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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL VOLUME XI. NUMBER 369 Your Head Needs^^—^ COKE S DANDRUFF £ CURE. We have a big shipment direct from the makers. W J BUTTS, DRUGGIST -§ Agent H yler Candies 8- IIENTOHH Fo the Teeth. Mouth, Gums and Breath. HUNTER-SALE DRUG CO Agents Lowney Candies, ’Phone 27- Capes, Collarettes. Jackets. All Kinds of Furs- Mens and boys Clothing- Complete stock of Ladies Skirts at different prices. Don’t Buy Elsewhere until you have examined my stocks, and I will convince you that I can save you money. Mrs M. Isaac. 208— Newcastle Street. FRUIT CAKES! FRUIT CAKES! Kennedy’s 20c pound, they are at their best when age has brought out their rich flavor. We hare them just a year old- The icing has turned a little yellow. On that account we will sell them at 20c pound. THOMAS KEANY, FANCY GROCER. $1? Newcastle St., Brunswick, Ga, Just Received A full line ot Linen Goods, Linen Sets, Linen Towels and Linen Napkins. Suitable For X-mas Presents. J. H. HELLER & BRO, *—■**••22o Newcastle Street.*— Leaders of Low Price*. BRUNSWICK. GA., SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 14, 1901 (18 Mi • PM i Disaireiile Chaip is Going The tioe weather we have enjoyed for the past few day r, will liksly be superoedrd by a dia&gFcoabie chaogs*. The weather reports indicate it. freezing Weather Rock Springe, Wy., Deo. 13 —A. re port from the Red Desert sheep range eaye that Charles Barnes was frozen to death in the buzzard that has raged the past day or two. The biizzerd has scattered herds in email bunches all over the country aud it. is feared the loe w.H be great. Mercury Goes Down. Lisbon, N. D,, Dac, J 3. It is 32 deg. below zero this morning by the got - eminent thermometer. Heavy Fog in New York. New York, Dec . 13,—The heavy fog that descended on the city in the early morning caused a delay in trtffia all over New York. Some boats were an hour in nr an in g the passage that usually requi js t:v minutes. A number of vessels w.bloh arrived last night re mained at quarantine, as it if impossi ble to make the passage on the barber. Shivering Sheep. Cbeycnne, Dic 13—'i he blizzard raging throughout southern Wyoming is territlc. Great d‘sUes* is repo-ted by sheep men. A Big Storm in English Channel Loudon. Dc. 13.—The atorm which has been prevailing since yesterday has caused a eiegiapblo breakdown throughout the United Kingdom un equalled since 1881. Blizzard Will Help Wheat Crop. Kansas City, Duo. 13 —Reports from all portions of Kansas and western Missouri show that rain fell all day yesterday, turning into sleet or snow. The storm was of enormous benefit to wheat Steamship Hudson Aground. Philadelphia, Deo. 13, —The Mer chants A Miners Transportation Com pany's steamship Hudson, from Savan nah for Philadelphia, with passengers and freight, went aground late ias’ night in Delaware bay, naar Fort Dela ware, during a heavy fog. The weather is so thick that cogs oannot go to the see'sUnoe of the stranded ship, but it is hoped she will be pulled otf as soon as the fog lifts. The steamship Hud son sailed from Savannah Taesday morning. Earthquake Shock Fell. Salem, Ore,, Deo. 13, Ktrly this mornings diatant earthquake shook was felt in this city. The shook lasts di three seconds and the vibrations were from north to sou’h. Windows and dishes rattled, hut no damaga wt> re. ported. Depew's Marriage on Chrismas Eve. New York D-o 12, According to The Times the marriage of Senator Depew to M'* IMmer will take plaos atN'or, F, un <,o Curisiuia# ev * For Croup use CiIKX KY'tt EX I* ECTOR ANT. BLOODY 11 Jill! Bevttit Sonrisefl By Government Troops New Turk, Dec. 13—General Charl es Alban has received a cablegram from Buena Venture giving an account of a big fight at Rio San Juan, uoar Buaua Ventura, on Monday, says the Colon correspondent of The Herald. The revolutionists sent an expedition of 1,60.1 men from Tumaoe. This expe dition was surprised at the river by government troops. Many casualties are reported on both sides. SPECIAL NIGHT AT THE GRAND. Popular Musicians and a First Class Play to Be the Attraction. By cpeolal airaugcment Messrs, Flemicg & Waff offer to the amuse ment loving people of Brunswiok a rare treat at the opera house tonight. ‘ Forget Me Not’’ is the play with the well huown favorite, Rose Coghlan, as the st. *. in addition to thi's the regular orchestra, composed of Messrs. Burr Winton and Herbe-t. Mhler, aud Prof. I’etersie, will be ably aeaisted by Mo- Dulfih’e inoious orohestra, oompr'sing the following well known local musi cians: Messrs. J. A, MoDuflie, J. G. Wilson, George McCullough, Chas. Baumgartner, Remain McCullough, John Baumgartner aud - -Morrison. The combination of these two orches tras will make the musical part of the entertainment a great treat,worth alone the price of admission, whiqh, it being Saturday night—always a bad night for first class theatrical attractions—has been reduced to SIOO for any seat down stairs. Rose Coghlan never plays at, less than $1.60, so it will be seen that the managers of the opera house hove not only arranged a speoial musical treat but have secured the presentation of an intensely interesting society drama by first class artists at a reduced price. The advance sale of seats has been good and the opera house tonight should bo occupied by one of the largest audiences of tte season, All in ail the entertainment promises to be one of the beet of the year. A Correction, In tL a r übliratfon of the oity council procsediugs io yesterday’s issue of the Times-Gall, the paragraph concerning the exoeas costs paid out by the former clerk nrid marshal the words ‘ liability of the” were left out. Too paragraph shou and have rea 1: “Opinion of o.ty attorney on the liability of tbo former dark, BoJef, and the foimer marshal, Ksacn, for exoete ebsts paid on by tut oity,” e.c To Promote Rice Consumption. Crowley, La . Dec. 13.—A* a meet ing of rice growers aril handlers the Kicc Association of America whs or gamred, having for its object the bro motion of the industry, All the states lalereited were represented. The ox* ecutivu committee is to do all in its l ower to promote the ooosump'iou of rice both at home and abroad, KOON D— Fountain j.en on Newcastle •tree*. Tuesday, (Ml at TlmMsL'all office lUST KEEP 1 Ofifll ionroß Docirine Will Be Morcefl Against Germany Wiilematadt. Deo 13 .—There has been a bait io the sxobangs of com munications between Germany and Venezuela, owing to the publication in newspapers of Carraooas of oabls dispatches from the United States, set ting forth that the government at Washington will not oppose any steps which Germany may take to inforoe her rights in Venezuela, with the ex oeption of preventing the annexation of Venezuelan territory. It is believed here that Germany, at the end of the present mouth, will take steps to obtain due acknowledg ment of her claims for $2,000,000 aris ing from losses sustained by German oitizens during the last revolution and disallowed by Venezuela. The situa tion in Venezuela is critical and fears are expressed of a general uprising In January. "BOOM IN BRUNSWICK’S SHIPPING.” An Atlanta Paper Gives Deserved Praiie to a Brunswick Citizen. Under the above headline the Atlanta Journal has this to say about a promi nent citizm of Brunswiok, Mr. C, D. Ogg. secretary of the Board of Trade, who has been in attendance on the good roads convention in that city: “Mr. Ogg has long been identified with every movement that makes for the upbuilding of Brunswick and south Georgia and no min has rendered : more valuable tervioe to that section j than he. | “‘Brunawicl ” said Colonel Ogg j this morning, “ 'is showing a steady, healthy growth and onr people feel more enonuraged than they have felt for years. A matter which we consider worthy of some note is ths faot that our shipping report for the mouth of No vember shows an increase over same month last year, The total value of all claeses of imports amountsd to $2 870,233, and required the oarryintr oapaolty of vessels aggregating 43,211 tons. The outward mevemeut in lum ber, naval siores, cotton and ootton products, phosphates and various mer chandise has been very heavy. The foreign exports alone were 60 per cent larger than those of November, 1900, ootton alone being2oopercent Increase in quantity. Indications point to a heavy foreign export trade all the winter, with prospects of considerable tains in the spring. Coastwise trade, both inward and outward, is heavy,’ ” BHIE NOTICB. Neither t)ie master, owner nor oonaign eee of the Nor. bark Guldregn will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said bark. Slverston, Master, Pay Your City ire. Only one week left in which to pay your City Taxes for year 1901. Digest closes December 20th. Save cost by prompt payment, (ieo. 11, Smith, City Treasurer. PRICE FIVE CENTS. LOOK AT THIS. New Frait 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; candied, Lemon Peel; Figs, Dates, Spices of all kinds. Fancy Cakes. Apricot cream, Orange bars, Five o’clock teas, Slice fruit, Cream dessert, Fine mixed. Coffees. Try our “own brand,” Mocha and Java at 2J and in one pound tins, Fire Works. Don’t buy until you get our prices next week- Largest stock in Brunswick, 1 H(>NK 168. Mice, In addition to affording every facility to our oustomers 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 matters—Generally to ;exer cise all onr powers as a Trust Company Brunswick Bank i Trust Cos. E, W, Sak, Cashier- 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 25'c. Cet all the tickets you can. You can get any thing you want that is kept in a first-class gro cery, at this Diace 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.Dratffl Jan. Ist, 1902 - W. H. DeVoe* ’Phone 109. AC coat! Uu alofM pill In reaJy (or ■ Atooall