The Brunswick times-call. [volume], September 15, 1901, Image 4

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Treated, and properly
fitted with glasses.
Examination FREE.
EIENNON MOTT, O. D.
Graduate Owtician
lli NtWO&Hl!* attest,
inspector o Wtebe tor Houtuera Ktl.'wsy Time lif Wire AsUy from Washington
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Remington Typewriters, Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens.
Columbia Phonographs, Spalding’s Golf Goods.
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Once Said
“I only need to visit tha grave yard of a
community to know the caraoier of the
people.”
is Your Lof Craditabis
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cute anything ‘rent tha simple grave mark
to the most elaborate monument or mans
toleum
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see ns is all we ask.
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512 Monk Street.
J, J. LISSNER,
WHOIiKS A I.K
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN L SPECIALTY
216 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
C. DOWNING, ritHSUiICNT. E. 11. MASON, VIOB-PKKSIimtTO. E. D. WAITER, CABFHEH
THE NATIONAL BAKE OF BRUNSWICK,
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DIKKCTOKS
JOSEPH W. BENNET, C, DOWNING, ALBERT FENDIG,
Judge Brunswick Circuit, Pres. Downing Cos, of Brobston, Fendig&Co.
W. G. BRANTLEY, E. H. MASON; E.'D, WALTER,
M.'C. lltb Gs Dist. of E. 11. Msson &Cos . Cashier
HENRY P, TALMADGK, Pros. Southern Pine Cos., New York
A Whiskey Of Quality,
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cases of indisposi-
Jgk tion requiring a
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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES CALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, mi
SOCIAL 1 PERSONAL.
While the people of Brunsvnok have
enjoyed a delightful lummer la the way
of temperature, the weather for Sep
tember baa been the hottest known in
tbe past tbirty-one year*. The beat
has been exceptionally oppressive
for the laat few daye. The mer
eary has not climbed to a high
figure, but the mark of humidity in tbe
t'r has had the effeot of making every*
body uooomfortable.
Col. D. W. Krause bas moved into
hie elegant new bouse oorner of Union
and Mansfield, and now bas one of the
handsomest and most commodious resi
dences m tbe oity.
Tbe friends of Mr. Russell
a former well known young Bruns
wiokisn, will be interested tbe follow
ing from tbe Fort Valley Lesder: Mr.
W. R. Branham and bride arrived in
Fort Valley Friday from Washington,
D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Branham have
been married a little over a week and
will spend the remainder of tbeir hon
eymoon witb relatives and friends at
this place. Mr. Branham is thorough,
ly known and appreciated in this sec
tion, a id bas bad quite a wide experi
ence in newspaper work. He now
bolds a position in the government
printing office in Washington Ci y.
Mr. David L KeLar has returned
from a few months visit through many
states. He reports having had a most
enjoyable lima.
Dr I N. Bishop has returned from
visit to Buffalo and other points east,
Mr. Clarence McDonald was resting
somewhat easier yesterday, but is still
suffering a great deal Irom his 1b
juries.
Mr. (Jus Hensel is atill Buffering
greatly with bis orusbed band.
Many will go to Savannah and return
today for $1 via the B. & B.
Miss Vivian Morris, one of Bruns
wick’s popular young ladies, will
leave Monday morning for Baltimore,
New York and Old Point Comfort, Va.
The many friends of Miss Ernestine
Harris, will be pleased to learn that
her annt, Mrs. Julius May, has plaoed
her at a most beautiful con vent at New
burg on the HudsoD.
Mr. S. M. Cornelius returned last
night from an extended trip to the Pan
American exposition, Niagara Kails,
Pittsburg and other points north.
Mr. Morris Madden ia in the oity on
a visit to his parents.
Telegrtph Operator llenley, one of
the |W. U. experts, returned last
night from a pleas sot visit to Chatta
nooga.
A SUPERB GRIP CURE.
Johnson’s Tonic is a superb grip cure
Drives out every trace of grip poison
from the syeieui Does itquick. With
in an hour it eutere the blood and be
gins to neutralise the effeots of the
poison. Within a day it plaoes a grip
victim beyond the point of danger.
Within a week, ruddy cheeks attest
return of perfect health Price 60
oents if it oures. Ask for Johnsons,
Chill and Fever Tonic. Take nothing
else.
The Jolly Elks at oper* bouse Mon
day night. New and novel.
THE GREAT SCOUBGE
ot modern time, 1, consumption. Many cures
and discoveries from time to time are published
but Foley's Hooey and Tar does truthfully
olalm to cure all cases in the early stages land
always affords comfort and relief In the very
worst oases. Take no eubstitntos. w. J. Butt
New specialties, splendid music,
superb voices, at Elks oonoert Monday
night.
Sextette from Klotodora at opera
house Monday night at Elks oouoert,
CONGRESSMAN BRANTLEY JO SPEAK.
Will Be One of the Guests at Tallulah Falls
Exposition.
Congressman Brantley will bs one of
tbe dietinguished speakers at theTa'.lu
lab Falls Exposition during this week.
From September 17'.b to 20 h, this re
markable fair wtll be run. The papers
of the State have been quite liberal in
tbeir notices of the exposition, taring
especial attention to tbs mineral and
hard wood wealth of nor.head Georgia
and western North Carolina, which
will be given to Ihs world by the ex
tension 1 1 the Tallulah Falls rai.road.
Tae managers have prepared a bitr
show. The riches of the mountains,
particularly minerals and hardwoods
will be exhibited, and many attractions
have been prrcired. A good vaudeville
performance will run through the four
days, Richardaors Brothers and other
bands have been engag'd. Many dis
tmguisbed speakers have prom esd to
be there.
The fair will be opemd by three
governors, Georgia, North Carolina and
South Carolina, That a'one will be
worth the trip to Tallulah, To see the
highest executive ot ihree such great
states together is no oomrnon eighr,
Tbe railroads give half rates which
will make the trip to Taliuiah in reach
of all. The B. B. and TANARUS, F. exposition
offers one attractive never before
offered by any-—Tallulah Falla.
AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Tha Usual Services Will be Held Today by
the Pastor.
The usual services of public worship
will be conducted today at tbe Presby*
terian church by the pastor, who has
just returned after an absence of three
weeks. Tbe evening service will begin
at 7:45, the morning service at the lix
ed hour, 11 o’clook. A oordiai invitation
is extended to all tbe members of tbe
ohurcb and congregation and to tbe
pnblio generally to attend all tbe
services.
The Coming Show.
Manager Ollie Mack says the Mur.
ray and Mack company is the best pay
lug piece of theatrical property in
America, and gives the following re&s
ions to snbstautiate his claim : First,
they have been on the road oontinually
for fifteen seasons. Second, they have
always pleased their many thousands
of patrons thronghont the country.
Third, their fun maVlog vehicle has al
ways been kept up to ilie times witb
novelties and innovations, miking it
each year anew show, Fourth, they
have never represented anything to
offend, and oater to the ladies and chil
dren. Fifth, the theater-going public
ars always sure of enjoying a pleasant
evening’s entertainment, and seeing
what the management advertises. The
one reason that everybody should s e
Murray and Maok in their latest ooine
dy “Shooting the Chutes,” is that it is
new in Its entirety. Manageis Flem
ing & Waff of the Grand opera house
give their personal guarantee that
Murray and Mick m "Shooting the
Chutes’’ is one of, if not the best, farce
comedy attractions they have ever
booked.
A FIREMAN’S CLOSE CALL.
"1 stuck to my engine, although every
joint ached and every nerve was racked
with pain,” writes C W Bellamy, a locomo
tive fireman, of Burlington, lowa , "1 was
weat and pale, without any appetite and
all run down. As I was about to give, 1
got a bottie of Electric Bitters and, after
aking it, 1 felt as well as I ever did in my
life.” Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, strength and vigor
from their use. Try them. Satisfaction
guaranteed by all druggists. Price 60c,
PILES OF PEOPLE
testify to the merit of Banner Salve is out
ing piles It immediately relieves and
quiokly cures. No other salve so healing,
w. J, Butts.
Yes Honey,
Sweet and clear as the
mountain dew- Just to
look at it creates a longing
to taste it. At our price
every body can taste it
often
In Found Sections 12*c
Stnflcd Oliyes uer bottle 10c
Heinz Sweet Mies, at. 20e
New Georgir Syren in
Half and Gallon Cans.
Specialties.^^
Choc* Gandies?
Fancy Cakes
Meats.
Just received a fresh
shipment of
Doya Ham,
Gal Braai Ham,
Gold “ Boneless,
Breakiast Bacon.
Give us e Cali,
We serve to Please
Phone 158
WATcH
This Space
For Special
Announcement.
Mrs.lT. Isaac..
The Dry Goods Leader,
208—208 1-2 Newcastle, St.
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Coney & Parker
DEALERS IN
Goal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster. Hair, Shinglesfand Laths.
Agents fcTMonis’ Brick.
Phone 18 525 Bay St.
"IT CERTAINLY IS GOOD,'’
The Famous —,
Cream of Kentucky Whiskey-
Try it, and You Will Agree With Us.
It cost 25c a half pint, o()c a pint, and SI.OO per
quart, and is sold in Brunswick, only by
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
I. TRAGEK & CO., Distillers,
Offices Cincinnati, Ohio, U- S,*A,
Ml Sill,
CORNER of E and G STS.,
—Will open—
Monday, Sent. 3011,1901.
TUITION:
•’rim ary Grades, per month SI.OO
Grammar “ “ “ 1,25
School * u “ 1.50
MISS IIA LI, ISO. BR‘ UtSTOX,
Teacher,
REV. C. G. BRADLEY.
Warden.
VIGILANT EN ROUTE.
Handsome New Tow-Boat Will Soon Bs
Here.
President J. E. dußignon of tba
South Atlantic Towing Company, an
nounced last night that tog Vigilant
was expected to leave Puiludalpbia yes
day, and if she does not go out of her
course to take a to 1 will re\oh bere
about u sday,
Tbe coming of this handsome new
-.ow-boat is be l g awaited by many
Branawickians wbo have heard so
many g >od reports about her and on
arrival a cordial welcome will be ex
tended by Bruns wick’s shipping.
White bean,?, y-llow eye beans, lima
beaus and blackeye peas a-. Harper’s.
8-?ats on sale today at Fleming &
Waff for Elks concert.
G?t your Blackeye peas from
Harper’s.
"Tell M s Pretty Maiden” at The
Grand Monday night, Eiki oonoer*.
Seats for Elks concert reserved free
at Fleming & Waff today.