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THE BRUNSWICK TIMEf -L i ' VOLUME XI. NUMBER 369 Your Head .Needs,^^^ COKE g DANDRUFF S CURE. We have a big shipment direct from the makers, W J BUTTS, DRUGGIST -s§ Agent H yier Candies a<- I WE COKE THE ILLS \ I that flesh is heir to. F We make a specialty pf killing colds at this 'A „ I season. Our prescrip | -If ea MI tion department is thoroughly equipped and drugs are K ***/ M S ,L % \ grade in every respect. a- jgjjff 5 We sell toilet requisites \r j*j and everything that ■ you would expect to And in a first-class drug store- HUNTER-SALE DRUG CO Agents Lowney Candies. S. HI. MILLER £ SON, To make room we are obliged to close out our line of carnages and go-carts AT GOST. We invite your infection of our beautiful line o! high grade Farniture, Drapery, Carpets, Rags, Mattings, etc. etc, Also a pretty line of Havi land Car sband and English dinner sets at prices within the reach of everybody. Have on'y three of those $lO couches left, FRUIT CAKES! FRUIT CAKES! Kennedy’s 20c pound, tN-y are at their best when age has brought out their rich flavor. We h,Te them just a year old. The icing has turned a little yellow. On tna< account we will sell them at 20c pound. THOMAS KEANY, FANCY GROCER. U 2 Newcastle St., Brunswick, Ga, Don’t Kick Yourself which you will surely do if you will buy your fall goods before looking over our lines. We claim that we can save you from 25 to 50 per cent on everything that you may buy from us, and we mean to prove it. J. H. HELLER & BRO, Newcastle Street P. S,-We sacrifice the i and 10c goods of the former 10c stor , BRUNSWICK, GA., TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3, 1901 IHEI BIS IWS I ■ Both Performances ire Well Attenflefl Sill BOYS IN ]HI MY It Is a flood Shew and Gave Entire Satisfaction to Those Who Saw It. TheWalttrL Main oiicut was tbe main attraction in B'uoewiok yeiter day and the day before. The cars baar- Sng the big show arrived in town Sun dar morning and from then until the performance olos.-d last night the show grounds at the foot of Mansfield (treat were the center of attraction to all the rmall boys and many of tbe grown ones. Tbe parade yesterday morning was one of the best ever witnessed here and drew large crowds to tbe streets along whioh it passed, There was no doartb of masio and the many Mae horses elicited much praise. The rain in tbe afternoon interferred somewhat wi'h people getting to tbe show grounds bat onoe under the big tents it mattered very little to the large andienoe. The program, which was along and varied, one included several noteworthy novelties, especially the a;t of professor Dockrill daring whioh sixty three horses are introduced and ■how some really remarkable fine training. The trapese acting and ae rial bar stunts were great, as were the difficult acrobatic feats. The show is well maoagpd and there la nothing in a O7 part of the perfor mance to offend the moat fastidious. From the time the grand entree be* gins until the last act there li al ways something going on in both of the ringe or on the raised platform in the center of the large tent. The collection of animals in the menagerie tent is large and embrace* some fine speoimens, The attendance at night was larger than in tbe afternoon and the perfor mance if anything was better. The show went to Baxley last night where two performances will be giren today. A HAPPY EVENT Friends Celebrate Mr. Ben Bochardt’s Birthday and His Betrothal is Announced. A most enjoyable social event waa the atag party given at the reeidenoe of Mr. A. Boohardt on Sunday night. It was to celebrate a happy coincidence, Mr. Ben Boohardt’s thirty-fifth birth day and bis betrothal to Miss Marie Kehman. of Greenwood, Miss. Miss Rehman it the younger sister of Mr*. A. Rothschild, She has visited in Brunswiok a number of times and has endeared herself to a host of friends here whom she has deservedly made, A congratulatory telegram that was trans mitted to Miss Rehman was signed by tbe relatives and nnmorons friends present. An elegant sapper was served and the occasion will long be remembered by those present, WANTED—A good 000 k. Apply to J. W. Watkins, 201 Bay street. THE ACCIDENT TO FRED WAY. He Was Caught In a Whirling Belt and Severely Injured, The relatives and friends of Mr. Fred E. Way, a Brunswick boy now living in Savannah, were greatly shocked on Sunday morning to learn that he had met with what was thought at the time to be a fatal aooident, Mr. Way is employed by tbe Edison Eleotrie Illuminating company as a dynamo tender, and on Saturday met with an accident whioh may ooet him his life. Preparations were being made to start tbe dynamo when he was caught in one of tbe belts and whirled around a wheel and thrown to the tl >or with terrific foroe. His left arm was badly broken and torn and he may have sustained internal injuries. 1. seems that no one saw the acoident and it is not known just how it oocurred. The first intimation that anything was wrong was had when bis body struok the floor. He was apparently lifeless when picked np by hie fellow employes and the ambnlsnoe was summoned. The men in tbe power house were of the opinion that he would die before the hospital was reached, Mr, Way was taken to the Park View Sanitarium, and Mr, W. J. Way, his unole, who aooompanied his mother to Savannah and returned yesterday says that the dooto; s are much enoouraged by his present oondition. The broken arm has been set and the young man is conscious. His father and mother are at his aide and everything that medical skill can devise is being done. Mr. Way eaya hie nephew s body is one mass of bruises and he has tub? kept u- der tbe influence of opiates Tbe physicians are hopeful but cannot ascertain tbe 6xaot oondition of their patient nntil be reoovers from the awful shook of the terrible experience be went through and the operation of setting his broken arm. It will be sometime before they oan tell just what tif any internal injuries be has sus tained. Much sympathy was expressed by Mr, Way’s many friends in Brunswiok, who all wish him a speedy recovery, PANIC IN PRISON. Blaze in Virginia Penitentiary Causes Wild Confusion, Riohmond, Va., Dso. 2— Tue burning of a pile of straw in one of tbe cells of the Virginia penetenliary last evening threatened the destruction of tbe institatson, and threw its 1,200 in mates into the wildest exoitement, Tbe oity was thrown into a state of excitement by tbe turning in of the military call, this being done as a pre cautionary measure. Tbe military re sponded promptly. The blase occurred in one of the rooms used for solitary oonfinemsnt, and was deteoted so promptly that the attaobes practically put it out before the arrivrl of the department. The cenviets were thrown into tbe most intense exoitement. Their screams and yells were pitiable. They were brought out of their cells and as sembled in the court, but were so wrought up that they could hardly be oollected. With the arrival, however, of the military order was restored. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, to gentlemen. 821, Union St. Double brick boose. For Whooping Cough use CHENEY’S EXPECTO RANT, II Kill II orni ■ m Rill ntuyjfiiauiH la His tecs to & gross ToHay Trusts, Nicaragua Canal, Merchant Marine and a Larger Navy Some of the Topics. The New Y . give ths following m romi of Lbv most interesting pjlnts io Lie fori'. coming me ge A vigorous plea to Congress to a laws that will meet this great. *; and growing danger. The president io in favor of greate? publicity Overcapitalization, dis honest representations and d'-sr-g.. of the common law ara oandem.ied t tha president denounces man, of t,ot methods rsa by promoters of trusts, It is a warning of stringent l-;ws to come if these abuses tinued. He advocates the principal c f recip rccal trade relations, bat nii-ikdu - c epeoific reoommt’Edatiojs. He advo cates a reduction of sugar duties'is i Cuba in return fur the adtsheior: of commodities from the United.Bl;y ? * *t lower rates of duties than now charged. This arrangement is to go into jL Fresli j V Country j Eggs. ■ ■ . ’ ,r Today Only ‘ 28c per Dozen,* OSS ’PtsONK 10,8. •, it SI ' tMWr YfUl L pH ' H Qf\\f fl nIfY r ‘1 m i that wears out €g: >’ ' slioes v month? Is he wo. th $2? If so come buy a pair of ORUiSER boys shoes for f;> ■ ahi see the result. Only at L£i : *• S* PRICE JbTVE CENTS. \ "... . ou government is /* ’ ■ K yel; ..t ;u favor of jetting tb mi revision for the p. serif. Our i . .bother Towers are i /, °ud tbs president j st ion the purpose of his admiiiiatr-itUx to coutidua them. lie >e a rum believer In M nroc Doctrine and points to its oreign Power*. He favor of the ratifU aty with Great Britain- • hopes to see action takes :1 a*art work on lines laid down ; y th; oiu'.a, commission. it'is impressed with the deuitat. yr.f <•' i iing up thomerohant ■t mention the word auu dy? t >. av-j? the matter to con grots. neat of the Chinese a eo, and early to. > u 1, •.. a it expires in Stay. or the navy are a -to i> a it j • painted out that ■ - .4 -a r. ■ :..,a b.lilies of the na> in expanding tae navy imperative. prifttiens for m f '-1 the r ciamatioa of dee'. * * laif are eagges’-ed. i Who is go ng to get the Closet that is g iiv? to b3 given away J Why Vie . n.e that gets the lucky number. Get a ticket - itk. rvi: v ;. .eJi purchase o; 2.je. Get all the tickets u can gst any it that is class gro ii; place and as for y as can be any other place, c<- i- leun quality; and at the ?:et chances China Closet, and possibly get it. To fifl,C;mJai.ld, 1932 • W, H. DeVofl. ’Phone 109. ■ iVmif a - r.UUIIC, > • y ' - o affording every '-• ;ty to oar customers consistent >'* • if ’i ; iug, wo a/o. prepared to s ■ a Afireinistir,tor or Executor of 1.. •. * : .of property of >uda in judicial -Generally to exer our powsirs as a Trust Company IwtC* Saak i frast Cos, •s W M,