Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL VOLUME XI. NUMBER 369 Your Head JNeeds^^—^ COKE % DANDRUFF 3 CURE. We have a big shipment direct from the makers. W J BUTTS, DRUGGIST ->§ Agent H y!er Candies §- I A pp| IE CORE THE ILLS I that flesh is heir to. WN% IWe make a specialty of killing colds at this “"HfeiSSSn 9?ason ; our prescri( !' BA M i-gr- 1 non department is T Wh?- \. thoroughly equipped and the drags are high C x | \ £rade in every respect. We sell toilet requisites I "I and everything that you would expect to And in a first-class drug store. HUNTER-SALE DRUG CO Agents Lowney Candies, Capos, Collarettes. Jackets. All Kinds of Furs- Mens and boys Clothing- Complete stock of Ladies Skirts at diflf rent prices. Don't Buy Elsewhere nntil you have examined my stocks, and I wilt convince you that I can save you money. Mrs M. Isaac, 208—2081 Newcastle Street. FRUIT CARES! FRUIT CAKES! Kennedy’s 20c pound, tht y are at their best w^e T a^e as brought out their rich flavor. We have them just a year old. The icing has turned a li’tle yellow. On that account we will sell them at 20c pound. THOMAS KEANY, fahoy grocer sl2Newcastle 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.w*es P. S.—' V\e sacrifice the 5 and 10c goods of the former 10c stor . BRUNSWICK. GA., FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 6, 1901 FI IBIS SI) I 111 Cora and Provision Way Dj Yesterday Chicago, Deo 5 ‘King” Farmer baa come to Chicago, taken the board of trade by storm, and sent pnoes of all grains climbing above tba reoorda. Business today on ’change was larger and more epeotacalar than for a long time and rivalled the speculative er tbusiaem that marked the days of "Old Hutch” and other giants of the pit. The whole oountry seems to be waking up to a ruinous shortage in the oorn crop and feeding wheat to s'ock as a consequence has brought big buying in that oereal. May wheat touched Its record price for the crop ahortly before noon, selling at 80%, both for December and and May . Corn broke the records of a year's standing, December is selling at 65 and May at 68%. TRAIN THROUGH A TRESTLE. The Plant System Passenger Train Is Wrecked. Wsyeross, Deo. s—Train 32 from Jacksonville to Savannah, with throe Pullman, two passengar, and three baggage and express cara, jumped the track on a trestle over a canal half a mile after leaving Waycroas. The Pullman cars’ armaatdatandiib crash ed through the upper timbers of the trestle and were held suspended over the side by the lower timber*’ ends, both of the Pallman oars dropping five feet below the traok, Opinions d.iF-r as to whether it was cstierd by 'he train jamping the track or the trestle collapsing The Pallman oars were in the oentre of the train. Only three passengers were in the Pullman oars and none was hurt. The treßtle is 35 feet high and was nearly wrecked. NOT TO BE TAXED. Vessels From the Philippine Exempt From Tonnage Tax. Washington, Deo, s,—Hr. Chamber lain, commissioner of navigation, has issued a oiroular,in which collectors of customs throughout the Uaited States are direoted to exempt vessels from the Philippine Islands arriving in this country, from tbo tonnage tax levied uDder authority of the act of 1889. The vessels arriving from foreign ports via the Philippines or visiting foreign ports while on a voyage from the Philippines to the United States are still inbject to the tax. This action is taken under authority of reoent decis ions of the United States Supreme eourt in insular oases. TAX PAYERS. By resolution of connoil passed No vember 30th, an extension an-til De cember 20tb was granted for the pay- i ment of city taxes for 1901. This is for thejparpose of allowing those in ar rears an opportunity to settle with the treasurer without additional oosta. All taxes unpaid after Deoember 20th will be placed in execution, and mu.t be settled with the marshal. Those in terested and who desire to save cost wili please take dne and final notice. Geo. H. Smith, City Treasurer, For Croup use CHENEY’S EXPECTORANT. ifi ■! " NUB List of Civil Cases Sol for Tlirfl wool Superior court was in session a while yesterday and ths following oases were disposed of: J. A. Montgomery vs l). P, Jones, rjeotment, mensa profits. Verdict for defendant by consent, John Rogers v Susie Rogers, divorce Final verdict for plaintiff. C. E. Turner vs. J. H. Soarlett aod F. JE. Philips, Mrs. Ella B. Soarlett, claimant. Claim dismissed. The jurymen were excused until 9 a. m. Monday morning and oonrt recessed until that time when the criminal dooket for next week will be taken up Tbe feliowing civil canes bsvo been assigned for the third week of tbe term; Deo. 16. —Southern Railway oompany va B. H. Daniel* et al, injunction and relief, Brnnswi-'k Bank & Trust oompany vs Gao. Warren, managing owner at al—attachment. R‘chard E Crosby v Brunswick and Western Railroad company—damages. Haaley A Houston vs Florida, Can. tral A Peninsula Railroad—oomplaist, Nathan Mvriok vs Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad oompany—dam ages. Dec 17.—G. 11. Krause vs Taylor Shoe oompanjr—distress warrant. Federal Transport and Insurance oompany et al va Atlantio Cotton Cos., et al —ln equity, stockholders liability, injunction and reeeiver. Dec. 18 —John Doe, ex dem John Fitzgerald et al vs Richard Roe, i. e W. E Burwiok—ejeotment. Alice E. Chandler vs J. M. Hooden pyle—attachment. Lee Godfrey vs Brunswick .fc Western Railroad company—damages. Dec. 19.—James Harper vs Stewart Johnson, S. A. Barney, claimant. OFFICERS SIGN APPEAL. Last Effort Has Been Made for State Troops’ Appropriation. Savannah, Dee. 5 —The last shot has been fired in the battle for an appropri ation from the state for the Georgia state troops. A circular letter was sent nut from Savannah to every member or the state legislature exhorting voles and aid in the effort to secure an appropriation of $30,000. The oircular was prepared by Colonel W. E. Coney, adjutant of the First infantry, who 6eonred the signatures of ten commanding oiiioers of the state. The oircular makes a showing that, It is believed, will not be without effect. MANY HURT LAST NIGHT. Ereight Train Ran Into Passenger and Hurt Many. Birmingham, Dae. 5.—A mixed train of the Birmingham Mineral railroad, while taking water near Beseemer last night, was run into by a freight, J. J. I Dickson, W. M. Keith, Dr. E. P. Lncy, It. J. Tillman. J. E. Dllworth. W. G Windham, and half a dozen negroes were Injured. ora in pit nr Tie Pollic ouit io Fol low suit Amsterdam, Dec, s.—Seini-official Intimations are cireulated to tba effeot that Qieon WUhelmiaa haa forgiven her husband, the suggestion being that the publlo ought to follow suit. Sines Prince Henry re'urned to Het Loo the queen and he have been dining together and gradually resuming normal r*lat ions. Yesterday they walked together and afterward drove in Caatle park The relatione between Prince Henry and members of the eonrt, however, are strained. The former cordiality it re placed by an attitude of frigid polite nes* on the part of the prince consort and apparently the gentlemen of the court are equally indisposed to gloss over recent ecourrences. ENTERTAINED PRINCE. The Prince and Princess ef Wales Dined in Guild Hall. • i London, Deo. s—The eity entertaiaed the Prince and Prinoeii of Wales today at lunebeon in Guild ball and present ed them with an address of congratula tion* on their sucoteefnl tonr of the British empire. The soene in the library of the corp oration's historic quarters, where their royal highnesses were received, was picturesque, levee or diplomatic drees uniforms or judioial robes being worn by a majority of the guest*. 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 2jc. 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 lie Drawn Jan. Ist, 19J2 W. H. DeVoe. ’Phone 109. ft HAVE YOU p®. A BOY that, wears out Is he worth $2? If so come buy a pair of ARMORED CRUISER boys shoes for {s2 and see the result. Only at LEVY’S. PRICE FIVE CENTS. LOOK AT THIS. New Fruit Cakes (JUST IN) 1, 2 and 5 Pounds Fresh Pickles (JUST INI Sweet mixed, German dills, Sour Cucumbers. Fruit Cake Material (OF ALL KINDS) Currants, Raisins, Citron, Orange Feel; candid, Lemon Peel; Figs, Dates, Spices of all kinds. Fancy Cakes. Apricot cream, Orange bars, Five o’clock teas, Slice fruit, CreanUdessert, Fine mixed. Goffies. Try our “own brand,” Mocha and Java at 25 and 3fc in one pound tins. Fire Works. Don’t buy until you get our prices next week. Larget stock in Brunswick, ’PHONE 158. Notice. In addition to affording every f&ollity to our customers consistent with safe banking, we are prepared to aot ae Administrator or Executor of Estatee, Guardians of property of minora, and to make Bonde in judicial and other matters—Generally to >xer cise all our powers as a Trust Company Brunswick Bank & Trust Cos. B. W, Silo, Cashier-