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Rico ft is a high grade laundry soap. It is a good soap. It is a hardwater soap. It is kept by all the leading grocers. Ask for it. Florida Soap Works, Jacksonville. BHJLSiMMyjI’-.g. . ■■■■'■ .Wall Paper —at.the — PAINT I STORE, l|y>o2 MonklSt. W:H. LYTLE PROPHIETOE. SHAKE INTO YOUEISHOES. Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures palutoi, smarting, nervous feet and Ingrowing natls,and instantly takes the -ting out oi corns and bun ions. It’s the greatest comfyrt discovery of the age. Allen’s Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easp. It is a certain cure Mr sweat ing, c&llcns and hot, tired, aching feet. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mall for Vr in stamps, Trial package hYe*. Ad* toss Allen a. 01 instead, Le Hoy. N. T. For Whooping Cough use CHENEY’S EXPECTORANT ELI ZISSIMATO, 802, Newcastle St,| lip 11:... :Diet fils CIGARS AND TOBACCO All Kinds of,Candy. Our Greatest Specialist For SO yee-r Or. J. Newton Hath t*j nan so succoeafttuy im.tod utmmic diseases that he ie aekn-wledged today to stand at the head of h i profession in line. His ei-olu si vo method of treatment for Varieocele ana Stricture without the aid of knife or cautery cures in 90 per cent, of all cases. It. the treatment of loes of vital ff>roß nervous disorders, kidney and urinary complaint*, paralysis, blood poisoning, rherunatUm, catarrh and diseases pecul iar to women, he is equally scocossful- Ur. Hathaway’s practice is more than double that of any other specialist. Cases pronounced hopeless bv other physicians, readily yield to his treat ment. Write him today fully about vour case. He makes no charge for consultation or advice, either at his of fice or by mail. J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D. 25 Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga STOVES REPAIRED. Rice, the Etove doctor, repairs kinds or cook stoves and ranges, buy and sells second hand stoves, 414 Bay street , tYOUR Fi(| is tour ri'KTi;:^® Throw awayCoemctics. American Women (brow | away sevcntv-flve million I doll arc annually for fac pow iers, lotiooa, etc., mo which iifaiu f t ]on -rc tu! it an c • an 1 ' ""I* a li iu Boe Healthy Ct-inplexion,get a VIBGIX BUBBBII MASK. ’ Bestores original contour, permanently re movea pimptea, freckle*, blackheads, ana all Oemplexional imperfectiona. Absolutely harmleea. KeeulM guaranteed. Write for particular* Fnoe hy mat Alovas |2.00 and UJ* VIRGIN KCBBIB CO, No Weet 14th T Brown Drug Cos., Sole Agt* Brunswick, Georgia. B, J. OLEWINE J-iio^les Billing, Renting, Repairing,* Messenger ServioeS We sell Cleveland, Monarch, Crawford, Eagle, Elk, Dixie. |£est of* Wheels fgr the Least Money. Opera Boas One Night Only WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MEMBER 21. The Comedy of the Season Too Rich I Marry Direc ion of LEVI BROS A Comedy Teeming Witn LAUGHTER. From Rise till Fail oi Certain. Infused with mirth provaking situations and startling climaxes. Prices 25, 35. 50, and 750. Boxes $1 Sents pn Sale at Butts’ D-ug Store. Opera House ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 DUNNE t BYLEY'S Magnificent New Produc'ion of A MILK WHITE FLAG, BY CHA9. H HOYT. A Company of 40 People Chip — AND Three STsters Fanchonetti. Military band and operatic orchestra. Teeming with specialties and brl'liant musical numbers, A brand new pro duction, new ideas, new features, new _co*tnmes, now dialogue STOVEsIREPAiRiIiI. ~ •Sic*, iiie stove doctor, repairs ail kinds of jpuk stoves and ranges, and buys and second-hand stoves. 414 Bay street!! - V the Cough ani ths Cold. Laxative lii,Mr.o*jHpOkTr'.l lets cure a cold In one Price H cen la ( We will pay tbc for any case of Liver Complaint. I)Pick Hcud/w-h*-! Indigestion, CunstipatlnWL' CusUvonoss we cannot core with Un-to-I>at Littfe Liver PUJa, when tS?ri*cPiobH strict!/ com filled with. The*^m rf dyve£™ table and never fall to gl ve^HtoscLion boxes cents n inn pills, 100 blfflfcontaln 40 pills, 6c boxes con tain 16 of nh stttutes and imitation*, so tby tnSfe'Suu., n taken. NEUVITA MEDICAL CoTMBKhin ion and J ckson Sts,Chicago. IU tTmiV v*. Brown Drug Cos.. Brunswick. Us jSanvaonab, Ga , Elks’ Grand Csr*fl #1 and Street Fair, Nov. 5-17, Bne fare for tbe round trip, plus 25 fcenti admission to tbe Carnival. For military companies and tries bands in uniform, f1.60 for tbe per capita, 20 or more 16, k4-2^jgipP^ffiicluive. fcii^ Millinery Hum )0) Newcastle Street Wih* to Inform the ladle* of,Bmwwick that tkey will find the ImrgMt and latest novelties In Bits, - Mutt-Can,-Bilh*, AJTD ALL KIMDi OF HAIR GOODS, FANCY GOODS A Specialty. . TIMEB-CALURNOYEMBER 21 WtflL DON’T COUGH Stop it with Scott’s emulsion of cod-liver oil. A little coughing is nothing —the tickling, that makes you cough once, is some dust; not the least harm. You scratch an itch, and forget it. This cough is scratching an itch. But the cough, that hangs on and comes back, is the sign of an itch that hangs on and comes back. There is some thing that makes that itch. Inflammation: a germ per haps; it’s alive; like a seed in moist warm ground; it will grow if you let it. especially in children. We’ll ssnd you a little to try, if you like. SCOTT & BOWN L, 409 Pearl street, New York. To Thk Public : Whereas, There are a number of bouses tu the sewerage district of the city not connected with the sewer sys tem; and, Whereas, The lime has expired in which the digging of dirt is prohibited by ordinance, or otherwise; and, Whereas, The laws ol the city re quire that all houses in the said district shall he connected— This is, therefore, to notify ail peo ple concerned, that unlesa aucb houses are forthwith connected, the owners or agents thereof will be subjected penalties prescribed by law. Done at the city ball, this lO.h of November, 1900. Dban D. Atkinson, Mayor. Don’t be deoeived or humbugged hy people who claim the discovery of some hitherto un known herb or root iu 4 w amps, or oh som# mountain or rrairie /or the euro of kidney anA bladder trouWes, Any doctor? or druggist with tell you that such claims or fraudulent. Foley’s Kidney Cure simply contains remedies that are recognized by the most skilful physician* as best for these complaints, so don’t be credulous or foolish. W. J . Batts. Second hand household furniture bought and sold; also pianos, organs, trunks, mirrors, carpets, etc. J. W; Watkins'. You can’t afford to cisk your life by allowing a cough or a cold to develop into pneumonia or eonsumptioh One Minute Cough Cure will cuie throat and lung troubles quicker than any other preparation known. Many doctors use it as a specific for grippe* It ib an infallible remedy for croup. Children like it and moth ers endorse it. W. J. Butts. Domolete Is THE "LINE CF i Id Wit M which I now have on exhibition.' call: andl-examine. Th. F. Winter, THE TAILOR, 311 Newcastle St. wo*N opt umo. H Oh Be Butowl h VmMAMw W Qua*****—Who* am U 4oae to •*. Mono; worn enu hM A *wtUm*l, vlm wm*4 to Gw*, gto from o*e of tkt toto ot Wt* m| n tew **e a*x Tisitod A&H* u the Interstate PU, btUla Oabo bee. Io apeaking of worn oQt toad* tm told th*t Georgia formers were not th* only cue* who by an exhaustive system of cultivation had deprived good lands of their fertility. When people besan to settle up the western states and found lands that gave yields of 40 and 00 bushels of wheat to the acre, they used the same land year after year with* out returning anything so tbe soil, with the result that the yield diminished un til 6 bushels to tho acre was the best that could be obtained. Some of them quit farming and began the raising oi blooded cattle for the dairy and for beef, saving the manure and applying it ta the land in order to improve the pas ture grounds. It was soon discovered that wherever cattle were kept the land was being rapidly restored to its origi nal fertility. Now there Is no shall thing as worn out lands among godd farmers in tho west. Skillful fertiliza tion and rotatiou of crops keeps the land productive. This gentleman purchased 9 place in Georgia on which most of th® loud was what is oolled worn out. He went (0 work to build it up aocordlkg to the methods so often recommended by thi* department, viz: judicious fertilizing with both commercial and homemndt fertilizers, studying the na-tore oi blf sail and trying to supply it with the ele ments most necessary for Its renewal. Among other things he purchased sev eral fine Jerseys, which supplied him with milk and hotter not only for home consumption, bufl' also for sole. Th* droppings from these oow* were core fully collected and applied to the land In some places alone and in others in 00m biuation with other fertilizers. H rotated his crops also and now oousidon his farm among the bosr of its size In middle Georgia. He regards the pea vine hay as ono of the best restorer* of land and thinks highly also cf the velvet bean. This gentleman says that no land that has ever been good can heoome M exhausted that its fertility cannot he re stored by skillful farming.—State Agri cultural Department. A Frightful Blunder Will a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise.*' Bucklen’* Arniom Salve, the best In the world, will kill the b*iu audnroniptly heal It. CureaOld Sores,’FcveFSoveaffocerß, Bolls Folone, Corn*, all Bkln Eruptions. Best Pile euro oh earth. Only 2i ct*. a box. Cure guar anteed, Sold by all draggUt. Fragrant us ripe fruit— l’ure a* a mountain spring— Hoary with age, and a blessing to men, when rightly used. That’s what Harper’* Whiakey is. Sold by T. Newman, Brunswick, Gs. A Oard. The manufacturers of Banner Salvo have an ihorlzcd the undersigned to guarantee it for burn*, eats, sore*, elcfrs, tetter, eczema and ell skin diseases. Von have your money back t-i-i claims. W.J. Batts. Thi* ie the season when mothers are ala.tned on account of croup. It is quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure, wbioh children like to take. W, J. Butti. Trade M* 'rfjfT* Copyright*’'' * Anyorw* wnd’iig n akptrh and • quickly fUktirtMn our opinion f Invention ih ,’ 1 ion* t rictly o. .ntidq'it'” W ' floor fr-'o. nidor* l .. .i *9 r. uinta i\ Jv l * f A hJwaffjmeTy 11 In titrated T nrir?BßL ' culatlon of any adentlflo journal. Tcrna.'fl LVfjJ.22 r J? o " l ®*. IL Bo‘<l tyajl CASTOR IA For Infant* and CMldrtn. The Kind You Haro Always Bought "buy the GENUINE^ SYRUP OF FIGS ... JfAIfUFAOTUHJBD 8T... CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. nrsot* Tn x rsme ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND Wm-KiUer There Is no kind of pain or acho. Internal or exter nal, that Pain-Killer will not relieve. LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE BEARS THE NAME, PERRY DAVIS A SON. Bright’s Disease. High living, intemperance, exposure and many other things bring on Bright’s disease*. Foley’s Kidney Cure will prevent Bright’s dis ease and all other kidney or bladder disorders tf taken in time. TakeJ W. J Butts. Bloodworth & Jones New Liverv Stables New Buggies Fine Horses Prompt attention given all orders. Drayage a spec ialty. Phone 24-3. E St Georgia mmai /in BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. Civil and criminal cases attemldd to business strictly confidential En quire* con ducted with eecrecv. jL. xJ . LEAVY Manecter Southern Railway Cos. Office of General Agent, Brunswick, Ga. SCHEDULES. For Savaunah, Washlngton'and New York. Lv Brunswick fl 40 am 05 pm f r a u n * nah 10 30 am 12 60 am Ar 7 36 am tr.o pm Ar New York 2 03 pm 23 am For Jacksonville. I,v Brunswick ... 600 am 826 pm 005 pm Ar Jacksonville.. 025 am 740 pm lao urn For Macon, Atlanta, Louisville and Cincinnati Lv Brunswick C 40 am I) 05 pm ■a r J l .? 110 ? 1 16 pin II OO am Ar Atlanta u 60 pm 6 20 am At Louisville 7 10 am 7 80 pm Ar Cincinnati 7 45 am 7 40 pm From New York, Washington and Savannah. Lv New York .. 30 pm 12 15 am Lv Washington.. I's pm al6 am Lv Savannah.... 8.. pm 620 am 500 nm Arjtrunswlck... 62t ’m Sosam SBS pm "From Jacksonville. I v Jacksonville 185 pm Ar Brunswick 0 25 pm from Cincinnati, Louieviiie, Atlanta and Maeon. Lv Cincinnati 8 80 am s 00 pm tf?,®'*?* 110 f 45 sin 7 15 pm , iVtlaut*. 10 45 pm J 2 f6 pm a * t! acon ■ • l oo am zm pm Ar Bruns* ek Ijuam 8 35 pm :.J. M. BORNETT,' fifijfifjeeiapfciass. Our special mixture ie th a *■'*—* Best Milk Producer. Phono oa. 319-21 Newcastle St. John M Steele ! Application lor ro- Janie Hudler, formerly j moral of Janie bttelc. | disabilities. Notice la hereby given that on the 6tli day of October, 1600, the onderilgned lllcd In the office of the clerk of the Superior com t of Qlyan SMAUhfciagepplMAtlon for removal of tho diaa bl"‘ u " '" r ‘ha /eruict end EBJOIn said court May 21, u, Osjuer Wife, .lanio Siecle, mini appliea ‘•^WVaai' l cony' !•- berof Arm of S. ,n B *krnpty. Cos., bankrupt. To the cradltora af 8. Mark! (and S. Marka A Cos.) of Brunswick, In the county of Glynn aad district aforeaald, a bankrupt: Notice 1 hereby given that on the 7th day of November. A. V. im. the aald 8. Marka wan duly adjudi cated bankrupt, aad that tiia Drat meeting of his creditors will be held at 11, unswick; la Glynn county, o the SOth day of November. *• * W o'eloek In the forenoon, at which time the aald ciedltora may attend, prove their cl alma appoint a trustee, eaamlne the bankrapt, aad trausaot inch other bnalueaa aa may properly aoaae before aald meeting A .1. CHI 'VATT, Dated at Brnnwlck, l eor*ia? t'hb* day of Novem oe., ltuO. ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMINGf Lsy 'n s supply of wood at onoe. For good, dry oord wood, oak or pine, telephone No. 34-g, Bjloodwortm A JoNie. WBENLAQRIPEE t • BEGINS. CURB IT I “JS^OTme&Sg? JOHHSOFS CHILL & FEVER TONIC Cures In • Day or Night. Ho bad aftoetzare felt and yon don’t have to pet yooraelf on a steady diet of It, aa you do with quinine. Mr. W, W. Caldwell, ol Chicago, writes that eight dosea taken I non* day oared him oompleUly. It wIU cure y oil GOo. per bottto U It oaree. Not one oent U It do** not con, A. B. QIRARDEAU, f Savannah, Qa. ; Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma, Throat and Lung Troubles. DR. J. N. (MEAN'S TAR WINE LUNG BALM An unfailing remedy for Irritation of the Throat and Lungs. Thl* Medicine positively contains no Opium or other drugs injurious to tht stomach. 23c, 50c and SI a bottle, at droogisu. THE DR. J. H. McLEAN MEDICINE CO., i t. LOUIS, MO. FOR SALE BY W J BTITTS, The DruggUt.’ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RAILROAD CHARTER, State of Georgia,) To tho Honorable, tbe See- County of [ rotary of Slate of tho State Glynn. ) of Georgia. Thcpetition of C. Downing, K. r). Alien, Kaiser, E. H.Msson, N. Einamel, T. Newman, J. J. IjOtt, L. R. Aiken, E. Brobston and W Brantley, respectfully shows: I. That each and all of said s. cent L.it, Aiken , reside in the Oitv- lit m * wick, County of Glynn and Stale *f n find that jieUtioner L. It. l -ant Mount Pleasant, County of Wajr - ate of Georgia. 11. That petitioners desire obtain t themselves, their successors aud assiirns, charter for a railroad company to be known as the Brunswick A Tirmingbam Ruilroatl Com pany, and they geek to be incorporated under och name as a corporate b( dy. for the purpose i building and operating a railway line uiTder aid charter. 111. That the length of the railjoad proposed to be built by said company will be about four hundred and liftv '460) miles, an near eh tan be estimated at this time, and that the general di rection of same will be southeast to nortbwfgt IV. That said proposed iai Iroad Leainning In the City of Brunswick, Georgia, wbl prob ably run through the counts f vilynu, Wayne, Pierce, Appling, Coffee, Irwin, Wiloox, Dooly, Suniiec, \\ ebt-tec and istewait, in the State of Georg ia, to a point on the boundary line be tween Georgia and Alabama within the county of Stewart, in the Mate of Georgia, and fiotu said point to thocitks of Montgomery and Bir minghfliu in the State of Alabama, and tho principal placea fr< m which and to which it is proposed to construct said ratlroad are Bruns wick, Georgia, and Montgomery and Birmirs ham, Alabama. V. That It is proposed to Lane capital atock in jald railroad companp to the amount of llf toen thousand ($l5.(NO> for each mite of said proposed lailroad, makinga total capitalization of six million seven hundred and fifty tbousand dollars ($0,750,0tu), and all of the capital stock is to y ’union stock aud none of it preferred stocki VI. I t i)etitic*ne-8 desire that the charter for sar, .ilroad company, obtained under thi:* pelitlor, shall continue in force for tho full period fixed by law, tewit: One hundred and one (101) years. VII. That, it is proposed to locate the princi pal < Alice of said railroad company in the < Ry ot Brunswick, Georgia, and petlhoneia show that thy do intend iu good faith, in.mediately upon the granting of the charter herein pra- < and for, to go forward without delay t< secure sub tenption* to the capital stock, construct, equip maintain and operate said railroad: Where fore petitioner pray that tbev, their successor* and assigns, may be incorporated as such rail road company, under the said crporat name of tbe Brunswick # Birmingham Railroad Company, under thetuvr* of the Btute of Geor gia, with all the l ight*, powers and piivilege# mcedent and pertinent to similar railroad cor porations am! as are fixed and defined by tho laws of said btate, and petitioners will ever pray. C. Downing:, F. D. Aiken, M. Kaiser, JE. H.Kami, N. T. Nfwan, P J. J . Lott, D. R. Alk i, I. Bnibston, W. . Braatley, BHKRFFF'S SAXfI. °sl!S < f IA * GlyFn will be sold before the oonrthoune door in P, i n u J! swio * L> Tuesday lu December, nineteen hundred, the leasehold estate expfr~ US l Wß ' ln the following parcel* of land in Town Gommons of lirunnwi-'k: Dot number 111 between Gordon and tohnaon streets; and the nonth eastern quarter o? lot number 111 between Johnston and kartow streets. Sold as property of estate of A T. Putnnm, under execution issued by the vax collectorof said county against A.T. Putnaas. for state and county taxes. W.H. FJKKRJE, Sheriff. J. W. Watkins will loan you money on personal prop •rty and real estate. The editor of the Ferdvllle, Ky„ Miscsllaa **< writei u a poatserlpt to a baalueae letter: ‘1 waa tarod of kldaey tronbla by taking Foloy'a KidneyCnra," Taka nethtagelan. W.J.Buttg