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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21

Ear Corn, Roe Straw.
The FRRD SFoRF.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21
NorIoN

viii be at the following places on the dates
named below FOR the purpose receiving tax re-
turns for the Slate and eo0nly,f0r the year 1906
Sterling AprIi 4th 10Th, May 9th.
st sin0ns, April 7th- 18th; May I4th
Bladen, April 5th-i9th; May 9th
pyles Crossing, April Ssh i7th May 18th.
brunswick, April 18th, 18th, 18th 18th, 9Th,
26th. May zith, 25th, 18th.
JOHN ". BURBERRY,
Receiver Tax Rctufns
Glynn county, 6as
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21

For Backache use
S tn AR rs GIN and
BUCHU
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21

A pure whiskey agrees with any
food, 10 fact, aids digestion. II tones
the stomach increases tho ll9w Of the
Gastric juices and SO promotes strength
and Il sh. A pure whiskey like HAR
PER's Whishey sold BY T. NEW
MAN. 2w- 8m
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-21

Russells Chill and Fever
Tonic, every bottle guaran-
teed For sale by w. j /.
Butts and |. N. Bishop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

says that owing to the Boer cross fire
and The mpossibHlty of entrenching
Vaal Krantz. General Buffers force
withdrew
The Financial News, which publshes
this dispatch, suggests that General
Butler has not yet actually recrosscd
the Tugela.
REALLY PUZZLING
LONDON. FEB. 1O-in the Morning
Post this morning Mr.. Spencer Wilkln-
son writes:
Lord Roberts is evidently about 10
begin his campaign and there are signs
that General Methuen's force will make
the first important move It Is prob
able that the seventh division viii soon
be heard of as cooperating with Cen
eral Methuen.
The latest news regarding CieLefat
KYiers operation is puzzling II looks
now as II he never seriously contrm-
plated an attempt 20 relieve Ladysmith
burt only a demonstration to prevent
the Beers from dtverting reinforce
ments TO Magersfontein.
Looking to the distance from Lady.
smbh TO Kimberley. a journey in which
the Beers would get little help, Lord
Roberts had clear week for the first
blow which will put new face upon
the situation This hypothesis would
account for the present state OF things
in both the theatres of war and the
peculiarities Of the attack on Monday
and Tuesday would become intelngible
for, II they had been intended as a SER
hous movement, General Butler would
have been largely reinforced and he
would have pushed the attack with
greater energy"
LONDON. FEB. 1O.-The Times. in
dealing with the artillery situation
says:
If General Butler has failed N seems
unlikely that another attempt viii be
made. The terrible initial strategic ms
take OF abandoning the principal OH.
jective for a subsidiary still over
weights the campaign. but she time ap-
prOaches when its baneful influence will
cease to fetter our nation The great
issues Of the war will not be decided
IN Natal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10
MnIineanx .rrlsI

NEW YORK, FEB 9--Asslstant Dis
trlct Attorney Osborne tonight compIet-
cd his argument in the trial OF Roland
B. Mol.neux for the murder OF Mrs X. J..
A ams. Recorder Con VIII charge the
jury tomorrow morning. and the twelve
men are expected % take mp at once ehe
question OF the innocence or the guilt OF
the prisoner
The most dramatic incident OF the day
was the attack which Attorney Osborne
made upon Mrs, Molineux. the wife of
the prisoner. This attack was somewhat
expected, since Barlow S. Weeks. the
attorney for the prisoner had already
characterized the mere Introduction Of
the evidence concerning the fact that
MolineuN lived with his wife before mar
riage under the assumed name Of Mr..
Cheesebrough as "low and mean and
vile. 20 But Mr.. Osborne elected 20 pick
up the gauge OF battle thrown down be-
fore him by the counsel for the defend
ant. The war was on IN an instant to-
day when Mr. pattle. who is associated
with I'D. Weeks IN the defense OF Mo-
hneux. objected TO Mr. Osborne saying
that Mrs Molineux was the sole motive
In the case. that MO.lneux had been try
Ing 70 marry her and that she had only
eonsened 20 marry HIM suddenly after
Barnet who had been q devoted admir-
er was cold in his grave Mr Osborne
had just finished reading the note signed
"Blanche,' sent by Mrs Cheesebrough
10 Barnet during his last Illness, when
Mr. Bate interposed his objections.
Mr. Osborne turned quick az a fash to-
wards Mrs. Molineux. There IS the
woman-chere Is the motive" exclaimed
he
Mr. Battle still cOntfnuing "a ob.
iect or the grounds that The statements
had not been supported oy the evidence
Mr. Osbornes voice range out "Loi the
gdled Jade vince. 90 not blame ooun-
sci Tor obiecting But that woman IS ilse
living concrete form 81 the motive IN
the Barnet case. and 81 o. undisputed
that the man who sen, The poison "a
Barnet sent mo poison 10 Cornish. ds.
like 70 speak in this manner Of shis
woman. II is shameful that Mr. Weeks
brought these women 20 this court when
the knew the subject of which ] speak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10
STORY or 4 FRIENDSHIP.


To be Portrayed with Elaborate stage
Eteots at Brooks Thcater.
"Ail the worlds stage,
And all the men and women merely
players"
In this great drama pubn6 opinion
Is the Prompter, the press, Is the stage
manager in u ost cases. Some play
well, some poorly, some with successH
and others with failure. Some ask
the reason why. Look and listen
while hold The mirror up. The neg
lect to take op the cue at the proper
time and place. This busy; bnstling
world will not retrace her steps nor
rehearse a single scene fol- anyone a
second time. What is done is done.
Regrets, however vain, are bilterest,
for they can recall no yesterdays.
Hence the part is omitted or taken by
another, and that life becomes a
blank Finally. when the bouquets
and garlands, the laurel and the OAK,
and the homage OF the world are be-
slowed, they have not earned them.
II they had they are too far away to
see, I far away TO hear The drop
AoAiN uhA hANl hhhhfh uit Win Nntm.
My eXpeT. DSe in this sif6 mAkes
rural history rePeat itseE 4 every cir
cult has its attraction, every town or
colony has its lead It's lion, Who IN
variRoly does more talhtng and less
work than any other character, who
is always waiting for some one e,se to
unravei the intricacies II the plot,
However, unlike tbis favorite Of stage
land. the denouement is not "a ways a
satisfactory cDe 10 him. "Oh, that we
could see ourselves Hs others see as ..
The II ne Is not fBr distant when the
Stage and pulpit will stand side bv
side ia the great mission 90 edncatinQ
the wor0. OF OIL the arts acting be-
longs 10 tne diVine art for IL has it's
creation 10 the soul, and so il Is, after
all, FROM the dimpled ba be cradled In
the mothers nrms, 20 The tottering
gray haired old man In the skeleton
clutch OF death. The end will come.
when IL will come; when the great
eventful tao 10 told. when Hfe's fiitful
tale rs told, when lifc's ftiui fever Ia
ore.
Then a gropp Of borrowing friends
hand IN hand form u cireAe of grief
around that tenement Of clay and drop
tear ia memory OF fellow actor
and The play goes on.
so on this opera house epaelOu4 stage
In Guthrie for many coming year.
'Nes th ell the dazzling u ht
From the electric chandelier,
Shall come the man, the maid the dame.
To drink from pleasure's -;
To see the actor strive for fame
And hold the mirror uph
Damon and Pythies at Brooke op-
era house Monday. Feb ~. The so.
cial event Of the season
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10
AUTHORITIES RELIEVE THEY HAVE
A CLUE TO THE APPREHENSION
OH GnrnE.I 9 Ace.A ccr.~

FRANKFORT, KY. FEB g-The Au-
thorities expect to obtain important evil
dence regarding the assassin or Governor
Goebel from S.las Jones who was arrest
ed this morning. Jones has already made
a partial confession He deciares that he
personally knows nothing of the crime.
but says that Harlan Whitaker. who was
arrested Immediately after the shooting
while running from the executive build
ing from witch the shots fired. knows
a great deal about the CRIME II is De
lieved Jones gave more Information than
that regarding Whitaker and that what
arrests I'm the neighborhood Of Richmont,
Madison county, Kentucky
John Goettschalk, OF Ne son county, who
was arrested with Jones. was released
from custody tonight.
Gottschalk and Jones are cousins The
latte rsays he came with the mouutaineer
excursion. Both are said 10 have slept in
executive building the night before Goe-
bel was assassinalted. Jones SAID he APP
piled to Taylor and Finley for pay for
coming here Tie says this was prom sed
him by other Ia advance. but they would
not settle and he coud not get cut OF
fown. He says he does moi know what
he was brought here for. Although the
detectives have been examining and GROSS
examining Jones all afternoon, outsiders
have not been permitted to see or "a X
with him The detectives believe tn "a
be the most important arrest yet made
IL. H. a.. n
vacant house, only coming out at night,
and had been here for week prior "a
the assassination.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10
TERRITORY LEASEHOLDER DRAG
GED WITH A ROPE.

SAPULPA, F-B 9.--Serious trouble
is brewing sixteen miles southeast OF
this place over the lease question. F..
G. Richardson. who Is a leaseholder i'm
that section, refused 10 turn over his
land 20 the Indian from whom he was
leasing. This angered the Indian, and
he, In company with other disgruntled
Indians. formed a mob and visited the
home OF Mr.. Richardson last night
placed a rope about his neck and drag
ged him 20 a ravine about "a mile dis
tant He was hauled up 90 a limb OF a.
tree and made 20 promise 10 leave the
country within twenty-four hours. The
injured man was brought 10 Sapulpa
today for medical treatment. His body
II badly bruised Several names Of thosa
who were IN the mob are known and
have been reported 30 the United States
authorities at Muscogee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

ID Is continuation Of the cowardlv
crime and shows the nature OF the man
who would consent that his womaukind
should hear such words"
Gen MolineuN left his scat at the con-
cluslon OF this attack. nc leaned over
the back of his wlfe's chair ANA patted
his daughtcr-in-law reassuringy ON the
shoulder. MolneuX himself never ass
much as moved
In closing Mr.. Osborne said: RE
member the Frankensten. Remember
that he was built up with backbone and
muscle, but his Creator could not give
him soul The defending has no soul
or he could not laugh as ho has laughed
In this court room under circumstances
that must break the hearts of his farther
ana mother"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

WASHINGTON. FEB. S-Repre esen-
tati,p Hepburn chairman of the house
interstate and fore en commerce COM
mit,ee which has charge Of The Mica
ragu0 canal appropriation. opposes the
The canal treaty with Great Britain. now
pending n the senate
u think. Dee sai1, "that the negoda-
zion OF his realty IS very unfortunate
ana that % ought uot 20 be- rau6ed by
the senate DO nct know that the
dependency of the treaty VIII Interior,
with the action ny congress on the Me.
araeua canal bll but the ratification
of tho treaty would certainly IMPAIR m,
value of De- canal when constructed
This rcaty ranrms the principals 81
theN ah0n- Bulwer treaty conceding al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

sleet. Great damage was done by the
storm. a number OF buildings being
practically destroyed, and fences avn
ngs and outbuildings being greatly de-
uloralized The Episcopal church was
torn from It's foundation as was the
home OF Attorney j. R. smith, and the
house of r. Bonannon. The awnings
and plate glass Of the Chickasaw Ma
tion bank were left "a complete wreck.
Considerable damage was done to the
new brick school building.
a regular stampede to cyclone cellars
ensued AT the opera house where a
play was In progress, panic was mar
rowiy averted
The Bar association was Ina session at
the Hotel Love when the storm struck,
and there was a grea, 'ush for safety
land caves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

HONOLULU, FEB 9-The situation
at this time is very Encouraging. There
has not been case of the plague for a
week. While # Is not considered that
the scourge has been stamped out en-
urely yet. it is believed that the trouble
is well in hand. and barring case now
and then for the next two weeks. the
city is clean and cannot be termed an
infected port.
It is the intention ofthe board OF health
10 be ON the safe side. and 10 that end
"a strict quarantine VIII be kept up for
some time 70 come. There Jil hardly be
d disposition 10 raise the quarantine un-
der fourteen days or more. though this
may be declared clean por4 before tina.
time
The Pacific Mail steamship company
announce that they win resume taking
passengers from Honolulu.
Another large FIRE occurred In China
town January a. The flames destroyed
bui dlngs covering about sir acres of
ground The fire Is said 90 have been of
incndlary origin.
The cable ship Nero arrived on Jlnu-
AIRY %. after a long cruise in the Pacific.
After taking on coal, she departed for
san Francisco
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

HONOLCLC. FEB 9--Capain W. l..
Kneeiler OF tne United States hospi al
ship Missouri en- route 10 san Francisco
from Manila with neraly 600 sick sol
diers on board says that H. made a tour
Of southern Luzon IN company with
General Young Just before Leaving Ma
Mia.
The conditions there show a complete
cessation Of wars activities. II found
1he peope perfectly c1ntented and en-
gageG IN their agricultural pursuits
said the captain and they are very pros
porous. Splendid crops are being raised
ana many cattle and there were no signs
that the Philippines were not satisfied
with the new order Of affairs A. FAR as
this whole district is concerned. all the
trouble seems 20 be a., an end.
Manila Itself Is quie. and prosperous.
There 8 absolutely 10 Sign of Hadrb-
ance there was amaz, 4. az the amount
Of work tha. has been done towards
making the place sanitary The Town IL
in "a remarkably clean condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

Weekly Leader one year and the
Farm Journal the remainder Of
1900 and all Of i00i j9O2 l903
and i904 for only SOC SUD
scriDuOns begin with the current
month; we cannot gUppiy back
numbers OrderS sent in Febyu-
ary viii begin witb February, and
so on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

Tre boys and girls should read the
\ rm journal u will help keep them
on the farm, We will send A Eve
years. the remainder of 1900 and ali OF
1901, 1909. 1903 and 1904, 20 everyone
who will subscribe for the Weekly
Leader both papers at the price Of
ours only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

PURCELL, FEB. 9.--pecial)-A ter
rifle blizzard struck this clty Wednes-
day night al 9 .. m. and ragged through
out the entire night and was followed
Thursday by gusts of falling snow and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

Have you tried Searchlight Pills for
d sordered stomaeh aud bowels9 They
cure sick headache, bilhouaness, cos
tiyeness, etc. Ten ceBts a bottle a.
Lilies Drug & hook store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

tho claims ana contentious ~ Great Britt
ian, though Great Britain has ty her own
actions given us the r,gho at any tims to
abrogate the Bulwer clayton treaty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

Home talent will show up In hne
shape February ~, IN Damon and
Pvthias.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-10

BLACKWELL, FEB 9.-( Especial -
It was decided 10 macadamize or pave
the streets by the city council las;
night ana a resolution was drawn de-
claring such to be necessary
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-09
Pay No Attention to
Rulings.
Rump Committee will Lodge Its
Complaint.
Composed.o OF DisloyaI and Disgruntled
Republicans.

The contesting committeeman from
Fayette county, will probably take
their grievances before Chairman Dick,
of the state committe says Colum
bus special. The Daugherty people
designate the opposition as rump
committee, and point to the sentiment
among the Republicans Of Washington
c. H., as pronounced in the vote of 49,
for them as compared. with 200 for the
"antis" as vindicatlon of their course.
In the event that the committee claim
ing authority by selection in the var
than half the total vote of the city,
should be recognized by Chairman
Dick, the regular committee will I'M
dertakc TO elect the Republican ticket.
1T would, perhaps, be good idea, -
said the visitor, "for Chairman Dick
to recognize the rump committee, set
up by Senator Marchant, the disgrunt-
led defeated candidate for Congress,
as we would be sure OF their votes.
Those instrumental In the selection of
the rump committee are unreliable as
Republicans. and perhaps none of them
could show two years continuous rec
ord as supporters of the entire ticket.
The committee selected by the majority
of the Republicans of the county will
manage the campaign In Fayette coun-
state chairman, We have had contest
ing delegations for many years from
the county, and this opposition com
mittec lis continuation of the fight
aided by the chairman Of the state com,
mittee who wants to dispose of Harry
NJ .Daugherty as n factor in state poll
ties"
ut was claimed by this gentleman
that six OF the old committee withdrew
their names from the call for selection
of committeeman by wards, after be
ing apprised of the real meaning OF
the movement, leaving the opposition
without authority TO provide for pri
marles. but they proceeded as IL every
thing was regular, failing however, tC
get majority of the votes.
''oh' marty VA b"uSHcI'S was III hie
office In the Spahr building today. He
corroboraicd the statement TO the Of
feet that the movers In securing the
selection of an opposition committee
were not loyal Republicans. '"rhey
have he said, fought the party and
It's nominees repeatedly, They hoped
by making the fight personally against
me, 20 prejudice the Republicans, bu,
what | do In politics viii be for tn,
good of the party Mr. Daugherty
lntimatcd very clearly that the com
mittcc selected by the majority OF
votes would not appeal 10 Chairman
Dick In the event of II complaint being
filed by the opposition
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-09

Senator Mason has singled out Sec
rctary Hay as the object of decided
ly unparliomentary attack on account
of the Alaska modus vivendi. The
Senator from Illinois vows that he
will support Mckinley and the whole
cabinet III the pending campaign, ex-
cepting only the Secretary of state.
II is impossible, however, to disusso.
ciate Secretary Hay from his principal,
the President. The Executive cannot
escape responsibility for any cngagc-
ments entered into by his Secretary
of State, presumably with the consent
and by authority Of his chief. lf Hay
be a "Britisher," so Is Mckinley
Philadelphia Record.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-09

started campaign in that state with
such confidence insuccess as they have
this year. or course, we must fight
hard.
II believe that Ohio Is one of the
best fighting states we have, and, in
deed, ann of the opinion that the
signs of landslide are very strong
everywhere. When we came within
n few thousand votes of majority
in the electoral college of '96, what
shall be said of our chances when the
Gold Democrats are fast returning,
when there IL infinite dissatisfaction
nll through the Republican party with
the policy of the, Administration, when
the Irish vote which left us in 'S4, is
practically back with us to a man,
when the German vote is tending
nightly our way. and when the Pro
hibitionists and even the Methodists
are up In arms against President Nc
Kinlcy's practices, and even the col
cred vote Is organizing against, the
Republican party"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-09

Gen. Chas. Dick notified Congress
man Phillips of Medina to meet him at
Cleveland yesterday, and agree to keep
out of the Twentieth District contest
as an independent candidate for Con
gress. But upon the Generals arrival
Mt Cleveland he found message await
ing him announcing that urgent and
important business prevented the Con-
gressman from keeping his engage.
meDt." 1t remains to be seen how long
the urgent and important business"
VIII prevent the meeting.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-09

Mr.. Webster Davis, who resigned as
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior be-
cause he did not agree with the Ad,
ininistrations imperial policy, has just
issued the following statement;
II am Democrat not on the Boer
plank only, but stand on every plank
In the Democratic platform. In an
interview in the St. Louis Post'Dis-
patch declared for bimetallism. did
not have the courage to break away
from the Republican party In 1896.
Bul since that time the Republican
party has reversed Its beliefs so often
that | feel at liberty to speak my own
mind and TO make known my individ-
ual attitude on the questions that have
arisen, including the money question