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4 the Brunswick Times. Established 1888. ' The Brunswick Call. Established m';/', . - V Be Brunswick Timcs-Call - • CONSOUOATRO UWO, . t Published " XVJOU JiOKNJNG EXCEPT ttOSDAY. • V - - 1• : / . , £ tETHUU H. LEAVY - - - - • Editor 'OLAJID A. MULLIHS, Business Manager =~ ■■ SSffiaagffSS& r,ww * WITHOUT OPPOSITION The Tinsm-Caix is not in sympathy with tbs efforts mads by some to bring out opposition to tbe candi dates nominated by tbe Good Govern- ment Club. Fora number of years Bruntwiok and Glynn county have witnessed long and bitter politloal struggles. The climax of these con test* was reaobed in tbe recent ooun ty primary when an overwhelming majority of the white voters in every voting preolnot gave their support to tbe administration of tbe Good Gov ernment people. After the primary practically all of tbe opponenes of tbe olub took the position that they would abide tbe verdict of tbe voters, and agreed that they would not con test tbe next city elaotion. It oannot be denied that the ad ministration of tbe oounty affairs in •very department has been able, eco nomical and for tbe beat interest of tbe texpeyere during tbe past two years. The gentlemen wbo have been nominated by tbe olub for may or and aldermen to serve for tbe en suing term are absolutely pledged to olearly defined polioies which must commend themselves to all good citizen ■. They are men of strict integrity and are undoubtedly deter mined and anxious to render the beat possible servioe to their fellow otti xens. Therefore it would bo unwise, unreasonable and useless to under- take to run In even one opposition candidate. Should such a {move he successful it would undoubtedly be unfortunate for the best interests of the oity from every standpoint. Mr, XmsiiUel should be supported by a nnjorjty who are in thorough sym pathy with the platform on wbiah he bar beon nouiinatrd, otherwise bt* ad ministration would he hampered and embarrassed. These gentlemen should he gi ven n fall and fair trial a* public officers, and there can be jto question but what a great majority oMbe voters ere to fav r Messrs. Etnannel, dh Bignon, Me- Oarvey and Calhoun being elected,end Will so vote on next Tuesday. THE GEORGE M. WELLS, 'lhe first six-mast schooner that tter crossed the bar or a South Atlan tic port, will sail into the harbor of Brunswick iometiufc this week. A out of tbit msgniflo*ut*vessel, the George M. Well*, appears on the front page of this issue. She has been char tered to load ties, by N. Emanuel A Cos. Mr, N. Kmanut],always foremost in whatever will redound to the good of the olty, made a sßvial effort to se cure Ibis great vessel in order to de monstrate to the maritime world the superiority of our bar and pert. Per hipa she will make a return trip by the time the maritime coogrorscon grass convenes. ~ v interest has beeu manifested by shipping people in tbe experiments being made with these six-mast ves sels, and the George H. WelJs, will be visited by a large portion of Bruns wick’s population daring the time she will be in port. ' , !>■ SUNDAY THOU6HTS Bu#op W. Walling bom How Sin is the work of Gad’s persona ] enemy, the devil. It is not onljf tbe corruption of furnish nature breaking out N rebellion against its Maker. Sin is tho active work of the great tempter and hi* evil angel*. Satan baiset.him self to destroy mao; tie over “as a roaring lion, walketu about, seeking whom he may devoar.’,i He suggest* the wicked thought snd.doed, Ha prorapf ' ths He, And sin is tbe deliberate obsf lag of bis invitations, the wilful accept ance of him for our maiter Jnitead of Qod- Sin is treason against uod It is siding with the the fortress we are set enemy’s bands. This shows the true nature of siOi aud 1U terrible sinfolaoa*. Let us als measure in by the penalty it exacts, “Tbe wages of si is death,” Terrible, awful wages ! If it were only the death of the body wh'.oh is Bpokeu of It would be terrible aud awful, but wbo daro face the fosrfuluess of tbo soil’s death? Yet it Is not tu this View that.l meant to regard the penalty of sin. We can perhaps measure It some what better if we think of what it was to Ilun o* whom were laid tbe loiqvti ties of us all. Do we dream that tbe piercing thorns, and the iashea of the scourge, and the erne! nails, aad tbe burning thirst, and the awful death agony were the ohief pangs our ransom cost. Hoy, I think these were as noth ing 10 the true Passion of that right eous soul when bowed beneath .he weight of human sin. Tim fruils of sin also, arc twofo and. Every sin loaves Its guilt behind. T< at ii one fruit. ‘ God wifi nut, hold him guild, as ’ that ainnetb a sin; and this guilt can only he wished out In Utr blood of Christ. It is terrible to think of the stains i t giH which many leave upon their eouL, But guilt ia not ap; every sin also le*vrs us more sintul more inclined to sin, 1* by able to re- list sin, There is thu power as wet], as the gul'.t of sin. Habits are formed by repeated *cts; and each set go#* toward producing Inhabit of sin. This is Hie awful thought aad may well mako us tremble. Itemember, each sfu wc do leaves behind 11s guilt and its power, l'ray God to plant in our hearts so deep a fmr and horror of tin that although through the fratl tj of our uatore we cannot aiwajs stand upright,yet we may no more sin. w ilfnliy against bim. If I Should Tell You j* 1 That right here in f Brunswick you can I see as fine a liha of £ besutifulohooolates ft a a y o u could In 1 New York itself, you would probably be inclined to take aiy statements “cum grano sails.” But I would like f r yon to look in for yourself, just to see whether I am lying to yon or not. You can lie about who you are going to vote for in (he eomiog municipal electiou, but you can’t lie about our flue chocolates. The wildest apparent exaggerations about them are mere foothills around the summits of truth. And our prioea are about half what snob goods are usually sold for. LLOYD’S, ’PHONE 2M-S ■ (Next door to Fleming A Waff) THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. DECEMBER . IK* IMPORTANT MEETING. ’ _______ Good Government Club Will Hold a Meeting Tomorrow Night. Taefijod Government Club forces willbeid* meeting at tbe oounty court house tomorrow night. Tbe members at the olub propose iq. voie ttefr full strength, at tbe eJtctian da Tu-idsy, regardless .of whether or .’cot'.here is i, ?■ •?■ • Y-i , “'■■■’*- dppositior,. - ... Aj tbeu- political opponents bat* discovered the Good Governaun- club one fif ths* most perfectly urgaicwced political clubs in the country, lb*ru is hardly any probability That . sbere will bfr Any ;jpppoeition ;,to the tiofiet nominated by the olab, and such **, - position would be. Useless, aa tile rt gl st. rati on i* overwhiilmirigly to f.yjr of tbe Good ,. Below will be of President -.ttcAiUsle*.. fSf''otmcran night. * ■ ■' ■ Vi/T*. A meeting of Jb* Quod - Goveminopt Club is berebydGled to assemble at the 000 Monday nigljt >. btojoofc fb perfectOrgan ia!ion for Tuesday’* election and fcflS transact euohctfer jMiness as *n| come before tbcGneeuag. Every member and eujftptfrter of tite club is earnestly urged '^^prhaenti' Prc mAboi G-.od.Ci ov*rnmentC‘ub,_ C&NTKSr fS OVER. ‘ikp-'i* —WgT" ' Miss Wtouer. Tbe muot-’.alked-of airoue oehtost ia at an end, and Mies Addle Tankersley is tbe winner. This young lady won by tbrke hundred majority,. Tues day tbe tiokef* will be sent, And tbe Times Cam. takes this ,ecoasion ,to wiett the , party p pileasant ©ven.eg. Mis* Doiiie Ti*9u ■ end *J.? wll lie pmanted h a compliment ary by the mrnag'Ja)en. CURES 1$ 1,0011 AN f> RKltf ikoubi.es. ; h . V'*",. ’'J r Trial F***fn>ent Free. Is yctir blooo pu.-t? Aeoy.usuie of it I 1?J cuts 6r scrstobee heal slow ly? Does your skin itch or burn? Hsve you Pimples? Eruptions? Aoh ing bones’ pr back? Kewwaa? Old B*es? nßofta? Scrufutst iUieuma tism? Fool fireath? Catarrh? Are you pale? Then B. B. IS. (Botanic Blood Btlmj will purify,your blood, heal every stare, and give a filter, smooth, healthy ukin. Deep-seated case-like nloers, calmer,*earing some, Pajn'ful Sweliinga, Blood Pteno, are quickly cured by Botanic Blood Balm. Cures when all else fails. Thurnigbly tested for thirly years. Drugstores, 1 per large bottle. Trisl treatuKot free by wming,BL(OD BALM GO,, Atlanta, Os. Describe trouble —free medical dvloe grvrn. Over 3,000 vol untary te* of Anres by B. B. B. You oau’t along without “Other l*.-ople’s Money.” For Asthma use CHE NEY'S EXPECTORANT: NIITICK or SAUK UK< *KOrA*-GIYDu County. 1 wilt Mu btrorfl the court house door county* to the highest bidder for cauth, within Jtrauswick, in Mid cmoiy. aocfl,, OghilhoVn * re,n. the cargo now aboard said ves-el to be romuTCtl at the charterer's cost! and aaid sale to be free of any charter, party or con tract of affreightment j said pursuance of an order granted by Tils ifonor, J Sparks, jndgfiot theUiiy Court of HruhS-, wick. Georgia, on the sih of Pwemlmr, MOO. to satisfy an atiacbnumt pendiup' in said court in' fsvorof Hcnito Pedrosa against Pablo Goo rales. This ! >ecember S, IWO. ' W.H. BKBJlilt, sboriff Glyun county, Georgia. CORD WOOD. I.aryc quantity of oak and pine wood on band, for prompt delivery. No rotten, storm wood sold by ns. ’Phone 24-3 Bi.oodwortu A Jonks. FOUKENT.-The “Arcade.” from Jauuary I*, 1901, Apply to Mrs. R. Meyer. AN OPBN LETTER Nearly 19 O’clnok, ia rba Yescot Love and Blessiags.. v - . •-■ ■; •: Tbe minute* are'flying, and before fan realise itWllfe long hand wiptoave swept arouard - the. and al, and Twelve o’clock will have struck on the Obefst " ■ mas bsiL-L ; , Ftbr .Thrt?. thnogh a-rieady goer, goes unprotepletf, and the thief, Prbr orsatinatior, follows persistently at his hocls, wailing the momeur *W he may tk faithful old plodder qf hie ireatgre of Opportunity. The Chief draws cloiavas Tjme ueare the w&fe af his wealth, slotgthe psib of tbe year. Eieter, and Birthdays and Wedding days and Christmas—and 'be beuefle atiee of hia Urgeeg, scant! sgbaat a they see Procrastination filch tbe best thing* from his sack, leaving to these belated enes the choice of the thief’s t eject! one. Now is the time !• make your selec tion of Christmas presents, end we of fer cur large and varied steok of dia moods, watobes, jawelry, allverwar*. [•cvalts. e'o., to.piok froaji.'. There is r ptjsiog that will please betteuf than an from oor store, because car i*p ntattoq suodj behind it, and you kuow it la .ge(W \ ohr drgw.ng in pr;*j* gbselnteip free fir rba 'W® will guarantee onr prices *o he to*,} consiatenitwitb good goi-iis. yili invitvd jo dari.aad look Kp Mfall]. ' K) \M'a M..i i . Jewsiw ned Graduate Optician, k ■*!,% 'V ’. . 915 Newcastle siren. TEACHERS IO BE PAID. Tbey.WiU Dias The'r Salaries To 11' ■ .<>*. PA'> . w.. , ’jlie A lanta Daily News ot yrner i da) >ayt: S the w*chf|r ot the ***** wtj'i l*e made happy “i:i,day. They w,ll b paid another mouth’s salary at that time The treasurer has notified Craa mia..lyn*rGlenn that on Tnssday he will have VfN&QpO in the treasnry for the tsachere aid that he will begin paying them at that time, Commlsaioner Oiann stated this moral eg that the Ua chars had not re ceived any moasy from the a* ate since last April, pod the fact that to receive another .month e Salary will n* doubt be hailed With delight. The state has bees backward for tev era! years In giving tbe teachers the money, and rCDuetimes the preceptors have to go a whole year wlihouk get ’ting pay for th*ir service!. Each teacher will receiv* between S3O and S4O. Some of them will got more. The money which is to be paid out has just come ito ths treasury frooi ibe isxyayers ol tbe state. A Night of Terror. , v “Awful anxiety was felt for the w|S.rw 0 t m, brave Gen IJtfh>ham,of Muohira, Me . when the doctor* said she could rot live till mowing, writes Mrs. B. H. Lincoln, who attended her that tearful night “All thought at> watt soon die from Pneumonia, bat she begged lot Dr. King's New Dieeorery, saying it bad men than onee saved her life and had enred her of ceosnmptton. After three email doaei she reseed easily all night, end its further uae eomptetelj sured her.” This marvelous medleine Is gear anteed to enro all Throat, Cheat nad I,nng Da eases. Only soe sad fl so. Trial battler free at II Smg stares. This is the season when mothers arc ala.teed on account of croup. It is quickly cured by Ooe Minute Cough Cure, wbiob children like to take. W, J. Butts. ) Fsuoy new crop pearuts, freshbl Iroisieo and iho best yon ever tried Jl | at Lloyds- ’Phone 2: l o-J N)oDropslj CASTORIA AVcgciable PreparationfofAs- *j similaiing lUeFcxxiandßeguta tig thcSioiaachs andßowelsof INFAN' 1S /.( Hll. i)BIN Promotes itess and Rest Contains ndtfieF Opium.Morpltine nor>liueraJL JiOTNAHCOTIC. - HKveWO/dHrSAHCELPtram Seed m Mx.Smttet * I Aperfecl Remedy forConslipa- Hon . Sour 3tomach,Diarrt€a Worms,(k'nvulsions .Feverish ness and LosS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. -Vi niviihs old |J) l>fSl S- { j( IMS EXACT COPY Or WgAPPER. Durlno- Dec6mD6P - Our stare will be Open until 9 o'clock p. m, Space dots’nt permit us to go Into details as to our meguificent Hock of goods, it wobld take pages. All we aak is to py us vtrit and it will fully pay you to go to that much trouble, trr &■ t will be aatounle l at tbe revelation . When in starch of a wedding present yon will find what you want atfour store. H. M. MILLER & SON. “Mr, Otto Aru hetricr had the misfor tune to be thrown Iron) his buggy near banover park cn \\\dne day aad rs oeived reveralderiousl> juries. The Ladies Your aiitention is called to oar elegant assortment of Fur Collarettes, Fur and Cloth Capes Golf Capes, Flannel Waists, Silk Waists, Walking and Regular Length Skirts, Silk and Sat teen Underskirts Not the Cuxap kind but the Good kind CHEAP. • MSTORIt For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the / * Siomtnre f 1/ AF Use \y For Over I Thirty Years IC ASTORIA ‘*s*. TM OtHTTAUW COMPANY. NEW TOWN CITY. Nbip Notice. Neither tbejmaster, owner* or s,u signees cf the British bark Reform will lie reeponsjole f r any debts con traded by the crew of said l ark. Ross, M'Ster,