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Jlie Brunswick Times-
Irtablithsd 1889.
The Brunswick Call.
Established 1882.
The Brunswick Times-Call.
CONSOLIDATED 1800,
Published
KVKRY MORNING KXCKPT MONDAY.
BYR. A. MULLINS, LESSEE.
The Timcs-Oal. will l>e delivered uj oarrler
or mai> per year, *r.'W; per week 15 cent#. Cor
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scription# psysblo in Advance
Andreis* oil communications to
THE TIMES CA Me
Brunswick, Ga.
TO BUBSC IBBRS:
Subscribe! s are requested to notify the oßlce
uhcit they fall to get any Home of the Timtt-
Cnll. Attention to this matter will be ap
elated bv the publisher*
The Impression toems to be growing
that the country will gut along all right
with : Roosevelt as president. Our
(system of government is such that the
couutry is bound to prosper with honest
men in < 111 26.
President Roosevelt declares that he
will carry out the policy indicated by
Mr McKinl.y in his epeech at Buffalo.
If he docs this It will he a departure
from the methods of the republican
party in the past in some very import'
nut particulars.
In a letter to George W. Harris,
president of the Bryan Traveling Men’s
Club of St Louis, William J. Bryan
outlines what he believes will be the
leading issues of 1004. Mr. Bryan
believes that the silver question is not
Bottled, that the fight against trust*
must continue, together with opposition
to government by injunction, and
finally that tne Kansas City platform
bids fair to boas sound a declaration if
democratic principles three yean hence
as at the time it was made.
On a ccrtH'n eoca-iun Henry Wanl
Beecher dellyerot! a piaycr, and was
afterward a-ksd for a copy of it for
publication. His reply to ihe request
follows, thought of which is most
tender and the sentiment beautiful;
“You request me to send you my prayer
on decoration day eventin':, If you will
scud me the notes of the oriole that
whistled at the top of my tree in last
June, or the iridescent globee that came
by millions on the last waves that rolled
in on the beach yesterday, or a segment
of the rainbow of last weuk, or th*
perfume of the first vi' lot that blossom*
til last May, I will also semi you the
prayer I hat rns to my lips with the
occasion and left uie forever —I hope it
went heavenward and was registered, in'
which esse th* only record of it will he
found in hcaveu.
LIBTOF rKoFEK (1 FOK KENT BY
BJ; OJ3B TOK, Jj'K N Dili & CO.
stocks. per mo
Mvi formerly *ceupieti by Heller *v llro.
on Newcastle MM' f;j.j oo
Store on Huy stive , near Monk y;. CH)
Two large tt.*res lor saloon, Oglet borne
blivet. oat u m co
Store on v)glet n ipest near Clouccister 15 to
Store on Monk • next lo \ rnboiler’* . 2n HO
y a.torvs on ittouce-ter si. near Hay, each 10 oo
store come) 1 anil U olf at.reels.. S oo
OS KICKS, per mo
Suit of 00, e tn Newcastle hi reel, well
located $;o im
Niceofle**son iHouce&tcr street,opposite
Kxtn e.s** Olllee, eavl: 7 oo
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Pouble dwelling on Onion street, newly
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Nice .'woiling ou Amherst street, near
Sait Or< winds, new , 7 ml
Corue?* M nk and >VoM wueots Jo oo
KS-siULNCSs SOK CoLOUKIt per week
l ee street, near H, three rooms ,*i 00
Lee street, near 11, ihiee rooms I oo
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leinna'ed eaeli .3 (H
Johnson street, near 1., three rooms .. 7'>
Coehr.in uvcuue,near K.three rooms 7.‘>
Amher.-.t street, near li, two houses, three
I‘Hims each ..... .. l 00
Amherst street, near M. three rooms 1 in
♦Minin street, neat iK three rooms .... 75
3> street, near N,new , 1 hree rooms 1 *2:
K Stret.; Lane, near F, two Kory 1
Amherst street, near (leorgo. . . *
Oglethorpe street, near liartmouih.
Oglethorpe st., near Alnemarle. tw> story 2 00
llay street, uoai Allmma'le. two siory a 00
Hichmoiul slre t, near Howe, four rooms 1 2. r *
Forfull particular.- about any of tin al>ove
properties, apply 11 ► ilrchston Feudig \ t’o.
Thomas Maple, Birbeek, ill., writes: •*! had
a very had case ot kidney trouble and iny back
putuod me *0 I could not straighten up The
doctors treatment did me rogood. Saw Foley’s
Kidney Fure advertised and took one bottle
wiiich rured me and 1 have not been affected
aiiicc, I gmd>y reconnuena this remedy w
J. HutU.
VEN. CASSIUS ADDRESS
Continued from fourth page,
hue bean taken; and somewhere,ir eaob
service, scf.ly, eweetly tenderly suppli*
eating God’a care, and strength, and
love for ireatrioken woman to whom
he was bo uearly ail the world, In re
cognition of hi* greatness as a states
riian and a ruler the military and naval
j'•stab.’lsbnente of the old world have
been called, by tboir chiefs to do what
has never been done before, pay the
same honors co this uncrowned king of
every American heart that are given to
their own dead rulers , That might be
diplomacy. We do not believe it is>
We are sure they realize his greatness,
and, without care as to the impression
made upon our citizens, they show
honor tathat greriuess. But the other?
Men do not take tbe'.r hypocricics to
God, The mingled lamentations and
Te Deuras, the fervent prayers and
praises oircrod In tbs churches are true
coin, struck through with the stamp of
genuineness, and called forth by the
universal knowledge that William Mc-
Kinley wae, and hence throughout all
eternity will be, a Christian.
But did he never make a mistake,
then? Frankly, l do not know, its
said and did things moat of us would
not have said or done; and in the pride
of our own intellect, in the arrogant
vanity of our personal judgment, we
think these things were mistakes.
But, were they? in the end One great*
er than we all will deoide, and we will
admit the absolute aocnraoy of the de
cision. But if they were mistakes, hi: 1
death has thrown them in the world's
great rubbish-heap, and they shall not
retnrn till they have accomplished the
errand whereuoto they were sent. Be
cause underlying them wore the honest
desires of a Christian men, Uod will
honor this man by using his very mis
takes, If he made any, for the advaoo
meet of civilisation aud the ultimate
redemption of tho world
1 have said that what, at the bagin
ning, wire rules, baoame later in the
ohristian life, principles of notions,
Mr, McKinley's Christ like words at
the time he was shot have beno refer
red to by Colonel Goodyear, and I can
not better oloso tills tribute to the
memory of a good man than by using
them to show bow, unconsoiously to
him he lived on principle the high
life thst weaker men live by law.
The blessed master of us all, stretch
ed upon the cruel cross; suffering the
! agonies of a brutal physical death;
; surrounded by a howlmg mob of
demoniac eaemiesr betrayed by one of
u.sines trusted disciples; arrested by
a for-jig i uldiery ; hunted to death by
ais owu countrymen to wh nn be bad
on me to offer untold blessings, raised
his dying eyes to Heaven, and with
unutterable plaints, asked for them
tbo blessing of pardon; “Father, for
give 'horn, for they know not what
they do.”
Softly, yet surely, these words hare
comedown the anas, forever teaching
the sweet lesson of forgiveness, and
assuring men that they ie better and
Happier when they cm rise to the
heights of perteot pardon; and.at last
they find their echo from the mouth
ol the great chief;ain of this favored
land, on the other side of the globe
from whore they were first uttered
Wouaded to the death by an assassin,
William McKm’ey was the only man
10 that vast throng who interfered to
save the murderer from the just deserts
of his crime Nearly two thousaud
years ago tho other mob,with anger to
ward the innocent one, had cried;
“Crucify h 4 m Crucify him;” on this
day, an angry mob frenzied with an
indignation that wae just, thirsting for
a vengeance theyknew would be tardy,
but euro; cried "Lynch him Lynch
BRUNSWICK riMES-OALL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1901
Pratfy T
Children
•• We have three children. Before the
birth of the last one my wife used four bot
tles of MOTHER'S FRIEND. If you had the
pictures of our children, you could see al
a glance that the last one
Is healthiest, prettiest and
finest-looking of them all.
My wife thinks Mother’s
Friend is the greatest
and grandest /77\ If.
remedy in the
world for expect- fe&L jL msg I
W rltten by a Ken
tucky Attorney-at Yv-
CO SLUT) prevents nine-tenths of the
rnir.lilS suffering incident to chlld
i iiEi.fi xhecoming mother’s
disposition and temper remain unruffled
throughout the ordeal,because this relax
ing, penetrating liniment relieves the
usual distress. A good-natured mother
is pretty sure to have a good-natured child.
The patient is kept in a strong, healthy
condition, which the child also Inherits,
Mother’s Friend takes a wife through t’flQ
crisis quickly and almost painlessly. I!
assists in her rapid recovery, and wards
off the dangers that so often follow de
livery.
Sold by druggist* tor $1 a tottle.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO,
ATLANTA, GA.
Send for our free illustrated book wrltto*
expressly for expectant mo thefts.
him;’* It wag the victim of the mur
derer’s fanaticism, who, in hit last re
corded publio utterances, raised a
feeble, tender, yet commanding voioe
in words that were a divine eohoof the
master’s prayer ;“FTeabe do not hurt
him;’’
Fellow pitlzens of Brunswick, do you
love him? Did you truet him? Do you
honor bia mamory? You need not ut
ter one word in reply. In the provid
ence of Cod one has been called to suo
oeed him who has many noble and
manly traits of oharaoter. He... has
aunouno.d his intention to follow th
p il’oiee outlined by bis martyred pre
daotssor. You can ehow how you love
*d, hoDorel, tru tsd MoKiuley by the
r.ontot, earnest, true support yon give
*
to RioaeveU. i baleive fca will rise to
;be responsibility of the position thus
thrust upon him, and wisely, ably, hon
estly gu da the ship of state i)to the
harbor where she should bo.
May God in his mercy give the new
president strength to rule well, and
all the people firmness of pnrpose to
support him with honest hearts and
faithful allegiance.
School Notices.
The private school of MissF. G.
Nightingale will open on Monday Sept
SO th at her residence on Carpenter
Btieet.
Misses Gale school will open Sept.
30th, 1901, at 708 E street. This school
has a graded oouree of study in the
primary, preparatory and ac&demio
departments, They use every endeavor
to promote the health, to train the
mind and to educate the judgement,
and the morals of the pupils. M
Bkin affections will readily disappear by
using Dewitt’s witch Hazel Salve, look out
counterfeits. If you get D witt's you wll
get good results. It is the quick and
positive cure for piles, w. J, Butt’s
Pl^Scui*
~ Is Guaranteed
w.j. aims ——
Miscellaneous.
FOUND -Oie light blue serge coat.
Owner can have earns by calling and
paying for ad.
FOR SALE— One R3m Bho typs
writer. As good as new. Will sell
for two thirds coat. Coison Hard
ware (Jo.
AGENTS WANTED—Ladies and
gentle to sell an honest product. Lib
eral salary or oommi6ion. Sales
enormous everywhere. Write at onoe,
E, Company, Box 235, Canton, Ohio.
TO RENT—A ntotly famished room
oentrslly looated with board for two
gentlemen or gentleman und wife. No
children. Address B, this t ffice,
FOUND —Oae bunch of keys. Owner
can have the same by calling at this
office and paying for ibis ad.
Mr. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, la., writes: Ho
waß troubled with kidney diseases about three
Tears. Had to get up several times during the
night but three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
effected a complete cure, he feels better than he
ever did and recommends it to his friends. W
J. Butts.
NOTICE.
This is to notify my friends, patrons,
and the public generally t,hat Mr. Phil
Keller is now in charge of the Arcade
saloon. B. Hirsch.
THE GREAT BCOUBGE
of modern time* Is consumption. Many cures
and discoveries from time to time are published
but Foley's Honey and Tar does truthfully j
olaim to cure all cases In the early stages land
always affords comforl and relief In the very
worst cases. Take no substitutes, w. J. Butt
WORKING 24 HOURS A BAY.
There is no rest fer those tireless little
workers—Dr; King’s New Life Pill,. Mil
lions are always busy, curing torpid liver,
jaundice, billiousness, fever and ague
They banish Bick headache, drive out
malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small,
taste njop, y/ork wonders. Try them. 250.
at all druggist.
Lives of tka martyed Presidentp.their
assassinators and history of anarchism,
600 pages for $1.60 Oatfi free, 60ptr
o nt commission, Credit and freigl t
given. J. E. Maoßrrdy, Sfsr Bidg,
Chicago.
THIS WILL INTEREST MANS’.
To quickly introduce 1!, B. li. Botanic Blood
Balm, the famous Southern blood cure into
new homes, wo will send absolutely free 10,-
COD trial treatmonts. Botanic Blood Balm, B.
B. B. quickly cures old ulcers, scvoi .ni, itch
ing skin, ana hnmore, cancer, i ating festering
sores, boils, carbuncles, pimples or offensive
eruptions, pains in bones or joints, rheumatism
or any blood or skin trouble. Boianio Blood
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makes the blood pure and rich and s.o*s all
aches and pains. Botanic Blood Balm, 15. 15.
15, thoroughly tested for CO years in hospital and
private practice and lias 'cured thousands id
case! given up ns boneless, Void at drug stores
81 nor large bottle. For free treatment wiite to
iilood Balm Cos.. Atlanta Da. M Adi cine sent at
once prepaid. Describe trouble and free medi
cal advice given. Botanic Blood Balm B. 11.
B. gives life and vigor and strength to the
blood, the Unest blood puriiior made. Bot-iio
Blood Balm gives a healthy blood supply to
he skin aud entire system
OYSTERS
Open Fresi Eienr IE
Fresh Fish
Always on Hnnd
P. A. Segui,
107 Monk Street*
HAS CURED TjuOU3AKBS, WILL CURE
you.
If yon are troubled with kidney or bladder
troubles, such as dropsy, Bright’s disease, ca
(tarrh, gravel of the bladder, albumen 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 legs, etc.,
etc,, we guarantee that by using Smith’s Sure
Kidney Core, a complete cure will be effeoted.
Price BO cents. For sale by all druggists.
[[<) oo Drops]
StftSlOßll
AVegetable Prepatalionfor As
similating the Food andßeguia
ling the Stomachs andßowels of
TnFAN TSffC HIID K EN
Promotes Digeslion.Cheerful
nessandßest.Contains neither
Opium,Morphine nor>liii£rai.
Not otic .
fyci'/K aSOteDrSAMUELPITCimR
fampkm Seed'" \
4lx. Senna * l
jßoehellf- Sails— I
dhuse Seed + \
/trmenwne - /
SiT&iviuiti'Scda + I
Uim+Seetl- 1
Cfrutfied Sugar
I Wktetyreeet Flavor. )
A perfect Remedy forConslipa-
Tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW *YO RK.
Atjo m,orill>-s old
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
ESTBLISHED 1889.
CHUE HALL, Proprietor
Yon can get the best the market affords by eating her#
P S. —Orders taken for O K* Laundry
Fall and Winter
hats have never been ex
celled in any previous display,
These hats are all of very
artistic conception and are
developed in goods of excep
tionally good quality and
beauty, Perhaps no such
value has never been offend.
HISS KATE SLATER
£O4 GLOUCESTER ST..
‘‘Our little girl was unoonecious from
strangulation during a sudden and ter
rible attack of croup, 1 quickly secured a
bottle of One Minute Caught Cure, giving
her three doses. The crouD was mastered
and our little darling spesdly recovered’
Bo writes A. L. Sp&fford, Chester, Mich
W, J. Butts.
CiSTORIA
For Infants and Children^
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the t
Signature //yj
jf\ jjv In
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jl/ For Over
! Thirty Years
IMSTOMI
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
in
for a builder to make good work out of
bad lumber, but it is a problem none of
our customers ever have to contend with,
as §ll building piaterial which we supply
is guaranteed to be of the best quality and
is always equal to specifications and is
exactly what is ordered. You kn >w what
vou are getting when you order here, and
our prices are the lowest for reliable
lumber. Kiln dried flooring and ceil
ing always in stock. Phone 197. ,
Lang & Wood
Planing Mill.
“1 bad a running sure on qiy brest for oygy
year,* 1 says Henry U. Richards of Willacy Yjllp
N, Y„ “and tried a groat many remedies, but
got no reli< f until 1 used Banner Salve. After
using one- half box I, was perfectly cured. 1
can’(.recommend it too highly. ’• w. J. Butts.