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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL
VOLUME XI. NUMBER 365
Too Can’t lie 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 us fill Your Prescription.
Our prices are always right. We
send tor and deliver your prescriptions.
W J BUTTS, DRUGGIST
‘On The Corner."
| yy pp-j WE CORE THE ILLS
| jijr that flesh is heir to.
vx\] l r**M We make a specialty
of killing colds at this
I aeßlou () ur prescrip
|p rp B Aa^[CB EA f] on department is
jr\*J Thoroughly equipped
aTf d lhe drugs are h*gh
I% \ )? ra dv in every respect.
\ We sell toilet requisites
* *r\jr ant L everything that
you would expect to
find in a first-class drug store-
HUNTER-SALE DRUG CO
Agents Lowney Candies.
12 COUCHES
which we bought at a bargain will be sold at
SIO.OO Each,
One to a Customer, Only
These couches are overstripped in beautiful
shades of velour, and sold everywhere for $15.00,
our price is
SIO.OO
while they last.
8. M. MILLER &M,
TODAY
AT KEANY’S
u
WILL
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE
R- <3 F=*
Two Days Only
Monday; Nov, 11th,
and Tuesday, Nov. 1 2th.
See Circular—Money Refund
ed if net Satisfactory.
J. H. HELLER & BRoj
220 Newcastle Street.
FIND the following new
and palatable eatables,
such as —
Edam Cheese,
Swiss Cheese,
Pineapple Cheese,
Anchovy Paste,
Anchovy’s in 2lb dunks.
Boneless Herring
(English Smoked.)
Cavaiar.
'Phone 11. 312 Newcastle Street
BRUNSWICK. GA. TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 12. 1901
HU IS SHIELDS
ID M WE
Couvicls Captnre alansas
Sheriff
Hill Slim IS ID
Two of the Escaped Prisoners Get
Out of a Tight Place By
a Nervy Play.
Topeka, Kan., Not. 11.—Sheriff
Cook anil Deputy Sheriff Wiliam*, of
thle county, were ospfured yeaUr
day by two escaped convicts from the
Fort Leaven war. h military prison at
Pauline, five mi.ee auu h of Topeas,
and held prisoners in tb farm hous
of a man named Wooster for several
hours The oonviots finally escaped
between a iine of police sent from
Topeka to reinforce the sheriff, and
are now at large. Both were slightly
wounded. Wooster was badly wounded
by one of the ccnv-ots when he tried to
fire on them. Mrs Wooster aDd Sheriff
Conk were held before the conviots as
a shield by the prisoners in making
their escape. A posse is in pursnit.
The adven'nre of the Topeka officers
was quite as thrilling and hair-raising
as that of any dime novel hero e’rer
oreated by the most weird of the
yellow back au.hors.
Sheriff Cook and Deputy Williams
learned that two of the escaped cor
viers were in the vicinity of Pauline,
five miles south of Topeka. Hastily
forming a large posse, they qoi<. >
made their way to Pauline.
The posse located tbe oonvicts and
fired upon tbem, wounding both men
but not disabling tbem. Tbe oonvicte
It id and ran into Farmer Wooetet’s
bouse.
Sheriff Cook, thinking tbe oonviots
had mo around the bouse, rushed into
the building, only to be seized by tbe
two desperadoes. He was made to give
up bis arms. Closely following him
came Deputy Sheriff Williams. He,
too, wa9 taken captive and disarmed.
In tae meant me Cbiet Stahl, of To*
oeka, and eigbc t ftieers were on tbeir
way. They arrived at the Wooster boose
about an boar after tbe t fiioers had been
imprisoned. Chief Stahl immediately
began negotiations with the oonviots
to give up their prisoners and to sur
render themselves, but tbe convlots
only laughea. Farmer Wooster then
managed to get a gun and was about
to make an attaok on the oonviots wben
one of ihem laid him low with a blow
from :he bait of a revolver taken from
one of tbeir captives. The oonrict
broke Wooster’s right hand and made
an ugly gash in hie bead.
One of the convicts told Sheriff Cook
that he would be killed if be made the
slightest move looking toward ihelr
capture, In the meantime the polioe
ofticers oo the enteide had sarronnded
the baildiog, bnt were afraid to make
a move for fear that Cook and Williams
would suffer.
Mrs. Wooster bad fainted during the
excitement. Bhe iloally revived and at
7 o’clook the convicts placed the woman
'■ and sheriff in front of them as shields
and made for the door.
Theo, after exacting a promise from
the sheriff (hat be would not permit
any of the officers outside to fire oo
them, they started for the oppu. A*
they left the hou?e, the frightened
farmer, his wife, and the submissive
sheriff before them, the oonviots passed
between a cordon of police wbo easily
could have captured them, and started
for the rai’road track. The sheriff, in
turn, had exaoted a promise from the
polioe that they would not molest the
conyiots and they d>d not.
J
After covering a considerable dis
tance down the track the ooovlcts sud
denly disappeared through a hedge
fence bidding the officers a m. eking
farewell.
AT THE PIE COUNI^
Georgia Republicans Active in Seeking
Federal Appointments.
► rf
Nov. 11.—Tnere tire
daily indioati e 1 here of growing
activity among Georgia republicans in
connection with the federal appoint
ments in that state.
Here is a complete list of the appli
es ions filed at the Treasury Depart
ment up to the Bch instant?
For collector of the port of Savannah ;
J. W, Milton of Savannah
For collector of internal revenue at
Atlanta; D, N. Freeman of Atlanta ;
W. A. Taylor of Atlante; R R. Wriglt,
president of St. Mary's College; W.
H. Wayne of Atlanta, aud G. M.
Curtis.
For collector of customs St. Mary’s;
Budd Coffee, inoumbant, seeking
reappointment; E. F. Dean, of
Traders Hill; Alexander C. Soott of
Bt. Mary’s.
Surveyor of the port of Atlanta; D,
F F. Watson of Atlanta; Y. M. Morrill
of Jasper.
Thsre are many other i ffioe seeker*
for these and other piaoes in the stave
quie'ly at wort , but as long as they
remain under oover. iheir movements
are not officially noted at the various
department!.
DURNELL DISQUALIFIED.
American Jockey Ruled for Life From
French Race Tracks,
Paris, Nov. 10,-0. T. ( ! Boots”)
Darnell, tbe American jockey and
trainer, has been disqualified for life
by the jockey club on tbe gruund that
he deliberately remained at the post at
St. Cloud Oot. 2S, when be rode Lon
dres in the Prix de Mtrley le Ro‘,
Durnell protests that his remaining
at the poet was dae to a misunder -
standing. He says he bus ridden for
years io tbe United States, but baa
npver been summoned before the
st9&rds.
Durnell he has or had
bad any relations with tbe bookmak
/
era-
U. S. PAYMASTER ROBBED,
Relieved of Nearly $5,000 in Silver and
Greenbacks,
Pbnsacola, Fla , Nov, 11,—Pay
master Stevens, of the United Stator
army, arrived from Atlanta Saturday,
and before leaving that oity plaoed ir
a hand satchel 2CO silver dollars and
4.800 in paper money for the purpose:
of paying the several nuadred artilß-ry
men at Fort Barancas end McKea their
salaries for the past month. When he
reaobed the fort here be opened his
grip and found that all the paper
money, amounting to nearly $5,000 had
been abstracted, and that only the 300
silver dollars remained. The al&>m
was at once given and tho polioe in
structed to watob out for the treasure,
HR II
Ilf 11
Cliarps Him ffilh Crim
inei Libel
COM. Gil SURRENDERED
He Claims, and it Is Generally
Believed Move Is Intended
to Hurt Politically,
Atlanta, Nov; 11.—S’ate School
Commissioner Glonn, learning that a
warrant charging him with criminal
libel bad been taken out against him
by School Gommiaelouer Rodgers, of
Washington county, went down to
Sat dersville last Dight and today gave
himself up to the sheriff there. He
immediately gave bond and was re
leased .
.Soboc l Commissioner Rodgers claim
ed that Mr. Glenn had written him a
letter intimating that be was short in
his aooounts and that Mr, Qlenn for*
warded letters to the ooanty school
board of Washington oonnty contain
ing tbe same intimation. Mr. Rodgera
decided to have Mr. Glenn proseouted
for criminal libel, and therefore swore
warrant.
The general opinion in Atlanta is
that it is a politioal move to plaoe Mr,
Glenn in a humiliating position and to
induoe Governor Northern to rnn for
sohool commissioner. The notion >a
being condemned in Atlanta by legis
lators and others. It la even said that
Commissioner Rodgers wants to run
for sc hoc commissioner himself. It
is not believed that Mr, Glenn will
even be bonnd over.
Our bargain sales are no fakes, and
when we have a bargain day it means
R deduction on every article in the
house. Call on Monday and Tueaday
and oonviuoe yourself at Heller’s.
Notice,
In addition to affording every
faoility to our customers consistent
with safe banking, we are prepared to
act as Administrator or Executor of
Estates, Guardians of property of
minors, and to make Bonds in judicial
and other makers—Generally to exer
cise ali our powers as a Trust Company
Brunswick E,nk & Trust Cos.
8. W, Sals. Cashier-
BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS.
50 dozen Mothers Friend shir
waists; unlaundered, patent band,
small turn down collar attached;
some pleated and some plain
fronts, ALL NEW.
350- Each, 3 Fop sl
-
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
COULDN'T KILL HIM.
Electricity Fails to Kill a Big
Elephant.
Buffalo, N, Y,, Nv,v. 11 —Barnes**
ed with electrodes aud othr apparatus,
Jumbo II stood in the middle of the
Stadium at the exposition grounds at
sundown Saturday, and gave the world
a practioal demonstration that an ele
phant can tak. 2,200 volts of electriolty
with apparent unconcern.
Whether frtm defective connection*
or from insufficient current, when the
switch that was supposed to tarn a
death flood of electriolty into the ele
phant’s body was turned on Jumbo II
himsolf merely threw a trunkful of dir
over his back and refused to die. If
the eleotric current reaohed his nerves
at all he did not ixpres* a bit of an
noyauoc.
For Asthma use CHE
NEY’S EXPECrORANT,
Who is going to get the
beautiful China Closet that
is going to be given away
on Jan. Ist, 1902? Why
the one that gets the lucky
number. Get a ticket
with every cash purchase
of Get all the tickets
you can. You can get any
thing you want that is
kept in a first-class gro
cery, at this place and as for
as little money as can be
bought at any other place,
considering quality; and at
the same time get chances
on the China Closet, and
possibly get it,
To;be Drawn Jan. Ist, 1952 *
W. H. Devon. I
’Phone 109.
Tlis Store &A,
Of OKgrF
Is a good place to bay table
•upplies of all kinds. Yon an
probably not snrpriaed that wr
chink so, but if yon will spend a few
minutes with ns looking over stock
tnd the facilities we have for quiok
delivery, it la dollars to doughnut*
you will come aronnd to onr way of
chinking.
We have almost any tempting
article that yau can name on onr
•helves.
Phone 158.