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The Brclm Times. Established I**9. The Brunswick Call. Established Mi. The Brunswick Times-Call, CON SOU DATED 110. Published BYKRY MOUSING EXCEPT MONDAY. AETHtJK H. LEAVY Editor BOLAND A. MULLINS, Business Manager orncE } ~T0’81JB8bErBEH8: oj?A pibrrs are requested to notify the office wkeaffbey fall to get any Issue of the Tlmes- CaU. Attention to this matter will be appro elated by the publishers. ' Tht Timei-Call will be Delivered by terrier or mail, per year. *5.00; per week 15 eenta. Correspondence on live subjects solicited. Beal name of writer shonld ac company same. Subscriptions payable in tdvanoe. Failnre to receive paper shonld be reported to the bnsineie office. .Address all aoamunications to THE TIMES-CALL, Brunswick, Ga. GALA WEEK. Officers and directors of the South casters Fair Association will meet to morrow for the purpose of deciding whether or not to give the gala week tselebralion in connection with the com ing race meet, or we might say the pro posed race meet, because without one the other would not be succossiul. It is admitted that the last fair was given at the wrong reason and that it was not a financial success because of the many restrictions thrown around the management, but now w 6 are glad to say the way is clear in these two re spects. November is the proper time. Fairs, carnivals, etc,, will then be held in all parts of Georgia, and attractions are available at a very small outlay. The city council recently pass.d a res olution removing all restrictions, and now the way is clear for a grand time and a successful gala week. The Timks-Cai.i. urges the fair man agement to have the celebration if, in their judgmtn', it can be made success ful; if they think not, abandon the Uea, because it is betier to lot it pass than make a failure. We are free to admit that wo think it would be a great success,hat we will say *rist here that our knowledge of such matters is limited.’ Xnyway, let the qudetion he settled at tomorrow’s meet ing. If we are going to have it, now ( is the time to begin work; if not, let us atop talking about it. Candida e Maraton, who is running againat Congressman Brantley in this district, will be liketHam's parrot after the returns come in—“where the devil were you when the cyclone struck us?' remarks the Valdosta Times. Brunswick is now working to secure a large starch factory. it is proposed to organize a stock ejuipany with a capita) of 1250 000.— Darien Gazette. * “Some women,” says the Manayuuk Philosopher, “devote more care and at tention to their complexions than they do their character. SUNDAY THOUGHTS. William Mouatforvl. A good Old age is a beautiful eight, aud them is nothtfig earthy that la as coble. A ship is a tine ibjeoi, when cornea tuto'poet with all its sails seW Mid quite safely, 'rum a long voyage Many thousand miles has wl h | the t-uu tor guidance, andflKa Tori a path, and the wind for its speed. What might have been its grave, a thousand fathoms deep, has j lelded it a ready way; and winds that might have been its wreck, have been its service. It bus come from another meridian than ourt; it haseume through night and day; it has come by reefs and banks, that have been avoided, and past rocks that have been watched for. Not a plank h3 been started, nor oue timber in it proved rotten. And now it comes like an answer to the pray ers of many bearis—a delight to the owner, a Joy to many a sailor’s family, and a pleasure to all ashore that see it. It has been steered oyer the ocean piloted through dangers, and now' it is safe. But more interesting still than tlia Is a go-d life; as it approaches Ls three score ytais and ten. It began I in the century before the present; it' has lasted on through storms and out- j shine; it has been guarded against j many a rock, on which shipwreck of a good conscience might have been made. On the course Jit baa taken, then has been the influence of Providence, and it has been guided by Chrtit, that day star from on high. Yes, old age l* even a nobler sight than a ship com pleting a long voyage. On a summer ev.nirg the setting sun is grand fo look at. In hia morning beams the birds awoke and sang, men rose for their work .and the world grew light. In bis midday heat, fields grew yellow er, and Iruits were ripened, and in his light at setting, all tilings seem to grow harmonious But what is a'l this to the sight of a good life, in those years that go down to the grave? In the early days of it, old events have their happening; with the lighyif it, many a house bBB been brightened, and under the good influ ence of it, souls have grown better, some of Whom are now on high. And then the closing period of such bow almost awful li, the beauty of it! From his setiog, the sun witi rise again tomorrow; and he will shine on men and their work, and on th'.Ldreipß ch ldren and their labors. But once finished, even a good life has no re newal in this worlds * It-will begin again, ut ll jjyil be a under new heavens. -X Far more sublime, than any . other esrtbly sight, is the 0 and age of a jud kind and useful Christ. sd ills. , DEDICATION SERVICES. At the Frederica church, (St, Si mon, s Sunday morning, a window will b dedicated to the memory of the late A. G. P. Dodge. The services will be attended by all of the Episcopal min istera of this city and St. Simon’s 1-land. The ateamer Heasie will leave here in the morning at 3:30 for Frede rics, and will return immediately after the ceremony. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. Walter M. Gilmore, pastor. Services SimdajHUdJ! T :3O p m.; young peopis’s meeting, 10:15 s. m ; Sun, ay school, 3 :45 p. m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.; Sacred LiteratSir* bias*,Thursday, 7 :30 p. m. s^o| invited. ,T the city several days, r^E|g^^yiide home in RjunelsSMelgw. gisßesres. :sji . 1 .-imL-S. ,, Jjj. n assist dfi.i xtion, relieve, distress [■' au*r rating or di i-.Kln* tooheartUy, ■ - topreven, conitlpalhiu. take Hood’s PiJls Sold evarywhere. 25 cents. THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL, OCTOBER 7, 1900. PITY AND BEAUTY The most beautiful thing, in the world, is the baby, all dimples and joy. The most pitiful thing is that same baby, thin and in pain. The dimples and joy have gone, and left hollows and fear. It is fat that is gone; gone with it, comfort and color and curve; all but pity and love. The little one gets no fat from her food: has had none for weeks: she is living on what she had stored in that plump little body of hers. She is starving for fat; it Is death; be quick 1 Scott’s emulsion of cod-liver oil is the fat she can take. It will save her. We'll tend you > Hide la try If you lilts. SCOXT A BOWNE, 409 Pearl street, New York MAY EXTEND HEBE. The assurance that the Waycroas Air Line railroad will extend to Fitzger ald and from here to Brunswick or St. Mary* will cause a big boom in the Magic City.—Waycross Jeureal A SHALL OVERCOAT SALE. The Brunswick merchant will sell but very few overooat* thU year. The sound thinking m*n has found that there i* much economy in having, the old coat relined, cfr*’ni>if*lSti(l pressed, or anew collar pot on.btJ'm Carter at the Brunswick Cleaning and Frett ing Cos., 501 Monk street. The Sic maoh of Mao is sohj-ot to a dez o sueb common but painful aff>c tionaas cramps, cholera mirbus and dysentery, tb*’, by neglect, may be made ebronio and dangerous. The beet, handiest, surest, and quickest remedy ie Pain-K'lter, a medicine which bae been tried for more than a half Of a century and never failed to give relief. Avoid aubetitutes. Tuere is but one l’ain-killvr, Perry Davi*’. Price Ssi. and 50c. (let cot ycur winter clothing now and have ij put in oid.r by Jim Carter. I consider my policy in the State Mu tual Ltfe or Rome, Ga., the bet insur ance I have, notwithstanding I have several other policies ia fpree.— Henry R. I.ucda, Charleston,sSfC. Just receivsd, a tins line of ready to-wear Hats. Mias Kate Slater, --'■l*. —fe- —% State Mutual Life. Rome, Ga.. Your prtmHim* are oacs dertpl amply euSi cl st to gurry s ddr contracts. Wm. A. Wright, Commissioner u'f Insurance of the State of Oaorgu. Have your clothes cleaned and presi ed by Jim Carter. Harper, “the hustler," is always getting something new in, and if you will read his l ad," be will kep you pasted. HOWS THIS ? We iffer One Hundred Dollar aR- - ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be curstTby Hal ’• Catairb Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Cos., Props., T„le da, O. We, ibe undersigned, hsve known for ihe last 15 years, and Wjp&eTitn) per ft cry hooorable in ail business transactions, and Snar.ctally able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West A Truss, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.; Walding, Kmnan & Mar vin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Hul.’g Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price7se>. per bottle. Sold by all drug gists . Testimonials free. Hall** Family Pills are ibe best. SHIPPING REPORT. Oometed Daily by Oajt. Otte Johannes** Pert of Brunt „ iok. Oat. 6,1900. . m ■ ''-i.v. Bark Carl von Dobelo, British, left in tow of tug Neptune for Savannah (as before reported) arrived at Brunswick, Ga , August sth, waterlogged on Aug ust 10th vessel is dsc barged 2550 barrels rosin August |l3 suryeved and later condemned. On veeeel was sold at Savannah for *550 o James Foley. AKBIYKD **s*'hr p Rn.err, Yetsrtu Ciaelestc*- to load itimber for S. T. Co.’s verse! t E. H. Mason & Cos. CCBaRED. Steamers Incemore Br. Water Liverpool, cargo value. *3 930 43 and shipped by Johnson Steamship Line. HOW ARE VOUR NERVES? If they [are weak and you ferl r er vHie and eaei’y '•iiu*tra*ed,” can’t *>e*p, and rite in the morning nnre freebsd, your Mood is pour. Strong nerves depend upon riob, nourishing blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla maic-s 'he ne-vts strong by enriching and vital izing me blood. It gives tweet, re freshing rl-ep, and completely cures nervous troubles. Begin taking it to day, 0 Nausea, it-digetnon trf curfd by Hodd’s Fill-. Mr. Harper, “Everything looks so tempting and inviting in your store 1” This remark was mads on Saturday, by three of the moat promioeot ladle* of Brunswick. Now, ladie, if i* our Aim to always kiep H s Harp-r. “.he hostler.’' CASTOR IA For Infant* and. Children. The Kind You Haw Always Bought We received anuth-r shipment of tboee nice, ju cy “Dive Ham*.” L?t u* send jcu on*. Harp r, “tbe bust ler.” You have read of tbe cures ty Hood’s Bar spsnl a, and you should bare perf-o' cooild-oce in it men'. It will dp you good Jfer**us*k* u cured by making the food rich and ptue with Hood's Sarsaparilla* When -you want a ayod medicine get Hood's. . .Candie*. G-*Wdi#-,(.,'ewdle- 1 W# have juat as nice alma * snyore in t> wo— Cb-coat-. ttiaji ta c, Bpo-Bers, Carats* Is. sic. Try i’, and yr-,; w , ) be a regular cm !o®e, Harper, •• be hu-tlor.” .. . WOMEN CURED AT HOME. THE GREATEST OF SPECIALISTS OFFERS TO THE SUFFERING HIS SERVICES AND REMEDIES. For more than twenty-five ynara Dr. J. Vew- Jsn Hathaway has made a specialty of Female Diseases. During that time he has had among JjMv bts patients over ten thous <gjgQ and women, sufieriog from all a those many different com f plaintspeeuMartothesex.aud J has completely and perma- U J nemly cured more than so per MrA cent, of the eases be has mfcfc-a By hIS exclusive method. Drift, -' which he has perfected during ttie twenty-five years af Ills most extensive practice, he is enabled to cure ail of these different diseases, Including painful, profuse or suppressed in* nstruatliinjwrolapsus, all ovarian trouble, tumors and ule®SK>n—U fact, everv form of those diseases which make a burden of life to the great majority of women. He has so perfected this system of his that he can treat iheso cases by mail, without aby per s 'Cj 1 examination (to which every sensitive wi man naturally objects) and without any ojier atton, with Its consentient paia and necessary danger. Ms system of treatment ts taken in the pri vacy of the home; the cure Is painless and it Is positive. ONE LOW FEE. ■Write him a letter statin* briefly your condl. tKmand ho will send you a blank to bo filled out HwNAll giro your case hts personal attention and care and make hhi fee so moderate (Including aB medicines necessary) that you will not feel the burden of the payment, and he will guarantee you a positive cure. Address, J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D. Dr. Hathaway A Cos., •S Bryan Strwi, Savannah, Ga ■Korriox this TATrjt whb.v wnrrinc. The mao who smokes - Old Virginia Cheroots has a satisfied. have got it” ] expression on his H jkpm tne time he lights one. He ki.- %s he will | not be disappointed. where he buys one—Maine orikas. Florida or California—he knows m v > will be just the same as those he gets at home—clean—well made—burn j even—taste good—satisfying I Three hundred Bullion Old Virginia Cheroots smoked this year. Ask jour own dealer. Price, 3 for 5 cents. Mucin All When ih liquids come from our ► tock. We carry such a fide line of that tt is impossible to find a brand which is no 1 pleasing in tome point, These goods are fully matured, a fine rich body and mellow Excellent for family or any us-. R- V- DOUGLAS. 206 Bay Street. A Minister’! Good Work. “I had a severe attack of bilious colic, pot a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhu a Remedy, took two doses and was en tirely cored,” says Rot. A. A. Power, of Euipo. ria.Kan. “My neighbor across thestieetwas sick for over a week, had two or three bottles o mediums from the doctor. lie used them for three or four dttys without relief, then called in unmhei doctor who treated him for some days and gave him no him. 1 went over to see him the neat morning, He said hts lwwels were lira terrible fix, that they had been running off so long that It was almost bloody flux. I asked him if he had tried Cham berlaln’s Colic, Cholera and Dlarrbwa Ken:. and ho said, ‘No.’ I went home and brought himmy bottle and gave him one dose; told him to take ;enotber dose in fifteen or twenty min utes If he did not find relief, but be took no more, and was entirely cured, i think it the best medicine 1 have ever tried.” tor sale by Dr. Bishop’s drug store. FOE SALE ON EASY TERMS. The following valuable building lots, charmingly situated m the resident portion of tbe city, are fur sale on eaay terms: 135x130, on Union s' baok to Reynolds street. This piece of property oan be divided into six lots, 45x90 etch, tbiee fronting ot. Union and three on Rey m Ids streets, and is situated immediately north of the lend: Dee of Mr. Glauber. Lot on the east tide of Union street, opposite the residence of Mr. John H. McCul lough, SOxISO feet, can be divided into four lots 45x90; two frontirg and two on Ellis streets. Lots 190x180 feet, cornering on Albany, Albemarle and Amherst streets,:can be divided into eight lots, 45x90 feet etch. Alio IPs on Gloucester street, between Al bany end Amherst streets, and lots on Albany, between Gloucester and F street,; &;d cn Amherst street, be tween Gloucester aud F streets. To si y • e wi-hing desirable building lots either fur tbeir own residence or for r. ut,cannot tail tube satisfied with these location*. For further loforma ucu apply to J. E orßlusov. ror Diabetes use STUART’S GIN and BUCHU. i hip i§bre pleased with the advsn tag' S offered by the Slate Mutual Life oi Rome, Gh.. than suy insurance l ev er mves.lga'ed,—John Gary Evans, Kx-Oov, of South Carolina. CHEAP ADTEffISM, CASH IN ADVANCE Advertisements in this column will be insert ed at the uniform rate of Oue Coat a Word for each insertion. No advertisement, however until, less than 50 cents. Cash in advance. FOR SALE—Three m,lk tort 0, 8. Tait IOR RENT.— S x-room, one-story cottage, 110 E lis street. AppfyioW. Merchant. FOB i^ALß.—Nioe dwellin.tr*fH%M / aud 10, on iLstreef, cbet> for Apply to Abe Ro'ouad. LOST.~Bub,*"er coat, betweetTp"B F, on E. Finder return to office, or J. M. Bioodwnrtfc, at of L and E strre's. mm H FOR SALE —Doing room kitchen furniture for sal*. A(fl Friday and Saturday morning* ntH ; 600 Uoion street. . WANTED.— BqU hotel or boarding boure to run on perceufsg-, for tb6 t winter or the year, by a man and wife. Address, Baxfll3, Woodtnont, Or. m Warned—Uusillog sa!esm-n to sell jewelry aasoitmenis. Insurance so licitors preferred, .-end for particu lars. Address Merchants Exchange Cos.. lowa City, lowa. Hustling young man can make C6O per month and expensea. Permanent position. Experience unneoesaary. Write quick for particulars, Clark <fc ■To.. 4th & Locua Streets. Philadel phia, Pa. WANTED.— Chriitian man or wo.- man willing to qualify for permanent position of trust, here or in home coun'y. S9OO yearly. Eocloae eelf addreased stamped envelope to Secre tary. care of Timks-Call. FOR SALE.—Hillery Island, sit uated on Turtle river, containing 32,1£ acres of high land, suitable for truck ing or poulirj raising; about 15 acres oleared; good fishing and oyster beds around the Island. Also, Island View, oontaing 50 sere*, more or less, situ ated on Gibson and PerviseAcreeks, six acres of whiebjs under As wirg fence ; T 5 to 100 p**ar trees. im provements on same. For further in formation, apply to F, Jos.Doerflin ger, 316 Union street, ii mm Second ■, hand househfjp furniture bought and srjl?‘ also piano*, organs, mirrors, carpets, et< f mm W\ Watkins'. cASToni Bsanths Kind i pi htf . .*ys BoilgM Siga: ‘.toe / . -// F JoL ' of