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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL VOLUME XI. NUMBER 369 Your Head IMeeds^^—^ COKE a DANDRUFF S CURE. We have a big shipment direct from the makers, W J BUTTS, DRUGGIST -*6 Agent Hvyler Candies DENTOMYRH Fo the Teeth. Mouth, Gums and Breath. HUNTER—SALE DRUG CO Agents Lowney Candies. ’Phone VI . Gapes, Collarettes. Jackets. All Kinds ot Furs- Mens and boys Clothing- Complete stock of Ladies Skirts at diflf rent prices. Don’t Buy Elsewhere until you hove examined my stocks, and I will convince you that I can save you money. Mrs. M, Isaac. 208—2081 Newcastle Street. FRUIT CAKES! FRUIT CAKES! Kennedy’s 20c pound, they are at their best when age has brought out their rich flavor. We have them just a year old. The icing has turned a little yellow. On thai account we will sell them at 20c pound. THOMAS KEANY, FANCY GROCER. 512 Newcastle St. $ Brunswick, G-a, POSTIVELY < The Last Bargain Sale THIS YEAR, On Monday Dec, 9, and Tuesday Dec. 10 at J. H. HELLER & BRO, ***** 220 Newcastle Street Cull for circular if you did not ifet one. BRUNSWICK. GA., SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 8, 1901 THE ELECTION ON TUESDAY NEXT Ad Address Here Given and Heariii? Endorsed Id lie Interests of the ‘BnsiDess Mod’s Ticket,” Messrs. A. L. Fraklio, i. Kaiser, ff, B. Cook and ff. s. Tailor BUSINESS MEN’S TICKET For Aldermen: W. B. COOK. M. KAISER. To the Voters of Brunswick: Below we publisn aa address to the peace loving voters at Brunswick and we unhesitatingly endorse the senti ments contained therein as wall as the gentlemen in the interest af whosa aandidacy it is written, viz; Messrs. A. L, Franklin, M. Kaiser, W. B. Cook and W. 8. Taylor, The business interests of Brunswisk are the most vital to tbe community, for with good business interests represent* ed in our city government good moral interests are certain to be mainta ned. The 'a ; ms for the candidacy of the gentlemen whom we see fit te endorse and commend to the voters of Bruns - wick are admirably and suoointly set forth in the address which we publish below and this address should be care fully read by every voter who bae tbe beet Interests of Brunswick at heart. The gentlemen named, each, either own or represent property interests here which in itself alone would make them careful to administer public affairs for the good of all, but in addition to this they are men of high business integrity, sucoeisful in their own affaire and fully capable of handling tbe municipal reins of government in a manner satis, factory to evjry per.'oa in this com munity. We heartily bevpaik for the ticket we name the votes of every man who is registered for tLe ooming eleotioa on Tuesday next. The committee appointed by Chair man W.E. Kay at tbe citizens mass meeting held at tbe city hall in Ootoher have issued the following address: To the Voters of Brunswick: Our city is now at a period in its history when faotional strife is pecu. liarly, undesirable, and when harmon ious action ou tbe part of its oitizens is essentially important. We arc to day on the threshold of an era of un precedented prosperity, and our future bids fair to oouipenßate for m&cy of ths misfortunes of former years. Confirmed in tbe belief that pros perity and political strife rarely, if ever, take op their abode in the same municipality; and more strongly con firmed in the belief that the business men of Brunswick want nothing but good government and good mon in office, and therefore have no iasne over which to oontend: a unmber of repre ■amative business men took upon themselves the responsibility of oalling a mast meeting of tbe oitizens of Bruns w<ck for tbe purpose of nominating an aldermanic tioket to be voted for at the munioipal election on December 10th., that would meet with approval; that would be above reproaoh from the standpoint ot both character and capa pility; and that would, therefore, save tbe oity from the harsh and bitter dissension u.ualiy attendant upon a political campaign. With this end in vtew, a mass.meeting was called to woioh all tbe oitirens of Branswiok were invited and urged to attend, The reeult of this meeting was the nomi nation of an aldermanic tioket compos- A. L. FRANKLIN, W.S, TAYLOR, ed of Messrs. W. B. Cook, M. Kaiser, A. V. Wood and A. L. Franklin. Mr. Wood declined to aooept this nominat ion, aad a subsequent meeting of oitizens substituted tbe name of Mr. W. 8. Taylor for that of Mr. Wood. These meeting were oalled in good faith. They were attended by a large number of our beat oitizens. They represented the business interests of our city. They were nominated by no olique, ring or faction. They were not run by politicians, bat by our best business men. Tbe leaders of the faotlon known as the “Law and Order League" were urged to attend these meetings and unite with other good citizens in the harmonious adjustment of faotional differences. Many of the most prominent citizens belonging to that organization did attend these meetings, participated in them, and are now endorsing the action there taken. Borne of them who were dissatisfied on aooount of their failure to control the ■eoood meeting repudiated its action and subsequently nominated another tioket. Yotir suppirt for tbe tioket compos ed of Messrs. Cook, Kaiser, Taylor and Franklin is invited upon the following grounds: It stands for unanimity of notion on the part of all good citizens in an ef fort to lay aside factional feeling and join the prooession of progress. It is oomposed of intelligent, oapable, progressive, honorable men, who re gard publio office ss a publio trust. It is oomposed of men wbo cannot be controlled in the interest of any olique or ring, hut who will administer publio affairs solely for the public good. The gentlemen on this ticket, while they de not advooate tbe reinearnation of the ancient “Blue Laws’* of Connec- all stand, and for many years have stood both by precept and exam ple, for the observance of law and the preservation of order. They represent the business men of the city and have been nominated by business men who have a stake in the welfare of the city, rather than by a faction willing to venture tbe whole future upon one narrow idea peouliar to themselves. Upon these grounds your oordial anpport for the business men’s tioket is solicited, and it is urged that you not only cast your ballot in its favor, bet that you also exert your influence with your friends to tbe same end. Mass Meeting. A mass meeting of the citizens of Brunswick is called to meet at the city hall tomorrow, Monday, night at 7.30 AH who are interested in the welfare of the city are requested to be present. NOTICE OF KLBOTJON, There will be an eleotlon held on Tuesday, Dee. 10,1901, at the oity hall for four aldeimen to serve for the ensuing two years. Manager* appoint ed : J. T. Lambrlgbt, C. 1). Ogg and W. J. Way. Polls open 7a. m. and oloae fi p m. standard time. N. I), Kussell. Clerk of Council. POLITICAL RUMORS. Will J. M. Smith Be Boomed for Governor of Georgia? Atlanta, Deo, 7.—Political rumors arc floating around fast. And they are arising because so many politicians are in town. Hon. J, M. Smith. Hon. J. M. Terrell, Ho ", Tope Brown, Hon- Fleming G, dußignon, and Hon. E. T. Brown met in the office of Gover nor Candler yesterday afternoon. This big conference set the politicians to talking and they have been talking ever since, And yesterday afternoon It was reported that Pope Brown and Jim Smith held a lengthy conference in the office of tbe railroad commission. To day the question is bsing asked, “What means this conference?" Is it tbat Jim Smith is going to be in the race for governor, or does it mean that Pope Brown has agreed to retire? 1 hear tbat Pope Brown has been promised reappointment as railroad oommissionerwben his present term ex pires if be does not run for the place. Then I hear another crowd is going to make an effort to get Jim Smith, J. 11. Estili, and Henry G, Turner in the mix-up against Joe Terrell, so ns to send tbe delegates to tbe convention about evenly divided. But it is possi ble to bear almost anything hero now. Still, as I have said all along, the olos ing day* of the legislature are always the moat interesting and tbe polltioal men Hook here from all sections of the country. All of them seem to be anxious to get into the sohemee that are being ar ranged, and nobody seems to desire to get left. Speolal sale of comforts, blankets, Jacket*, oapse and reefers *n Monday and Tuesday at Heller’s. 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 2 jc. 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 he Drawn Jan. Ist, 1932 • W. H. DeVoe. Phone 109- Tfl HAVE YOU that wears out Is he worth If so come buy a pair of ARMORED CRUISER boys shoes for $2 and see the result. Only at LEVY’S. PRICE IT YE CENTS. m !im mne | j&i iifJ.T I i New Fruit Wes ! (.71;S L' IN) 1, 2 and 5 Poun\ I Fresh Piekl3\ j (JUST INI V Sweet mixed, \ German dills, Sour Cucumbers. I Fruit (take Material (OF ALT, KINDS) Currants, Raisins, Citron, \ Orange'Peel; candied, Lemon-Peel; Figs, Dates, Spic^qiall kinds. Fancy Cakes. Apricot cream, Orange bars, Five o’clock teas, [ Slice fruit, Cream dessert, ur Fine mixed. Coffees. Try our “own brand,” Mocha and .lava at and 3?c in one pound | tins, I Fire Works. Don’t buy until you get our prices next week. Largest stock in Brunswick. v Mice, In addition to affording ejcry facility to our customer* consistent with safe banking, wo are prepared to act aa Administrator or Excsutor of Estates, Guardians of property of minora, and to make Bonds in judicial and other matter* —Generally to exor oiaa all on- powers au a Trust Company Brunswick Sank & Trust Cos, 8. W, Sals, fchin-