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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL
VOLUME XL NUMBER 336
Every Drop
of medicine that goes in a
prescription in this store is
absolutely pure. Pure drugs
mean a speedy recovery.
Poor drugs mean a relapse.
You want the BEST. Let us
fill your prescriptions.
¥ J BUTTS, DRUGGIST
‘On The Corner.”
HUNTER-SALE DRUG CO.
The Birth Place of Pure Drugs-
Physicians Patronize our place—-
Because they know we
carry the puiest obtainable,
We fill your prescriptions as cheap as pure
drugs and competent service will permit.
We. send for and deliver prescriptions
promptly.
Phone 37.
Agents Lowney Candies,
H. M. MILLER £ SON,
it tit in llMig t Mil lit oi
“GRANO RAPIDS”
bed room suits, sideboards,
chiffonirs, dining tables in
Golden Oak or Mahogony,
direct from the Exposittoo,
Also anew line of iron
beds, in the most beautiful
colors*
believe in coffee is the second step; you must
11, I believe in the firm that prepares it.
I Chase & Sanborn prepare ‘‘Seal Bmid” coffee,
1 U The berries are the finest grown. it cost
■ twice as much to assort them. You get
twice the strength and three times the aroma, It cost
only a few certs to try it. You know who makes it,
Y ou know who sells it. It is world-famous. The
rest seems easy,
Order a trial pound.
. THOMAS KEANY |
Do You Know
The famous “La-
Grande’’Shoe is e<iual to
any $3.00 shoe. ijk
We Offer M %
them at $2.00 per jp; jJOL
pair to introduce them. p ;
We want your opinion, /M*****
call and see them. j|pr *
JH HELLER & BRO. JL^
at 220 Newcastle street, /f
formerly £ and 10c- store.
BRUNSWICK, GA. SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 22. 1901
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BRAINY YOUNG WARE COUNTY .LEGIS
LATOR TO BE PUT IN RACE TO
SUCCEED MON. JOHN D LITTLE-HE
WILL PROVE A WINNER.
"It i* practically certain that Mr. W.
M. Toomer, tba popular young repre
sentative from Ware ccujfy will be a
candidate for Speaker of the next
House of Representatives.
alien from speaker John D. Little that
he would not be a oaedidate has caused
Mr, Toamtra friends to urge bim to
euter for the position and he will no
doubt yield to tba wisbee cf his
friends.”
This, m Bubst&noe, is the statement
a gentleman from Wayoross who en
joys thß confidence of Mr. Toomer and
it practically puts Mr. Toomer in the
race. Mr. Toomer, it is kuown will be
a oandidadaie for reeleotion tc the
House from Ware county. He w ; !i be
eUcted by a large majority as b!a re
oord as a legislator has made an Impres
sion on his constituents aod they want
him to return.
It is a recoguized ‘act that In is cne
of the stronges' men iu the lower indy
of legislators and as a membfr of the
steering committee of tcs last House
he used his vote and influence to go
direct the order of business daily as to
avoid the necessity of calling sn extra
session to complete the work.
In the oontsat for speaker the politi
cally inclined new have to figure on in
addition to Hon, John M. Slaton and
Hoc. Porter King, of FultOD, ths young
man from Wayoross, and while to date
bis candidacy has not been discussed
publicly it is known that it has gained
a good headway and the Ware county
representative enters the contest with
every prospect of winning.
In legal circles Mr, Toomer is also
well and favorable known having been
a euooeggful man at the bar in many'
cases of importance in this section
Politically he has kept fiee from all
embarrassing entanglements and will
go into the coming contest with a solid
backing of loyal friends and even at
this early date there are favorable in
dioatious of his winning ont easily.
ANOTHER CONVENTION.
Cane and Cassaya to Be the Theme Dis
cussed.
Another convention is likely to be
held in Brunswick during the month of
October.
A local in the Macon Telegraph of a
few days ago notes that President
Frank D. Aiken of the Brunswick
Board of Trade is sending out letters
requesting advices as to what day in
October will be most desirable for
delegates to oome to Brunswick and
talk over oane and cassava again.
Another convention on this line will
do good and it is to be hoped that one
will be arranged.
Appointed Manager.
As an evidence of appreciation for
the good work done by Mr. A, G.
Rabinson, as agent, the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company has appoint
ed him manager of this territory.
He will occupy offices in the opera
house block and push the alreedy large
business of this reliable company in
this section.
THE SCHLEY INQUIRY.
Court Resumes Taking of Testimony at
Washington Yesterday.
Tha Schley court of inquiry was re
sumed at Washington yesterday. The
day was mostly consumed in taking
testimoney from Capt Harper. This
witness proved a tart one nud had
several passes at words with attorney
Raynor when hia attention was oalled
to a contrary statement by Admiral
H’gg'nsou tha witness said it was not
material to him what any other man
bad said; he had given his estimate
and was not concerned about the state
j meats of otbers.
“Then you object to having your
memory refreehadl- 1 ” said Mr. Raynor.
“I said nothing of the kind,” replied
the witness. “I am liore to give testi
mony and I objeot to being spoken to
in the way you speak to me.”
He aiso objected to Raynor’s shaking
his linger at him, sjying he construed
it os a menace. Raynor insisted that
he meant to be entirely respectful and
not to menace the witness.
Counsel questioned the witness con
cerning his estimate at night that the
vessels of the fleet steemed eight miles
to tha eastward and seven miles to the
westward of the mouth of the harbor.
The point sought to be made was that
to make this sail of 10 miles would re
quire greater speed than three knots
an hour, which the witness testified he
made, but Harber maintained his posi
tion, Eaying he had given bis best im
pression.
Mrjor Raynor announced the cross
examination closed and the witness re
examined by Mr. Hanna, assistant
advoqa’o. Mr. Hanna asked
wb* her it was practicable, in times of
urgency,to make log entries of signals.
The witness replied that it was prao
tioiple for a person who usually made
suob entries to put them down st that
time. It is necessary to write them out
later, trusting to memory. He also
stated that it vias inpossible for him to
have had knowledge of signals from
the Tax&s.
CANDLER ON FRANCHISES.
Is in Favor of Taxing / Franchises -May
Recommend It in Message.
Atlanta, Sept, 21—-Governor Candler,
in an interview today, eaya he favors
taxing franchises of all sorts. This
statement from Governor Candler is re
garded as signigoant, as a bill to tax
franchises Is now pending in the legis
lature. The bill will be bitterly oppos
ed by the railroads, however. The gov
ernor may reoomraend the passage of a
fiancbise tax bill in his message to the
legislature, Lobbyiug against the bill
is said to have already begun,
TO SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTION,
Capt. W. F. Symons Will Assist the Mc-
Kinley Monument Fund,
The Atlanta Journal has started a
subscription list to secare funds for
erecting a monument in memory of the
late President McKinley.
Capt, W, F. Symons will be at the
hoad of the Brunswick end of the move;
men? and will commence tomorrow to
secure funds. Suocess is assured him
for this worthy oause.
SHIPPING REPORT
Ooror.t®d Daily by Oapt.l Oito Johaanessn
Purt of Bruce #iok, Sept, 2i, 1901
ARRIVED
Sell. Wiu. H Sumner, I’end’eton, New vnrk,
liark Daisy Bead, Mitchell, •
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II ill II
BRUNSWICK & BIRMINGHAM RAILROAD
PEOPLE DISTRIBUTE CASH AROUND
IN QUANTITIES YESTERDAY-LOCAL
TRADE GREATLY SENEFITTED.
The Brunswick & Birmingham Rail
road paid out lots of money in this city
yesterday afternoon. Micy thousand
dollars in cash went, into the pookets
of the hard working men who daily
labor on this Brunswick enterprise
in turn a great deal cf it wai distri
buted aioonat local merchant in ex
change for groceries, olothiag nud
other necessaries of life.
The aoene around the B. &B. cilice
wa*s lively one tir some hours and it
was a good sight to sea .
lu many ways the B. & B. has bsne
fltted Brunswick and yeoterdny furn
ished a striking illustration of what
this octraiunily ha<g t ined by its hav
ing been built.
MRS. McKINLF.Y’S GRIEF,
Her Condition, However, is Not Alarming
. at Present,
Can on, Sept 21 —At 10 o’olock this
forum ou Dr. Rixey a >il:
Jure MoKicley’s grief Is iniense,but
ebe s* doing as well sa cou and be expect
ed, aow.-vor.”
Too much encouragement is not taken
this eaiiyin Uie day regarding her.
Mrs McKlniey was one of ttife lim to
arise today, Sbe said see hud er j ijed
a good sleepaud I hat sbe felt better
than at any tuna since the fateful eight
in Buffalo when her husband was allot.
THE DAY OF ATONEMENT.
Jewish People Will Have a Day of Fasting
and Prayer.
Yota Ksipper, or the Day of Atone
merit, the moat solemn festival in Jew
ish ohurohets will be celebrated tomor
row. The festival will commence to
night at sundown and will last until
tomorrow evening at the same hour.
It will be r day of fasting und abstin
ence from toil cl every description and
will be celebrated with becoming relig
ioua ceremonies in tee synagogues
throughout the country.
After the Day of Atonement will
oome the Feast of Suoootb and of the
Tabernacles, all of which religious
eyents are strictly kept by Jews end
the festivals are always well attended.
School Shoes
Have you thought where
the best place is to buy
your School Shoes?
Its only a short time until the opening
of school. Our past record, with the
immense stock now in, to show you, we
think makes it of interest to you to see
what we have to offer.
LEVY’S
Our store will be closed “Mond iy” on
account of holiday.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE SUPREME COURT.
Cases Assigned for the October Term From
Brunswick Circuit,
The Supreme court has assigned
oas s from the Bruuswick cironit for
the October term as follows:
1. Georgia B ate Budding and Loan
Association ve. Faison.
i Williams & 00. vs. Bunn.
3. Berrie, sheriff, et ai. vs. Atkinson
& Dunwcdy st al.
4. Ruratvs. CJuodwin, by next friend.
5. Lcwensfein vs. Meyer.
6. Abrahams vs. Mayor, eto, of Way
cross et al,
7. Southern Railway Company vs.
Pice.
8. Leggett et at, vs Patterson et al.
10, Baxley v?. Satilla Manufacturing
Company.
11 Cityof Bexley vs. Holton.
12. Lyons vs. Waycrots Air Line
Railway Company.
13 Wayoross Air I.lot Railroad Cos.
ot al. vs Offerman aud Western Rail
road Company.
14. Savannah, Florida & Western
Railway Company vs. Tyre.
15. Mayor, etc. of Brunswick vs.
Harvey et al.
16. Kirkiaud vs, Candler, governor.
17. Savanrab, Florida & Western
Railway Company vs. Ladson.
18. Wright vs. dn Bignon.
Has Stool ilia Test
For 12 Years.
Why? Because he exerts himself to
give satisfaction in all his dealings.
Another reason Is. he has the beet
assorted and largest stock in the
town to select from.
Get’s in all new goods as soon as
.hey are put on the market, thus
keeping his stock in shape to please
all, Also sells the best goods for
the least money possible,
It is a noted fact the people that
want to live the beet must trade with
tins Grooer —the bubiness having
increased yearly for the past twelve
years, is the best recommendations
that can be given.
Try him and be convinced.
W. H. DeVoe>
428 Newcastle Street.
’Phone 109.
Notice,
Ln addition to affording every
facility to our customers consistent
with safe banking, we are prepared to
act as Administrator or Executor of
Estates, Guardians of property of
minors, and to make Bonds in judicial
and other matters —Generally to exer
eise all our powers as a Trust Company
Srunswick Bank l Trust Cos.
S. W, Gils. Cashier-