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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL
VOLUME XI. NUMBER 356
1 To i Can’t Its Too Careful
about having a prescription
filled. A prescription should be taken
to only skilled pharmacists, that is what
we are and we exercise great care and
judgment in this work.
Let ns fill Your •
Onr prices are always right. We
se./>d lor and deliver your prescriptions.
'W J BUTTS, DRUGGIST
‘On The Corner."
I . WE CORE THE ILLS
§ Wr that tlesh is heir to,
Vv4l b We make a specialty
' °* idling colds at this
| yy-V’Y and season. Our prescrip
|khu b as£| y BEA borax. | tion department is
/f ' 'Wj thoroughly equipped
\ and the drugs are high
' * L\ \ grade in every respect.
jiffi |lk Ns*'v We seli toilet requisites
and everything that
you would expect to
find in a first-class drug store.
HUNTER-SALE DRUG CO
Agents Lowney Candies.
12 COUCHES
winch we bought at a bargain wil I be sold at
SIO.OO Each,
One to a Customer, Only
These couches are overstepped in beautiful
shades o e velour, and sold everywhere for SLy.OO,
our price is
SIO.OO
while they last.
i. a. mm & son.
Our
New
Arrivals.
SI.3S~SPECIAL"SI.2S
We haye received one hundred white Bed Spreads,
heavy quality, Marseille Patterns We secured them at a
special orice. They ore worth $l 75 to $2 00. We
offer them at
$1.25
Only one to each purchaser while they last. Cali
early and secure one, ihev are a great bargain.
Sale commences at once.
J . H. HELLER & BRO,
220 Newcastle Street.
Leader of low Prices.
Buckwheat,
Pan-cake Flour,
Maple Syrup,
Cranberries,
Pettijohn’s B. Food,
Mangoes or Stuffed
Bell Peppers
THOMAS KEANY
esF=?c3Css£:i=?.
'Phone 11. 312 Newcastle Street
BRUNSWICK. GA. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7.1901
111 HI
fj Hi
By 29,814 Plnralily He Is
ElecteQ s
MAYOR OF KM N. 1.
Fusion Ticket Is Triumphant In
All Sections of the Great
Metropolis,
New York, Nov, fi.—Complete unoffi
cial returns from every district in
Greater New York gives Set h Low 294 ■
99?, and Edward M. Shepard, Demo
oratio candidate, 265,128. making Low’*
Plurality 29,814.
Elwacd M. Grout, fueioa Candida
fjr comptroller, received 299,714 votes
and W illiam Ladd. Democrat, 254,708
Grout.B majority being 51,91a•
Unofficial returns from every election
district in New York county give Will
iam Travers Jerome, fusion Ist, a lead
ot 15.850 over Henry W. Unger, Demo-,
orat, in tbe race for the district attor
neyship.
A revised recapitulation of the vote
on president of the board of alderman,
with every distriot reported, ehowe
that Charles V. Fornes, fuslonist, has
George Von Hoesen, Demoorat, beaten
by a plurality of 31,384.
SatL Low, as mayor of Greater New
York, will have a salary of $15,000. He
will, In the first place, have the privi
lege ot appointing anoh clerks and ee
eisUnts in the mayor’s office as he may
choose.
Tbe first appointment at his disposi
tion is that of private eeoretary, at a
salary ot $5,000. H i may appoint com
miaeioners and heads of departments to
succeed the present incumbents in most
of the executive departments of the
oity government,
Complete revised re.urns gathered
un.ific ally show tbe election of the
followlag Justices cf the supreme court
Morgan J. O’Brien, Democrat aDd
fusloai t; Sunuel Greenbaum. fusionist
James A, Blanchard, tusionis', John
Proo.or Clark, fusionist. Clark who
got the smallest plurality of any man
ek-ot.au. beaded Charles W. Dayton
the nearest man to him on the jcd'cial
ticket, by 6,116 votes, and beat Van
Wyck, present mayor, by 29,080.
In addition to the election of an en -
tire new assembly, two senators
were voted at the recent election,
but their election leaves the senate un
changed, The ass.mbly of 1902 will
probably stand as follows; Republican
gnd
Woman Shoots a Man.
Asheville, N. C., Nov, £ -Mia* Mary
today aho.V bad dangerously
wounded Houston Merriman, assistant
cashier of the Blae Ridge National
4
Bank. As Merriman got off the street
car to enter the bank the woman opened
tire, one shot entering the back and
penterating a lung. Another shot
shattered bis arm. 7wo additional
shote missed the mark.
SHIP NOTICE
Neither master, owners nor con.
siguee* of the British steamship Fair*
mead will be responsible for any debts
oontraoled by the crew of said .eam *r.
if. D. M Strachan & Cos , Consigns, s.
I Have your olothes cleaned and
preened at Jim Carter’s,
A CLOSE CALL,
J
j Una Clayton Is a Heroine in a Runaway
Accident.
Valdos a, Nov, 6, —White playing
berelae week wtn lie; company, Mtas
Una Clayton and one of ber company,
Mis? In ces, * ere seen frequently on
the e reete riding borsebaok. Bom
ben g Accomplished equestriennes they
attracted a great deal of attention,
eipeoiaily as it was noticed last they
had secured two horses known to be
4uite wild,
One day while the 'adieu were on
iheir way to the fair grounds, Miss
Innes’ horse shied at apiece of peper
in the road, and in bringing him to hie
plaob in cho road the bridle rein broke
near the bit. In an instant the borse
seemed to realize 'hat he was hie owl
master and aoting on that belief deshed
off down the road with his fair rider.
Mias Clayton sew tn an instant that if
something was not aoue tc oheck tho
boras her oomptnioc wcnld very likely
be thrown. So plyiug whip anil rein
she gradually decreased the distance
that had been made by the furious
piunge of tho cow wild horse.
To say It was a pretty race fails to
tell the expression of the people they
passed. After a breakneck race for
life of about a mile cud a half Mite
Clpyton’e big bay drew op beside tbe
horse, grasping the daugliig rein, snd
by coaxing ana gentis pulling both
horses came to a stand still, the ladies
dismounted and tied their horses to a
fe nee, sat down by the and
looking into each others eyes for an
instant, burst cut oryiag. But next
day with good strong bridle reicn, the
young ladies gave those ssme horses a
rua on tbeir own account.
IMPORTANT BILL PASSED.
Only the Really • Indigent to Receive
Pensions.
Atlanta, Nov. 9.—Tbe House of
Representatives announced itself on
tbe pejsion question yesterday in
unmistakable terms, passing by a vote
of 89 to 23, the bill by Mr. Harvard of
Dooly, wbic i provides that no person
who owns more than SI,OOO worth ot
property or hae an annual ir.oomo of
more thnn S3OO shall receive a pension
from the stale.
This eotion was taken in ep to of the I
adverse report from the m.mttee on !
pensions, and is, perhaps, tho moot,
important matter aoted on so far f t tbit.
session. Whilje tb< bill doei not, iu
terms, pat pensioners on an uJigeo
basis, its effects am prae* ally the
satao, since, If itbeoomo* a itw, it w;l>
cut off from che pension rolls a!mo
all of those who do not reed t!vj
rnoDey,
MACON TO SEND DELEGATES
To River Improvement convention on',
the 20th.
Macon, Qa.. Noy.e.—At the regular
monthly meeting uf the Maoou Chamb
er of Commerce held yesterday after-
noon President George A. South wa*
authorized to appoint thrae delegate*
to the river and karbot convention,
which will bo in Brunswick some
time during this month,
A survey chart was presented
showing the feasibility of making a
shorter rut for river beats entering
Brunswick, without having to oro.s bt
Human's sound.
For LaGrippe and Influ
enza use CHENEY’S LX
PECTOkAN l .
Yum Mi Mown Ii Tils
City SasjecM
WAS I! ROOM IB HER
So the Inmates oi the House Where
i
Dead Woman Was Found
Testified.
A I lac,' a, Nov 6,- Nora Brittain, a
young, white woman, was found dead
in bd st a hou-ie oo S >utta Forsyth
e reot tills morning. A small hole in
the itm.iie, evidently made with a sharp
j bat r.-igh instrument, proved tbe
' woman hve been murd redj
Wflliam Carroll, f hir of IVio Car
| roll, ans we agent running on the At
j lanta-Braos.viak route overthoSou h 'rc
r til way, called at the bouse this morn*
iug for his eon. He wa? arre-ted pend
ing the action of the oaron.;r> jury, but
was released later.
The inmates of the bouse testified
that Doo Carroll was in the woman's
oompa.jy uati! an early hour this morn
ing.
CiTVTAXEI.
h’he la t half of olty taxes fer year
1901 are now due and payable. Tax
payer will save time by calling eariy
io th month, and thereby avo.d delay
in being waited on hy reason of the
crowds. The tax ordinance provides
’-hat exuantlons shall be iened un sis
ail taxes for tiis year are paid by
2Qovemorr 30tb,
Busy
Busy ]§fff
Busy
That’s What
We are Always
Just Opened’*='>-=—
'jNow Pickle Bet f,
New S-turkmuf.
New Dill Pickles,
New Saratcga.cbips
Lots of Other Good Things,
;
Phone IMA.
BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS.
50 dozen Mothers Friend shirt
waists; unlaundered, patent band,
small turn down collar attached;
some pleated and some plain
fronts, ALL NEIV.
35c- Each, 3 Fop sl.
LEVY’S.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
“TAMMANY REBUKE,”
Says Seth Low In a Statement Regarding
His Victory.
New York, Nov 6 -8s: b Low u.Cay
made tbef. flowing at:Ui men: r< ~*rd'ng
his victory:
“TLe outcome of luie election is a
splendid vindication of u: rinai eu?
frage. F.omail pa/t* o beciybsva
come tho votes that have rbilcetl r ,hr.
Tammany orgie c f the last four yearc.
All the pitront ge of the cuy &.-,d
limitless money have not availed
against the aroused indignation oi 100
people, end it is safe to say that absent
tee government and government for
private gain will not be seen egeiu in
New York olty for many a day. This
le ro man’s triumph, but it ie the
people’s viotory.”
. *
Quarantines Against Plague,
Pensacola, F<e., Nov, O—A c'.r.se
quarantine wm establish. 1 tods?
against all European oorf.e infee’ed
With bubonic plague.V riel f*„io ns
shown to be k Anted from cor'irc .*•; h
the disease will be nU-'wed to >r
without; dr 'ay, out w/u.-e not
shown the,. will be di-Kim tf o \■
infeoted,
Phono 533 i* a lei d..r v.hi. j< u want
to have your clothes o : enod ami p<e. a
ed.
Who isgoin* o gM ilk
beautiful China Closet mat
is going to b<* g.ve-' * av
oh Jan. Ist, 190? i-v
the one thet gets trie t.i k
number Gei a t- *-
with ev >v Cftnh pum-w*
of dsc Get all lie r. iv- .
you can Y u can g a v
thing you wa t that
Kept in a firsr-tiasj gro
CHry, at this plac' and as to
as little money as •an
bought at any other phee.
considering qualirj;and 4=
the same time get chances
on the China C'onet, and
posHibly get it
To lie Drawn Jan. Ist, 1982
W. H. DeVoe*
Thone lU9
Notice,
In addition to affording every
facility to our customers consistent
with safe banking, we aro prepared to
act ai Adminietr.tor or Executor of
Estates, Guardians of property of
minors, and to make Bonds in judicial
and other mr.tt-Ts— Generally to oxer
cisea. -,ur pjwc.3 as a Trust Company
Bffl&swisk Svuk I TrUfti to.
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