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4 The Brunswick Times. Established 1889. The Brunswick Call. Established 1892. The Brunswick Times-Call, CONSOLIDATED IbOO, Published tVKRY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY. AKTHUS H. LEAVY Editor BOLAND A. MULLINS, Business Manager OFBICE} TOSDBBCEIBEEB: Subscriber* are requested to notify the office When they fall to get any issue of the Times- Call. Attention to this matter will be appre ciated by tbe publishers. The Tlme*-Ca!l will be Delivered by tarrier or mc.il, per year. <6.00; per week 16 Mata. Correspondence on live subjects solicited. Keal name of writer should ac company tame. Subscriptions payable in advance. Failure to receive paper should be reported to the business office. Address all aemmnnications to THK TIMES-CALL, Brunswick, Ga. NOTICE. Hereafter all legal advertise ments must be paid for after the first insertion. The management baa been pat to a great deal of t oub'e and delay lc collecting in the paat, and io future must take advantrge of tbe Georgia law on tbit subject. Oot. 10, 1900, THE OYSTER INDUSTRY, By icfeinng to our local news col umna this morning the reader will learn of the purchase by Mr. J, W. Tatum, of Willingham, a wealthy tur pcntlno operator, of the A-ikon Canning -Company, flHs will re-open tbe oysier canning industry in Brunswick, and will mean the employment of at least one hun dred hands. Besides tbe canning of oysters, tbe now owner expects to oau fruits, vegetables and fi*b, and will ran all the yen . This will encourage our farmers be cause they will find ready sale for ev erything they raise and will enable them to plant every available Rcre of ground. The Timm Call sincerely hopes Mr. Tatum will be successful here because such industries makes cities. A GOOD SHOW ING. Stale Bank Examiner 8. G. Turner has Issued a summary of the statement ct the condition of the state hanks of •Georgia at tha close of bnslneas Sup* tember 3, 1899, and September 5, 1900, which tells or the remarkable oondl tion of all the banks. One of the most Important it. mg is i the fact that not a bank has failed n the state this year. "By the comparison of the summary of 1890 and 1900, it will be seen that there has been an increase In loans of •2,305,000: deposits, $1,854 000; sur plus and net profits, 9350,000, and a tics crease in oapltal ol $305,000. .The wrhdriiWal of the Eowry Bank ing Comp uy. the Capl a. City Cask,’ of Atlanta, th* Merchant.- uu*l I*l .tit ers* Back ol Carrollton, and Albany Trust and Bunk of Albany, (which h - ss have cone into the na tional system) and tie voluntary U quotation of the South Georgia Bank of tWaycr anti |h • .Exchange Burl t of <hc statement: ol 1899 MM. (2,315,000. and deposits (1,980,000, and yet in all these items there Is an in crease except in that of capital. The difference In the reduction of capital as shown by tbejfirst statement and the second is caused by the fact that there have been fifteen new banks oifcanlaed and now in operation. If the statements ol tbe banks with drawn from the supervision of this de partment were l ,lncluded In this sum mary (using the statement cf there would be an approximate increase of capital (379,000, surplus and net profits (590,000, loans $1,639,000 and deposits $2,850,000. The actual increase of (350,000 in surplno and net profits *jf' |a that the banka aie on a qA**?-'.'’der financial ba.is iliis year than UstTl. GREAT HEAff, f V, ‘•I’ll pursue and tfapture HoLreibcr if it costs me al l I’m worth. He would never have been allowed lo handle the money for our bank and act as book- keeper, too, but be had such a wonder ful head for figures.” That is an interview with the presi dent of the New ffers-y bank Which William Schreiber looted thoroughly. In & thousand newspapers morals are being drawn from Schreiber’s sin." Here is a now point. Gay f Anca Hart’s lover stole nnins tcrruptedly and incessantly for about •three years, tied, and wss gone atifeat SO -days before bis theft was discovajrjal. In all he stole conelderaWy more than the total capital and surplus of the bank. . And this man with the "wonderful hdjjHHf figures,” the almost criminal opportunity to steal, surrounded by temptation, was paid a salary of fifteen dollars a week. Can’t you picture tbe scowl on the face of that bank president?* How his very nerves are quivering with right eous indignation; how William Schreib er’a crjrao fills him with horror; huw he longs for revenge I On whose money has that bank’ bi.su paying salaries, dividends and expenses during the past year or so? Arnd where were *he a|iewd, watcfii ful, conservative bead* thatf, lu afil well I regulated fill inCi*i Ins i Hut-ions, are sup posed lo direct the baudfng of oaLer people’s money ? Where were ihg men I who know all aboiit sate' luVeefuien s ’ and how to make them? What kin* l of a financial institution was that hank, any way? Tha laws whiuh made Its existence possible are truly worthy cf New Jersey. Comptroller General Wright, in his report, will make a rceommendaGon of interest to dealers in and manufactur ers of blcyclee. lie will suggest that the present law be char # and so as to make each dealer or agent pay a lax of *IOO and manufacturers pay a lax ol SIOO on each make of machiuo offered for sale by their agents in, this s ate, Should tho legislature change the law In this respect a good many thousand dollars will go into tho treasury that Imyc never gofle thine before. General Kobe; reports the kil.ing of and be -X* c* ! brave burgher, altf'bu - 1 of i. England • war record- -1.: .If..' -little si ;a.'. tnents' aod "tuS' niui m cidcnti.” Full line ioreit). an* dcnirstiC .tutiggy at Winter'* THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL, UCTOBER 18, 1900. “ I had been a sufferer for many years from nervousness with all its symptoms and complications,” writes Mrs. O, N Fisher, 1861 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. “I was constantly going to see a physician or purchasing medicine. In the spring of 1897 my husband induced me to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion. After taking one bottle and fol lowing your advice I was so encouraged that I took five more bottles, and then stopped for several weeks as I felt 90 much better, but still I was not com pletely cured. I commenced taking it again and felt that f was improving faster than at first. I am not now cross and Irritable, and I have a good color in my face; have also gained about ten pounds la jweight 4nd one th&nsdnd pounds of coufnrt, for I am anew -woiym once-Ut&rv and your advice and M Favorite Prescription ’ is the cause tfcjpf coupled with tile ‘Pleasant Pellets’ JJKucb are not to be dispensed, with. I took eight bottles of the ‘ Pfeegjjption ’ tbe last tune, making fpurteenfiAall, and will not fikke any more unless yhlfe so advise, for I do not see as I need it.’"* . ' MiiiKi's weaKwom^n •U.KTRONin, sic Kwomen WELL. In his spe-ch at Canton, 111,, last Saturday, Senator Tillman -raid that “If the people knew th*rvillainy that was perpetrate! in the cor porations and trusts tbr Wfldfid march to congress ana hang hsltth* wm bars.*’ * •'*- ' A Niglt at Tertfh -T w j “Awful anxiety was felt lor tbe wide# bra ve;Gen;n u rousm, of Mae h I rs, Me.. w hestlte doctors said the cent* tot live till moruSag, writs* Mv... S. H. Lincoln, who attetf*4 Jter that fearful afijkt. ’“All thought rhe-tmut soon die from Pneumonia, but ahe hogged for Hr Ring’* Now Discovery, taying It had more than once saved her life and bad cured her of ••<>- After three email doses she rested casiiyMpHght, and its further use completely cured her.” Tkffinsrfs|Hj medicine lagusr unteod to cure sti Thro*!,'Chest and Lung Hi*. oases. Only rae and 11 00. Trial Dottles free at all drug stores. * 1,1 " ■. i;. Must exquisite line of Hau ever show*'in Hruuswijfc will be seen at Ml*B Kate SlS‘e*UMj||xt Tuesday and Wednesday, Oj't)bßr : J3 and at. A Card. Tbe iaaaafac%iicrs of Uanu.u Salve iiftvc an tlioriseS Se utini signed to guajaatec it tor burns, com, sores, ulcers, tetter, and all akin diseases. Von bare yonr ‘tfeney back t ifd*sn't do all it *-lal#i, W. J. Bntts. .*s • sJft— ■ CAaTOTttA, Bearathe Milan* ry opatnog next Tues day a.id Wednesday, October 23 and 24, at Mi*> Kite Bitter’s. Dort’i, be deceived cl* humbugged by || eopl who e aim th® discovery of t m*j hitherto tin known herb or root in swamp.*, or on *cnie mono tala or tirahi® for the cure of ki.mey and bUttUler trouble*, Any.doctor or druggist will tell you that *uch claims or fraudulent. Foley’* htsituy Cure thn,ly contaius ivu.<*d*e#that are recognized by the most skilful pjftfslmnw ns beat for th-ae complaint*, so don’t be ctV.uiou* or foolish W. J. Butt*, Grand Millinery opeuitig next I'uet d-y a.d Wednesday, October 23 and 34, at Mis® Kate Slater’s. Xlave yon a sen?® of ful ncs-tu the region of youi stomach afuretting? if *o you will lie >*nedte>d by lining Chamberlain’* Stomach and Liver TaMet*. They also cme belching anti •our ston ach. The> legnJatc tho low cl a too. Price 25c. 8 id by BtsluV* Drug Store. MTON 15 IN TUB BLADDER. M, son lia. sutT ird wiih alone in t “ bladder High’. >*-(. i have taken h"u ' \rt>versl >vv.nr --g place.*, sls-ito t' c •>•<* *, N w York, Chicago nd N ‘ i( sv I• . . i,ere n*j as put under uin teDt pfi * ► o'tn < , tb Di> ii peo?£* ;u sp ; *ti Ufe oontpayr, f was gr-td* “ ''l ' tf li'irr, i) -ti 1 lost alj '*s r*c tmn cur***!, then 1 *v-,a 8 * ■’* 'U*-- K decy Cure. 1 - ! . . a *o iuy .urpri e, ue t> at .mptuV fit ■ *'C, nil he *,, cu< a- , ,* bt- e.. H<* gen-rul *' H ’ *> •* >* *v- *i * .drriullg. i Join l-',. ADi-rh-, Term. I’rtce 30 c, • (rTfV;.- ale by *,H drug- ■ A V ' WMMfc" *• '■* ! n SHORT BUTSPICY CITY NEWS NOTES A Days Doings as Gathered by The Times-Call Resorters MATTERS PERSONAL AND GENERAL BRIEF STATEMENTS OF THE MANY THINGS THAT MAKE UP THE BUSYIROUNp OF LIFE- Mr. W. E. Symons, of Savannah, was In the city yesterday. Rev. J. N. Goaf, of Wocdbine, is .• .**,4 ? registered at the Oglethorpe. Mr. J. B. CleUud, of tbe Sonthern rail wav, jtpent yesterday in the osty. MA R. J. I’ritohett, of Atlanta, waa BMutered at tbe Oglethorpe yfatr d ’T; .... •.. mm Gongressmao Brantley baa returned from a speaking tour to Vxldoata and other cities, Centraotor Anderson has a large force busily engaged in enlarging the Wen* building on Bay street. It will be abont tbe largest store in the city, Mr. C. E. Dunham is in tbe city on bis way to bis/home in New York*; Mr. Dunham ibis*, former partner in tbe ]>onham > Hutchinson of .this city, who formally wUfthe Criepealsland mills , 'St*’- <Qo6* morning Ig?. V, ft' You Uko fruit for breaktro -sf Lloyd basTt. Cold Steel or Degth. “Tjltirc is but oaOitmull chiwe* to save your Ifeliad that It through an operatloa," waa tbe awful prospect eet before Mat. 1. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wit, by her doctor ufjcr "vainly .trying to onre bar of a n-ighUt castof aaomnch trouble aud yallow jauadlce He diduS'count outho marvelous power of Electric lint css to cure Stomach wed Li*r tres.bjgs, but she heard of Jt, took Lcreii bottle*, kaa wholly cored, avoldgg snrgaoa's ktnfv, now weigha mere and feel* better than ever. It’apOs;t.vr ly guaranteed tof.ivmr an.t Ki, . noy troublis dteappoiats. Price SOe at all drug stores'. For Bladder Troubles use STUART’S GIN and BUCHU. . CHANGE oTsoHEDOLE cr.A.vr gysTKsr. Tram 9fi Trl.B9,laays** Briiiiiyytctllifß p, in.' Traiii’Sh) ar(lw>s eruiwiic^^|tti. Trajrt'MS ary’.Ws tar,'. ' r**"*y -‘jk.. "a r ,.—.-y£-~ r V. i Complete 1R THE LINE OF If Will MS which I now have on exhibition. '-■=^=* CALL AM) EXAMINE. Hi. F. Winter, THE TAILOR, 311 Newcastle St. f ( )oo Drops J Preparationfor As similating iheFoodandßegula ting the Stomachs and Bowels of IINIAN IS ?X H I L nKt; N ' Promotes Digeslion,lCheerful ness and Rest. Contains neither Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. •' aroua-sAMurLFtrcwn ' Happhn Seed' v Mx Sentui * i toxAUbJdAs- I A perfect Remedy for Consbpa fion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of XEW YORK- | A I b monlhs old |5 Dos is - J jC 1 .MS tXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. NEW GOODS Arruang Daily! IN9 WE iNWE YOUR INSPECTION. Our Mr. C. MilJer, while in New York, selected an immense stock of Fancy niture of every description, suitable Holiday Presents. \Ve will be glad to store your goods until the holidays, but - by all means Don’t Miss Seeing Our Display Now. Every steamer brings new goods, and 4ve have no old gags to otter. H. M. MILLER & SON. J. J. LISSNER, WHOLESALE Groceries, Tobacco Flour, Bacon and Provisions, GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN A SPECIALTY. 216 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia. W IT. BOWET. J, N. BHAUT, BOWEN & BRADT, ' CONTRACTORS • AN E2U :V— CDEZHgW OS Stone, Brick and Frame Buiidf Maunfiictiirer > . f Cement, Tile antl'Artiflclal \ CASTOMt For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the / t Signature A/ Use \s kr Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY, RKW VO#* CITY.