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The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Monthly Statements Issued from the Treas
ury Department.

The comparative statement of the gov
ernment receipts and expenditures issued
yesterday shows that during the month
Of September the receipts from all sources
amounted 10 1904. .S26. and the expen-
ditures SSs, 1881, leaving surplus for
the month Of s., ,134, ,355. The receipts from
the several sources Of revenue are given
as follows:
Customs, $40, zoo. .5ls: increase as COM
pared with September. 1883, about S5so.ooO
Internal revenue, 81, ,927.4Ss decrease,
81 81, 900. Miscellaneous, $.6l6,Sn; IN
crease, SS27, 900. The expenditures charged
10 the War Department amounted 10 Si,-
l., ,eeS4, increase $3,eo0,000; Navy, A,7S4,2s',
decrease nominal. During the three
months from July l, the total receipts
have exceeded the expenditures by sl,SoO,-
coo.
The monthly statement issued by the
Director Of the Mint shows that durlnS
September the coinage executed at the
mints OF the United States amounted 10
Sc, 40, ,S3S as follows: Gold, 81. .293 ,550; Sill
yer. S.S32, lS5; minor coins, sZl0,ilS.
The monthly circulation statement OF
/ the Comptroller of the Currency shows
that at the close of business on Septem-
! Der 29 1900, the total circulation OF ma
tiOnal bank notes was S2s, ,3S5,9lS, an IN
crease for the year OF $S5,045.S45. and an
| increase for the month of "a, ll2,lo3.
The circulation based on United States
bonds amounted TO S2S4, -. .979. an increase
for the year Of $50 s0S, ,S06, and an increase
| for the month OF S.5A. .623. The circUl1-
! ton secured by lawful money was S5i,-
| IL, ,994, a decrease for the year of 81, So,
9Cl, and an increase for the month OF
/ $50 so. The amount of United States
! registered bonds on deposit 20 secure
I circulating notes was S2g6612,650r ana 10
secure public deposits So, ,655, $50.
! The monthly statement OF the public
! debt shows that at the close of business
/ September 29 1900. the debt less cash in
I the Treasury, amounted 10 81, lo6, l56 S1l,
which is a decrease for the month OF
. S. IL, i55. This decrease is accounted for
! by the increase In the cash on hand and
! the redemption OF ? per cent bonds. The
I debt is recapitulated as follows:
! Interest bearing debt, 81. 0O. 499 go; debt
on which interest has ceased since ma
! turity, S5.5l6.220; debt bearing no interest
! $3S7. .3i6. 069. Total 81 294 35l. $40 This how
ever. does not include S33i,5i5.69 .697 in certid-
/ Gates and Treasury notes outstanding.
/ which are onset by an equal amount OF
] cash on hand. The cash in the Treasury
{ is classified as follows:
Reserve fund In gold. $50 900 0Oe; trus;
funds Sl34. .5l3 679. general fund, $l23 536 SOS;
/ in national bark depOSiIaries 10 the credit
| of disbursing officers and 10 the Treasur-
/ er OF the United States, So, ,ss7, 2i2 Total.
/ 81 les. Az 6g7 against which there are de-
mand liabilities outstanding amounting 10
/ SSlL242, SIS which leaves a cash balance
( on hand OF S2SS, 204, ,S1S
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Aguinaldo's COnfidant to Tell
the Filipinos' Story.
WILL NOT INTERFERE IN POLITICS
Gives Cat a statement In New York say
ing lie Gene. simply 60 Let Americans
Kusyy what the Islanders Desire, Their
Needs and Hopes 10 show
TReir FitRess for IadepeBdenee-Wiil ~
Reply to Commissioner scanrmaH.

New York. Sept. So-sexto Lopez. form
orly secretary and conhdant of Gen
Aghua.dO. arrived here to-day OF The
Cuuarder Campania. Lopez Is said 10
have come here az the invitation o. Fiske
Warren. and he expects TO explain 70 the
people the F1lipinO's side OF their tight
with this country.
Lopez Is a small man, With a yellow
complexion and straight black hair. His
SECRETARY. who says that he has known
Lopez f0r eight years. is a colonial from
Brisbane Queensland. and describes him
self as a Briiishsr rom head to foot At
the dock there vas only one man TO meet
him, a small, sandy-haired man. who was
addressed as Mr.. George. but 20 reporters
refused 20 give his nsme. He saluted the
Filipino and together they began hunt
- the dock for Fiske Warren. who fin
ally made his appearance, and the party
went 10 the Imperial Hotel
While coming Up from quarantine. Lo-
pez gave out the following signed state
rlenf:
My object in visiting the United States
Is not 10 interfere IN American politics,
but solely 10 tell the American people
what the Filipiuos desire IN reference 10
the future government OF our country. II
has been said that ny coming 20 Ameri-
ca Is in the interests OF certain persons
and parties We. as Filipinos. know no
parties ia the United States. We have
only one desire, viz. to seek justice for
our country.
Those who desire 10 give US justice
-cif no doubt be glad 10 know the wants
and conditions OF the Philippines. All
we want is peace with honor TO both par
ties, and I hope to be able to show that
the conditions Of our country are such
as % q; us fo- the maintenance OF that
independence"
Mr.. Warren, Lopez. and his secretary
left al O'Clock in the afternoon for Bos-
ton.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
WARNER n. NeWB0LD A SUICIDE.
0ld.time Raiiroad Man shoots Himself
Withent apparent Cause

Birmingham. Ala. Sept. 3A-Warner NJ
Newbold, superintendent of the south and
north and Birmingham and Mineral diyis-
ions of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, committed suicide at his residence
in this city to-day by shooting himself in
the mouth with .3s-caliber pistol.
Mr.. Newbold lost his wife three months
ago. He was about fffty-five years OF age.
and had been connected with the railroad
company for many years. He was promi-
nently mentioned as a probable successor
to General Manager Metcalf, of the
Louisville and Nashville, who recently To.
signed TO go with another road
Mr.. Newbold came to Birmingham from
Kentucky. He was interested in many
enterprises, and was considered wealthy.
The remains were taken to Louisville at
/ :25 o'clock tonight for interment.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
PACKAGE SEIZED IN CANADA.
For This AfirOnf Hibernians Promise a
SHit for Damages.

New Haven, Conn. Oct. !. - Attorney
James p Bree. of this city. In his ca
pacity as secretary OF the National Coun-
ell, Ancient order OF Hibernians, is au-
thority for the statement that a heavy
suit for damages will be brought against
the Canadian government in behalf OF the
order A month or more ago Mr.. Bree
sent TO the various district representa-
lives OF the A. o. II. the minutes of the
last national meeting. These minutes
contained pro-Boer resolutions. The
package sent to Montreal never reached
its destination.
An investigation by Mr.. Bree through
the transmitting express company re-
vealed the fact that this package was
seized by the Canadian government al
the border and burned.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Rank Teller HeusIer Rxsnerated.

New York. Oct. Robert Hensler. j. q.
teller OF tha Dime Savings Institution. OF
Newark, y. J.. who was arrested on a
charge of falsifying accounts, has been
admitted TO bail. II is now asserted that
Hensler made the change in'the accounts
by direction OF c. ". Westervelt, the de-
faulung cashier OF the bank. and had
told President Orton OF doing so when
Westervelt ran away. This was testified
10 before the grand jury by Bank Exam
fner Dagger. The bank officials had moth
ing TO do with Hsnslers arrest. and be-
lievs Kim 10 be innocent OF any intentional
Wroug-dOinR
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Kan.a. Cirs Thressed Tor Carsivsl.

Kansas City. No. Sept N-Thousands
OF visitors are arriving hsVs to attend
thA festivities incident 20 carnival week
No expense has been spared 10 make TIE
features Of LAts years pagsants more
interesting than ever before The priests
Of Pailas parade viii occur Tuesday even
ing. October 2, when PGilaz Athene will
Be given a righi royal reception. the nnsl
feature OF which viii be the annual ball
in Convention Hall The carnival pa
rade, which 1Feals 10 native and visitor
alike because OF its many unique feat
uTes, Is 70 be given Thursday. October
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
s5O0,000 IN DEAD MANS VAllSs.
W. v. WoIeost, OF Boston, Stricken While
TraveIiRg with Fortune.

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. 3o.-W. V. VOL
cote. OF Boston. died at St Vincent Hes
pitsi from a stroke Of apoplexy sustain
ca on a Big -Four train yesterday. Mrs.
WOlcott arrived tonight from Boston,
and Miss Camilla 5 Wolcott, his daugh-
ter. came in this morning from St Louis.
Mr. W0lcott was native of Onondaga.
N Y, and located in St. Louis about
thirty years ago. He became a member
OF the firm OF Wolcott & Hume, publish
crs OF the Journal and Times, of ST.
Louis, and was later president of the St.
Louis Car Coupler Company. He owned
large interests in Missouri zinc mines,
and at the time Of his death was senior
partner in the banking firm of Wolcott a.
Co. with offices at q State street, Boston,
and Wall street, New York.
A search Of his effects brought TO light
the fact that he carried with him large
fortune. He had in his valise $4,000 in
government bonds, and about 5000 in
cash Oh his person.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Pope Displays Great yi.or.

Rome. Sept 20.-During the beatIncation
o. Antoinez Frassi. one OF the first chiefs
of the Order Of Oratorians. at 81. Peters
Cathedral this afternoon. the Pope yener-
ated the ehigy Of the new saint In the
presence of thousands. His holiness dis
played remarkable ylgor. Ordinarily he
Is aided In his movements, but, on this
occasion. he raised himself from the place
or knesling. made a gesture refusing as
sistance. walked with firm step 70 the
altar and ultimately returned 70 MS sea,
Without asalstance.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

Of revenue. who accompanied the EN-
peror and Empress Regent ir their flight
from Pskip. Says fl letter rBreiEed here
that ths.T ma5estIes suffered great hard
ships. having scarcely any foad for three
days. They had 10 ride on Czmeiz. and
were almost deserted By their followers
AS the country through whiclt they trav-
e,ed was being devastated b., Tgng Fsi
Hsiang's troops. they we're uE .tllle 20 OBJ
tain even necsssaYiss. and tizlsy Eaued no
vaffsa hiea
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
CALLING on yIcERoYs.
NF. Reckhifs UrEe~ ThesB 60 ,Issmsriaiize
ThreRe Ia Return To Pea ia

Pehin. Sept zT-Ar. william Woodvills
Rockhill special commissioner OF the
United States. left Pekin with z cavalry
escort to-day for TieHssin. He vii visit
Sankin and the Yangtse Valley. examine
affairs there. ard advise the vic Toys TO
memoriaiize the throre, urging th,a return
OF the court to Pekin.
Tientsin. Sept Is. via Shanghai Sept
ee--Mr. ROckhill. before leaving Pekin.
said he expected 10 return there soon
Each Of the powers was represeEi ed by
20 troops IN the guard Of honor that re-
ceived Count vor Waldersee, and al the
commanders called upon him.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
MIkADo SUMMONS MARQUIS FRO.
Affairs in China Entering Diploma tic ~ ge.
He Is 10 Perm New Cabinet.

Yokohama. Sept. s0.-The Mikado has
summoned Marquis Ito to form a cabi net,
on the resignation of the Yamagata min
istry.
When intrusting the task to the n'sw
premier his majesty said that as affairs
In China were entering upon the dipSo-
matte stage, the presence OF Marquis ! TO
at the head of the government was nece s.
sary.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
COURT SUFFERED HUNGER.
Hardships Attended Flight from Pekin-
Deserted bY Courfiers.

Shanghai. Sept 3-The Russians have
invested Mukden. capital OF the province
O. Liso-tuBg.
Sir Ernest Mason Satow. recently ap-
pointed British Minister 20 China. in Sue
cessiOn 10 SIR Claude Macdonald. has az
rived here on his way 10 Pek.n-
Wang Wen shao. president Of the board
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
MACFARLAND WINS Ar PARIS.
Defeats HHFet with Eas Ia 25-miie II ace
Protest in scratch Contest

Paris. Sept. 3o-In the bicycle contests
at Vincennes, to-day, MaeFariand easily
defeated Huret the Frenchman. IN a
t~'enty-fve-miie paced race. Tine. DII.
The international scratch race, Leo
metres, resulted Enthusiastically Cooper
was beaten by Yanoni by half a whee!
The crowd protested against the award o.
she judges, declaring that the race had
been ''hxed." Cooper himself entered q
protest which viii be heard next Wednes
day. Time, IS s-5
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Az. i,mI, al Naval Reersi.. changed.

Chicago Sept. s0.-The United States
naval recruiting station here has received
an order from the Bureau Of Nsvigaticn,
Washington. changing the age require
ment OF iandsmen 10 p TO = instead OF
rs to -" years, as heretofore.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Kruger for Peace. Overruled by sreyn.

london. Oct IAN interesting report
comes from Komati Poort TO the effect
that Mr.. Kruger. in a letter to his wife
announcing that he Is going on a six
months holiday, said. in substance, that
after the capture Of Maehadedorp ne
knew the struggle was hopeless and coun-
seled moderation. but that Mr. Steyns S
arbitrary behavior" oyerruled his coun-
sells
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
NEW YORK GRAIN.

sss Yers. Oct L-WHEAT-Rsosipts lss sps
sssAsis; srporss. zzs.iit basAslz sslss. iise sos
ossesis futures. oss sssAsis ssos. spot srnssr
We re, q Ia & o b. snnsi. ssz q Ii sse.
'siSss Ne ssFshsra Daiuth. ss-4 q o =.
ssesii No. hare D&issh. ~. & o B.. see.t
ODtioas Al ass ssss . li,sss ssaa sssssss a
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
c.m.,,,a. Dela,ea b, Fos. in Port,

New York, sept 5.-The Cunard Line
steamer Campania arrived this morning
from Liverpool and Queenstown after a
very profracted voyage caused by dense
fog. during which the engines were slowed
down
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
canaa,sp.,Parewen Pere az the Cane.

Cape Town. Sept. so.-The Canadian con
tingent. under Col. Pelletier sailed to-
day on board the transport Idaho The
people Of Cape Town accorded them a
splendid impromptu reception, the mayor
voicing the thanks Of the city for their
brilliant services In the field.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
wANTED-AGENTS.

cf-Esgg AGENTS ~ TAKE ORDERS Foe OrR
latest storm anc SsikiaE sSifis' AZ t5s fsEe :
iabsfal iaeucsmsata 20 fisa lals.fs -.s - estA-
Iogse sas psrsissisft colt HBiA SKIRT Co.
i4sB HassA - H1stsn
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
shah lIonorea AZ Cos.laallnopIs,

constautinople. Sept. 3O.-The shah OF
Persia arrived here to-day and was re
ce!yed ~ the sultan with elaborate and
brilliant ceremonies
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02

1uiSl ssssssssssssitk bslth ~ 81 lls
Total to-day-Net. s.. s35 Great Britain. s7u.
France S53 continent "a. .0sl stock $40 S76. Goa
soIdated-Net I05,5lt, Great Britain. z5ueI.
France Il. So: continent 90 al Total since Sep
tember Net sS7 S57 Great Britan Is755l:
France, l5, s57. continent. IsO. 40.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
DATE OF DEATH FIXED
New Trial Denied Howard,
and Sentence Imposed.
JUICE WAS yisIBLY AFFECTED

The Defendant Vas Sst Moved, bat Pro-
tested His Isa0ceucr-Esmssed TO steel
Gaze By JaiIsr-Afadavfts that jurors
Had Made Up Their Minds Before Trial
Wa. Argued Earnestly by Hownrd's Al.
tsrneys-Appeai VIII BE Taken.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-02
Yousseyss Trial Begin. Tomorrow.

The case OF Henry T.. Youtsey, also
charged with being principal in the
Goebel murder, will be taken up at
Georgetown Monday. The prosecution
claims that Youtsey was In the seere-
tary Of states Office with Howard when
the shooting occurred Youtsey Is repre-
ssnted by L. J. Crawford and r. ". Mel
son, two of the ablest criminal lawyers
in the State. Col Nelson sent the follow
ing telegram here to-day:
"Ail publications in newspapers that
Youtsey would make sensational disclos-
ures as 20 agreements with the Common
wealth are ffLse.
Sensational dispatches have appeared
In varioue pa pers this week 70 the effect
that Youtsey would make statements In
eliminating Gov Taylor and throwing
great light Oh the assassination mysteFy
Although sc ntsnced 10 hang December
there Is no probability that Howard Eil
hang that da Y. as under the practice ia
the Court Of Appeals, II Is doubtful II the
appeal in the case viii be docketed In that
tribunal by thai date and z inal decision
Is hardly 10 be expected before January.
The sentence u the lower court VIII be
suspended pen lleg the appeal
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
The Remedy for Stomach and Bowel Troubl,

The Remedy for ssOmsOh and Bowel Troubles
u have been in the drug business for
twenty years, and have sold most all Of
the proprietary medicines Of any note.
Among the entire list have never found
anything to equal Chsmberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeey for all
stomach and bowel troubles. says o.
w. Wakefield, OF Columbus, Ca. "This
remedy cured two severe cases of cholera
mOrbus in my family, and have recon-
mended and sold hundreds Of it to nv
customers to their entire satisfaction. It
affords a quick and sure cure In pleas.
ant form, No family should be without
il. keep 1t in my house at all times. -
For sale by DR.. Bishops drug store,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
a MinistAr,a Good Work.


4 had severe attack OF bilious collie, got a
bottle Of cAamberlain's Collie Cholera and
piarrhna Remedy, took two doses ANA 6as en-
tirely cured, 2 ssss Rev. a. A. Power y Empo-
RE. Kan. any aeisDpor across the ssees was
sleh for over week, had tseor three bottles .
medicine from the doctor. he used them Tor
Three or four days without relief, then called in
another doctor who treated him for some days
and gags him no relief, 50 discharged him. !
went over 70 see him the next morning, re
said his bowels were in a terrible AK, that they
had beeA running on 50 long that it wasalniost
bloody nux. asked him # he had tried Cham
pertains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy,
ana he said, No, / went home and brought
hinpay bottle and gave him one dose; told hun
to take another dose in nfteen or twenty min.
utcs il he did not end relief, bgt be took no
more, aud was entirely cured. ] shlak 1.-THE
boat medicine I have ever tried FOR sale By
Or. Bi4hop's drug store,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
MOVE TO ORGANIZE A
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
A List Is Now Being Circulated Among
Business Men.
ENIlY RpLN2MIlNlM 2AAnIA Mn Tue MONLMENI
EVERY BRBNSVIgNAN SHOULD AID THE MOVEMENT
The Times-call Has Been Urging an Organization Of
This Kind for Some Time and Hopes Now
to See It's Suggestion Adopted

There seems TO b. 10 doubt now that
Brunswick win soon have Chamber Of
Commerce as a movement in this d.
rection was made yesterday.
The following paper was circulated
among the business men, and some.
thing in the neighhorhood 81 hundred
aiixed their names:
Brunswick, Ga, Sept. 4, 1900.
The undersigned citizens Of Bruins
wioA and GIynn county, Ca, knowing
that th e organization and maintenancs
Of q Board Of Trade or Chamber Of
Commerce viii greatly add 70 the vel
fare and stimulate the material advance
ment Of our common citizenship, here
By band ourselves together for united
sotion 10 the accomplishment Of this
end. Whether the title Of said body
shall be Board Of Trade or Chamber o.
Commerce shall be determined BY ma
iority Of US al Che frst meeting. We
specifically pledge and bind ourselves,
one with the other that when not ab-
sent from the city Or too III 10 attend
meetings, that wewill Ii moaih
attend two meetings
further pledge our5e.
promptly in advance pag
officer Of said board, when the
annual dues 81 I'VE dollars IS
nun. No initiation feeS e.
ed. Politics and political ~
not to enter into any meeting
ings of such board, and no POLITICAL
matter is TO be discussed on tie ieoF
the meeting place, We each Of US re
cognize that united we stand, divided We
fall. and we individually and as body
faithfully promise TO give our best eff
forts to the purpose herein touched up
on. Bylaws, rules and regulations are
to be adopted when said board meets
The TmEs-CALL has always urged an
Organization of this kind, and nov there
seems no dou9t but that the people 8
that to accomplish anything they must
pull together for one common good, the
upbuilding of brunswick. When you
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
enrI.AYs anr nANarnoI.s. J.

4 amsH piInpis on gour face may seem Of lis
~ consag pance, but Il shows your sEc8sssui.
purs.aa impure blood is what causes most or
sha diaoaaeatrom which people suffer. Better
heed the Warnins gyen BY The pinple and pu-
Eify the blood atonee by takins Hoods ssrsa-
parilla. This medicine cures All diseases due
10 bad blood, including scrofuig and salt rhsum
The non-irritating eathartic Hoods Pills.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
HARPER wHlsKEY RECEIVED
GOLD MEDAL

Paris, Aug. -(Spscial dispatch -
American WHISTLES received the ON
oial approval of the exposition today,
when gola medal was awarded to
Bsrnhein Bros, Louisville, KY on
ther /. W. Harper, wh,skey. Sold in
Brunswick, Ga, by T. Newman.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
ON A VACATION !.

NJ Mary McNish Burroughs the
bright society editor Of the TIMas,
Calls left yesterday morning to spend
+ meagA with friends IN Atlanta, Louis
Vile ana other cities Miss Burroughs
win not only Be missed b. her many
Brunswick friends, but by ha hundreds
Of readers Of the Tnrs- CALI, Who ans
JOY her newsy social column every
morning.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
THE LAssELL HERE.

The American steamship Lasssleis
in port, loading crossties for j, Il.
erodhsad. This is the first trip Of
be Lsssell to Brunswick.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
Advertised Letter List.


The following is list Of letters re
mliDg in the pOstofioe At Brun.
wick, Ga. unclaimed, for ths week
ending September 4, 1900.
B. Mamie Brown, Mary Brown,
Is. Z Brooks, t2), Henry Bonney. Mrs.
Henry BlOodwortb, J. W. Barnes,
Dapnsy Baker.
c.-Miss Frae,e cIark, J. canbsil,
Mrs. Lala osrsent.
D.-James Dennison.
F-Robert Frszier,
9. Mrs, Emsliue Green, samphard
eioysr.
H.-rho.. Harris, M,s. Lucy Ham
noud.
Minerys Jones, " J. Jones,
M.--Geo. 5. Miller, DAve Musrs.
Lila aorrelI, Albert Monroe, A L.
snros, Miss Sophia Marsh.
PMS. Minder Pinkney. Miss Az
ME Porter, ]. A. Phillips, 2
Hagsr Kednsy
s.. John Saunders, Mack stetson,
Miss Mary sharp.
II Yrs. Alice Tnrner, Mrs. CARTS
Isine Thompson.
v.-charlie Won Ramp.
NJ Thomas Wright, Miss MARI
Victoria Williams, Sim Williams,
General Williams. Lucy w,ggln,
Linsis walaue.
70 insure efloient delivery, have
Your mail addressed to street aud
number.
Parties calling for any Of the above
viii please say they we're advertised
and pay one cent for each letter
olaimsd.
All letters should Be fully prepaid,
before dl'pssOh. Nsw,pApsrs pack
ages, photographs and everything
but letters, must be fully prepaid, and
csnnot be forwarded from ons etiics to
another without the necessary postage
be,pg paid agsin,
II yoa hsys any complaints about
the service you are receiving, bring
them % me, and il within my power to
remedy, wall oaserfully do so.
oFucE HOURS
Al General delivery and stamp win
dow, from q. m. to ppm.
Money order and registry window,
from s an to 8 p. m.
sunday hours the flee is open from
9 a. n to 10 N. only.
II Nc. G. Brown. P.M
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
F,Iey's K dn y Cure
morning

ss pure medicine and contains In concentrate
form remedies recognised by the most skiilful
OF the medical professlok a. the most effective
agents for the cure Of kidney and bladder
troubles. WI. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-05
THE NEGRO CONVENTION.
viii Be one Of The Most Important
Yet Held.


The negro conferences which is 70 be
held in Macon on Sept. n and %, under
the auspices Of the Southern AFRO Amer
lean council, will, u Is claimed be one
Of the most important negro gatherings
that has ever occurred ID the south.
Coming, Is It does, just in the midst Of
the street fair. Il viii be very largely at
tended, and the topics to be discussed
and the prominence Of the orssors will
give II nosoriesy throughout the entire
country. The program tor the confer
snee he been sent out through The
country