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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-27
wish to inconvenience them by cutting
off their supplies, Very Respectfully,
W. $, Green, Receiver.

A railing has been placed around
the fountain on the one half portion
that faces r street. This is done TO
prevent drivers from stopping their
teams across the sidewalk to the
inconvenience and danger OF pedestr'-
ans.
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Advertise in The Times.
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savannah Gun Ulub Oenipr

News was received in the city yes
terdsy that the Savannah Gun Club
intended to send team to St Simon
to contest in the big Fourth of July
shoot. This was good news to the
Brunswick club and they will cordial
ly welcome them.
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In MEMORY OF
PRESIDENT H. B. PLANT
Brunswick Does Fitting Honor
To the Distinguished
Dead.
ALL FLAGS AT HALF MAST.
Offices of the Plant System and South
srn Express Company DrspOd and
Railroad Shops Are Closed.
ALL FLAGS AT HALF MAST.

The funeral of President H B
Plant, of the Plant System, occurred
yesterday at O'clock from his Fifth
Avenue residence IN New York. The
remains we're carried to BranfOrd
Conn =, for interment.
In Brunswick fitting honors were
shown to the dead. All the shops
railroad and express offices and depot
we're closed and draped in mourning
and flags were lowered at half mast
Mayor Atkinson issued the follow
ing DroOlation
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departed friend after life filled with
useful work that has been crowned
with success, yet we feel that we are
special sufferers in the loss by death
OF Mr. Plant at this time
We feel that his wise counse1s VIII
be sadly missed in the march of
Southern development in the yearesp
come
Resolved, That this resolution be
spread upon the minutes and copy
furnished to the family OF Mr. Plant,
@. DOWNING, President,
G, D Oaa, Secretary,
The death of President Plant has
been the occasion of much regret all
over the country, and commercial
Brunswick has shown in every way
her deep appreciation of his services
AT wAYcRoss.
A WaycrOss special says;
Way cross, June 2e,--Ont of respect
to the memory of the late Henry B
Plant, all business was suspended
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The past weeks spirited selling causes short lengths
and odd lots to pile up Remnants, if you like and we
take drastic measures to hurry them out this Self
interest demands your presence here this week.
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Their Tpl.ut Dead.

vgill be source OF regret to their
20 learn that the infant child
ana Mrs. W. 4 Brock, died
uddenIy yesterday morning at
inutss % Y, At their homg on A
Atrset. The funeral services win be
conducted at the second Advent
church at 4 p. m. The friends OF
family are cordially iDviled to attend,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-27

The many friends OF Judge James E
Lambright will be pleased to learn
that he was very much improved in
health yesterday,
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Congressman Brantley is of up the
Plant system attending to some busi-
ness mattess. He viii return to the
CITY on Thursday.
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Mr. B F Lsben, who is well known
in BrunswiOk for his fine confectiOn-
airy work. is now In charge Of my
bakery, 300 Newcastle street, 1 am
now prepared to fll any and all orders
in the bakery business.
JIM Hoodenpyle.
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ing probation
PROCLAMATION.

fhuUhhmATlUN.
Whereas, this the 2gth day OF June,
A. d. 1899, between the hours of 100
and 8 90 p. M. has been selected as the
time and day upon which the Obse-
quies Of the late II. B. Plant, president
Of the Plant System, will be held, and
Whereas, in the death of Henry b.
Plant, this section Of our common
country has lost friend whose prRC
tical ability, great energy and uhmit-
ed capital has been literally used in
the development of great and useful
interests Syad the CITY Of Brunswick
especially has lost. a friend who
has done so much to contribute to-
wards its growth and importance
Now, therefore, /, Dean Dunwody
Atkinson, mayor Of the city of Bruns-
wick. Ga. do hereby direct the closing
Of each department OF the city be-
tween the hours Of 100 and 8 100 p. m
on this day, and do hereby also direct
that the national dag be displayed
at half mast on the city hall during the
hours devoted to the last funeral rites,
and further request all citizens to
close their places of business during
the said hours as token and mark OF
respect to the memory of this city's
deceased friend, II. B Plant.
ID. ATKINSON, Mayor.
l.. G. BODET, Clerk OF Council.
At noon the Board of Trade met aud
passed the following resolutions;
BRUNSWICK. Ga, June 20, 1899.
At special meeting of the board Of
trade of Brunswick, June Goth, 1899,
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
Whereas, This board having learn-
ed with deep sorrow of the death of
Henry B Plant, president of the Plant
System of Railroads, and of the South
ern Express Company. and other cor.
pOFatiOns; and whereas this board
bears in grateful remembrance the
great work done by Mr.. Plant ia re-
hablitatiDg the worn out railroad
properties in the South and especially
the Brunswick and Western Railraad,
which was changed under the revivi-l
Tying touch Of Mr. Plant from two
streaks Of rust 10 portion of great
syste m; also the magnificent improve
ments now being carried on at Bruins
wiok.
Be it resolved, That while we
mourn with our fellow citizens in this
and surrounding states the gathering
to his Father at ripe old age, of our
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here this afternoon. The stores.
railroad offices and shops were closed
Flags were at half mast, the bells
throughout the CITY tolled and
memorial services were held at all
the churches
1t was fitting indeed that this town
should revere the memory of Mr.
Plant To him alone it owes most Of
its success supt g w Haines and
Mayor knight attended the funeral of
Mr. Plant
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alleged wrongdoing. No man has the
right to parade the moral weakness of the
possibly corrupt few TO create prejudice
against the most sacred rights Of the honest
many. 1t were better not to confine ones
self to tales of vice and fraud, but rather to
tell of an occasional discovery of merit and
honest virtue relieved in order that the
world may know that the moral degeneracy
of the closing years of the 10Th century is
not confined to the survivors of the war of
the rebellion and the heirs of such as have
passed away. 1t is fair to assume that the
average man having the virtue of patriotism
in sufficient degree to offer to lay down
his life for his country in fighting her bait
ties for freedom, is free from intent to de-
fraud. Decency should be presumed on
the part of the defenders of the Republic.
The Grand Army, representing the ex-
Union soldiers and sailors of the United
States and their heirs, having in mind the
glorious past, surpassed only by the possi-
bilities unfolding, and to be unfolded in the
future, pleads for justice. More is not de-
sired; with less. this great comradeship
and all it represents will not be satisfied.
r. B. BROWN,
JOHN PALMER,
J. w. BURST,
CHARLES CLARK ADAMS.
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declaration and insuch supplemental decla-
ration. He was then again ordered for
examination, and if the board who ex-
amined him under such second order re-
ported that they found him disabled and
recommended that he be granted a pen
sion, his pension when allowed was made
to commence from the date of the filing of
the supplemental declaration" thus caus-
ing him a loss of one years pension. In
many cases several supplemental declar-
ations" have been required and have been
filed, and in thousands of cases the average
loss TO applicants has been two, three, or
more years arrears OF pension.
Congress,
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FREE
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CURE..
Mailed to All Sufferers from Disorders of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Bright's Dis
ease, Rheumatism, Gravel, Pain
In the Back, Dr0psy, etc.

disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder cause
Brights Disease. rheumatism. Gravel, Pain in the
Back. Bladder Disorders. difficult or too frequent
passing OF water, Dropsy. etc For these diseases a
Positive Specific Cure is found in a new botanical
discovery the wonderful Kava-Kava Shrub. called
by botanists the piper methystieum. from the
Ganges River. East India. II has the extraordi-
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acts directly on the Kidneys. and cures by draining
out OF tho Blood the poisonous Uric Acid, Urates.
Lithates. etc, which cause the disease.
Professor Edward S. Fogg the Evangelist,
testifies in tho Chriaidn Advocate that the kava-
kava Shrub cured him in one month of severe
Kidney and Bladder disease of many years stand
ing. Hon. H c. Wood, of Lowell, Ind, writes that
in four weeks he was cured of rheumatism. Kid
ney and Bladder disease after ten years suffering
His bladder trouble was so great he had to get up
five to twelve times during the night Rev. Thos.
NJ Owen. of West Pawlet, VT, and others give
similar testimony. Many ladies' including Mrs.
Lydia Valentine, East Worcester N. Y; Mrs.
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That you may Judge of the value OF this Great
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A Raby's Sad Plight. Mr.. Nv

Bunch of Aurora Springs, Mo-, relates the
following: Our baby had been sick and
puny all summer and was hardly able to
take any nourishment. Finally the child
broke out all over with the worst looking
boils have ever seen, but thanks TO your
Blood Vitalizer it brought about a cure in
short order" Babies, as we'll as grown up
folks, find health and happiness in DIR.
Peters Blood Vitalizer Not drug store
medicine. Special agents supply it. For
further particulars write to DIR. Peter Fahrss
ney, 112-114 So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, LII.
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DIsGRACEFUL ouIBBLINGs.

Order 164 followed quickly on the enact
ment of the law of June 81, 1890, and was
unquestionably in keeping with the ex-
pressed will of the American Congress and
the Chief Executive of the Nation It is
conceded to have been, to use the words of
the Assistant Secretary, IAN extremely
liberal construction" but not more liberal.
as the Assistant Secretary forcibly puts it,
than the circumstances attending its
enactment certainly warrant" The de-
tenders Of the Republic did not measure
their voluntary service by fractions, but
offered to their country complete unit
their all. They can not now fathom the
depths of a complex system of 18ths and
their subdivisions into minute classifica-
tons. expressed in words not embraced in
the vocabulary employed by them in the
stern school of loyalty, in the days when
the Nations life hung in the balance
They refuse to accept as conclusive a
certificate of perfect health from a Board of
Review sitting at the Capital of the Nation.
while they suffer from infiamed muscles,
impaired eycSight, dulled hearing, fast
stiffening joints, and restricted pulsations
of that organ which once sent the life
current swiftly consing through patriotic
bodies as they kept step to the music of the
Union. The National Encampments since
1893 have uniformly condemned Order No
90 as harsh. cruel. and unjust. and we
again feel fully justified in earnestly seek
ing relief from its baneful influence. We
respectfully submit that the rule which
controlled in the Interpretation of the act
of June u, 1890, from Oct Is, 1890 to
June 9. 1893, is as good law now as it was
then. The statute has not been changed
and the industrial and financial conditions
of the country to-day are not essentially
different from those of nine years ago
Your committee has sought to know the
law. We would not affect entire disre-
gard of the Influences naturally dominating
| the minds OF the comrades in the considera-
, ton Of questions affecting their interests,
nor would We have it understood that we
differ trog other men where interests es-
senlihllH personal as affecting great class
of ciii2cisS are considered but we affirm
without qualification that by the lest
| means a! command we have sought the
! fright and lie law of this case. Appreciate
ing the unique position occupied by the
Union soldiers and sailors of the Republic,
We appeal to the best judgment of those
qualified to pass upon the question, af-
| firming this to be the true intent of section
of the act of June n, 1890.
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that this phrase then existed in the body Of
the statutes, and the phrase, or the equiva-
lent of it, was used in the act of March B,
1873.
But the Bennett decision was ingeniously
drawn, and, under the guise of the dis
covery of radical error and the exhibition of
predetermined oh iect and cold-blooded re-
suit. AS is known to all men this decision
was born at n time when it was necessary to
reduce public expenditures in order to ad-
Just the same to a reduced income, and the
pension appropriation. constituting as 1t
did the largest item of expeditures, pre-
sented the most convenient branch to the
pruning knife It was necessary TO have a
surplus or at least a clean balance. The
Bennett decision was rendered, Order No.
164 was revoked, and thus the blood of the
soldiers became the seed of the surplus.
Under date of June 9, 1898,
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Up to last Saturday the contributions
to the Dewey Home amounted to S23,109.
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Your committee believes that with the
reassembling of that body the act may be
so amended as to remove all doubt as to
the meaning and intent of the law, and that
the attention of Congress will be directed to
the subject in the annual message of our
comrade, the President. Relief from any
other source does not now seem probable.
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AnunCiO.

El Ayuptsmiento de esta Capital en- session
de IA del corrisnte. aoordo adqoirir por ocn-
cisrto particular los tubos, codos y valvulss,
que son necesarios para Ia limpieza de To- tan
ques del aoueducto, cayos precios detallsdos
80 eDcuentran en- el proyeoto tornado por el
Sr. Arquitectc municipal y que en- junto mon
tan & Ia oantidsd de 2O7 dollars.
Dioho ooncierto particular deberA llevarse
q cabo en- los salones de Ia Casa Consistcrial {
las 8 de la tsrde del dia ~ del actual, ante Ia
Comisi6n je Fomento.
LES interesados para tomar parte en- Ia H.
citaci6n, deberAn oonsignsr on arcss municipa.
les, el 81 del importe total del remate como
h-nza provisional.
Al que obtuviese Ia buena pro &c le reten-
dra Ia fanza provisional, para responder q su
oompromiso.
81 plazo maximo para Ia entire ga de dichos
msteriales sera el de un mes.
Lo que Sc oomunca en- este peri6dioo para
conooimiento de los lntsresados.
Pto- Rico Julio IL de 1899.
h. SANCHEZ MORALES.
Aoalde de San Juan. S2-2
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Telegrannas.
Berlin, Julio 8

Berlin, Julio
Un despacho de Bergen, Noruegs, re6ere
que ell Emperador Guilermo invit6 los ofoia'
les cadetes del buque de guerra frances <Iphi
genies, para que juntos con los cadetes del
barco esouela slemkn, asistieran una fiesta
que en- honor de ellos celebr6 bordo del yatch
imperial.
Los marlnos franceses concurrieron Ia
invitaoi6n y la fiesta 30 efectu6 con gran luoi
miento, reinando el mejor espfritu de conoor'
dia.
El Emperador, con este motive, telegra'
f6 al presi 1ente Loubet, manifestandole que re
sentfa viva y agrada abemente impresionado res
pecto de los cadetes del <Iphigenie. quienes
elogia con ell mayor entusisemo.
Guillermo menoiona la agradab!e acoglda
que le hceron bordo del buque frances J Sc
felicita { sf mismo por Ia vista
M Loubet ha conte.tado al mensaje i'm
perial, d:ciendo que le ha causado horda i'm
preston y da las gracias mas cortes:s al Empe'
rador para los honores que ha tributado los
marinos franceses
Nueva York. Julio
Dicen de Msnila que los aseslnos del gene
raj Luna han sido jusgs dos por I'M oonsejo de
guerra de la Revolution, en- el oampamento de
CabanAtuAn. .~~~--
FL Consejo ha absuelto les ssesinos, fun
dAndose en- que habfan prooe dido en- defensa
propia.
Segua dcoumentos presentados al Consejo
dec,araciones prestadas por crecido numero
de patriotas, parece que Luna, de aouerdo con
otros o6ciales, estaba planeando una oonspira'
Dion para matar al General Aguinaldo = nom
brar Luna Dictador de la Rspublics.
Boston, Julio
Sc hs pub icado en- esta oiudad una cirou-
lar, hacienda un llamamiento al pueblo para
reuuir ounce mil pesos con los cuales comprar
libros de texto ingleses, para ser usados en- la,
escuelas cubanas.
Esta circular obedece & la reciente oarta
que publico el general Wood, Gobernador Mi :
litar de Santiago de Cuba.
Bsrcelons, Julio
Las autoridades han logrado, al fin, resta'
b!ecer ell orden en- esta ciudad.
Washington Julio
FL Prccurador general de Ia naci6n, MI.
Grlggs, que ha estado examinando Ia question
de derechos de moelles de Cuba Puerto Rico,
ha emitido opinion, aconsejando que les inte'
reses de los hs bitantes de ambas islas sean fa'
wore cidos, concediendo los privilegios de nue.
lies los propietsrios de meroanofas desomisa'
das, dejando voluntsd del gobierno el in
tervenir cuando quiera en- Ia navegaoi6n.
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TRABAJADORES
PENlNsULAREs Y CANARlOs.

Con familia sin ella que quieran pasar
Sa to Domingo para dedioarse 4 trabajos de
campo, pueden dirigirse sin demora para infer
mes referencias la Licorerfa de don Felipe
Cbal dri; San Justo ndmero 3 n-s-1O-2
~ Sc ha devuelto informada por ell al
calde de San Sebastian una inttancia de don
Pedro Arocena, pidien6o condonaci6n de
contribuciones.
IT.. FL alcalde DE- Juana Diaz hs devuelto
iuf' rmado, un escrito elevado la Secreta1fa
de Estado por don A Giol reclamando canti
| dades que le adeuds, por honorarios facultati-
vos.
-. A don Juan Barreras, San Jasto q o
| le har sido robados par 1e lentes de GRO
La po'icfa tiene conocimiento del hecho,
-. Sc ha elevado & Ia Secretarfa de H,
oiends I'M eso,ito de don jose Janer spodersd do
de Jer6nimo Landr6D, en- solicitud de condo
naclt de oontribuciones de 1904 900
| ~ En- Santurce ha decomissdo Ia poll
ola seis !itras de pan de Ia pansderfa de Barbo'
sa per no tener los bollos ell peso reg'amenta'
rio.
- La alcaldis de Lajss ha devuelto in
forma' o & la Secretsrfa de Hacienda un esor'
TO de slza1a de don Pc ,ro Herosndez, en- que
ia contra ell repafto
-. FL presupuesso actual d. Pon>e, ss'
ciende 1877 .0ls. so dolarr, 9! de Aguadila &
20, SIT 81 dollars ei de Moca 1888 do
liars.
~ FL Administra lo de Ia hacienda Po'
tala de Juana D az, sth ,r Verdrell, ha Ell. va
10 una instanoia a la Secrets ria de Esta1o, eo>
licitando la rebsja de 2O% en- Ia contribucicn n,
que NARA la Ley Municipal vigsnte para los
hacendados forasteros.
-. Sc vende una fnca rastica, denomi
NADIA <Alejsn 1rina, eituada en- Csguss, ba:rio
de Gurabo, . kilometres de Ia pobaoi6n y
oolindante con la carretera de Caguas Cayey
Consta de 1913 cuerdss de vega y sobIeveg Ga,
con sbundsntes aguas
Para mas informes dirigirse don JESUS
Benitez. Carolina. A 1O-4
-. Sc ha oomunicsdo al alcalde de sta
Capital, para que poDga disposici6n de la
Corte Provisional, los pyesos procedentes de
Maysgu. procesados por falsi6oaoi6n de mo-
nedas.
-. Los vecnos de San Germsn, Sc pre-.
paran para oelebrar fsstas pstronales. Va Sc
ha c: nsttuido la comisi6n ce festeios.
- Don Evaristo A'oslA del Olmo, re.
pre- sentsdo por su spoderado eei1ores Sobrinos
,e Ezquisga. ha eievsdo una instancia & Ia Sc.
creta1ia de H 3cienda reclamando Ia devoluoi6n
de $1,000 que deposit6 en- metAlico complete de
fanza del cargo de cOntador de Ia Aduana de
esta cspitsl
-. FL 90 de los oorrientes re celebrsrk
en- Ponce. en- Ia casa morsds de don Jos6 Ne
bot, un espl6ndido baile d > mascarae, par, 81
cual reina gran animation.
-. Hs sido comunicado al alcslde do
Nsgusbo qae proceeds Is baja del Conceal don
Joe6 Fuentes Torres ei ha deiado de asistir
sin csusa ju,tifcada tres se,iones consecuti.
vas, debiendo proponer persons para oubrir Ia
vacante que resulte.
-. Ha fellecido On Ponce don Buena'
ventura Rios G. G..
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Venezuela.
De nuestro oo'ega Ella Democraois,)

De nuestro co'ega ella Democraolss)
Con motive de Ia llegads Ponce del ess
critor venesolano sef1or Ruino Blanoo Fombo-
"a, hemos csmbiado con 81 impresiones res
pecto & Ia polftioa de gu pats.
Ei sef1or Blanoo Fombons nos dijo:
<Auuque 20 vengo ahora de Nueva York,
? no de mi pafs, he seguido al trav6s de Ia prem
- 10 que por ALA ocurre. Ademas aunque no
oubiera leido IN solo diario, nj hubiera reoibi-
10 una cola carts, comprende1fa facilmente 10
que hoy pssa, o. l6gioo: es l6gioo que medic
segaida; es l6gico que ese pueblo rico yazgs en-
Ii miseria; es logieo que ese PATS valeroso inde'
pendiente SO yea muy pr5ximo ser presa de Ia
codicia extranj jera.
Con IN gobisrno como el que nos ha toca'
do en- desgraoia toio ESQ es ltgico. En- Vene-
suela todo impulse viene de arriba, del Poder:
ell p,fs estA foreciente cusndo no SO 10 rcban
los mandarines: los venezolanos vivimos den
tro del hogar patrio entregados 4 nuestras la
bores cuando no sc nos psrsigue: Ia integridsd
nscional no peligra cu'ndo ell Gobierno oumple
con sus aoreedores extranieros y poneA rays,
con entereza J djguidad, las pretensiones do las
La guerra civil es la unioa vAlvula de las
pss ones, de los inte ereses, de todo 10 que bus.
ca un GAUGE con un gobierno tirAnioo no pue-
de enoontrarlo. La guerra ca 10 unico que
temen escs diotadores de opera c6mics, que pu
lulan en- America.
Es tsnto ell odio que inspira ell gob:erno q
la actual revolucion, q segun entiando comens6
por ser una revoluci6n local, se va extendien'
do por el psfs y sobre todo Sc va prolongand ,.
Lo que 81 oreo 20 es que si el general jose Ma
nuel Hernandes promueve un alzamiento triun'
ia del gobierno.
LIE voy pintar este eoldado con cuatro
palabras; en- una terra de esolavos, un nom
| bre digno; donde la debilidad de csract es
| una lepra, 81 es I'M hombre sano de voluntad;
50 gran virtud 81 la firmezs.
Estas con las impresiones del sshor Fom
bona sobre la polftioa de So pats; y no.otroi
| que sentimos verdadera simpatfa por la catria
| de oivar, lamenta mos que esta no disfrute de
IN paz duradera YEA hoy vf;tima de re-
vue!tas disturbioe. Tambien nos habl6 81
sehor Blanco Fombona de la publicactn de IN
folleto suyo sobre polftica venesolans.