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4 The Brunswick Times. Eetabllshed 1889. The Brunswick Call. Established 1892. Hie Brunswick Times-Call, CONSOLIDATED IHOO. Published EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY, ARTHUR H. LEAVY Editor ROLAND A. MULLINS, Businew Manager OFRICE } TO SUBSCRIBERS: * Aubecribere ore requested to notify the office When they fall to get any issue of the Tlraes- Call. Attention to thin matter will bo appre ciated by the publisher!. The Timee-Call will be Delivered by terrier or mail, per year. SS.OO; per week IS eenti. Correspondence on live subjects aolieitod. Beal name of writer shonld ac company same- Subscription! payable in advance. Eailnre to receive paper ahonld be reported to the basinets office. .Address all communications to THE TIMES-CALL, Brunswick, Ga. Local Democratic Ticket. For Representative,' W. F. SYMONS. Ordinary, HORACE DART. Clerk of Superior Court, H, F. DU BIGNON, " Sheriff, W. H. BKBRIE. Receiver of Tux Returns, J. E. DUBBERLY. Tax Collector, X ' H. J. READ. Couuty Treasurer, H. 8. LEE. County Surveyor, E A. PENNIMAN. Cotoner, G. A. H. JENNINGS. Cemtnieeloners of Roads and Itevenncs C. D. OGG J. J. LOTT, TOBIAS NEWMAN, H. H. RAYMOND, W. R. TOWNSEND, ,/ DAVIS DUBBERLY, j ' J. B. WRIGHT. Plant cassava. It menus money to you. ========= The success ot the Catholic convent is Assured. The Chinese news is again g etting in teresting. Senator Steve ClSv is confident that Hr. Bryan will be elected. The Milledgovllle Umon-Hecocdsr says that “a groom may lead the bride to the altar, but [that hie leadership •nds there.” The coroner of Jefferson county, Ky„ Shot and killed a man, Business must lave beeti dud. Savannah shows a 2j,60 per cent In crease In population. Good for our leading soap, rt.—Athens Banner. Would that "leading seaport” part of the above jar you? SJJ. 1 —I Debs says he holds the balance of power in Indiana. If he is so liberty loving why dots he not re'.lre frtm hl lopeless race for ihe presidency and as •slst in electing Btyan? ‘‘The priced coal may climb up ward, but thanks to the good T.ord there are tots of I'ghtwood knots and yinc treat in aid Georgia yet,” remarks North Georgia edlmr. THE STRIKE SITUATION: The dispatches inform us this morning of the probable early settlement of the coal strike, and it is said that the work* men have won out. The strikers had a big advantage because of the presidential election, and we are not surprised at the coal trust magnates granting their demands. Mark Hanna went to New York for the purpose of Buttling the trouble be cause he was compelled to. It was in juring McKinley’s chance and the boss knew it, ■ This is the first time we ever heard of Hanna espousing the cause of the work- it will probably be the last. THE UNHOLY JWAR. Mr. Charles H, Slaughter, a Macon, Ga., youDg man, is back from the Phil ippines. He belonged to the Twenty! ninth regiment, and was discharged on account of health. He is reported in the Atlanta Journal as saying: •‘Mr. Slaughter says some of the sur geons show great indifference and care leasness in dealing with the soldiers. He says many of the American boys att dying in the trenches with dysentery, V this disease having already killed a large per centage of them. "Mr, Slaughter says he sees no and to the war, as it looks about the same now as when he first went to tho is lands.” HUMILIATION NONE THE LESS The Macon Telegraph, alluding to Hobson’s recent communication as to how the Spaniards and not Dewey di redly sank their warships in Manila Bay, says: "If, however, both the alleged state ments of Lieutenant Hobson aid the reports of the Spanish admirals are true, our days of boasting are over. But Spain’s humiliation is none the less complete. Pusillanimous is the best word to apply to officers who would promptly sink tholr own ships and escape to a near shore rather than stand the cceray's fire aud return it til! all was lost, ' 02N9U3 ffBTH CDS. The Atlanta lioa to a great eyil in alluding .e the gross error ol the ceusus count la fiia ctm the Constipation well aayt that the protest has dffinlt- Term that the very well refuse to take note of It. “ The Constitution goes on to ga.v “the story of wb-dc-ale oniLMous, so well establish! and in ihe Macon ca-e, are but repetitions of those v?hi o h come in from many sections 0 f the Union. If shows the bung .ng incompetence of s cetuus ccnduc.ed by e tr nscr.-. The ouiy remedy for this wts c of money as well as falsification or f, c t I■ have the census taken through rr p hM 1 B local agencies, which cau complete the ccuu* in one day,'Til’s would and > away with a great d.al of misplaced patronage, which would not be its re turn." mm mm m - main MOL 44 L itle S%Ls Fell Great Oaks/ The gunk of ihe forest must yiclrl at last to the continual Now's of ihe w'oods nuru When t'c human Uoodhasheeonte c.ogytd - n rf tr./fre Ik !itle o -ops oj Hoofs px>perlj taken, wr'l. fell Hit oak of had Nnxt. THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL, SEPTEMBER 28, 1900. POPULARITY EFCREASINC. The decadence of the bicycle is clear ly shown by the reports of the treasury department. Four years ago, when all the world was on wheels, this country exported to the rest of the world bicy cles and parts of them to be made up abroad valued at *1,898,012, The next year the value of wheels sent abroad was $7,005,323. This was the highes point reached during the craze. In 1898 the exports fell to $8,848,529, in 1899 to $5,753,880. and in 1900. to $3,551,025. The steadily.dropping figures indicate the gradual disuse of the wheelabrcad as well as in this country. Bat it will not disappear altogether. The; novelty of the wheel is simply gone, and from a fad it has become an%riiele of use. Instead of being ridden merely as a di version, it will be emplcrad by those who wish to get to btuiiUßA fo $ ..(prick and economical way. AN HONEST EXPRESSION f y ;-'J3 The Chicago Tiw*.K#al|, > at lekst oee northern paper thgt■ eddoaJV ors to speak fairly of the 'fioifVln its drifting with the negro. t In a recent issue thaffyeat portijjttft, republican paper hag this: "Forty years ago tM a slave; today he is a problem. The south dlsfran chises him and lynches him; the north lynches him his franchise. Of the two the n- rib uses him the worth. The south understands the negro better than the north, and, on the whole,'treats him better. It aMeast gives him what he most heeds—employment, and U gives It freely. But his chances In the north grow fewer every year." HOW’S THIS 1 We offer Ooe Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be ound by Halt’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY <4TCo., Props., Tole djy'O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J, Cheney fof’tbe last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all - buMaess transactions, and financially able to darly out any obligations made by tbir firm. West wbolsssle druggists, Toledo, O.; 'iFslding, K-rnan & Mar vin, wholesale druggist!, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Core is taken inter nally, aptiog directly upontheklood and mucous surfaces of the system. • - #' 1 \ i’rice7so. per bottli. Sold by all drug giala. Testimonials free. Hail's Family Till* are tbe best. Half 'he World is jg DarithtH - j as, to the cause of :hir ill l.esllh. If ti|jsoulJ start to treat their kidneys with Femfii Kid; nry Cure, the . arli ess of borij nfTnitn<l, lnek ache, headache and rhenmatic pales would disappear W. J. Units. -Wedding Presents-- In Cut Glass and Silverware'. Nothing Richer, More Lasting and as. Much Appreciated. CALL AND LOOK ! Lennon mott, Jeweler aud Graduate Outician. 115 Neweaetle Street, Inspector ot Watches for Southera Beil way. Time ty Wire daily from WaJiingtou STORK BOBBED. Sneak Thieves Enter the Store of Mr. J. K.Cornelius. The grocery store of Mr. J. K. Cor nelius, on A street, was entered by thieves on Wednesday night , who c-r ried off a large amount of goods, con sisting of hams, cheese, cigars and other things in his line. It is thought by Mr. Cornelias ‘hat the thief concealed himself in the s ore, as this was the only way possible to en ter the store. The officers have been i 3} .5 I notified, aod we learn that they have a good clue and the guilty party will pos sibly be caught. . • ‘ SOUTHERN CHEAP RATES -SA VANN AH r GA- Sunday merning, September 23rd aod 30tb. One dollar for the round trip. Tickets limited to date of sale. . .’--i , ' ” Tvain leaves at 6;40 a. m. |~BUY THE CEJNUINE ™ ™ u''i ; ' V - - Mijijitt&iPjjkCXSfeKD by jrg SYRUP CO. trwllTHßirAkfc, l/jfur foo4%ees net digest we!;, a 'fadTdoees of Bitters will breath, strengthen* tit* stomteh wad digestfen, creates appetite and cheer tuhiesa. W.ri. Butts, ". .. 4 Mr, Blawi Pearson is taking in the Macon fair tbi* week. ■Wt,’: Every we man ievea t think of the time when a sdft .little body, ail her own, will nestle Jn her bosom, fully eattofykig the yeafnlng which lies in the heart of every good woman. But yet there is a Mask, cloud hovering about the pretty ptetura In her mind which fjls hey. with terror. The dread of childbirth ,fWa away much of the }©y of niolherbajpg. And yet ft need not be so. PojMetftetime there h been upon them Met, weii-known and recommended by physicians, a liniment called Momer’s Jr lend which makes ch'Jdkhhkaaatmple and lnte&tfej-'rt,. ft u sti*|f.oening, peuetifejig ‘liniment, sk:D reidily absorbs. It giveiffla muscles el*stie.i‘7 and vigor, prevents sore brea*u/naming sick ness and the loss o{ I Wtiriish llgutd. An Intollfgrent muiher ia Butler. P*.. Bays: 55 Wcro 1 MaUier’i Frii><s *tca:n, I wouM otioia 9 > ‘tlesil I had to pay f 5 per Louii H Get Mother** Friend at the •tore. $t per bottle* THE BHApriELO REGI’UJOH CO.. Atlanta. Ga. * Write for our free Illustrated book. M Before Bully U BPf-. ■< * IBp .iiwfe-jN&feyM *L \ Aa-. . TDK ONLY ABSOLUTELY PUKE MALT WHISKEY SR "333® WORLD, M ■ An absolute cure for Con- ■ ■■UaiTA sumption. There would be IllWfllf IP l. w deaths from Consump- Ufllla V Jion, Bronchitis, Grip or ■Will V 1m Whooping Cough if every /s*:' VqJMCTWkA M family kept a bottle of The true Elixir Duffy’s,Pure Malt of Life, it aids - 1! ? , the , h ? use \ J Digestion,Stim- administered it to \ / Plates the ■#!! ttfk ? n T,i ne . n i^ er oI riie ■ Ur 8 of ra a y <s,!d the o r “h h Builds Nerve ™ HI HAs soon as you feel the NO FUSEL O.U Tissue, Tones tirst symptoms, take a small quantity in a wine Up the Heart and Prolongs mm m _ of water, milk or cream. Life. A LEADING NEW I ■ ? ud 5° ntlnu ? to do so three or YORK DOCTOR says:— M| A| l .urumesa day untilallsigns of “Duffys Pure Malt Wins- ml3|| tbo c °“g b °*d have dis key IS A FORM OF FOOD ■■■ fill Duffy sfreMaH ALREADY DIGESTED.” 'Vhiskey not only CURES the DR. WILLARD MORSE. but heals thelungs and American Director of the Bureau of Materia “ e consumption germ. Art Medics and one of our most learned |l ■■ ■ ■ JL WhievAM The World’s Famous Medicine §lll by the PUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.. ROCHESTER. N.Y. Advertisers f-WAVS PPRECIATE Rea pun o ‘ ’ v iCH - ETURNS ANDiTHAT IS THE Regular ■ STURNS EPORTED By Advertisers Who Use These Cotas. Jaaniiij and {uiilij of Circulation Oaautitj and Quality to Adraftissrs And We Give Both. ALSO GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION IN JOB WORK. - ■* - DON’T SEND AWAY FOR .;•> ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, SHIPPING TAGS, ETC., When you can get thlem at home for the same and besdesl you save the cost of freight aud draj^re.l m OUR PHONE IS 31, and a message will receive prompt attention. We don’t mind calling and talking the matter over with you and giving you our estimates, and if we fail to get your order that is our fault, not yours. ALL WE WANT IS A TRIAL. Tinies=Calk 209, 209|i-2 and|2ll F Street, Mr j