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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
4 New stssI oars

a. An early date the county con'-
missloners will probably ordsx new
steel cage for The second floor Of the
county iil in order that white and
negro prisoners can be kept separate
The new cage - necessity and Vas
strongly recommended by the last
grand jury
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
Notice.

Mr.. a. 81. Bolt, piano tuner, from
Ludden s Bates southern music house
Of savannah, Ca, aud New York City,
is in town, and Is well equipped for
tuning and repairing pianos. Any
parties wsntipg their pianos tuned or
repaired will please leave their orders
with A. J. McVeigh, agent for Ludden
4 Bates. 50i Gloucester street, Bruns.
wick, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

Az OH AND WELI-Tmnn .RenKDY
Mrs. Wlnsiow's Soothing syrup has
been used for over lity years BY mill
liens Of mothers for their children
While teething- with perfect suocese.
u aoothes the child, soltens the gums,
nllays all pain, cures winu collie, and
as the best remedy for Diarrh@a. Ii
pleasant 70 the taste Sold by drug
gists IN every part Of the world.
lweasx-iive cents i bottle Ita value
Is incaleniable. BE sure aud ask for
Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup, and
take no other kind.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

Il IL announced Sal the latest opera
house scheme that involving the az.
flushed market house-has been
abandoned This was about the l56lh
scheme for new opera house in
Brunswick, and il too has gone 90 the
boneyard
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
Naval Store Mrgnatss.

Mr.. John T. Wilson, Of Montreal,
and Mr.. r. W. Paterson,of New York,
members Of the big naval stores irm
Of Paterson. Downing & Co, are in the
city At the oglsthorpe. Mr.. Wilson's
wife and son spent last winter here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
Ta oura , coId h b. n.r

Take Laxative BrOmo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II il
fails 20 cure. Is cents. The genuine
has L B. O. on each tablet.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
ALONG TIE Ear
Items Il Hsrbor News and General Shipping
Interest
ArrIeed. d 80 yesIefday /.


Arrived ~ vessels yesterday.
Cleared. Norwegian bark Brooer-
foket, fer Hnil, with a cargo d 'S5z
bArreis resin and 800 barrels 'urgea-
tine, yalu d at SO ,79l, from the
Downing o..
sailed spanish % hafia Louisa
Tor vaiencia, With cargo Of 2ss9 eoe
feet pmber and lal 600 feet timber,
yalusd a. $3.50, from Benite Padrosa
sailed, Norwegian bark irilliai =
for Jaeksouviile- in tow Of tug Bis
easnes 70 50 RI arins faiivay fol
repairs
American schooner Lucy y.
] aaaell Cos Norfolk, cargo q
/ Il 900 crosalaes, value 900, from
George s. Bas ter 4
| Sailed, Apericsn ilsleDai
Atwood. for Eliz wslh
d $500 creA Ies. values 4
rrosn y a Co
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
SICK ROISOA
WHAT IT is, AND WHERE II COMES
FROM

WHAT IT is, AND WHERE II COMES
Sick paison IL what makes son sick,
irritales your nerves, disorders yours
functions, saps your strength, makes
you miserable.
Different diseases have different
poisons, some have seyera, lndiges
ton more than any
That il. the symptoms Of audiges-
tlon are caused By the poisous which
are crested by uudigested food
When you are sick, try 10 get Fid Of
yoat poison
10 IS often easier than you think, for
ali nature IS helping you. Only the
poison is oAdurate, hut the first step
is TO 20 to the root Of IL
The poisons Or undigested food
whlchcause. lethafgy. hesdache, dr.
1lness, weakness. bad taste, stomach-
ache, fever, hstulence. nauses. consti-
patton. Ioss OF appetite, jaundioe,
anWmia, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc..
these poisons can be swept away and
annihilated by the shaker Digestive
Cordial.
Curing the stomach and helping it TO
digest food, when il Is too weak to do
SO b. itself, wSSsy your system Of
poison and renew I5Sanhsallh and
strength
Shaker Digestive C0rdial, a pure,
vegetable, di stiye tonic, made By The
Shs3 Rk1,shauon, viii cure
poisons Of
food when nothing else
relief
gists. Ten cents for a
ws!se toiA.a ek on food. Address
The Shakers, so Reade street, New
York.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
u b Rspain.sa.

The union depot is to be thoroughly
reprinted at once. The improvement
will have an pprsciable effect on the.
appearance OF the structure.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
Composition Worth Having.

The Dixie Oil company are here to
stay and will soon be serving mer-
chants from brand new tank wagon
now being expressly built for this
market. Their locating here is
guarantee OF q honest market, better
ergice aud better oils.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
The Modern WAY

Commends itself 10 the well-informed
70 do pleasantly and effectually what
was formerly done 10 the crudest
manner sad disagreeAbiy A. we'll. To
lessss the syssem and break 10 colds
AsAdaches and feveFs without un-
peasant after effects. use he delight
ga liquid laxative remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Made BY CaiiforBia Fig syrup
Go.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
sALEsMRN SKIPPED.


% Not Answ@ 70 Their
q Court
dsaleensn oflhes Price
4 Kansas City, who have
been clocks, dress goods and
other articles " reported n yesiet-
days Tmns, did ut appear q police
court yesterday % answer % me
ehsr1e 81 violating the CITY heense or
dipsea ,rhe men Raye eis t1ie eity.
~ Qa sad mat he vas IN
dvc aat q me city g
col 81 lae men, and
u not Qmmit them %
tsaa alovSd them to 90
Oh fheif d fecogpizpnee. The men
we're doubtless alrald thai the case
would go aga;asf lisem ana decided
10 skipaut.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04
- PalIliaa.


slI, who has been
ssIck Term-
NASHVILLE ra'lsJ
churchill viii leave
ing for his new post Of naes HIS
family will 90 there later from their
home At Pelicanvilte, The position
carries wilhit handsome saary and
Mr. Churchl's friends bAye beer
c3ngraluleting him.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

The famous nocoanut crisp and pea
nut brittle Egeryb0dy Is fond Of *,
Ten cents box At Brown Drug com
pany.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-02-04

wsite o. 5ek on food Address
The Shakers, 80 Reade street. New
York.
The Mena weekly star., 1898-02-09
Killed a Deer With a Marble

From the Kansas City Journal.
 There is boy in Fancy county who has record which perhaps few if any old hunters can match He killed a deer with a marble. True, the marble was shot from gun, but still the occurrence may be ranked among the most unusual of hunting events. The lad was out in the woods shooting and had exhausted his supply of shot. He had put into his muzzle loader, n sim gle barrel gun of the old pattern, a charge of powder when he discovered his shot pouch was empty. The boy had in his pocket a marble which he used as 'taw" in playing the common game The marble exactly fit the muzzle of his gun, and, hardly thinking what might result from such an experiment, the young hunter dropped the "taw' down on the wad- ding covering the powder. Strange things happen down in the Bull creek hills, and on his way home the boy came upon a deer which at close range stopped his aim The adventurous scion of good hunting stock leveled his gun, pulled the trigger and brought down the game, the marble boring hole in the vitals of the deer.
The Mena weekly star., 1898-02-09
THE LInBLESS COTTON.
New Variety is Endorsed by
 Practical Farmers.

Fol1owlng is the report of the com .tIee to the Interstate Cotton Grow Y associatlon, on the Jackson Afri- K Limbles Cotton. which met Tn 1anta, Ga., December IA, 1897: We, the undersigned committee, ap- inted by the Interstate Cotton o*ers' association, held at Atlanta, 1. December IA, 1897, to investigate q report on the Jackson Linn bless xfon. beg leave to submit the fol- wing report;
 After a thorough and careful exam Eion and investigation made of the ton in the field, which We visited person., and carefully looking into matter, unhesitatingly pronounce tbe best variety of cotton ever |3wn in the South.
 From what the committee learned |sln q conversation with Mir. Jackson, seems that the cotton, with careful 4avation, will yield three bales per .e easily. and the evidence of such has presented itself to us after d Investigation.
 rhe cotton itself is absolutely with bIimbs the bolls maturing on lit prongs two or three inches long, avn as fruit spurs" with no other lbs; there being from two to five IS on each spur The stalks in the a Examined by us, are from four to feet tall, according to the fertility the soil, and fruited from the Hnd up
 ve found on a great many stalks H which contain five and six pods, 'ieh we consider very unusual, the Nof the bolls being very fine aver |, the lint and staple being fine and Y. an average of one and a half hes. It is the opinion of your com tee that no cotton of this variety
 ever been grown in the South be- s. and is of superior quality to any 4V we have ever seen grow
 he land upon which the cotton ex- ned was grown, is ordinary red velly upland we'll manured.
 WM. P. CALHOUN, Ga
 RICHARD CHAPMAN. Miss. Then your committee visited the k8on farm, the following gentle Il |. mem bers of the Atlanta Conven- nfrom the states deslgRated after ir names. accompanied your com fee. all being practical farmers,
 endorse the above report, as evi- eed by their signatures
 NJ T. LEACH, N c.
 JOIN T BRADLEY. and
 W J. BRADLEY, $. c.
 set1 of Jackson's African Limbless :, lon can be bought of ]. c. May d. Atlanta Ga, or his agents
The Mena weekly star., 1898-02-09
.ostaI Banks in Great Britain.

Athe Chicago Record.
 m Recent statement of the condi-
 of se postal savings banks in H Britain tells it's own story as to uthese institutions are doing for
 pHople over there. The report. rl1 is furnished by the British post ter-general. shows that the deposit Seofne from all classes of employees olu laborers. agriculturalists and lesmen. The increase in the num- nf depositors in 1896 over 1895 was 634 The increase at the end of
 year over the previous fiscal year
 lbs. 43s. Tn all. s, Sb9, 035 out of a nIation of 39, GOO, GOO, are depositors ling, among them, deposits amouat-
 fo S5I0 GOO, 900, or an amount fvalent to $14 per capita for the Ifr Population of Great Britain.
 10 feature of the report, however, is Ge notew orthy than the statistics as he humber of women who have gs Accounts against the British krament. More than half, or 5O Al cent. of the whole number of de- Ifors are women. This speaks for U. both as to the need of postal ks aDd as to it's workings in pre- ing thrift and prosperity. Many KfnEmen are accustomed at the }of the week to give their wages to T wives, who estimate what is lied for household expenses and lay }rest aside for the inevitable rainy ' Before postal banks were estab- Ed ID ere was no place of safe keep 1of the money thus saved; no sure l&ore house for the masses of wage Nerx The great number of women los{tors shows how valuable this )prtnnlty for safe deposit is and Renerally the British families are l4 Encouraged to make avail of it Wipes and mothers of the nation. ,4n< of laying aside the family sav- in cupboards and old stockings, iis:ssce they are easily removed and jhudered, are placing them in the lpln4 of the nation.
The Mena weekly star., 1898-02-09
Tax Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will be at the following named places on the day and dates mentioned for the pur- pose of collecting the taxes due in Polk county, Ark, both real and per sonal, for the year of 1897:
 Ozark township, Monday, Jan. F, at the precinct; Hatton Gap, Tuesday, Jan. Is; White township, Wednesday, Jan 19, at Janssen and Thursday Jan. 20, at precinct; Barton Switch, Friday, Jan. sl; Town of Cove, Monday, Jan 24, at the precinct; Cedar township, Tuesday, Jan. 25, at precinct; Eagle township Wednesday. Jan. 26, at the precinct; Freedom township, Thurs day, Jan. 27, at precinct; Potter Fri day, Jan. 28, at the precinct Eagle Gap. Monday, Jan. 3l; Washita, Tues day, Feb. 1, at the precinct; Mountain township, Wednesday and Thursday, Feb and 3, at precinct; Big Fork township. Friday, Feb. 4 at precinct; Fulton township, Saturday, Feb, at precincts Gap Springs township. Mon- day, Feb at precinct; Faulkner town ship, Tuesday, Feb 8 at precinct; Rich Mt township, Monday, Feb IA at Grand Summit station; Center town ship, four days, Tuesday to Saturday, Feb. Is. It, IT and Is at Mena; Dallas, Monday, Feb. 2l and until the 10th day of April, 1898, except court weeks after which date the penalty will be attached and collected on all delin quent. Please be prompt and avoid . rush on the wind-up.
 D. E. JOPLIN,
 Sheriff and Ex- -officio Collector
The Mena weekly star., 1898-02-09

the common soldiers, against the ranks of the enemy He handled his guns with his own hands and in such fashion that the captured Spaniards were forced to praise his markham ship. Last May a Spanish bullet tore through both his lungs, missing my heart." he~wrote to the writer of this, "a narrow three quarters of an inch, !" (The only wonder was that bullet could pass through his breast anywhere without piercing so big a hearth That sent him to the hospital for three months, accounting for his long silence last summer Before that bullet had gone through his arm. That was trihe that his letter barely mentioned. Then his horse missed it's footing on slippery bank, crushing his legs. There was no carpet soldier ing. Somewhere. mixed up in it all, were twenty-four battles, several of which were seiges and assaults upon fortified towns. Many veteran of our own war saw less severe service in four years than this boy found in his year and half. Finally there was capture. prison, trial and escape from death only by virture of the ready wit and the steady nerve
 If America reveres the name of the Frenchman, what monuments Free Cuba must one time rear in honor of the American!
 Out of it all he comes to his own country only to enter hospital, there to undergo an operation, which, the dispatches state, may or may not save his life God grant that it save his life" must have been the prayer of thousands who read this ending of the stirring story told in the daily papers. And it will.
The Mena weekly star., 1898-02-09
Frederick Funston, Hero.
lola (Kan.) Register.

4& iota than.) Register.
 efal Lafayette, Frenchman, 5 Tor a few months on the staff |eral Washington, in a position ornamental, which exposed 2slight danger and from which |&ped without scratch. Yet
 4erican people have revered his f9r hundred years.
 {crick Funston entered the ranks 4 Cuban army. Nominally he
 aptain of artillery. But when 4e came he mounted and charged, |ete in hand. side by side with
The Mena weekly star., 1898-02-09
Rainfall In Polk County for 1897,

Total rainfall as recorded by D. H Hopkins, U $. weather observer at Dallas, Ark, for the year 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
oHlcKAMAUaA PARK.
With Last Nights Arrivals $4,000 Troops
Arc now Aaueu, bled

With Last Nights Arrivals $4,000 Troops
Arc now Assembled.
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PARK,
ca, May 1s.-With to-nights arrivals,
the three divisions Of the first provision
al volunteer army corps will be COM.
pleted. The arrivals to-day completely
blocked the railroad yards, but the off,
cials OF the various roads have been
working together harmonlously to re-
lleve the congestion.
There were at the park at 6 o'clock to-
night $4,000 men. To-day has been the
busiest day at tho park since the volun-
teers began to arrive and the forces of
the various supply departments have
been taxed to the utmost to dispose of
the business promptly and without con-
fusion. The quarternaster's depart
ment has received all the supplies needed
in the matter Of tents, uniforms, ammu-
milton, food supplies, etc. but no ord
nance for the artillery batteries or guns
for the unarmed volunteers have been
received. They are expected tomorrow.
The water supply Is holding satisfac-
tory, but q large number Of additional
wells are being sunk.
The following commands arrived 10
day and were assigned to camp: The
Fifth Pennsylvania, Col. Richfleid. 600
officers and men. at n. m; the Twelfth
Minnesota, Col. Bobleter. 1888 ofIlcelI
and men, ut 4:30 a. m; the Twenty-first
Kansas, Col. Fitch. 1927 strong. ~ 8 a.
M: the Eighth Massachusetts, Col. Pew,
jr, DAG strong, at G:l0 n. M; the Ninth
Pennsylvania, Col. DouEhrty. G3O
strong, at 6:30 a. M; the Twelfth New
York, Col. Leonard, 1.04S strong. at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
A MOTHERS LOVE
Was nIoro Than a Match for: a Fathers
Cupl,ltty. IA ". n :; a, C. gs%

Was Morn Than a Match for q Fathers
Cupldtsy. IA; 8 @ @g.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
WEIGH. W: Va. May 19.-W. II. Mo-
Kee, OF Thacker. came here Saturday
night and went to the home OF his d.,
,vorced wife, kidnapped his little two
year-oid baby boy, and took It to-
Thacker. When Mrs. Mckee learned
where the baby was she secured the
services of Deputy Sheriff J. W. Wall
dron and went after the child {. They
found the little tot in q shanty boat on
the Kentucky side OF the river, and Nc
Kee refused to give 1t up. Being out
OF the state they could in no way use
the law, but he allowed them to take
the baby to the home OF D.. c. Daniels,
where they could give it food
3 While the sheriff was talking to Nc
Kee in the yard, Mrs. Mckee rushed
into, the house, caught the child in her
arms, and there being no other way Of
escape. jumped out Of a second story
window, rushing to the river, got in a
little canoe and rowedr safely to the
West Virginia shore. Mckee threat
.ened to kill his wife, and pursued her
two mites with q shot sun. 1.i.5EES5,,..SSs ..SS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
ClENrUEGOS B0MBARDMENT.
The Spanish Lo..e. Greater Than at Fir.

The spanish Losses Greater Than at Flr.t
Neported. 3, & 4
Copyright. 1895. by the Associated Press)
KEY WEST, Fla, May 19.-The Span
ish loss during the recent engagement
at Clenfuesos Is now known to have
been much heavier than at first re-
ported. Three hundred spaniards were
killed and several hundred wounded.
Great damage was done along the
coast. Soon after the engagement the
United States cruiser Marblehead pick
ed up several Cubans in an open boat
some miles down the coast. Including
Colonel oriz. Lieutenant Olvarez and
three prlvates from the insurgent camp
near Cienfuegos. They reported thar
the Spanish losses and the damage
wrought by the shells from the war;
ships were very heavy. The hospitals
at Cientuegos, they said, were full OF,
wounded, and fear prevailed everywhere
that the American warships would re-
turn TO complete the work destruction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
DIR. C. A. WlNGERTER
Has been Recommended by congrea,mnnj
S Dovener to Succeed DR.. naguiey as Pens
sion .Examinet-We,tv Virginia Notes of

Has been Recommended by congreasmnn
Dovener to Succeed DR.. Naguiey as PEN.
sion .Examinet-we,t Virginia Notes OF 1
Interest. Z
Special Dispatchs.to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May 1s.-Rep-s
resentative Dovener has recommended
the appointment OF DR.. Charles "A. VIM
gerter. OF Wheeling. as a member o q
the board OF examining surgeons at
Wheeling, TO take the place Of Or. Bag
1iley during his term In the United
States volunteer service. y M;
Mr.. Dovener has also. recommended
the establishment OF two new postof-5
fees in his district, one to be known as
Bells Mills, Braxton county. The other
is Sandusky, in Tyler county. 22saS
Mr.. Dovener was at the office OF the
quartermaster general to-day In the In
terest OF G. F. Taylor. OF Wheeling, who
wants an appointment. He also strong
ly recommended the promotion OF
Lieutenant N. S. Jarvis. OF the Fifth
United States Infantry, formerly a res
ident OF Clarksburg, but at present in (
the service OF Uncle Sam at Tampa bay.5
He, also presented with his indorsements
the application OF Mr.. G. Holmes. OF
iuihepul b, loi a pOsl uiiueE lueS Uul.
ted States government In the Philippine
Islands. Mr.. Holmes Is understood to
be we'll qualified to discharge the du-
ties OF a government representatives
there. by reason Of his knowledge Of the 4
languages. Fl
Mr.. Doyener to-day received notice of
the establishment OF q new postoftice In 4
Gllmer county, known as Lockney, with
Lloyd Garlnger as postmaster. He also
recommended the appointment Of Peter
Gill as postmaster at Farnum, Harrl-
son county.
1t is hoped that Mr.. W. J. W. Cowden,
OF Wheeling, will be appointed as ass
sistant paymaster In the army. His j
friends here are laboring to that end,
and II the list be not already complete,
they will succeed. n AZ n
s George B. Caldwell and Thomas
+, ,O'Brien. OF Wheeling, are here for a,
brief stay, both mlngling with personal
friends among the statesmen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
STRICT PRESS CENSORSHIP

. i . { " j + H. = a
Al Tampa, Fioridn, which Means More
than is Apparent on Its Face
\ TAMPA, Fla, May 19.-The strlctest
kind Of censorship has been establish
ed here, and absolutely nothing per-
tanning to military or naval movements
from this port will be permitted to be
sent out from this time on. An official
bulletin OF such news as the army off,
clals consider advisable will be provided
for at once.
1t is intimated that this censorship
will continue until after the final move
ment OF troops to Cuba has taken place,
It being the purpose OF the government
to keep the Spanish government in ig-
norance SO far Us possible Of our plans
for the invasion of Cuba.