sought
Good deed - to do—
When we rememdSr the smile uow vanished;
The voiee uow parsed to silence;
The hands now lying, cold aud still
Above the quiet heart;
God only knows the p il l.
That wrings the anguished tear;
The bitter sobs that bteak—
When we reineml) r.
Adversity and sorrow long ha i peri ued,
Grim sorrows, dark, upon thy life
They bore thee down —and swaft
The mainsprlugof thy life beneath tbe we g’at.
But thine own woes wore shut
Within thy t eart, for thou didst strive
To hide thiue own, and ease another’s pain,
True friend thou want; husband, brother, sort
And gentlest counselor to those thou gavest life.
If faith and trust, friendship and good deeds
Merit the guerdou of the heavenly li fe
lt life's sad crown of cypress and of rue
Doth tit tho brow for Heaven’s bright asphodel,
Thy crown is won—the immortal flowers thine.
Thy life here done, thou Itvast in paradise!
August HO, 1901.
FOR SALE
We offer f. r sale tfce Old B urke
residence, situated on the corner of
Gloucester and Reynold* streets, on tbe
lot recently purchased by tbf govern
ment for aCuirom bourn*nd Postr tfioe.
The framing, sills and lember in the
building are in comparatively good
order, also the doors, blinds, windows,
at Ha. etc. The house can be traded for
at private sale and if not disposed of
oefore the 3rd day of September it wi 1
be sold at publicontory onihe premises.
Parties desiring to examine the premi
ses are at liberty to do so. The property
must be removed by the purchaser by
the 15 h day of September, 1901.
L. J. Leavy & Cos.
Call on Hoyt Bros., for
lowest prices on plumbing.
We use only tirst-class mate
rial and do our own work, so
therefore we can guarantee
all our work. We make a
specialty of repair work.
Give us a trial and be con
vinced. Don’t forget the
place—2o7 Grant street.
BRUNSWICK TIMKS-OALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1901
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.
What is Going On in Brunswick's Gay
Social World.
BY MARY M NIBH BURROUGHS.
Afer several pleasant months a 1 Uit-
Oglethorpo, Mr and Mr*. El Phuff .v
and little Miss Lilian Pnitff.r expect
to leave shortly to spend som- fct
the home of Mr. and ’'Mrs. Theadore
Clark, on E street.
Many ,Brunswick friends will be
interested in knowing that Miss Efli •
Wrenoh expects to return to her home
in Madison in a few days, after a
pleisant summer the goes, of tisids
m Tennessee, Alabama and 'Jets*.
Mrs. M. A Cook is expeotsd in
Brunswiok in a few days, to *p*nd
some lime the cues' of her eis #*, Mr*.
M, J. Colson, a’, her borne on Mans,
field street.
Dr. end Mri. I, N. Bishop end Mis*
Mattie Bishop for Buf
falo, Nisgsrs and ether plaoes of
intereet.
Miss Lula Murrel, of Osk Grove,
apsnt several days ef last week* the
guest ef frieads and relatives In
Brunswiok,
t
Col and Mrs. W.G. Brtnt'ey have
re urned to Brunsw ek after a pleasant
summer off.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ctusey are
spending some time in Hendeiaon,
N.C
Mr*. W. S Rsi'se of Montgomery, is
expected in Brunswiok in a few days,
t' spend some time the gueit of bet
father, Judge B -ll Dg Wh.tti -Id, at
his borne on Gloucester street.
. After a delightfa) vsosticn, spent in
New York, Missaobujetts Coo. and
North Carjlioa, Rrv. Waiter M Gil
more returned to h’s ►ome in.
wick yts arday,
It will interest many Brunswick
friends of Miss Margaret Brobaton,
of Brownwood, to know that she is
apeadiig a pleasant sumanr at Tal
lulah.
Mrs Qua H ffnaois spending s rn l
rime tv Atlanta, tfce gu?at ofter
parent?, Mr and Mrs. L L lientbal -
Mrs Billing W irt-ld is expended
home shortly, afte a p easant vis t to
relatives and friends in AtlaLta
Miss Kete Hoi hs returned
from a visit to . friends iu Fiorld*,
where she spent several weeks.
Miss Julia Wilder returns bcm s
th 9 morning, after a pleasant week
with fr ends in savannah,
...
Oq, September IS b, Mrs. - Geo, W.
Hatp r will open a music class for
piano icsiructione, Theory, harmony,
W. J. EUTJI’S
tboreughbase, oonnterpoint nnd com
position wiil be taught from tba bast
known German methods. A free
mbo'arship will be given to ao t>mbi
t one girl or boy.
Misses Bu!e ar.d Gecivieve itslst.cn
have re'U'nesl Tr-tu a visit to friends in
A ’aiif,
Miss Mary MoCullmgh Is spendirg
some weeks the gu-'stof Mis* Georgia
Wayne, st her home nevr B-Edor.
" I
~ i
Mii Sarah Wyliy, of D.r-ien, is i
spending aims liras in B rh h
gu s . of her brother, C.p’. C. S Wjily,
st ms bomi on Uniou street.
Miss Jotiepbiee dußiguon will
spend the mouth of sep.eu.ber, ai
Blec’t M untsin, N G, the guest if
M-j >r and Mrs. F, K. Hager.
Mrs. C. H Wimberly has re un ed
Ir mi plaasant >r p to Atlanta.
Miss Mans Wlwierly is visiting Mlsa
Dsra Mabry to Allan's, after a de
lightful trip to Wilmington, N. C.
Tba Woman ’a Foreign Miaaianaiy
society of tha Firtt Methodist ohn>rei>
will ba entertained by Mr*. <3 R.
Jaekson Monday afternoon at 4 o‘elurk
at her home, 309 Union street.
M's. J. S. Wright and Mtaa Arabella
Wright expect <o leave in a lew days
for the mountains, where Miss Wright
will spend a short time before gi-ing to
Athens, where *bo will enter Lncy
Cobb institute.
If people ouly knew what we know
ibout Kodol Dyspepsia Cure it would be
used in nearly every household, as there
sre few poop'e who do not suffer from a
feeling of fullness after eating, belching
flatulence, sour stomach or waterbiash,
caused by indigestion or Dyspepsia. A
preparation such as Kodol Dyupepaia Cure
whioh, with no aid from the stomaoh 1 1
will digist your food, certainly oan’t help
but to do good. w J. Butts.
ro the pan* \ rican expqbi.
1 ION.
Toe beet Hoe, the smoothest line, the
quickest line via Souhern Railway
Qi’een & Crescent, Big Fur and L. S
&M. S O ily one cnai g3 of sleeping
cars Oae night out. L’-ave Auaiita
at S;JO a. rn , and 5:lop. m. Arrive at
Buffalo 10 30 a m. and 7 :20 p. m , re
spectively next day. W. H. Tsyloe,
AG P A
Have yoo beard the news? J H.
Heller & 3ro. will move to 2.0 N**w.
oastle sires', a j xc to Bish p’s drug
store.
Kies Mamie Smith. Middieeboro, Ky.. writes;
•My little sister had the croup very bad. I gave
ber several doses of Foley's Honey and Tar and
be was idstantly relieved, It saved her life.
W. J. Butts.
The Bess e will run mother of tbeir
excu'eiouß t 8 . Mnon Suadsy Boat
leaves a! 9 *. m. ; and 2 p, m ; lea e St
-imou at 11 . m ar and 6 p. m.
•‘I had a running sore on my breast for over a
year,*' says Henry R. Richards of Willseyvllle,
N, Y., "and tried a great many remedies, but
got no relief until I used Banner Salve. After
using one half box I, was perfectly cured. 1
can’trecommend it too hiahly.” w. J. bulls.
FOR SALE ( HEAP.
Font houses and Jet*. One 9 rrom
house, one five room hnu.p, two three
roombouies All fer SSOO. O, L. Parker.
AVogetaLle Prcparationfor As
yiniilating (he Food andßegula
ling the Stomachs aniißowels of
Promotes Digestion,Cheerfub
ness and Rest. Contains neither
Opiui3forphine nor Mineral.
Kot Harc otic .
JUmpe Of Old JDr SAMUEL PtTCHKR
Seat' i
Jtx.Saom - 1
AMtWfaJMr- I
jfaucAmt/ - 1
STm&wMIA* j
I%JW- I
A perfect Remedy forConsttp*-
Hon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea.
Worms .Convulsions .Fevetasbr
ness and Loss OF SUOV!
Pas simile Signature uP
NEW YORK.
A I b j ,j IC’
J J Dost s- KL inis
EXAer COPY OF WRAPPER.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
ESTABLISHED 1889.
•'HUE HALI, Proprietor
*1 ou p.Aii gel the oest the uiar’ket affords by eating hera
'** 5 .wr
P T—O-iem taken for O K* Laundry.
Coney & Parker
DEALERS iN
Coal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shinglesjand Laths.
Agents forMoriis’ Erick.
Phone 18- 525 Bay St.
j. jTlissner,
WHO LFSAX.fi
groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN. HAY AND BRAN / SPECIALTY.
f
.?]fs Rsjv Street. Brunswick. Gtorxi*.
Bargains in Bicycles.
To close out our stock of Bicycles, we will offer
Ladu s Columbia Bicycles at S2B £o—only a
few left. Also a few Gents Bicycles at greatly reduced
prices.
THE DOWNING CO.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the J \
Signature /Am
(Y Jr*
AM Use
\J For Over
Thirty Years
emit
VMM OMNTAUR COMMIIV. NIW VMR CITT.