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2 The Brunswick Times IlUblUbed 1889- The Brunswick Call. Eitablieheil 18#S. The Brunswick Times-Call, CONSOLIDATED 1800, Published IKRT MOHNINU EXCEPT MONDAY. BYR. A. MULLINS, LESSEE. The Tlinei-C&ll will l<e delivered by oarr'er or mall per year, 1f,09, per week !G cents. Cor respondents on live euhjerls solicited. Real oameol writer should accompany same. Bob cnilptions payalile in advance. Address all communications to Til K TIMKB-OALL, Brunswick, Oa. TO 8UB80RIBER8: Subscribers are requested to notify the offloc when they fell to get any issue of the Times- Call, attention to this matter will be ap. ie clated by the pnblisbers. It la said that the president's message was given closer attention by congress men than any message reud in yea s. I( Mr. Bryan runs for Governor of Nubrask* and is elected, he will be in position to re enter national politics, This is said to be his pri gramme. Minister Wu has ceased to loye American newspapers af er all these years of adinlra'ion end esteem. They have fhikn out over the Chinese ex elusion aot. Kural free delivery is expeo'ed to keep the boys on the fnrm, because they w 11 u longer have to go to the puss, tile* 1 or ihey will have so much go, and reading they will forget rlielodgo. There will be genuine sorrow in •II p*rt of the uouutry over he nen tbat Sol rimilli Russell. Ihu famous aoor, will never appear before the foeiligli’t aga'H He ia a hopeless invalid* A physician has declared tha It only 20 minute* a day were epmil in phyooal exercise a* an adjunct t i mental edu cation moat pecple might live to 70 without a day’s illness, and pcruape prolong their lives to 100 years, L mislana’s new consti utlou is m.de the first Urgtn of the new congress, Mr Moody, of Massachusetts, has iu troduoed s resolution calling for an in vestigatiou to ascoriaiu If the voting privilegesof any citizens of that state have been abridged, The presideut’a aunual message to congress went In this year for the lira time in print The two oopies tor the two houses were printed ou p per 61 the ituh size as that which was used heretofore for the written copies though the paper is a heavy white, it stead of ths bine tint which has been in liar, Each oopy was rlcblv hooud m brown morocco with stiff covers, with simple gold border and lettering, the words on >he front being: "Message ct tin President of the Uni ed S ales, 1901 ” FOR RENT.- A de.irabl* ntwly furuished room with hoard. “X" this offlea. BLOWN 'lO ATOMS. The old idea that the body someliuiiß needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill has beea explod'd; for Dr R ug’s New Life l*lll, which are perfectly harmless, gently simulate liver and bowels to expel poisonous mutter, cleanse the system and absolutely cure constipation and sick headache. Oo.y •J6o st all drug stores NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS, For the pnrpoee of eollectiug state ami comity tax for ItMlI, J will be at the following county preclucts as follows: t. Simons, 26th disk, Oct. 22, Nov. 12, Pec. 8 Sterling, 1548th " “ 23, “ IS, “ 4 Pyles Crossing, 27th diet. •• 24, * 14, •• & Jamaica, UW.'th (list. * 26. •* 15, 8 lit uu-wlck Oct 38,28 and 29, Nov. 18, 18 and It*. Dec. 7, and 18, J. READ, T. C. Q. C. For LaUrippe and Intlu enza use CHKNEY’B KX-j SECTOR AN l. I Tnis is up in Maine: Fifty-two em ployes of the Logan Iron and Bteel oompany have quit work beoanse of the appointment of a colored foreman over them. Mora colored workmen were carried there to work in the acrap yards but the mill men refuse to work the iron handled by them. Serious dillijultie* between the white and blaok workmen are feared Let us see. Maine Isn’t duwu south, it it? A westerner who knows what be is 'hiking about is advising young men In the overcrowded east to go south. “There’s a great opperiumby in the south for quick, ac.ive, energetic young men with some capital and ability enough to know how to use i r . properly, says the Chattanooga Times. ‘'The south Is no place, however, for young men who don’t know how to work. We don’t need any young men for street corner adornments.” The Times is torreot. The aontb is as busy as a bee is a hive and is no place for drones or dead bia's Come south, young man, if you want to work, bat If you don’t, you are not needed in our business. Secretary ofthe Treasury’s Report Washington, Deo, 6—The annual report of Secretary of the Tr‘asury Gage Dhows that the revenues of the government from all sources for the fl ea! year ended June 30, 1901, were $639 316,530,93, Toe expenditures for the same period were $1521,598,546,64, bow>ng a surplus of $77,717,984 38. C inpared with the fiscal year 1900 he recsipts for 991 increased $29,721. 099 74, and thers was an increase of $22,253,561,44, in exptnditures. SHIPPING REPORT, Oorrootsd Daily by Oapt. Otto Johanneisii Port of Bruns Deo 5, 1901 . arrived. Spanish Steamer Altamera, Zarago* /.a, Fernandina Schooner Stephen G Loud, Pearson, Boston. 11l YOUR LIFE WORTH 25 CENTS? Consumptives, wa know that you have nsen dissappointed many times, but make jna more effort Tto be cured. Uoooh’o Ueaican Syrup has cured thousands and It will cuie you. Consumption isthe result ttf the food material that should go to sup port the body and sustain life being ab sorbed and thrown off in tubercu! oils mat ter, To overcome this waste of vital force and restore the nourishment to the system >n its natural course, is to cure. This is accv.mptuhed hy Gooch's Mexioan Syrup, it controls coughs, night sweats, spitting al blood, soreness in chest, inflamed throat and lung,., difficulty of breathing, heavy tour.he accompanied witn expectoration and par**' ed lips. We know you have been dif.-appo, ’.led many times, but make one •ore effoi tto save youwelt. You can buy 4 bottle o aooch's Mexican Syrup (or 25c, I cures i simple cough as if by magic, and vine beet emedy for whooping eoug h s. - rs ~ ~] LUMBER IS LIKELY TO “GO DP" in price, so it is good policy for you to place your order now, and get tlio advan tage of present prices. We have a com plete line of moulding, mill work, etc., all seasoned woods. Kiln dried flooring and ceiling always in stock. Phone 197. Lang 1 & Wood Pl acing Mill CASTOR IA jfor lnfiutß ami Childrito. 1) Nad You Have Always Bougirt £Z,T. THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL, FRIDAY- fWOEWER 6 1901 Women are Like rifklA/OrW: Healthy andstrong I they blossom and bloom. Sickly, they wither and die. Every woman ought to look well and (eel well. It’s her right and duty, but she might as well try to put out a fire with oil as to be healthy and at tractive with disease corroding the organs that make her a woman. Upon their health depends her health. If there Is inflammation or weakening drains or suffering at the monthly period, attend to it at once. Don’t delay. You're one step nearer the grave every day you put It off. Women can stand a great deal, but they cannot live forever with disease dragging at the most delicate and vital organs in their body. You may have been dece.ved in so-called cures. We don't see how you could help it— there is so much worthless stuff on the market. But you won’t be dis appointed in Bradfield’s Female Reg ulator. W e believe it is the one medi cine on earth foi womanly ills. There is as much difference between it and other so-called remedies as there is between right and wrong. Bradfield’e Female Regulator soothes the pain, stops the drains, promotes regularity, strengthens, purifies and cleanses. It does all this quickly and easily and naturally. It is for women alone to de cide whether they will be healthy or sick. radiield’s Regulator lies at baud. &. per bottle at drug store. _i for our free booklet. TTTr siunnriD RFGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ga. Fall and Winter hats have never been ex celled in any previous display. These hats are all of very artistic concepts n and are developed in goods of excep tionally good quality and beauty. Perhaps no such value has never been offered. HISS KATE SLATED 104 MLOUCKSTER ST., HI DISEASES ora tha snost fatal of all dfe nm, KOI EV’C kidney cure it • lULts aDytraMßtH4 or money refunded. Contain remedies recognized hv eaaA sent physicians as (ha out for Kidney and Bladder trouble* mew n* *jrf iaa W. J.|I!UTT3. “ ' | 1 I 1 r ''• Don’t Forget to glauc at s >me of the small specialties which will be found on our counters. A few pennies here and thore will secure some valuable remedy or useful article. There are dozens of such in our stock of DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES and we can recommed each one as being; the best of Its kind They have been se lected from a great variety offered because of superior qualities. These are all eold at very lew prices. SMITH’S PhARM4CY s SB.* OF BENEFIT TO YOU. D. S. Mitchell, Fulford, Md . "During a ioi'g illness l was troubled with bad sores, was advised to try DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Sa’ve and did so with wonderful results. 1 was perfectly cured It is the bee salve on the market ’’ Sure cure for phe. sores, burns. Beware of counterfeits. W. J. Butts i TO THE PUBLIC. In vuraute ce to request of the McKinley Natioaal Memorial Asso iation whose I statement to thi pub ,: c is published in another column in tois paper, we take this method of cdlirg the attention of the people of Brunswick to the subject and to ask their co operation in this very lauda ble undertaking. It is the purpose of the Associ ttion as defined in the certificate of incorporation to erect and maintain at Canton Ohio, a suitable memorial to the late president, and to raise the necessary funds for that purpose by popular subscription. As stated by the Board of Trustees cf the Association “the memorial is to be in the highest sense the sincere expression of al* the people of the country of their love for President McKinley at-d of their admira tion for the qualities ex . reseed so emi nently in hie life and deeds.” As they also express it “It is the purpose to have the offerings of the pceple voluntary with a full opportunity to all to contribute.” Feeling confident that the people of Brunswick, who have shown that their love for the late president and their grief over the tragic ending of hie noble career was as sincere and heartfelt as that which found expression elsewhere throughout our strioken land, will desire to participate in this great national undertaking, we do not hesitate to ask in behalf of the associa tion, their hearty 00-operation. The following well known citizens of Brunswick have been selected as a com mittee to receive contributions in behalf of the association; N Emanuel, C Down ing, W.G. Brantley, C. P. Goodyear, F. D. Aiken, M. Kaiser, iV. E Kay, A. J, Crovatt, E H. Mason, H. T. Dunn. The name and postoffi :e address of each contributor will be forwarded to the treasurer of the association, with the fund rem itted for preservation in the archives of the association, and each contributor to the fund will receive from the association a souvenir certificate which will be worthy of preservation as evidence of the holder, participation in the work The National Bank of Brunswick and he Brunswick Bank and Trust Cos., will receive on behalf of the committee such contributions as the people of Brunswick may desire to make and forward the same promptly to the Treasurer of the Associa tion H eney T. Bunn, C. Downing, N. Emanuel. C. P. GOODYEAR, F D. Aiken. SAVED HIS LIFE. “I wish to tav that I feel I owe my life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,’ writes H. C. -hrestenson of Mayfield, Minn. “For 3 years f was troubled with dyspepsia so that I could hold nothing on my stomach Many times X would be unable to retain a mon el of food. Finally I was confined to my bed. Doctors said I oould not live. I read one of your advertisements on Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and thought it at my ca e e and commenced its use 1 began to im prove from the brat bottle. Now I am cured and recommend it to all. ” Digests your food. Cures all stomaoh troubles. W. J. Butts. We Never Hesitate when a p. umber is needed, to dispatch one promptly totte scene of trouble. And the skii'fai way 'he work is done will please th i most oriiioal ou-tomer The a. aterlal used i" high grade and will >ist for years under all ordinary strain. Oui vr 'as are especially interesting. A. H BAKER, J 205 Gloucester St. IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE Tne fame of Buoklen’s Arnica Salve, as the b'er in ihe wof 10,extends round the earth. I’* the one perfect tieahir of outs, corns, bums, bruises, soie?, soalds, boils, ulcers, felons. sch.'B, pains and all skin eruptions. Only infallible pile cure, 25i a box at all druggists, CHARTS F JR SAIE. Charts tide tables and other publications, U. S. coast and Geodetic survey for sale by C. W. Deining Phones’ 1?2 or 31, OASTOHIA. Sears the /f The Kind You Have Always Bought T* - FOR HALE —A handsome silver servlor. Prioe reasonable. Apply 210 Key no Ms street. f9oo Drops] CASTOR)/, t.'ln: ‘Hn, ~;.i i l '"' '' - I ' l ' 11 ' Preparationfor As similating Ihc Food andfieg da ting the Stomachs and Bowels of I HiL Promotes Digestion,Cheerful ness and Rest Contains neither Opium,Morphine nor>linerai. Not Haucotic. fyo'fit afor^Jt-SMtlELPtrcjJEff Himpfon Seed' " \ Lx. Senna * I Rorke lle Salts -f AaiseSeetl* \ fr&xnwnt - ) IJr farbonaleSafa + l \ CUmfied Sugar JtßUtfjrrwi Flavor. / Apetfecl Remedy for Constipa tion , Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature oP NEtV YORK. M ffcMR * i EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER THE Hi m l ill! 1111!, Camphor and Celluloid 0 y,.!al Refin ers and Manufacturing Chemist. Incorporated Uoder the Laws of the State >f Delaware. Gap' a $500,000 Divided Into 50 000 6 per cant. Preference Sba’es of $5 O') each and 50 000 Ordinary Shares of $5 00 Each. Payable $2 00 on Application, $1 00 on Allot cent ands 2 00thre Months After Allottment Issue of 27,000 6 percent Preference and 27,000 Ordinary Shares of $5 each, at Par, DIRECTORS: aRCHIKALD MELDKU F. I S„ B *>*•*. B eside :, M. FRANK, 904 CL no•*“ i Av< wu~. •.•••• s, N- *• Y." . GARDNER W. KIMBALL o' D D’nr * T u-r On , W mi < on, Del. G. G. MURRAY, Blsokshna'. R-fMd n< Dire'tor fir in* Gl I M l ‘g 1 ~ Ld. SOLICITORS! E“TES& WALKER, Blark-b - tr, (3a. ASSISTANT CHEMIST: T. •*. GRAY, Black-h at, Q>\. BANKERS: BI AGKSHEaR BA S K, Hl-rH- r, GERMANIA BANK, 8* a r, G a Office and Works. BLA/’KSHE vK, 'A. M. TE M Pl*E TA YL‘ <R * tv,h-r- ad T -m-or,-, c ~„, SAVA NN A H lit. Kegid'ered 0111 <?: 902 vl.-k' Si , WILLING ON". t.L, ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. n panv lias been formed to -p opt a .1 canv out an agret meat in- w.. n An Meldrum. Slanu a Turing Chemi-t, Bla- ksac r. Go.. I. s. A. 1-; toi ■> with tl< Blael.si r Manufacturing Company, Bin k-he>-, (la.),a*id tlicGii.be Mauuf.it ri-g i ompany. Ii -a . ,i. Camphor Refiner- and Manufacturing Clic idi-t sll M , -ii llou-eChumlia -, .'adon hr.:i. n . and whose works are situated at West Norwood. England, Hoboken, Ant a erp, Ft ant c ii, sub! agreement being dated 2nd day of September, leal The agreement compri-es the so i e rights of Unit id suites and Can ida to manufactmv Camphor. Celluloid Crystals, and by-prouucs under Ue> Globa \ aun'oettiii. g i ompanr's vat ious processes. The processes being secret, it is not desirable in the interests of the Compute to go t;ay details, bul the secret docoments have been dul; v s aled ana deposited with 'th i ..inpan 's solicitors as per attreemcm with Mr. M.-lnrnm. A working capital of $5 < 000 is ample for the mami suturing of 50 tors of camphor, cellu loid crystals and by-products per month and for which a mark-, has already beep acquired. The gross profit, on this production is estimated to give, aft r b ‘wring al charges, a sum o ~( less than $120,000 for distnbut on on the Preference and Ordinary -him . tea-big a sum of $70,000 for the purpose of reserve fund, or fo- further e.\ten-ion of the bu-mess. The Company also acquires 25U acre- of antl.ad.vel ing boos<- a ■ I an abtndar.ee of fi”e timber. The purchase price for the, laid is SCO,; foi thi rights to n.a<>ulaetor-. under tp.) various processes $2'2.000. leaving a balance of 4211,800 The total o ,st for building works and installing plant and machinery capable of producing 3 tons per day is SBI,BOO, leaving the work ing capital at $50,000, ami SIOO,OOO for future issue The only agreement existing are: Ist. Between the Company and Arc'd Meld rum, wherein he sells to the Company the Ann rie >" rights for manufacturing at $.’82000 and 250 acres of land, including dwelling house and timber at sß,2oo,total $288200, parable as to $158,900 in cash and $13c,000 in Ordinary shares. 2nd. Agreement betwcei the Con.puny and Archibald Mi iflrurn. whetein Ihe iat'er agrees to act as Manrgine Director for 10 rears at a safa y of $5 000 |,e; aimum. 3rd. Agreement between Archd M'ddnnn and the Industrial Trust Company, 60-82 Liberty street. New Yurt, as to the guarantee t hg of this issue. Mr. Meblrum will be a large stockholder, having agreed to itceep' a i.">-gi portion of the Surchasc price in ordinary stock, tnus showing the business will be em uuctecl unou s ife line- Ir. Mel rum is a thorough, practical nu:nufactu.ing chemist, understanding the practice manufactuie of Camphor, its by-product. ISorax, Kora, ic Acid, Sulphuric Acid, Ar.-onic, Starch and many other chemical too numerous too mention. 'ny improvements hat Mr. Mel run may bring out as regards reducing cost of mnnu.aeture, or new process, s. bc-'ine th properly of the Company. This Company will consider the luanufac n-e of varmu.- : i cmicals and more especially Arsenic, and for which there is a growing demand. A convention w-s held at Brunswick, Ga., on April ft, not, to consider the cultivation of the plant known as “Cassava *' Starch can be manufactured at a low cost from this plant, and should it be planted to any great extent in this State, s arch manufacturing w " ,-iso be con-id red. Ic is estimated the Company will be in a position to fill orders earl;- next \ ear . Ir. tdv arrange ments have been and are being made for the sale of the total Outp it of in- Coin nan \s prnduuls. The advantages o' manufacturing u Bliit kshcar are many. it-, , ho -ir is pttte; secondly, the water is good and fr e; tnird'y. ultor is cheap; lonrt.hl-, ttr s ;J „r .ton is easy, as the railroads would run into the works; fifthly, it ilu ndy for New Yu ,ani ot r markets', also for shipping, The Imports of Camphor n r year 189!) amounted to I wt sr. 1> , valued at $322,100, ana in 19, 0.1;789,580 lbs , valued at $185,071. It will be seen Utctv .s „ good outlook for this Company. No promotion money is being paid and Mr Meldrum nays al. expen.—s up to allotment. Pi'ospectu-es ana application forms may be had of the Banket g, Molicitora. offices of the Company or Secretary. Cheap Rates to JACKSONVILLE —Via The— CUMBERLAND ML $3 to Jacksonville, 52 to Fernaudiua.l pi Wifill llfy S WHiH For Infants nr and Oh'.ldren. h grACjagQM-.fc-.iwri—i■ m c-.iiA*iUDewi Th? Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the / % Signature / If , iVv h jfV In rt/ Use \ M f]ypr in y h s Thirty Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY. tMEW YOAH CITY. :am w on E irth, 1 and c^uipne i with ail the ’atest improvements SOLD ON ETERMS O. F, GAY, 5J4 Gloucester Street-