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4 The Brunswick Times. Established 18(9- The Brunswick Call. Established lwri. The Brunswick Times-Call, j Jtauu'.x' Y jf /■. Y * Yif, i 1# MgBBSKm-mnkob l < a i A JtTXVB H, LEAVY Editor *OLAHD a. MULLINS, Business Manager , I In Oglethorpe Block, 211F Street O .yiC* } ) KUtPIIUNII HO lU‘i .TO SUBSCRIBERS: Subscribers are requested to notify the office when they fell to got any issue of the Times. Call. Attention to this matter will be appre ciated by the publisher*. .. -afe.-:.-^=A The Times -thill will be Delivered by terrier or mail, per year. 96.00; per week 1.5 eeata. Correspondence on live subject* tolleited. Seal name of writer should ac company same- Subscriptions payable in advance. failure to receive paper should be reported to the buaineos office. Address all •ommttnioations to THE TIMEH-CALL, Brunswick, Ga. NOTICE. He esftor a'l legal advertke ments must be paid for after the first insett'oa. The management has been put to a great deal of trouble and delay In collecting in the pan*-, and in future must take advantsge of the Georgia law on thit subjee . . Got. 10, 1900, nemocratic Met. For President, William Jennings Bryan. For Yica President. Adlai E. Stevenson. Ver Electors of the President and Vice President of the United States: For Electors Slate at Large, Augustas DuPont Pulton Colville, For jEltctor First Congressional Pint, Wj W. Sheppard. •*- For Elector Second Cooßreieifuai Diet G, W. Fui^ootk For Elector Third CsogrecMonal Diet. W .Tsi "NoiUnglium. For Elector Four creet- ion a i l >ist B. P. Mct.au fchll ’ For Elector Fkjjjji Cong tee oWIU dJ ftt. Edgar Lathi® For Elector Sixth J. M. Stockland. yp* For Elector Seventh CongriSfcionat’Dtet J. P. Jackiway. For Elector Eighth Cot gresronal Dist A. U. McCurry. For. Elector Ninth Congrestional DUt. J. J. liiravy. For Elector Ten'h Corgrtesional Disks T. E. Mmsengnle. ForJjElector 11th Congre-s'onul Dis*, A. E, Cochran. Fir Representative In Fifty-Seventh Congress, U. 8., From Eli vrnth Congressional District, Wil’latu G. Brantley. A New York audience got Tvildy hacked a few days ago, and be came near eating the whole crowd. You know he Is a uai man; why he Shota Spaniard in the back. - - The Timks-Call has a represents tlve in Atlanta, sent there for the solo purpose of reporting the proccodii gs ot the legislature and cur readers can test assured tLat they will get all the news and as promptly as the readers o' any other paper. This alt cost* uioa >t, 'ui we hope the people will apprec ate U and show that they do by an tticr. ased patronage. THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE. E'sewhera in this Issue will be found a Bjrnojia of Governor Candler’s mea i.g**, and a perusal of Ihe same wil show that it is a very able one. All of the great questions which are agitating the people are handled In a masterly manner. The finances of the state are in a most excellent condition and the re~ duction of ihe tax rate is a source ot. gratification to all. All of the state institutions ara flour ishing; tax reform is a subject that the governor devotes considerable space in bis message, he sub ject should receive thejySftfih ot ihe lawmakers. The sehocr question is another- intricate probltm that on frenta our reprtsontatives. . The state military is the recipient of a lovely bequet in the message. The priaou system as a whole is said to be good by the governor, but be urges a law to meet the demand of the situa tion aa to the misdemeanor convicts and county chain gangs. Ballot reform la another matter that will have to receive the attention of the legislature and the govei nor urges an amendment to the constitution be*nb milled to the people jljirvHiiug for a A: 'WM® - qualified suffrage I used on tiducational or property qualifications or. both, . Every citizen should read the n.esa age, it covers every 'qjMikjj*.s| of any importance and Is a atroi g Stvument.'* The Rome Tribune sa>: Georgia exchanges are arklog if Roost* velt's visit to Jokyl island next Feb refary Will be as vice prcilßentjdeot, or simply a- Polut ■ t HmiteUV” We hope lie wiil ene without the vice presidential tide. EXEMPT IT., Jfi* jft- M*bis. Njtltoll and WTBUMhs, own ers of a largo ojstkwaaciog plaut cow located'at Ches s.-, Fla., are (Nitrous of remavieg to Brunswick, &and show that they mean buslhSls a (F*af toswh# laud on which the r iw u> Le lo cated has already been and the; only other questiru to 1.0 cousidered 1# whether or not the city co(iy|Oll will exempt the plant from taxation for A pjttod of years. Generally the lUmics Call is o. posed la tax escmpllor, but in this case we tfiittk It beat to loWhc geutlemen estaO- Lsh here and relieve Hi m from for about aVo years. They saf 'dhat tLp corof an, wHI work uottVs* T&au two humi' < ! hands du-tug the f y*ter reason, and wo think U test to give them aetear track. The mattesjsrlll be brought up h.fort tho city fathers tonight and their decision in Hie matter will be watched with tn tei eat. FEARS THE RESULT. —— - In a recent speech Bena or Candler said: "The sitirtHon this year stems to me to resemble In sofne rcsoecs that of 1876. Then, with hardly a cloud In the sky and with almost no apwrotenslon of defea*, we lost ludinffc, tY e!v saved Ohio with an Ohio candidate run ug for president, ami list New Yot it. “Now , also, lu HWO (he and jpoon tto hofib and plan is 10 carry indu na and N w York, and they wilt do t un em there l* the utmost actlvip iu the*-.’ statw.” DROPPED DEAD. Newpnr, N -ws. Oc. 21— R.J. N Craig oi Atlanta, dropp.d dead toisy white uddi.ssil.g the Ties yterian rj nodif Virg'nln.now u tension here. | THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL, OCTOBER 25, 1900. Going to bed to tumble and toa* and dream; to pursue in vain the phantom sleep through long weary hours and rise to anew day unrested and nnrefreshed. That i* the way with many a woman, who is tormented by the aches and pains re sulting from re male weakness, and other diseases of the delicate organs of woman. I v . Pierce's Favorite Prescription was made to cure just such cases and it does what it *4i made for. It heals ulcera tion and ib*hun*uon, dries debilitating drains, cores female weakness, strength ens the body, soothes the nerves apd enriches the blood. It gives lasting the day and sound sleep for tue nigru. •For three ywml saSbrcd OmtimttUv.' writes Mr* L. J Drottls of HU Ravi CMlcge si ; laik ■ sonvUis, Ills. "Sioh.’U retie/ among the mefiieeU prof-uston and found none, until induced to try Dr. (scree's Psvaritr PrcGcriptiot,. When \ commenced taking this medicine l weighed ainely-flv* pounds, (t built me up uuiil n.rw 1 weigh Otis hundred sod fifty-nil pounds tame then X ever weighed helot*. I was so hsd T would tie from day to d*y and tong for dtth to tone and relieve toy suffering. I nsd intern,il iafUramstiou, * disagreeshle drafii, besrinß down pains nod such distress every-mouth. But now I never have * pain-do all my own werk and am a strong; end healthy woman. Thanks to your medicine:" Biliousness is banished by the use of Dr. Fierce’# Pleasant Pellets. To Step • Cold. 4 her exposure or when you tool a cold shm - Inx-sa-Uke a dote of Foley's tjfitm.. * Tar: Irgerer-fails to atop a cold if MfSStaaW*. W It Happened"iS Drug Hor*^ •’QBaday l*t winter a iatiy cams tfSBS, (iru, sturwsnd :wk*4Jhr a brta&ji t contchruffioffna that I did lOsMiMS Es-ttSaek,” says jft?C. R. ttrsndbfc the popliur druggist of Onarto,>.tY “She was disappointed .athl wanted u> know whit coOgh propuratioaVssild I said to her .that I ebtffS freniy .yscquupeitd GbanitisrlaiuVs Cough .EeinMft sqff thsit ahe could lakn.4i.hottJo of the remsfij* and after giving it a fair trial if ahe did t*v*£blit wq|W, the money to bring hack the bortHMSM i-w-.iyld refund the price paid. In the con-se, * day or two the lady came bask in pompany with 4; friend in reed of a cough Wi*d. her to hay a bottle of ChM&eFra'n'ft Cotf£h Remedy. I consider that a very good necutni* mendatlon for the remedy.” The reiuedy,ptfea its gtpat popularity and extensive Mdu. in a large measure to the personal tioaa of people who hnsfi been Msm by tts ink. Jatsfor sole at Hr. Raslio..'* u-..^store. >;■ j ' ■" ? r ~'%% t*i' Everybody knows we cal|n the finest HnS of shoes in the city. This seison we hav& excelled our past iM ■z- — s£?'' y * *i Huatliog young maYfl make 960 per month amt expenfer. FermancnfJ "position. g|iitteEce Write quiok forparciculart, Clin 00., 4th A Loeue StfMta. PhitaMfk phta, Pa. *-:- 'OorfVbe deceit ed or hifHßagsd hylpeop# whocl|M the discovery of ijtiMa hitherto uo kusu4ph.rbTir riit jtoc sdirtfiyaa or on some, insFgtMr, or | ratlic TO the cure efktrtney and ! MUjtfVv troubles. Any dtotfSTjurilfuggist with j leil yon Uiutun- h clalma or fraudulent. Foley's 1 Kidney Curia simply contain* remedies that are I recugnired hy ilie ino*t skilful physician* ns j ites! for .these complaints, so don’t be credulous or foollab. J. Butt*. Bright’s Disease. High living, iuten*v*•ranee. and many other things biing on Bright’# dkeaocw. Foley's Kidney Cure vrin prevent Bright’* dis ease and all other kidney or bladder disorders if taken in lime. Take nothing else. W .) Bull*. . A Frightful Blander Will often catide a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bniise. Bucklin'# Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and pioroptly he*l It. C'aieaOlu Fever Sorea, L’lccre, Boil* Felouts Coma, all Skin Eruptions. Beat File cure on earth. Only 2S rts. a box. Care guar aateed, Sold by all druggist. For Bladder Troubles use STUART'S GIN and BUCHU. wanted. Aresiau well* to drive at $260 etch R*n* sod capacity guarantied will i'ao guarantee to complete wells in 16 its, i. C.'l .n or address A. H. Baker) tlOfi O' luo-ste- -'reel. . N. jH'.'t pit's flan equal DeWitt’s li*itl- Es'ly U a-rs U r t rouiptne-s, oerlimi) *o i < tH.-ienoj. Yf J. Butts. AOtM Tho luausfaokw.ract Banner Salvo havo ,u tuoritfil ttw nnueintitl to guarantee it for burns, o*M, sorea, bleeta. tetter, aczonia ani all skin lilaesaes. Vosj have yonr money back It doesn't do all li claim*. W. J. Butts. SAPHO TONIGHT. ■ Tonight the Peruchi-BetdpDi com pany will present the much talked < f production Sapho liega: ding the play and production as given by. this com pany, the following clipping will ex plain all: "Sapho has visited Jacksonville, atd if the performance ihat was given here last night waß the same that shocked the tnoials of New Yorkera, then the residents of the great metropolis n ust be extremery sensitive. The Park op-, ■era house was crowded from pit to dome, and standing room was at a premium. The work of the members of the Peruchi-Beldena company in presenting th'a extreme ly difficult pro duction was excellent, and man who were present last evening have yaid $2 for a seat to witness a much inferior performance. Miss Beldeni, as Fanny LeG.aud (Sapho), was the star, and was of A high order. Walter hope, aa'Jtan Gaussin, did the lead, i-..w 'i.-'-j. ~i and the wstk. of this young actor was never seen to bettor advantage. The oilier roles were excellent; in fact, the o mpany,- taken, as a whole, is one of the moat satisfactory that has favored this city with a visit fof several ycara and there U every every evidence that they wil) p’=*y to crowd-d huosesduring the remainder-Of their engagement. 'll” 1 ; I family, high c:a*axnpcfittwS, ar.- -till favorites -.d i> a wonder. ” Wm-eX" * Complete # ii Vffi M v . ■ now have on * exHiSltton. *k\ CALL AM) HAMINL Tli. F. Winter. THE TAILOR, 311 Newcastle St. Wall Paper AT,THE PAINT STORE, 502 MonklSt. W.H. LYTLE PHOPBIETOB. GEORGIA DETECTIVE A6H BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. Civil and criminal cases atteLCied to oueinets strictly ctn3decUa:. En quires conducted with secrecr L. J. LEAVV rwlertHQu>r HAiR BALSAM ana iNHL'.titlw th > t:dr. ! '** wpn rrnmoti * luxur ant growuj. Never Foils to R**tc rv Gmf - v/Ll 2-I.’ to Its Yo ithful CVK r. , Picffot* I>r)ln>fT lbs. •ail.ng.J < 4y tA. ■ at l>rujyia.Ai 900 Drops Preparationfor As similating Ite Food andßegula ling the Stmnactis andßowels of Ij\FANISV v f HILDKEN Promotes Digestion.Cheerful nessandltest.Contains neither OjAtim.Morplune norMiueraL Tn OT rN AR C 6 TIC. , • S'. /avyr afOU fr.SAMIfZ PITC/tAM fdmt/JiM Seal- , JbcSwvea * V RmheUeSulU- J Amur deed e j Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa lion, Sour Stotnach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss of Sleep. Far Sunile Signature of NEW YORK. .41 t moi.lli-. old Jj HllkiS - J jCI MS ExeJr copy or wrapper. T - NEW GOODS Arriving: Daily! v mWE MITE TOUR INSPECTION. Our Mr. C. Miller, while in New York, selected an immense stock of Fancy Fur niture of every description, suitable for Holiday Presents. We will be glad to store your goods until the holidays, but by all means Don't Miss Seeing Our Display No it. Every steamer brings new gcods, and we have no old gags to offer. H. M. MILLER & SON. CHINESE RESTAURANT, ESTBLISHED 1889. CHUE Proprietor You“can get the best the market affords by eating here 213 ST. OEVARIS & LEVADAS. Gocerics. Country Product —Vegetables etc. Also Confectionorv, MONK STREET. BRUNSWICK. )A Second tynd household furniture bought and sold; also pianos, organs, trunks, j mirrors, carpets, etc*. J.i W. Watkins' ) GASTORIA j rorYnfentsandJShildren. | The Kind You Have ! Always Bought j Bears the / * j Signature Sf&w \y For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA *Cttr THE CENTAUR COMPANY. WCW TON* CfTT. Blocdworth & Jones New Liverv Stables New Buggies Fine Horses Prompt Attention given al orders. lirayage a spec ialty. Phone 24-3. E St