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UNPRECEDXTED ! Spshlin r Chainless Bicyc'es while they last only :>O.OO. J. A. MONTGOMERY, 50a Gloucester St. VOLUME 11; NUMBER 168 ti n ■ at: For benefit of the Fair Association s' 15, 25, 50 cents and SI.OO. AT BROWN DRUG CO. Cheap lnsursnoe Many a man ha*; been insured against Bright'* diuate. diabetes or other danger ous ailment by a titty cent bottle of Foley’s Kidney t ure. W J UutU, the druggist. Best grade of morning starch at Thus. Keeney. There are no better pills made than l>e- Witt’s l.itlle Karly Risers. Always prompt and oertain. W. J . Butt's. F OR BADE—-Two show o**e*. Ap ply Tunis t tilie. Clean Your Old —~\ Straw Hats With J LI NAN E One 25e package cleans eight ■ lints or one hat eight times.. . . W J BUTTS, The [ Druggist. “On the Corner.” should never be reflected It ncim kidney disorder, wt.icli, if allotted to run too long, may result in Bright’s dis ease, diabetes or other serious and often kfatal complaints, Foley's Kidney t’ure bnakes the kidneys well. T. ke nothing else. WJ Butts, the druggist. One Minute Cough only harmless immedi atereeults. Try it. W. J. Butt’s. If WHITE ■Shirt Waists and White Skirts *AT - COST. § In order'to close out our line of bkirts and waists, we will FOR ONE WEEK Sell any White Waist or Skirt at cost. I^PVY’S THE BRUNSWICK TIMES. Another Excursion. A large excusion will arrive from Atlanta and points on the southern this morning, and the excursionists will leave immediately for CtNtil|P§ land. J. W. Watkms.yill loan you money on personaj pivlil erty and real estate. [.FOR RENT—Furnished rooms or part of house trom July 16th toOqtQj Apply to Times ollioe. The Lilt of W onoded who have been healed by banner Salve is very large. It heals all wounds or sores and leaves no -car. Take no substitute \V J. Ilutt, Ihe druggist. I.ouis K Waibel, Fh. G , St. i.ouie, Mo., wrote: I have recommended Tekthina when the doctors gave up the child and it ured at once. Kar corn is ct,e .per than shelled—at Burnett’s. ■MI 111 NOTIFIED; IIS ill lIWICFII Hi Our Brainy Representative Says Something About the Great Platform Adopted at Kansas City. The Letter of Acceptance a Very Good One. WaycrosS, Ua., June 7, 1900. Hon. \V. U. Brani'i.ky, Brunswick: Dear Sir :—As a committee appoint -4 ed by ihe Eleventh Dietriot Democrat io Congressional Convention, which assembled here today, it affords i)S great pleasure to notify you that you were nominated by acclamation to succeed yourself in Congress from tins Di.triot. The Convenlion, after nominating 9l)ii, passed resolutions endorsing your reoord and course as our repre them- selves, entertain for you the highest regard, and we moat earnestly ask that you signify your acceptance of this renewed oouiidonce expressed in . v. art? . y hi w'xf Very truly yronrsi V i v i a iv Tj. fsjSalmnr, N . J- Hoi.tom, Wm. it Moork. Brunswick, Ua., July 7,1 Ht>o. Messrs. Vivian D . Stanley, N. i. Hol ton, W. B. Moore, Committee, Dub lin, On: Oentiemen I Inve before me your courteous letter advising me that the Democratic party of the Eleventh Congressional District of Ueorgia, in regularconvention asaemlded at Way cross, on done 7ih, 1900, nominated me by acclamation aa their candidate for representative in the 57th oon- gress, and passed resolutions endors ing my course and record in congress, and I no! yotir n quest that 1 signify my aco-p'auoe of this renewed ex oreision of conll ienoe in me, Aa (he recipient of this distinguished honor and consideration, it is a pleasing duty to lire to nr k* gra'eful acknowl edgement of earn-, and sincerely thank ■1 the Democracy of the district for ibis new evidenoe of their conltJence and trust in nor. Great as is Ibi honor they confer, and proud as any man can be to receive it, 1 again assure you that above and beyond any pride or pleasure that it can bring, I pr!z < the esteem and confidence of my fel low democrats that Its bestowal man- ifests, and I pledge anew an ear-neat and faithful rff trl to justify and de serve it as far as in my power her. I am aware in thus accepting the great trust reposed in my keeping that grave responsibilities accom pany i, and I am sensibly and p-o --foundly impressed therewith. These responsibilities are iacreased by the many perplexing problems that now confront our government, and upon the proper so ution of which is in volved not only Lire happiness and prosperity of our people but the in tegrity of the republic itself. These disturbing problems have arisen by reason of the unwise departure from the foundation principles and tradi tional policies of our government by the present administration, aid, in my r piiiin, they can only he safely met and wisely solved by a return to these principles anil policies. The , trua theory of government and tie rem-dy for conditions existing aid threatening are admirably dtlintd [ and set forth in the Kansas City Na tional platform of the democratic [part y, tv wh.cb platform 1 aubacibe BRUNSWrOK, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1900. my support and ail-glance. I believe in construing our constitution in the jight of the Declaration of Independ ence, and in preserving and main taining it in all ita aid time meaning and vigor. Toe precept* and admonitions of the father* who founded our govern ment are wort hy yet to guide and di rect us. We cannot better maintain' the honor and glory of our flag than by insisting that it shall ever be the symbol of liberty to all eyes that look upon it. 1' do not believe that the congress of the Uuited Slates has auy power not derived from the oons'itu t.ion, and I abhor the proposition that the ooogress can exercise an arbitrary and unrestrained power anywhere is was insisted upon in the enactment of the late I’orto Rican legislation. To oonoede this proposition, is to destroy oonstitotionsl government, 1 view with uoocnoeslkd alarm the fsot that imperialism and its twin evil mili tarism, have found even g: partial lodgment lo the free soil of America, and all thoughtful patriots must agree that the time to rid themselves of them is now in thslr iDcipienoy and before they have takon firm root and have fastened themselves upon ue. ~ The rapid enuroaohiuent upon the rights of tbs individual by the trusts and monopliesof the country demands legislative aotion curhingand restrain in them, or e’ts competition and indi vidual energy and effort will become things of the past. There should ever be held over them a power superior to thmra and a means by which that power may he h gaily and justly en forced . 1 am supposed to vesting this power exclusively in the Federal Government, The power of the State ■ri its own domain should be supieme over every domeslio institution en gaged in purely domestic oommerce therein, while (he Federal G.vern ment should be supreme only in mat-, ters of inter-state oommerce. The taxation imposed by the Span ish war now long sinoe ended should he revised, remodeled and, in many caser, entirely removed, but, In seek ing to mitigate the burdens of taxa tion, the tariff of taxes, as now impos ed, press for attention also. Their gross inequality and iniquitous trust breeding charaoter entail more griev ous wrongs upin the many in the in terous of the few than any soheme of HAVE OitM You couldn'tdrink anythiogmore refreshing this hot weather than K'Kl) TKA. We have the kind de licious enough to charm the wrin kies out of ones face and make the eyes bright. Wring in your tea taste We guarantee to lind some thing to suit it. I’ta.me Its. The Hustler, taxation yet devised, and, they oould be so adjusted that their burdens would fall equitably upon all section* and all classes, and be laid for govern mental purposes ODly, the relief tha would therebyloome would cause many of tbe so-called war taxes to be easily and uncomplainingly paid. I know of no reason why some of tbe burdens of taxation should not be borne by the ounsumer of raw material as well as by the consumer of the manufactured artiole, and, in as much as every tar iff law necessarily carries with it an incidental protection, 1 likewise know of no reason why the producer of lhe raw material should not be on an iquality in this regard with themanu faoturtr, fairest and most eqtiilable tax y*t suggested in the income tax, and I earneshly hope a way may yet h* Tound by which it. lan bs imposed. The Interest of the South in the building of tbe Nicaragua (’anal is eqnl to, and I believe superior to tbit of auy otbar section, and I ear neatly ftvor the building of same. It is impossible within any reasona ble length to discuss all of tbe various questions now ol’aimiog the attention ofthe country and in which the peo ple arc Vitally concerned. 1 can only tender the assurance that in the high oftloe whiah lam permitted by the favor ofThe people to as ume, I shall in tbe future, as in the past be gu ded by democratic principles and my con ception of the dignity and honor of Amerioan institutions and by thelreal interests of out common cquqtry and lbs constituency honoring me. I sin indebted to you gentlemen for the kind and generous manner in which you have seen lit to inform me of the action of tbe Conveqlion, and bag to express my waiin appreciation of the sontiments found in your letter. With sincere respect and esteem for each of you, l am, Yours truly, \V. G. Bka.nti.ky . lkagub conference A Cheat Gathering Will Oo nr in At , A'snta. Tba Southern delegatee to the It -i ternalional conference st ludianapo- | lie united in a request to the genersl I league board, through the general secretary, to call, some Lime during the summer of 1000, a meeting of Southern Lp worth Leaguers to he known aa the Sothern League Con ference. In response to a further request of these del* gvtes, the general secretary sounded all the annual conferences erf the convention on this matter, with the result that the indorsement of it was unanimous. He therefore asked tod recommend ed that suoh call be mad, and that the Hoard appoint an Kxeculive Com mittee of representative Leaguers to take the whole matter iu hand, com- plete the oil I, outl-ne the action de sired to he taken, si l et the place of meeting, and settle all nil other de tails. under such direction* as the Board might see fit to iasue. The General Board by unanimous vote called the Conference to meet duly 25- 29, 1900. This is an action of more than ordinary signitloanoe, and marks a great forward step in ouf connection with League work.; Haviland China in open:stock. Cut Glass am tut BRUNSWICK IBOOK COMPANY ladies fkee. They Will Be Admitted With Pleasure Th>s Af ernOoD. Every lady m Urunsw’ck is invited to go out to the base ball park this af ternoon and see the gune between this city aud Quincy, and they wilt be ad mitted free of charge. The hnse hall olube ail aim to have the gam 0 * well attended by the ladies, and they.shnul l in large numbers. R;>at grade of Tallapoosa grepe juice at This. Keany. EYE GLASSES anti SPECTACLES! From twenty-five cents up. 1 Consultation and examination free. KENNON MOTT, Jeweler and Graduate Optician. 215 Newcastle Street, ns peetor of Watches for.. Southern Rallwsy. Time by Wire daily from Wushhigton Bumps or Bruises, sprains or sores, burns or scalds, wounds or cuts, tetter or eczetra, all quickly' cured by Banner Salve, the most hea'ing medicinu in the world. Nothing else-just as good.” W. J. Butts, the druggist. When in need, caJl on J. W. Watkins. He loans mo ney on pergtfnql property. Ear corn at Burnett’s. Held Up gsgb The quality of our matchless assortment of Fine Furniture; WCjfiy PRICES ARE DOWN, #1 ’way down to the lowest notch M j \ raon.MIWMCM Fine Furniture. If You Like to be Lost in case and lazy comfort, try the luxury of one of our ROCKIIYTG CHAIRS—-a. A positive temptation to indolence. H. M. MILLER & SON. BEST ON JCAUTH! The New Domestic Sewing Ma chine, latest improved ball bear irig. Have one left at your home for trial. JChv pavments. J. A. MONTGOMERY, 50a Gloucester St. PRICE FIVE CENTS LADIES The best and qmokest preparation for cleaning ' gloves is the T.aßelle glove cleaner. For sale by H. V. Ad derly. Try it. Mill Spsak To morrow. Pr. f. Booker T. Washington, the noted colored orator anil eduo&tor, Will ileoture at the First Afrioan Bap tist church tomorrow night at 8 o’otnok and lie will be hosnl by a large number. Best grade of morning starch at Thos. Keaney. Womb’s Rights Many women suffer all sorts of socalled ‘‘female weaknesses” just because their kidneys are out of order and they have a rig it to know Foley’s Wfyljiey Cure is juet what is needed by most afling women. W J. Butts, the druygist. tf - -* , - H ml,hern Kilwdy announces rate of one dolhr for round Ir.p to Savan nah every Sunday tickets limited to date of sale.