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MAYOR’S MATINEE
Quite a Lively Court Was
Held Yesterday Morning.
Mjor Atkinaon had q ite a large
police court yesterday morning, there
bslDg fourteen cases ia a 1, out eight
ol them were postponed until this
morning.
Warren McKinnon was the first
tried. He was charged wiih sleeping
on !h j streets, and plead guilty, and
was fin-d $5 or twenty days on the
6treet. Robert Wilson was charged
with the same offense, and received
ihe same fine. \
Sarah Drummond wss charged with.'
corsiDg on the streets and out glfer
hours. She plead guilty, and wa>s
fined $5 or sixty days, j
Miry Ann Wilson was charged. With
cursing Ben E'lis, but ple.e.Ued not
guilty. After bearing tbw evidence In
the oase, the maypr decided against
her, and she V fined $5 or sixty
if 1 - y ? '
ty ct r 1 y conduct, and received the
usual fine, $8 or thirty dayf.
Cares Blood and Skin Troubles.
Trial Treatment Free.
k- ' :
le your blood purer Are you jure of
[n? Do oats or scratches heal slowly?
Do** yoor skin itch or burn? Hate
%
you Pimples? Eruption*? Aching
bones or back? Ecaenis? Old Soree?
Boils? Scrofula? Rheumatism¥ Fou
Breath? Catarrh? Are you pale?
Thin B. B. B. (Botanic Bl jod Bilm)
your blood, beal every sore,
and give a clear, smooth, healthy
Bkic. Deep-seated cases, like ulcers,
cancers, eating sores, Painful Swell
ings. Blood Poisoo, are quickly cured
by Botanic Blood Baloi. Cures when
ail else falls. Thoroughly tested lor
thirty years. Drug stores |1 per large
bottle. Trial treatment free by writ
ing BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Describe trouble, Free medical advice
giveD. Over 3,000 voluntary testimo
nials of cures by B. B. B.
Judges Jos. W. Bennet and Samuel
C. Atkinson of Brunswick are expected
her* tonight eu route to Satilla Bluff to
visit Senator Lang and attaud the ini
tial deer hunt of the season. We with
the gentlemen great luck, and our
mouth Is watering for a piece of venison.
■-Southeast Georgian.
Brave Men Fall
Victima to stomach, liver aod kid
ney trouble*, as well aa women, and
all feel the results in lose of appetite,
poison* iu tbe blood, backache, ter-
Toueoeee, headache, and tired,
run-down feeling. But there’s ne need
to feel like that. Listen to J. W.
Gardner, Idavlle, Ind. He aaya:
“Electric Bitters are just the thing
for a man when he is all rnn down,
aod don’t care whether he lives or
'files. It did more to give me new
strength aod good appetite tbao any
thing 1 oould take. I oao now eat any
thing, and have anew life.”
Only SOots., at all drug stores. Every
bottle guaranteed.
1 HALE TAKES THE STUMP,
ill Houlton, Me., Sept. 3 —Senator Hals
Opened his stumping tour of the state
Tith an addreis here today. His andi
tce was large aad enthusiastic.
SSOO Reward
te will pay the above reward for any case
,iyer Complaint. Pyi.pepi.ia, Sick Headaabe,
tattoo, Const.pa thn or Coativaneaa we
t cure with Literate, tbe Up-to-Date
|e Liver Pilla. when the dlrecilona are
ale compiled with. They are purely vrge-
J and never fail to give aattafaetion 1 e
e contain 10# pilla ice la.xea contain 40
t te buaaa contain li pilla Beware of.aub-
Ta and imllationa. e tby mall, Stamps
\7 NKKVITA MEDICAL CO , oor. dia
led J ck-on Si a , Chisago, 111. For aaleby
f Drug Cv. Bra lck. -a
‘ SORROWS OF SATAN.’'
Has Dates Here for Ootober 1 at the
Opera H'use.
M.rie Corelli, one of the most wide
ly read of living Novtliste, accom
plished, not matter what critics may
think of her ' writer, a wonderful
' *
good tor tho’hisndsof doubting and
troubled people when, in her "R >-
niance of Two Worlds,” she brought
(hem oomfort and guicUnce by pictur
ing a diety who is all love. Now she
tug performed an almost equal kind
ness by going to the other ex remity
of the unknown, down into that Ha tea
•where Diu'e visited, and, in her "Sor
rows of Sitan,” bringing on the earh
a Devil who is all R morse. The old
idea, universal in the Dark Ages, of a
p-rsonal and an ever present Devil,
delighting in evil, laughing with
fiendish glee as be thrusts farther into
the flames of Hell every newly lost
soul, has somewhat lost favor of late.
Su‘, until the appearance of Miss Co
relle’s remtrkable book, no one bad
the imagination or the courage to pro
pound anew theory to takefih<* place
of the one that taught the existence of
the malignant thing of evil. That her
original and impressive theory has
faund favor is shown by the facts that
in Amerioa alone the book has had a
sale exceeding a million copies, and
that it has been translated into not
only all the^fWlTPUgee of Europe, but
also into many uf the dialects of India
and Hindustan. This success as a
novel tiBB been followed by the equal
success in England of its dramatic
form, the American production of
which, owned by Win A. Brady and
managed by Arthur C. Alston will be
seen for the first time her on October
lat tho opera bouse. The play is still
being succeiefuily played throughout
the English provinces after an em
phatic hit at, the Sbaftsbury Tueater,
Lnndoo, and it Is entirely probabte
that of tb* million who have read the
book in Ibis country at least one-half
tiave witnessed ihe play, before
itie close of the present season.
Thci) who are familiar with the
story will realise that it oou.'d not
properly be presented on the rtage
without an exceptional east of aooea
tones of an unusually costly and elab
orate character, while thus* who havs
seen any o Air. Brady’s other produc
tions, suoh as “Mile. Ftß” or “Way
Down F.ast,’ 1 knows that he would not
attempt th s even if it were possible
Marie Corrib's admirers may there
fore safely anticipate an entire y ade
quate presentation of this strange tale
of the Devil on rartb .
( ureil of Chrnic Dmrrh'x* After 30
Y>r of Suffering.
suffered for thirty years with diarrhoea
and thought I whh past hein-< cured,” myn
John S. Halloway, of French Csrnp, Miss. **l
had Bi>en so much time and money and buffered
so much that I had given up of recov
ery. I wan bo feeble from the effects of the diar
rhoea that I could do n . kind of labor could not
even travel, bat by accident f was p<*rml't‘d to
find a bottle of Chamberlain’* Colic, Cholera
and Diarrh ea Remedy, and after taking sev
eral bottles I am entirely cAred of that trou
ble. 1 ara so pleased with the result that I am
anxious that it be in reach of all who suffer as
I have.” For sale by Bishop's drug store.
Bar. W F. Hollingsworth returned
to the citv Sunday from his vacation,
and the usual services were held at the
PresbyterlaQ church.
BUY THE CENU^E^
SYRUP OF FIGS
majvupactujlxd rr...
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
IT SOTS THE ISAM A.
Russell’s Chill and Feyer
Tonic is acknowledged to be
the Best on the market,
every* bottle guaranteed.
For sale by all druggists.
FOB SALE—Two fine milch sows.
Appl v 412 13 '’re"’.
THE BRUNSWICK SEPTEMBER 4, 1900
THE PROGRAM. ,
r s
The State Fair Announces it For tbs
Horae Races.
The following program bas been Is
sued by those in charge of tbe borse
racing at the state fair to be held in
Valdosta next month:
MONDAY, OBTOBER 29.
3.00 trot, borsea Georgia own
ed, purse S2OO 00
2 :40 paoe, ht rses Georgia own
ed, purse , 300 00
TUESDAY, OCTOOKII 30.
2:40 trot, purse S4OO 00
1:24 pace, purse - 400 00
Half mile run, heats, puree... 100 00
WEDNESDAY, OCTOMC* 31,. I
1:18 trot, purse S4OO 00|
8 :15 paoe, purse 400 OO
Five-eights mile, heats, purse 100 00
THURfftAY, NOVEMBKU 1.
2:28 trot, purse S4OO 00
2:30 paoe, purse .. 400 00
One mile run, purse 100 00
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2.
Free for all trot, puree S4OO 00
Free for all pace, purse 400 00
2:30 tret, purse 400 00
Three-fourth mile run, purse. ■ 100 00
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
Mule trotting race to carts, 2
in 3, 5 to enter, purse 350 00
Mule running race, half mile,
5 to enter, purse 50 00
The progressive nations of the world are the
great food consuming nations. GOud food wall
digested gvo strength. If you cannot digest
all you Sal, you need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It
digests what you eat. You ueed not die.t your
Bt’lf. it contains all of tho digestahts combined
with the.best known tonics and reconstructfves
it will even dsßosts all dlassos of foods in a bot
tle. No Other preparation will do this. It in
stantly relieves and cures all stumor)i troubles
w
CAKRIKII3 in convention.
Detroit, Sept. 3.—Tlifc sun sal conven
tion of the National - Association of
Let or Carriers was formally opened
here today. Large delegations were
present from all over the count y. The
bill providing for a pensiou for aged
and infirm letter carriers was presented
for ratification. Recommendations
were made that the bill be urged in
congress,
The emergency bags sent by a church society
to Kausab soldiers in the Philippines contained,
among the neceseiMCHa box of PeWitt s Witch
lintel Salve, the well known cute for piles, in
juries ami skin diseases. Ihe ladies took care
to ohtnln the original lie Witt's Witali Haze)
Salve, knowing that all the counterfeits are
worthless. \V. J. butts.
NOTICE.
I will hold nn examination for appli
cant* for teachers' license on Srturday,
September 4, at the Mansfield street
school, commencing at 8:30 a. in. This
is the last examination this fall.
G. J. On it, C. S. C.
Ne R lief for Twenty Years.
“I had bronchitis for twenty years,” said Mrs
Mineivnßmith of Danville, 111., -and at times
have been bedfast. I never got relief until
had taken Foley’s Honey and Tar. It is pleas,
ant and gives quick relief, and is a sure cure
for throat and lung diseases.” Take nothing
iso, W. ■£. Butts.
NOTICE
A full report of the executive cun
miss of the Labor union must
ne made ednesday nlgbt at 8 o’clock
at headqntrtors on Newcastle street. My
order of G. H. Mbrkifbi.d,
It Chairman.
Large sun spots, astr< nomers say, caused the
extreme beat this summer, and doctors declare
nearly all the prostrations were induced by dis
orders of the stomach. Good health follows
good digestion. Kodol Dyspepsia ure digests
what you eat. If you have iudlge lion or dys
pepsia it will quickly lellere and permanently
cure you. W. J. Butts.
Hustling young man can make s6u
per mount too eip<n***. Permanent
position. Experiercr* uimeoe-ss r>.
Write quioa for particular*, Clark &
(Jo., 4th PhilsdeN
AUen Halverson of West Prarle, WiS., says;
“People come ten mll to bnyj Foley's Kidney
Cure/’ while J. A. Spero of Helmer, Ind., says:
“ItU the medioal wonder of the age.” W. J.
Butte.
J. W, Watkins will loan
you money on personal prop*
erty and rea' estate.
ni ■ mm.
Mr, J. Sheffield of ipKon is in the
city.
The churches were all well attended
Sunday.
Mr. J. 11. Tankers] y spent Bunday in
Savannah.
The Mallory ship arm ed early yester
day morning
Mr. E. Barber of Cincinnati is at the
Oglethorpe.
The Savannah train was five hours
late yisterday.
Mr. R. T. Hubbard of Atlanta Is at
j tho Oglethorpe.
I JMr. E. Gann of Jacksonville was in
the city Suuday.
The city clock will be in striking or
der again this week.
Mr. J. A. Montgomery left yesterday
on a trip to Chicago.
Mr, A. n. Robinson of Macon spent
Sunday in tbe city.
Mr. S. F. Elojd of Waycroas spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr. Q. W. Little of Macon is register
ed at the Oglethorpe.
Mr. R. L. Stokes of Moultrie is in
the eity for a few days.
Mr. J J, Kelly of Fernandina spent
yesterday in Brunswick.
Mr. L; H. Ilaym is back a business
trip up tbe Plant System.
Mr Frank Scarlett spent yesterday in
the city from Fancy Bluff.
Mr. W. E.. Davenport is back from a
business trip to'Savacnah.
Mr. Robert Wood lias accepted a po
sition with Uic Downing Cos.
Mr. j.ftfr, Reddell of Atlanta is
spending a few days in tbe city.
May or Atkinson will have an unusu
ally large pol co court this morning.
Mr. J. JJ. Clark of Savannah was
among Ihe visitors to the ciiy Sunday.
Mr. C. F. Rabt of JNew York was
among the visitors to the city yes er
day.
A largo colored excursion lelt over the
Piant Hys’em for Albany yesterday
morning.
Mr, ITT). Middleton, a we 1 known
citizen spent yesterday in
Brunswick.
Messrs J. E. dußignou and E F, Co
ney left Sunday on a business trip to
Philadelphia.
Rscord in Blood.
The record o( Hood’s bursaparilla is lit
erally writ.en in tiie blood of millions of
people to whom it has given good health,
tis all the time curing diseases of the'
si .maeh, nerves, kidneys and blood, and It
is doing good every day to thousands who
are taking it for poor appetite, tire t feel
ing and general debility, ft is the beßt
medicine money can buy.
Hood’s Pillssre nun-irritating. I’rlcc sects.
■lll
Having j jbt r tii, ned from
New Yoik 1 b< g to inform
the public that 1 now have in
my stock all kinds of lace
window curtains, lace bed
spreads, counterpanes, bu
reau scarfs, piano covers,
mantle scarfs, etc., at prices
to suit the public.
NOTE—In a few day* f will receive a full
lino of Millinery Good* and having secured the
iervice* of a first claeS mill uer fr >n New Yor
will be prepared to do millinery in the late*t
•tylea.
MRS. M. ISAAC,
208 Newcastle S f rier.
[jhSIHELP FOR XQO
Mplfr For honest treatment and a speedy cure write
JSmjrL. or go to Dr. J. Newton Hathaway whose
great reputation is a sufficient guarantee of
satisfactory results. Consultation ofbjSt Free.
JJI-.J Contracted or Hereld-
DIOQU rOISOn tary SypUUlls in all Its
terrible stages, producing copper-colored
spots on face or body, little ulcers on tho
tongue, In tho mouth or throat, falling out of
the hair or eyebrows, decay of fno ilosh or
hones, completely and forever eradicated
without tho uso of injurious drugs,\eavlng
the system In a pure, strong and-•health
ful state.
VarinArala or eßlar e u<l veins, which
varicocele lead to a complete loss of
sexual powor; also Hydrocele, Gonorrhoea,
Gleot, Stricture and all Private and Venereal
Diseases and Weaknesses of men quickly
cured.
FINE FURNITURE.
Pages of talk on our furniture stock would
give but half an idea of the beauty and econo
my found here • Why not
Visit the Store
and let the goods do their own talking and the
prices their own saying? More than an entire
train load of suits and odd pieces have been placed
on these floors since last you were here. See about it
CARPET THAT ROOM.
No better time than now. Never were the prices
on high grade carpets so low as at present. Never
have the patterns ceen so beautiful, the quality so
excellent or the price so attractive. Buy new car
pets now and make your home more attractive.
Each new season finds this department in better
condition to fill your wants. The principal foreign
carpet and rug centres have representation here.
We are quoting
lower Prices Than Ever.
H. M. MILLER S SON.
sl,ooo,mi
This is the amount that fries Broadway
Kouss, of New ¥ork City, u|[. dto have his eye
sight restored. Mr. ItoaJyayißi. the penalty
of twenty years’ of his eyes,
probably neglect to projjlre nimself with suitable
glasses in the beginning; The right glasses would
have prevented the strain of muscles and nerves
that for want of the aid that they needed have at
last given out. Is this not a warning to YOU
who need your eyes attended to? Examination
and consultation FREE ! Call now.
KENNON MOTT,
Jeweler and Graduate Outician.
215 Newcastle Street,
Inspector of Watches for Southern Kailway. Time by Wire daily from Washington
A LITTLE
WHISKEY TALK
When you want a good bottle of whis
key, two things rthould be conaidereu
quality and price. I carry a full line *f
Paul Jones, Fremont and Peerlens whis
key, Imported Gin, California Winet?, aud
be bent of high grade beer. Also Cigars,
Tobacco and Pipes. Call on me when you
need any thing,in that line.
LOEWENSTEIW
Mufik arc Oglathorpa Sts.
"PAKKCR’S , ,
HAIR RALSAWi .
TiS' ■#f v # ean* and b*au4flM tti ftnlr,
f fW Prom*v4f** iuAUi.Bntgrow'h. '
T /l* to R-tor Ort%y
ai t *0 Itr Tomufti' Colof. .
J'-ev nU I *aj*nf’ *nd hair lMU*g.}
fi<M. Hta.} SI W lit I ruKf<
Bloodwoftfi & Junes
New Liveiy Stains
NjEwTliiggies
Fine Hoj^s
Prompt attention gpven all
orders Drayage a 9 P ec *
ialty. .
Phone 24-8. > ESN
Kidney and Urinary Painful, Diffi
cult, leo Frequent, Bloody or Milky Urine j
;dl functional diseases of tlio Heart, Lungs,
Diver and Stomach; also Catarrh, ltupture.
Rheumatism, Piles, Fistula and all Blood
and Skin Diseases and all Female Diseases
treated according to the latest and best
methods known to medical s*uco.
Home Treatment
cessful. Write for free book just published and
Symptom blank If you cannot call.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D.
l)r. Hathaway & Cos.,
25 Dry an Street, Savannah, CHu
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
Southern Railway Cos.
Office ofGeneral Agent, Ttrun>wick,G.
SCHEDULES.
For Savannah, Washington aad New York.
Lvßrunsw’ck. luosm uofi pm
Ar Paranuab .10 80 am lk SO am
Ar Waehiugtoo 7 36 am 8 SO pm
Ar New York 808 pm lll am
For Jacksonville.
Lv Brunswick . 500 am BJ6 pm 05pm
At- Jacksonville. 9 am Ito pm 130 am
For Meron Atlanta, Lonisvitle and Cincinnati.
Lv Urunrwtok 010 am III* pm
I IS pm 3 00 am
ArAtlanta.. 8 50 pm 6k<am
Ar Louirvilto I SO am 7 80 pm
Ar Cincinnati 7 am 740 pm
from New York. Wa hingtna and Savannah.
Lv New I 0.-a. Su pm Ik IS am
Lv WaßhinmgjL 955 pm 11 IS am
Lv 3,5 p n IkO.im sOO t>m
1' 111 i iiiiijp II Hi |i ii Bos am 885 pm
f Fro* Jarka invll'e.
Lv Jaokaonvlllu.. . jntpm
ar Brunswick 0 2j>m
From Cincinnati, Louisville, Atlanta and
Macon.
I.v Cincinnati 880 im 800 pm
K i uUK*'* 7 A', aia 7AS pm
i'lmSS* 10 46 pm Ik OS pm
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SCURE YOURSELF t
Vm Ilia w for unnatural
nirfrti(irfl,tnfliinimfiMvn*. :
irritation* or iiluurktioiM
rf m n rous mrttltiraOMu.
Prtinand ij(*l utnu
o Knt. or poisonona.
9 Sk.lti by Drv-xMa
or sent lu plain wruppa
h? axprr*., prerAMT fc*
. ,*.• nr Br.tTW. ti.tr
- * vWculnr mu; ou rvyjoefc
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