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THE BRUNSWICK NEWS. VOLUME 1; NUMBER 201. RED HOT SENSATION IN THE CONVENTION CAME YESTERDAY ALL ABOUT A HEWS STORY -♦ — GIVEN TO THE PRESS ABOUT THE ELECTION HELD BY THE ASSOCIATION AT THE .MEET ING TUESDAY. NAME OF INFORMANT WAS FUR NISHED BY NEWSPAPER MAN AND DEVELOPMENTS ARE NOW LOOKED FOR. The session of the Georgia phai macists yesterday developed some red hot sensations. It came about in toe denunciation of the informant of the correspondent m several out of town papers and Tie' News, regarding an alleged nomina tion for a member of the state board of pharmacist. This correspondent and The News wore informed by l>r. George F. Payne that J. G. Dodson, of Aluerteua, was nominated a member of the statui board over Dr. W. S. Elkin. of Atlanta. On the floor of the convention yes terday Dr. Elkin and others denoun ced the informant in tins most em phatic and larid terms. When the press man was requested to name ills informant hit promptly did so. Dr. Payne was present at the demiucitory sp leches but failed to exlionorate the press man who lie had gotten to publish the reportt. Tlift d|iiggists 'wi'i'l' considerably wrought. up and wanted to ox pel the man who gave the correspondent the information. They got so hot in the collar over the matter that the newly elected president. John 11. Polhliill, had to call them down repeatedly and call their attention to the fact that they were) gentlemen and could not afford to indulge in such language and talk on the floor of the convent ion. The whole thing reminded one of “a hot time in the old town to night" and it was well into the night before the matter cooled down. Personal difficulties were avoided but the convention borderedon them for some minutes. ac the closing hour last night everything was in fairly good shape but Dr. Elkin and his friends s till had blood in their eyes. They now know from whom the report came and can seek satisfaction accordingly. Reveals a Great Secret. It is often asked how such start ling curts, that puzzle the heat phy siciams, are effaicted by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Here’s the secret. It cuts out the phlegm and germ-infected mucus, and lets the life-giving oxygen enrich and vitalize the blood. It heals the in flamed, cotton-worn throat and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr. King's Now Discovery, the most infallible remedy for all Throat and Dung diseases. Guaran teed bottles 50c and SI.OO Trial bot- Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent au thorities. They have dispelled the sil ly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourisn a particular part of. the body, hut it will sustain every other part. Yet, however, good your food may he, its nutriment is de stroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You iffust prepare for tneir appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular Joses of Green's August Flow er, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the tA'"'*!. and makes you reel buoyant and vigorous. Yo ucan get Dr. G. G. Green's reliable remedies at Smith’s Pharmacy, W. J. Butts. For all kinds of lumber see L. A Miller. LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOTES The grand jury has adjourned until tomorrow. City council will meet in regular session tonight. The body has quite a lot of business to dispose of. AP of t'ue drug stores in the city wore closed yesterday afternoon on ao of the excursion to St. Simon extended the Pharmaceutical association by the local druggists. H. It. Symons has been selected foreman of the grand jury and P. W. doming secretary Special excursions will be run by the steamer Hessie Sunday. Go down and get a whiff of the ocean. A trip to St. Simon these warm days is invigorating. The Hessiq will go down Sunday. Join the crowd. Commander Frank D. Aiken,, of the Georgia naval militia, leaves short ly for Baltimore, where he goes to attend a meeting of the) national na val reserves association. C. C. Cocroft, representing Phillips & Crew, Atlanta, expert piano tuner, is in the city for a few days and of fers his services to the people of Brunswick. He can be found at Fleming & Waft’s. The excursion to Charleston next Monday is attracting considerable at tention and it will doubtless lie lar ge iv attended. Accommodations will be furnished tor as many white peo ple as desire to go. The, fare for the round trip is only $2.50. A Sun visible writing, ribbonless, combination traveling and office type writer, price S4O. Also a number of second-hand, standard make ma chines from sls to $75, all in good condition. Bold on easy payments or liberal discount for cash. Machines rented. C. H. Jewett. The examination for non-commis sioned officers in the Brunswick Rifle men was resumed la -t night and fin ished. The successful contestants will prnbab)** be announced by Captain Robinson within the next few days. C. J. O'Farrell, of the new els - supply company, is now finish ing the work or installing the engine. He expects to begin furnishing light ami power within the next fee days, his wires, etc., having already bcyui placed in position on the principal streets. TWO CHAR JEWS WERE GRANTED YESTERDAY PROMINENT CITIZENS ORGANIZE FOR BUSINESS AND SO PURPOSES. Before Judge Bennet in the ‘super ior court yesterday two char ters were granted. One was the Brunswick Railway Mill and Farm Supply Cos., the promising enterprise so auspic ously launched by C. ... Deming and others for the development of Page woven wire fencing and other commo dities in the railway, mill and farm supply line. The other was to the Brunswick Ogletlitoi pe club, a social institution, headefl by B. Carreras, John Basil Day and others who seek recreation the pleasure pursuits that follow after for the citizens alligned with them in bard work devoted to their various businesses. Both charters are to men who will get the best out of their various lines and both are granted under auspicious ccircumstances. A Card to Water-Takers All citizens using sprinklers are ur gently requested to observe the rules of tine water company regaiding their use. They are allowed to be used only Irom 4 p. m. to !) p. m. each day. An inspector lias been appointed to exam ine into the escessive use of sprinklers ■ ban at ether time than allowed by the company rules and by the city ordi nance and whenever sprinklers are found running at any other hour than from 4 p. m. o 9 p. m. the water will Ire saut off front the premises under the rules and ordinances. To avoid trouble and hard feelings users of sprinklers will piease heed this warn ing- , B. D. & vv. Cos, BRUNSWICK, GA., THU PS DAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1902. PILL MAKERS HAVE ADJOURNED —* — PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION FINISHED ALL OF THEIR WORK YESTERDAY. The Visitors Enjoyed a Trip Around The Harbor and a Clam Bake in The Afternoon. After an interesting session of two days, the Georgia Pharmaceutical as sociation adjourned at noon yesterday and me various members of the or ganization left for their respective homes last night. The feature of the session yesterday was the) election of officers, which re sulted as follows: President—J. H. Polhill. Brunswick. First Vice President —C. D. Jordan, Monticello. Second Vice President —J. E. Kidd. Milledgeville. Third Vice President —C. T. King, Macon. Secretary—J. B. Riley, Macon. Treasurer —J. T. Shuptrime. Sav annah. Yesterday afternoon the visitors were givejn a boat ride around the harbor and a clam bake at the fac tory of the Aiken Canning company, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all of them. Before adjourning yesterday Macon was selected as the meeting place next year. TIME HAS BEEN EXTENDED Civil Service Examination Will Not Occur Until June 11. John P. Twomey. secretary of the local board of the civil service, re ceived a telegram yesterday from [ R. Proctor, the president of the ser vice, stating the examination, w licit was to bavo occurred in this city May 28 dad been postponed un- June 11.. President Proctor, in his telegram, also urged upon the young white men to prepare for and stand this exami nation, as it will mean a great ad vancement to them when they get into thei service. Whan the new public building is com pleted two or three additional clerks will doubtless be added to the force, and this will be the last opportunity to stand, the examination. AN, INTERESTING MEETING. Will Be Heidi at the Public Schools Tomorrow. The public should attend the exer cises of the Excelsior society at the High school building tomorrow morn ing. This being the last entertain ment of year quite an interesting pro gram. will be rendered, consisting for the most part of a contest for decla mation and elocution. The exercises will begin promptly at 10 o’clock and last lor about an hour and a half. There will be no charge for admission and the general public Is cordially invited to be pres ent. The exercises of the graduating class occurs at the opera house to morrow night. The program, while not a long one. will be quite inter esting. At the close of the regular program the prizes to the graduates and to winners in Friday morning's contests will he awarded. Mr. A. D. Franklin will deliver the prizes. There being some expense attache I to the exercises, and the board of ed ucation not feeling that they have a right to expend money for this pur pose, an admission fee, merely nomi nal, of 10 cents, will be charged to defray expenses. Bids Wanted. Bids are invited for the purchase of the material in the ola Baptist church building, corner of C and H streets. Building to be torn down and removed front the premises. Bids to be sealed and filed with the clerk of council by 12 o’clock May 22, the right is re served to reject any and all bids. N. D. Russell, clerk of council: What Thin Folk Need. In the greater power of digesting and assimilating food. For them Dr. King’s New Life Pills work wonders. They tone and regulate the digestive organs, gently expel all poisons from Lie system, enrich the blood, Improve appetite, make healthy flesh. Only 25c. at all druggist#. STORV CASE IH HANDS OF JUDY v SLAYER OF HAMP SHRIVER IS NOW ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE. The Case Occupied the Entire Day in the Superior Court Yesteruay. 't e superior court was in session again yesterday and the entire day was devoted to the trial of the case of Die state vs. Joseph Story, charged with the murder of Damp Shriver. The case is familiar to the reading public. Story and! Shrive* had u personal difficulty ’last September, wnich, it is claimed, resulted in the shooting of the latter by the former. D. W. Krauss is representing tnc defendant and Solicitor Bennett is taking care of the state s side of the case.. . ... The evidence yesterday was decid edly vague ami when considered gen erally was not definite enough lo be considered as either for or against the prisoner. The case was given to the jury ■ 5 o'clock and up to a late hour last night they had not returned a ver dict. The jury engaged in the trial of the Case are as follows: J. C. Calhoun, ,). F. Owens, Win. Hobbs, J. W. Owens, F. D. Scarlett. E. .1. MeTiglie, It. R.Durant, E, ,T, Wilcox. Jerry Wilehar, J. T. Dam bright, J. .1. Vickers, Davis Dubberly. TO THE PUBLIC, Mr. J. R. Roberson, for seven con secutive years past recognized and ad vertisod by the Page Woven Win Fence company, of Adrian, Mich., a the best export fence builder in tin United Stales, is now in Brunswick. Mr. Roberson comes at my Invitation to assume active management of the fence department ui my business, He will have charge ol all contracts which assumes their being fulfilled in the quickest and most workmanlike manner known to the wovern wire or wrought Iron fence world Mr. Roberson was invited to locate in Brunswick to give every citizen a chance to secure the best known man in tho fence building world to lajf. His et\rvieo)s pi re free to every one who buys either a Page W'oven wire Page ornamental lawn or Page wrought iron fence. This is an unparalelled offer to last just as long as Mr. Roberson will stay here. To those who contemplate fencing I would advise that they get my prices and let Mr. Roberson sup erintend the work of putting it up free of charge. You buy the fence and he will build it. Respectfully, C. W. DEMING... NOTICE. Notice is hereby gievn that at a special meeting of the Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad company, to lie held at. the company’s officees in tin city of Brunswick, Glynn county, Geor gia, on the 18th. uay ot June, 1902, at. 11 o’clock, a. m., Bio question of issuing bonds and of increasing the capital stock ami of issuing additional common stock and also preferred stock will be considered. This May 15, 1902. CHAS. D. HYDE, President Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad Company Holds Up a Congressman. “At the end of the campaign,” writes Champ Clark, Missouri’s bril liant congressman, “from overwork, nervous tension, toss of sleep and con stant speaking I had about utterly col lapsed. It Beemed that all the or gans in my body were out of order, but tnree bottles of Electric Bitters made me all right. It’s the best all around medicine ever sold over a counter.” Over worked, run-down men and weak, sickly wom-i en gain splendid health and vitality from Electric Bitters. Try them. Only 50c. Guaranteed by all druggists. For Sale. . Two-story, 7-room house, close to business section. Good condition, nice lot. Price $1,500. Terms will be given. Brobston, Femdig & Cos. Pure California Claret, A. A. A. grade, large bottles, per dozen, $2.60. Telephone 130, Big Levison, agent, 310 Pay street . - - - - . it-Lfc-i KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS’ DRILL WAS CALLED OFF AT VALDOSTA GOING OVER TO FERNANDINAV Brunswick Baseballball Club Arrang ing to Give an Excursion. The Brunswick baseball team will go over to Fernandina the first part of next week and play a match game with the club of that city which re cently visited Brunswick and met de feat at the hands of the local players. An excursion is being arranged for the occasion and (he fare of SI.OO for (lie round trip will lie offered. The excursion will go by special boat and tiu- schedule will be arranged so that the boat will not leave Fernandina un til after the game. The Brunswick team is now prac tising daily and say they will give the Florida boys a hard game. have ordered handsome new uniforms which will arrive Monday. Notice for Application of Discharge. In the matter of 1.. J. Joel, county ol Glynn, in bankruptcy. To the cred itors of above named bankrupt: You are herejby notified that the above named bankrupt has filed his appli cation for a discharge frotnm all of the debts approvalile in bankruptcy against said L. J. .Joel. Th< sail- application; wii} bo heard by Hon, Emory Speer, judge of the Unittcd States district court, for said district and division, at the Uni ted States court house in Savannah. G;e. on the 31st day of May, 1902, al lo o’clock. All creditors of said bank rapt are notified to appear at the time and place stated, and show cause, if any they can, why the prayer contained in the said petition should i.ot lie granted. It. H. KING. Clerk. -**• - ( To Build a Handsome Residence. Contractor W. 11. Bowen will short ly begin Die erection ol a handsome home on the pretty lot corner of Lon don and Ellis streets for C. J,. Can dler. The building will he one of the prettiest in the city. Progressing Rapidly. The force atthe custom house building Is now making good headway and everything is moving in good shape. Mr. Bowen has about SO men employed on the work Launch For Hire. The swift launch “J. ID Poihill” is lor rent by tlie hour, day or week. Fast, safe and roomy. Enquire at PoJhlll’s drug store. DR. MUNHALL WILL TALK TO IHE MILITIA SPECIAL SERVICE HAS BEEN AR RANGED FOR NEXT MON DAY NIGH I . The meeting at the auditorium was a little off last night in attendance on account of flic threatening weather In spite of this, however. Dr. Mun hali preached one of his finest ser mons. The afternoon service was well attended and those present heard a good sermon. This afternoon the subject will he “Sanctification." The usual evening service will be held to night. Dr. Munhail announces that, next Sunday night he will preach a spec ial sermon to men only am! admis sion will be by ticket. Next Monday night there will be a special service for the military and secret orders. Dr. Munhail was a soldier and saw four years’ service in the civil war. He has a special ser mon with illustrations drawn from military sources that will appeal to all of this class. The Confederate vet erans will be given a special invitation, tiie Daughters of the Confederacy, the Masons, Knights and other or ders. On next Saturday night Prof, and Mrs. Dowe will give the second eve ning of the Dil'e of Christ, illustrated in song and story, witli beautiful pic tures. Ship Notice. Neither thei owner, master or con signee will he responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of t’ne British steamship Cairnron. Potter, Master. PRICE FIVE CENTS A DOWNPOUR OF RAIN CAUSED POSTPONEMENT OF THIS IMPORTANT EVENT IN THE DAY'S PROGRAM AT THE MEETING. Tne competitive prize drill, which was to have occurred in Valdosta yesterday between the several uni form rank companies, Knights of Py thias, was called off on account of a heavy rain which came up early in the day. To say that each company pres ent was disappointed would only be putting it milaiy. They each were sure of capturing the first prize and! much rivalry, in a friendly way, ex isted among the companiep. A telegram received by the News last night stated that the popple of Valdosta had endeavored to get the companies to remain over and have tlid prize drill today, as ttiey have taken great interest in the drill, but the members of a majority of tin l companies stated that they were com pelled to be in their respective homes today, and the dUtl was compelled to lie called off for the year. Oglettborpe division, of this city, who were doubtless sure to capture the prize, will arrive homq this morn ing, g|c;|tly disappointed that) ,tna drill did not occur. WANTS SOME MORE MEMBERS. Places to Be Filled in the Popular Marine Band. Leader Baumgartner, of the Marine band, desires The News to say that he will now receive new members in that popular organization, and de-i sires those who wish to become mem bers to meet with him in the halt. Naval Reserves’ armory tonight. Several members of the band have recently left the city, resignd or other wise left the organization and Mr. Baumgartner desires to keep the mem bership filled. Coins of Rarly Days. The early Biblical references to pieces of silver do not in the original convey the idea of coins, but of weights, shekels. The Mosaic “oblation to God” was a half shekel, and the shekel Is ex plained by Josephus as equal to four Athenian drachmae of a value of about 55V& eents in American money. The first Jewish coinage under authority was, it is believed, struck by Simon the Maccabee, about the year 140 B. C. it consisted of shekels and half shekels. This coinage bad its value signified upon it, “Shekel Israel,” in Samaritan characters. The Dress Is the Tiling. "She’s going in for athletics, she says.” “What particular kind of athletics?’’ “Oh, she won’t settle that until she has studied up the various costumes.” —Chicago Post. A Political Pointer. Hilton—They sny politics makes strange bedfellows. Weller—Yes; but it doesn’t rentier if you get n good berth. Boston Tran script. Pish are sold alive in Japan, the ped dlers conveying them through the streets in tanks. Service! Service! Service. You get the best of service at Jim Carter’s. Every feature 01 his business is well organized, just ring ’phone 253-2. THE CELEBRATED WAUKESHA Arcadian ginger ale now on sale at Hunter-Sales drug otoro. The most •xbiliarating drink dispensed at any fotlnd in the city. Call for it. -JM U on L. A. Miller for kiln dried lumber. - era 3