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6 THE ONLY BIG SHOW To ■ vi-iit Brunswick this season ' "t, .4oeftMgt9.HaßHimo AHO a *. DRIVEN IN ONE TEAM A hfkt-z, if m® SMsm ilWlTn WwfcM&Mr* A jfik VgEf-X : .'J Yt/Tltl J&Fx K'W'- wMSrfHHltot. ion ■ IV—p^l|g/w™BGteNaßffel|iwM NOTHING OLD BUT THE NAME 76 Years Catering to American People OLD JOHN ROBINSON S 10 Big In conjunction with the grand sublime spect&nle of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. The newest, Greatest and Kichest Circus in America coming to Brunswick, December 12th Great World’s Exposition, 4 circuses in one. 2 menage ries in one. 2hippodromes. 1 gigantic museum. 1 grand Biblical spectrcle. 10 truly good shows merged into one. 1000 men, women and children. 200 horses. GO ponie 30 camels, 2 herds of elephants, 50 cages, 5 brass bands, 20 chariots, The circus features this season, obtained from America and Europe, will startle the world; nothing like them ever before presented in this country, A recent acquisition, a baby sea lion born in captivity, the only event of that kind that ever ocurred in America ■ An Algerian cow. the only one ever in America, 2o inches high. A herd of Philippine water buffalos from the island of Luzon, the only ones ever exhibited in America ■ -" mm&mn =sa^^§g§~ A family of 20 black maned lions, o mammoth snow white polar bears, 6 royal Bengal tigers, Heid of sacred cattle from India. A feature of the street parade: 30 camels driven to a 120,000 cnariot’ 40 Shetland ponies harnessed and driven at one time'. 10 handsome and costly traps'. The cages and chariots alone in this glittering procession, the only 000 t the kind in the United States, cost more money than the entire outfit of any three or dinary circuses. igLl Don't fail to see tins vdkaHyMHn r . ; . new and grand pro- J^ggP:/ cession Two daily, Main show opens at 1 and 7 p’. m! j^i CHINESE RESTAURANT ESTBLISHED 1889. CHUE HALL. Proprietor IME BRUNSWIG* TIMES-CALL, NOVEMBER 2s, IWO THE SYMONS HEALTH BILL 11 County Ciiilssiers ffet Home Ctoos ii H The Macon Evening Neves of Monday ■lid: The county eomm'ssloner* met Sat urday afternoon at the office of Mr. G. M. Davis on Mulberry street in a call meeting, the object of which was to discus* the Symons bill which pro vides for a state board of health. After reading the bill carefully go ing ovor it section by section, it was decided that that it wm too lengthy and cumbersome tor the wants of tbie county, and Mr. Walter G. Smith, the county attorney, was instructed to draw up a bill that would meet the demands of this county, and, If possible, present the same to this session cf the legislature. The object of the bill is to provide lor a state board ot health, so that the county wIU have fu 1 power to act in handling all kinds of infections and contagious diseases in tbeout of town districts or tho county. The comm Issimiers found several ob jections to the bill, as it attempted to deal with the situation in every eoun>j in the state. Attorney Smith will draw up a bill and if possible wU cochins it with that of Mr. Symons'. Ones, alien of the Symons bill pro* vide* that the county commissioners shall work in connection with the mayor and council in matters of the kind. The commissioners obloeted to Ibis, as they say too many bonaes ruin things. The meeting was quite a lengthy one and every member present took a deep interest in it, lor they rcalked that the matter was a moot important ono, and tho? wish to go carefully, as itey did not desire that any mistake should be made." The bill In Ui present share is a good one, but rather than loso the chance of passing it, Mr, Bymoni will probably agree to some change-,. Gold Bteel or Death. -‘Thera is but one small ohanee to xov yoar ife and that it through an operation," wm the awful prospect sot before Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wit. by her doctor after vainly trying to core her of a frightfnl ease of stomach trouble and yellow Jaundice. He didn't count on the marvelous power of Electric. Bittejs to' cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but the heard of it, took seven bottles, was wholly eared, avoided surgeon's knife, now weight more and feels better than ever. It's positive ly guaranteed toenre Btomaoh, User and Klp a?y troubles and never disappoints. Tries 560 ot oil drag atoms. For LaGrippe and Influ enza use CHENEY’S EX PECTORANT: The Quakers Are Honest People. Th Quaker Herb To nio it not only a blood purifier, but a Blood Vpl9|f maker for Pale, Weak flfiwßbß Kt *°<? Debilitated people h * ve not strength yKStfSH nor blood. It act* as a tonic, it regulate* dl -4 m gestion, euro* dyspepsia % V\l *nd lend* strength and ' “ ' ij tone to the nervous y*- Mm. ii( g medioine for weak woman. 1® a a purely vegetable medicine, and *>* i* 11 * 0 ®>y the moet delicate. Kidney disease, Rheumatism tnd all disease* of tha Blood, Stomach and a ervea soon suoanmh to Its wonderful effect on the hnnsn system. Thous- inds of people j n Georgia recommend l. Prioe SI.OO. QUAKER PAIN BALM is the med. ioine that the Quaker Doctor mad* all ®f his quick cure* with. It’e anew and wonderful medicine f#r Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache, Rheumatism, Bprains, Tain In Bowels; in faot, all pain ean bo relieved by it. Price 850 and 60c. . QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP, a medicated soap for the skin, scalp and complexion. Price 10c a cake. QUAKER HEALING SALVE, a vegetable ointment for the care of tetter, ecaema and eruptions of the akin. Price ICo a box. FOR PALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Proprietor, Polliill s Drue Store To Th* Public : Wherea, There are a number of houses in the sewerage district of the olty not conceited with sewer sys tem! acd, Wherea--, Tne time has expired in which of dirt h iirohio tod by ordinance, orotnerwiinsv'atKi, Whereas, Thu laws or ibe city re unite U at all houses in the said <li- ict shall Do connected.— This is, therefore, to notify cil p* o- Pie concerned, that imh-fc* such hou es are forthwith .connected, he owners or agents Thereof will he 'subjected toithe pcnalt'e* grescrlbpij ny law. Done at the ciiy ball, this 10,h of November, 1000. Disk D. Atkinsox Mayor. Mr, Eenry Lonsberg, rspreseniiu* Ludden & Bates, will be In the city ft r • few days. If your piano needs toe ing or repairing yon will do wll to leave orders at Brown’s drug storp, Don’t wait until the cool waveoomes before having your overcoat cleaned, praised or repaired by Jim Carter S?nd it in now. ' CORD WOOD, Large quantity of oak and pine wood on hand, for prompt delivery. No rotten, storm wood sold by as. 'Phone 84-3. Bloodwortu & Jones. CURBS BLOOD AND SKIn 1 TROUBLES. Trial Treatment Free. . f • % —— j iU your blooo pare? Are you sure Of it? Do cu!( or scratches heal slow ly? Doe* yoor skin lich or bun ? Hava you Pimples? Eruption,? Aob- Ing banes or back? Eerema? Old Sdres? ’qßoile? Sorofols? Rheuma tism? Foal Breath? Catarrh? Are you p%le Then B B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) will .purify your blood, heal eyejey sore, and giva a clear, smooth, healthy, skin. Deep-seated oases, like ulcer*, ouncer, eating sores, Painful ftw-liings, Blood Poison, are quickly cared by Botanic Bicod Balm. Ottr when all else fails. Thoroughly tested for thirty year*. Drug stores, $1 per large bottle. Trial treatment free by writing BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Gs. Describe Double— free medical advice given. Over 3,000 Vi l ontary testimonials of cures by B. B. B. Money to Lend on Improved Rea! E-tate. Apply ♦> W. Merchant, Bonretary, or ' F. K. Twltty, Attorney, of the ATLANTIC INVESTMENT *0 Kodol Dyspepsia Cure * Digests what you eat. It art! tidal ly and igcats the food and aids Nature In strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. Itiathe latestdiscovereddigeet ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently curea Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Tlatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastrelgia (’rampsand all other reati 1 ts of Imperfect <1 Igestion. Pries3oc. and SI. Large vixe contains tU&as tmaUatxe. Bcx>l:all ahoutdytpepotun. viladtraa Prepar'd b> E C OeWiTT ACC Ct>iegt W r . J. BOTTS, cun o BKoiiig smie from the many beantifnl models in our and splay cf TRIMMED HATS thin ascertain the price. It wiM be less than yon thiol, the hat is worth. Our milliners got the inspiration from ex pansive French models, bnt the mate rial and workmanship are American, therefore much cheaper, bnt none the less good and artiatio MISS KATE STATES “ t 1.,. - ’* n i V aiwya ' Tn.it uipli < yV) I ■ has been sounded to all man -9 kind—success unparalleled in the v^^~^ i 7" fl ■ where marked the introduction of | <3oM§mAN ■ It stands pre/eminent as the finest |v I bottled beer brewed in America, If* w H and leads all others in annual Lj ( 3H W exportations countries, ■ Brunswick Wooieea.c Wine and Liqior _ K , ' •. L-O* '•* fjjjsgri. i PLANT SYSTEM • PABBKNGJSR DEPARTMENT. ~ hkaiTLiowS ; ~ 7 bead Cp —' TTT77777T ■■■ no. w no.®. Tim© l&bl© , p aS g nv,. BBaetlveOct I, l***. - Passenger Mixed l-uiwxgvr Mixed _ ~ „ „ Doily. Dally, Doily- Dolly. ' v laaopm... 1 450 m... or Tifton lv 1 50pm....: ii 16am •x on pm... i Mam... or Albany tv U 39pm-... lit 01am... li 10 pm... 1* 100n>... or Bovannoh lv 5500 m.. 4lpm... *xs 0m... or Oborleatoa’ !v jtltpm... - 311 pm... 11 05 am.. r JH>wivlUo lv Sir,am.... VIA WAYCROSB * MONTGOMERY. 1 800<n. .. 5 45p-n....iv n.noowlri ar! 6 00p0,... lo’ul 0 m ' 0 *o... 8 tio pro... or wayorotr lv i lom. ..t rso a ui' i . 0 20,pm . 8 10am... it Montgojocry lv .., T4sd # SSsm ... Tlo par,.. ar ioi>villa lv . .. ooam lswpm .... 3 aam... ar LmlaWHa hr .... * 55'am i 4 osptu ..-.! 7 ■om... or CtnotnnaU lv , ...... n oo m —.j t 18pm .. t 1 am... or 87. Uut ly 55 pnj!. VIA SAVANNAff A%P CHARLESTON. ..i * watt*- ■J * MMPPP ' Briinkwjsjb Ar ~TOpiT it Si tm i.; V.~7TT 4 ■ ®v *m.. I J 31pm.. Ar Bid tnond I.v BOSam 1 | Warn., i ll.:* ptt.~ Ar WaNnsmt Lv 4SOam i" Sgm-. I 1 Mam. JAr Raliireora T.v 368 am I • 10 35 am SSoobj . Ar I'Mlodelptil* Lv 13 20 r.m i BETWEEN BRUNawicß AND -SAVANNAH VLaTenUP. IM 00 9*. ■J ar Josnp lv f,oopm.. • OMpm. . flO 1., am.. I 131 ft .im | m Savannah lv 32* pm.. 200 pm.. Direet connvetion made at Wavcrosa with rnllman. 81eeptig"'corw loi aU " Between Port Tampa, Key West and Havana. 4 GOWO, J KDTUUSIXG Lv Port Tomas II 00 pm Mon. Thurx. Sat |Ar Port Tampa 2 So emTUui . Mnr.ai.d Tm Ar Key Warn !,1■ pm rues.Pri.Sun Lv Key WV* o>p. m. Wed. Bt. and Mon ** Lv Ivey West 0> pm Tom. Frt. Sunday |Ar Key Wool oopm Wed. Sat.' aud hlom'. Ar Havana 1 ooom Wed. Sat Mou [Lv Havana 330 pm Wed. Sat. utd Mvau.’.'.V ' . r , , ■■ , ■ „ rvi -a !-■- ■ r ' -0 Kwislifl} All All ? AVhvn lh“ liquids 30 me from out •tock.v Wo oarry tuoh a fine line of that it i* itufloasihls to find a brand which Is no’* ploasln? in soma point, Thus a goods are fully matured, have a Bne rich body and mellcg , Excellent for family or any use. r R- V- DOUGLAS. s 206|Bay Street. J, J. LISSNER, WHOLESALE Groceries, Tobacco, IFlour, Bacon and Provision^ GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN 216 Bay Street, Georgia. W* H. BOWEN AND BUIL-DDRS Of Stone, Brick and Building MannfactTirerm-of C mcnt. Artitiefal Stone- iWOBKING HARD. A Tusxs-Call reporter yisited the oyster factory yeaterdry and things are certainly being puahed, The mala building la very near completed, and everything will be teady for work very ahort’jr, 'MI. A light or Terror. •Awfal ißzi-ty was felt for the widow of the fcreTe.trOD Bmtbsm, of Maehire, Me., when the doators eMd;he could cot live till morals.* write* Mr*. S. E. Lincoln, who uncalled her that fearful night. "All thought aho aaaU •oor. die from Pneumonia, but ahe begwed few Dr. King's New Discovery, taring It had wore than once acred her life and had eared bur of consumption. After three small doeea she rested easily all might, and It* further aae tomplrtely erred h." This aajweloas medicine Is guar- Tljjoat. Chest and Dow < aw Tdngiiw