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The Brunswick Times
KitablUhed 1889.
The Brunswick Call.
Established 1802.
—■ ■ „ ■- ■ i 1 • . i 'ggr
fit Brunswick Times-Gaii,
CONSOLIDATED 1900,
Published
■ VERT MORNING EXCEPT CMONDAT.
BYR. A. MULLINS, LESSEE.
The Tlne-Caii will oe delivered by oerrler
or mall per year, U'O'i; per week 16 cents. .Cor
respondent* on live subjects solicited. Real
nsme of writer should accompany same. Rub
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THE TJMES-OALL,
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TO SUBSCJKIBERB:
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Ilhan they fr.ll to get any lesue of the Tlrnes-
OalL Attention to this matter will be apt-rs
• >*ted by the nublishers.
A STATEMENT TO OUR READERS
For several days past the Times Call
his been badly printed, due to a roller
which bad partly melted, Anew roller
was received yesterday, and -hi* dilil*
culty is thus overcome.
OUR MARTYREII PRESIDENT.
In the death of President McKinley
this country has Inst one of the nub e-i
tnen that ever tilled the hearts of hie
countrymen.
Mr. McKinley rose to greater heights
In the hearts of his penpleg than any
president we have ovsr known, and the
repeot and estoem felt for him was in
creasing. It Is hardly c .mprohenslble
that a man of his nubility of olmraoter,
tenderness of feeling and deep religious
convictions, omild have been laid low
hy the hands of a coward I v assassir; yet,
it Is truo, and In the words of the mar
tyred president., “If. is God's will, net
ours, let it he done." Throughout the
length and breadth of this whole coun
try the sympathy expressed a> and spok n
la the most sincere that ran be felt, and
here in Brunswick there arc thousands
of hearts which go out to the beloved
wife of our late chief magistrate in her
bereavement.
ADMIRAL. HOWIBON HEJECTEU.
The action of the Schley oi.urr of in
quiry in rejeoling Admiral Howison
will meet with p <ptiiar approval, It
ia first blood for Schley, and tho peo
pie will like it. The court did well to
purge itself of a judge who didn’t have
•enaibillty enough to withdraw week"
ago at the first note of dias .tiefaction
Likea woman’s reputation, * judge
must he above suspicion. Even if to
believed that be was nut disqualified,
the faot that the defendant and his
friends thought he was would have
been enough to cause an; man of tins
fibre to withdraw voluntary and
promptly. Not the least element of
satisfaction that the public will feel in
Che rejection of Howlsou will grow out
of the practical rebuke which ia thus
administered to Assistan' 8 orotarv
Hackett for his ofilcious ami off mlv.
reply Admiral Howison’s weak and
evaaive letter to the dopattment in an
■wer to the comments upon the Howi
■on interview. The turning down ol
Hawison was not a bad first ds>V
work for the court of inquiry
Hon. Clark Howell has bought the
interest of Col. W. A. Hemphill in ihe
Atlanta Constitution, snd now con'rolU
the majority of stock in this great pa
per. Mr. Howell has contributed in a
Urge measure towards mt>k ng the
Constitution the magnificent piece of
uewspaper property that it now is, and
it ia sure 10 prosper under the direction
of his guiding band m the future. His
rise in journalism has been little short
of phenomenal, but deserved—snd per
sonally. there Is no man in the State
wire popular than he is. We extend
bifii our best wisbee, aud join with hie
countless friends in wishing for himself
and the Constitntion a continuation of
that prosperity which has marked it in
the past.
Of the twenty chiefs of state assassi
nated dunogjthe Nineteenth century,
eleven were presidents of repablios,
only nice having been crowned beads.
Twoof the latter, the Empress of Aug.
tria and the Queen of Korea, cannot be
strictly regaided as irtving been reign
ing sovereigns, so the proportion of
the mouarchlal victim* of assagai cation
should be still further reduced. Bix of
the eleven murdered presidents, to be
sure, ware the heads of Central and
douth American’Siatea, and one victim
was president of Haiti; and a majosity
of these might more properly been
called military diotators than constitu
tional chief magistrates of republics.
Our expenses are small and that
makes our prollt on the grooeries to
cur customers small. Give ua a trial
and you will see. Harper.
HAS CURED WILL CUKE
YOU.
If yon are troubled with kidney or bladder
troubles, snob as dropsy, Bright's disease, on-
I ari li, gravel of the bladder, albnmen In urine
and unhealthy depositing, or too frequent dis
charge of the urine, pain In the back and blad
der. dropsical swelling of the feet and leg*, eto.,
etc., we guarantee that by ualng Smith’s Rare
Kidney Core,a complete cure will be effected.
price 60 cents. For aule by all drugglatt.
When it oomes to Are tolas* grooeries
we oan’t be beat. 'Give us a trial next
month. Harper,
SCHOOL NOTICE.
Misses Gale sohool will open Sept.
Jttith, 11101, at 708 E street. This school
has a graded course of stud; in the
primary, preparatory and aoademio
departments, They use ever; endeavor
to promote the health] to train the
mind and to educate the judgement,
and the morale of the pupils.
We want your trade and we insist
un you giving us a trial next month.
H truer.
B. & B. Excursion.
There will be an excursion to Jrok
sonville on September 10;h ov-r the
new It, &U. railroad fare for the
round trip $1.50 There will be cars
for both white and ooloied. Hamp
Scarlett, the well known colored steve
dore, has charge of the trip. The colo
red K of 1’ lodge will aooomt the
excursionist.
NOTICE.
Now is the lime to have your winter
clothes oleaui'd and pressed. Alio or.
der your new suit. Suita made to or
der from sl2 50 up. Seo our line of
■tmplee and g.-t nnr prices before buje
log.
American Pressing A Tailoring Cos.
Geo. K, Harvey, Mgr.,
riione 267 2. 42ft Newoaatle St.
THIS WILL INTEREST MANI.
To quickly lmroduoe R, B. U, Botanic Blood
llnlm, the famous Southern blood cure into
new homer. wo will send atmoliuely free 10,-
000 trial treatments. Botanic Blood Balm, B.
11. It. quickly cares old ulcers, scrofula, itch
ing skin, mid humors, cancer, eating festering
sores, boils, carbuncles, pimples, or offensive
eruption*, pains In honesor joints, rheumatism
or any blood or skin trouble. Botanic Blood
Balm, B. B. B. heals every sore or pimple,
makes the blood pure and rich and stopa all
aches aim pains. Botanic Blood Halm, B. B,
It. thoroughly tested tor B 0 years in hospital aud
private practice and has cured thousands of
easei given up as hopeless. Sold at drug stores
it per large bottle. For free treatment write to
Blood ltalin Cos., Atlanta Ma. Medicine lent at
once prepaid. Describe trouble and free medi
cal advice given. Botanic Blood Balm 11. B.
It. gives life and vigor and strength to the
blood, the llno-t blood purifier made. Botanic
Blood Balm gives a healthy blood supply to
he skin and entire sylteui
OYSTERS
flpei fret Every Du.
Fresh Fish
Always on Hand
P. A. Segui,
107 Monk Street*
Call on lioyt Bros., for
lowest prices on plumbing.
We use only first-class mate
rial and do our owu 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 15.1901
ONE FARE
ROUND TRIP
From all Points in Georgia.
Blue Ridge and Tallulah
Falls, Exposition.
At TalMal Falls, Segt 17.18,19 and 20.
One of the most vague
expositions ever held in the
south, willbe opened at “The
Niagra of the South in the
heart of the American Alps,”
Gov, Candler,of Georgia; Gov.
Aycock, of North Carolina, Gov.
McSweeney, and several other
distinguished peopLe have con
sented to be present and make
addresses,
lnnn from the mountains
1111111 and val, ®y s will come
www win wagons and trains,
and camp about the Falls.
Grand exposition of minerals
and other resources of an unde,
veloped section-makes it one of
the most interesting fairs ever
held.
There will be ample hotel accommodation for all
and “THE lodge;* one of the largest summer
hotels in the south will be opened specially for the
occasion at popular rates,
The usual free shows and
midway, several Bands of Music
and balls at night.
A grand opportunity to see the
great chasam and falls illuminated
by colored lights and fire works,
DON’T fail to see ‘‘Tal
lulah the Terri ble”—one fare
round trip.
TM ANTATION
fyfau Cur 6
Is Guaranteed
W.J.BUTTS
900 Drops]
A\fegetable Preparation for As
- the Food andßegula
ling the Stomachs andßoweis of
I IMF.VIM !S/< HILDHKN
Promotes Digestion.CheerFuF
aess and Rest .Con tains neither
Opium,Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic .
Mcyc of Old LrStftUELPtTCHER
Seed" i
Mx.Sohm * I
Hock'd/ Sails - I
AauoSee* * I
HfnpSccd- \
(fartAoJ Svgar
NfiW.yww flavor. /
A perfect Remedy forConslipa-
Tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and Loss of Sleep.
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
ESTBUSHED 1889.
CHUE HALL, Proprietor
Yon can get the best the market affords by eating here
215 GRANT ST,
P S. —Orders taken for O. K* Laundry.
am iktiai lit
from the many beautiful models in on
display of i
TRIMMED HIT3
tbeo ascertain the prioß. It will be let
than yon think the bat is wortb. Oo
milliners got tbe inspiration from ex
pensive French models, but tbe mate
rial and workmanship are Amerioan
therefore much obeaper, bot none th*
ess good and artistic
IISS KATE SLATER
sot GLOUCESTER ST..
“Our little girl was unoonsoious from
strangulation during a suddan and ter
rible attaok of croup, I quiokly secured a
bottle of One Minute* Caught Cure, giving
her three doaee. The croup was mastered
and our little darling epeedlv recovered'
Bo writes A. L. Spafford, Chester, Midi
1 W, J. Butts.
mint
For Infants a,nd_Childrgn.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought 1
Bears the i
Signature /Au
ApK Use
V/ For Over
j Thirty Years
CASTORM
THC CENTAUR COWMNY. NEMf VORK CtTV.
II’SI Kllts MV, '
for a builder to make good work out of
bad lumber, but it ia a problem none ol
our pus toilers ever have to contend witfj,
ss all building material which we supply
is guaranteed to be of the belt quality and
ia always equal to specification! and ia
exactly what ie ordered. You know what
you are getting when you order here, and
our prices are the loweat for reliable
lumber. Kiln dried flooring and Veil
ing always in stock. Phone 197.
Lang & Wood
Planing Mm
"I bad a running sore on wy breast lor over
year,” says Henry R. HI chard* of Willsey villa
N, Y., “and tried a great many remedies, but
got no relief until 1 used Banner Salve. After
using one-half box I, was perfectly cured. 1
can’trecommend it too highly." w. J. Butte.