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2 FOR A NEW BUILDING. ibrary Association May Get a New Home. It Is Probable That a Ba zaar Will B§ Given in November for This Purpose. ‘ The Brunswick Library association is working earnestly towards a realization of its hopes in regard to the possession of anew and handsome building in the near future. A plan is on band now to give a ba zaar probably about the last of Novem ber to raise funds for building material, labor, etc. Heretofore the money real ized from entertainments has gone to wards buying new books and renewing subscriptions to periodicals, but hereaf ter the proceeds will be entirely devoted to the building fund. The library, therefore, must be self-supporting through its subscribers, it only requiring about two hundred regular subscribers to make it perfectly independent. A number of new books have been or dered, and It Is hoped that more than ordinary interest will be shown this winter in library matters, to encourage and assist those who arc working so faithfully towards establishing the work in our city. The entertainment in the fall will ba most unique and quite out of the ordi nary run of bazaars, the ladies being in communication with people in other cit ies where new and original entertain ments are being given. A great num her of Brunswick's popalar citizens have already volunteered help, and a great success is anticipated. The following standing committees were recently Hppoin'ed Jiy j. Orr. [r csh'.ent of 111 ell On links and y Twit’y, chairman; Mr*. \y_' man, Mrs. U. S. WyiTy, Finance—C, D. PftrktrJf Mrs. L. C. liode', Orr, Books and I’orlodicals—Mrs. J. Butts, chairman; Mrs. Edwin Brobston, J. T. Colson, Q. J. Orr. Buildings and Grounds—Mrs. 1,. C. Bode!, chairman; C. L. Candler, F. E. Twltty, G. J. Orr. UNIQUE IDEA. Mem*. H. M. Miller A Son, the en terprising furnjture dealers, are al wajs thinking of something new, and their latest is very unique. Those who pass their store will notice a handsome bookcase in the south win dow. The price of tins' handsome pieoe of furniture is $25.00, but the amount it will bring, depends upon the popularity of bookcases with Brunswloklans. The plan is simply this: Everyday, one dollar will be deducted from the prioe. For instance, at the end of seven days, it will be soli for $1S,00; if it remains there seven dsys more, $ll.OO will take it; if at tbe end of tweuty-t.iur days no one buys it, on tbe twenty-fifth day $l.OO wl'l b* the pr cs. If yon rat without appetite, you need Prickly Ash Hitters. It prnnin It removes A peitr tbe aotioo jm ereates good appetite ana strength of body and activity oi W J. Butte, BfG HORSE SHOW. Des Moines, la., Sep’. 11.—The big gest horse show ever given west of the Mississippi river was opened to the public here today, and. will continue through the week. ' ‘ ’ ’ * FRENCH RACERS. Paris, France, Sept, 11.-Tbe eyole racing at the Exposition grounds i* today monopolised by tbe Frenobmen. The racers are all “inter-region.’’and none but Frenofafuen compete. A strong card is out for the reat of tbe meet, however, COLUMBIA ELEVEN. Bramfordp’oint, N. Y.,Si*pt. 11 Tbe Columbia football eleven started in active training hers today. W, B. Shoemaker, the manager, says that lie baa likely material tbia year, and that they will be beard frefii lat er on. All arrangrmeuta are being mads to insure an even more tuooests furseason than tbe wearera of tbe blue and.white bad laat year. GOLF TOURNAMENT. Denox, Mass., Sept. 11. —The an nual golf tournament of Lenox Club opened bare today. Craoks from ail over the country are entered and some hotly contested games should Result. The tournament will con tinue for five days. Cleveland, Ohio, Sepf. 11.—‘•Myste rious 1 ' Billy Smith and young. Peter Jackson met tonight in a limited round bout before tbe Business Men’s Gymnasium Club, Weights were at 145 pounds. Tbe fight was for points, “DEJ.AYa *RK DANIiVItOUa" A small pimple on yonr face may seem of lit tle consequence, bui It shows yonr blood Is im pure, and Impure Mood Is what causes moat of tMreuMasc* from which people suffer. Bolter hoed the warning given by the pimple anti pu rify the Wood jt'-once bylaklnc Hood’s Sarsa parilla. This tuoitlrfne cures all diseases due to bad blood, t&clndlng scrofula and salt rheum V ~nte non Irritating cathartic—Hood's PiUat' ■J&r ft., Tits Remedy for Siomsob and Bcwsl Troubles “1 h‘tvc’boen in the drug business for twenty years, £aud have sold most all of the proprietary medicines of any note. Among the entire list I have nevor found anything to equal Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeey for all stomach and bowel troubles,” says O. W. Wakefield, of Columbus, Ga. “This remedy cured two severe cases of cholera morbus in my family, ami 1 have recom mended and sold hundreds of it to my customers to their entire satisfaction. It affords a quick and sure cure in a pleas ant form. No family should be without it. 1 keep it in my houSY,at ail times.” For sale by Dr. Bishop’s ilr‘*g JjJ pre, Just reoeived ready t/> wear felt bate Miie Kate Slater. DOES IT PA Y TO BUyV 3HAKP A cheap remedy for confine and colds ie alt tight, but you wenheome tbiugtbawU believe and g^ r > the u ist eWre and dngdrousj|ft'hlte n threat and luce trouble. she dot Go to a wanner and more Irepula ettn ate? Yep, tf pcsalUt j it V;t po slble for youitbtn in either cr*f <ak the only remedy that has been' Intro luqad in all ctvillved oouulrie* with •uceess In sore throat and lungtT oll^6B Bo.chee’e German Syrup. It nod only sUmulatMthe tiaauos to destroy Use germ >aUon m fit •‘ 4 iwHrc world '^ul a.-d THE BRUjns W ien TIMfiS-CALL, SEPTEMBER 12, 1900. The Quakers Are Honest People. Tbe Quaker Herb Ton le is not only a blood purifier, but a Blood maker for Paie, Weak fbi nn< ! Debilitated people who have not strength JtSmiC>SK nor blood. It acts as a ■ tonic, it regulates di -4 gestion, cures dyspepsia \ 1 and lends strength and w ' | tone to the nervous sys tem. It ia medicine for weak women. It is a purely vegetable medicine, and can be taken by the most delicate. Kidney disease, Rheumatism and all diseases of the Blood, Stomach and Nerves soon succumb to its wonderful effect on tbe human system. Thous ands of people in Georgia recommend it. Price SI.OO. QUAKER PAIN BALM is the md that the Quaker Doctor made gll of his quick cures with. It’s anew and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia, Toothache,' Backache, Rheumatism, Sprains, Pain in Bowels; in fact, all pain can be relieved by ft. Frico tic and 60c. QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP, a medicated soap for the skin, scalp and complexion. Price 10c a cake. * QUAKER HEALING SALVE, a vegetable ointment for tbe cure of tetter, eczema and eruptions of the skin. Price 10c a box. FOR SALE BY AI.L DRUGGISTS. F. A. DILLINGHAM, Proprietor, Cincinnati. PolhilTs Dr ur Store Just reoeived ready to wear felt hats Miss Kate Slater. A LIFE AND DEATH EIGHT. Mr. W. A. Hines, of Manchester, la,, writing of hi* almost miraculous escape from death, lays: “'Exposure after measles yuiuced serious lung trouble, which ended in Consumption. 1 had frequent hemorrhages, and coughed night and day. All my doc tors said 1 must soon die. Then I be gan to use Dr King’s New Ditcovery for Consumption, whiob completely cured me 1 would not be without it even if it cost 16.00 a bollle. Hun dreds have used it on my recommenda tion, and all say it never falls to core Throat, Cheat and Luog troubles.” Regular size 50cts. and $l.OO. Trial bottles free, at til drug stores, Just received ready to wear felt > at* Mi*g Kate Slater. WANTED—Man for outside work. Apply to Roberta’ Furniture atore. Russell’s Chill and Fever Onic is acknowledged to be ;he Best on the market, every cottle guaranteed. 'or sale by all druggists. m FOR SALE ON EASY TEEMS. The following: valuable building lots, charmingly situated in tbe resident portion of tbe city, are for sale on easy terms: 135x180, on Union street, ruuning hack to Keynolds street. This piece of property oan bed vided into six lots, 45x90 etch, tbiee fronting on Union and throe on Reynolds streets, and ia situated Immediately north of the residence of Mr. Glauber. Lot on the east aide of Union street, opposite the residence of Mr. John H. McCul lough, 90s ISO feet, can ba divided into (ourjlots 45x90; two fronting on Union and two on Ellis streets. Lots 180x180 feet, cornering on Albany , Albemarle and Anfiberst streets,toau be divided into efght lots, 45x90 feet e*oh. Also lots on Gloucester street, between Al bany and Amherst streets, lots on Albany, between Gloucester and F streets; and on Amherst street, be tween Gloucester aud F streete. To anyone wishing desirable building lots, either for their own residence or for rent, cannot fail to be satisfied with | theae locations. For further Informa tion apply to J. E. or Bioko:,-. JOLLY GUY WOODWARD Hi Will Open the Seaton Here Next Monday Night. I’popular favor is to be regirded las a criterion of merit, then the place must ba awarded to olever Quy Wo<dward, as be has proved in bis career to be one of, if not the most popular comedian the S >utb baa seen in many a year. Toe management this session has •pared no expense, and has sur%uod ed Mr. Woodward with a company of unquestionable merit, so that every production may ba stid to reach actus of dramatic perfection. * Mr. Woodward will offer for the ininai performance in Brunswick, Nat.C. Goodwin's famous oomedy, A .Gold Mine. Too much cannot ba said iSL in praise of this very excellent com ely; it ie extrtmely rich and strong In plot and dialogue. It I* intensely dramatic, as well as comic, and a com edy element is of an exceedingly high order. In spsakiog of rthis play, ih* Aug uste Chronicle say t : “A gold Mins is as pure and whoTeatftmr'aT'TnjT'tKtr has ever been produced on Ibe local stage. It Is like a nosegay of honest, old-iasbioned fljwers ibti awakens kindly mem tries, and arouars the gentler emotions ling buried ugdcr the sensational interests of the time. There is, in the lire*, no small degree of literary merit, and back of It there Is a deal of floe humanity . The pro auction was to every respeot tbiquate and sau* factor} .” . The company will open a (week's en gage aunt here next Monday nigbr. Plicae 10, liO an 1 80c.; seats now on sale at Butts’ drug store. „i_ OPERA HOUSE. One Solid Week, Commenc ing Ml Mild I! Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. The Woodward- Warren Company Supporting the Comedian, i or inn In high class repertolr. (sls downstairs, $lO upstairs ) Prices, 10,20,30 c Reserved seats on sale at Butts, Colored people can secure their seats ot Carter s. CASTOR IA Tlio Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has beeft in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per swnltl supervision since its infancy. /, /■COtcA4/i'. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA > ■ ■ • - • - . Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nurvotie substance, its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and altays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea ami Wind and T latulency. It assimilates tbe Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tbe Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Jhe Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THI CtHTtUO COW..HY, TT *WW, (THU. YORK CITY. PLANT SYSTEM PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. KtA" OI.WN KKAII. Up “j....... -,*“7 we,-** .sz * US. HT NO,US. XIUIG 1 BiBO ‘ .., ** * ’ P avenger Mixed NO. 35 , Passe n r Mixed — Effective Sunday, Daily.|Dally, i!”!." —"• Dallv- Pally. May Z 7 l*:01 am j * Uam— 5(0pm... It Brunswick *r 11 sopm.... 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B£s pm VIA SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON. .’ - j 115 am 5 OOfin. .| Lv Brunswick Ar i 112 cpm To 15 am * **V m JlB am •Ar CLarlest.*>n Lv 6 50am 11 15pm * i J. ii hTn - iJ* jAr Washington Lv :i 07 pm 4ao uni ? ftm I 113 am Ar Baltimore Lv 146 pm 256 am *? Jf ,n 52 am !Ar Philadelphia Lv ll 38 am 12 20 am Direct oonnpction made at Warrcroaa with throuea Pullman Sleeping Cart foi Savannah Charleaum, ami all poiuu North; also for Monk, omerj. lUrmiogha n, Nashville, Bt. LouU acd all polaia West, iiCOHng chair ca a between Waycroa* and Montpomerv Thnmaayille. . Between Port Tampa. Key West and Havana. GOING Lv IVr % T*x*iy.fl ft ot pm Mon. Thnrs. £at, j Ai Key Wegt 8 0 1 pin Tues. Frt. Sun. . 1 Lv Key vVtwnw 00 pm Tues Krl Sunday.. Ar Havana 6 warn Wed. Bat Mon [ W.B. DENHAM. Geneiai upt Savaauah, Ga KIDNEY DISEASES are* the most fatal of all dis eases. rniCY’O ™ EY Is a FULL 1 O Guaranteed Remedy or money refunded. Contains remedies recognized by emi nent physicians as the best for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE jOc. and SI.OO. W, J. Butts. tfce Ui uplift * 9 CU| -' yourself 1 fi.r unnatural Id itr.iwii.4 or • > t.Hiona aot us au-tettr*. t f tn t mu# r-t • branot. Lii prr ;'**' 4 Palb: und aot aotriu fa*lTHltuuOnircu Cos. *** or poiaoaoaa. JOT by DrwrvMa, 3. x. sent Iq plain if prepaid, foi f "'.•l.* bottles, t'.rs. -* Circular pent ot rwjuoaft RETTRSIKG Lv llnvnnft 2 30 pro Mon. Wed. and Hat Ar Key West ft 00 pm Mon. W ed. and Sat Lv Key West 10 0 • p m. Mon. W and. and 8 t... Ar I*ort iainpa 2 SO am Tue*. Tbur. and Sun.. GEO. W, COATES. Division Agent. Brunswick. -*a. 9EORGiA DETECTIVE AGC’Y GEORGIA. Civ and criminal cases attended to bu* ' - -triot’.y confidential, Ec q-i" • conducted with eocrecv. L 'J. leavy L. J Leavy 6c Cos Aurtiouetfre. Commission Mbrcliacts and Gener al Collecting Agent* Solicited and Prompt Returns Rendered. Special Attention Paid to Collection of Renta Money loaned ou personal property and real estate. Ap ply to J. W. Wat Kins. B. W. WRKNN Pass. Traffic Mar Savannah .Ga