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oreson's Structural strength Intae,

Washing on. July 27.--The navy depart.
ment this morning received the following
oablegnm from Captain Wilde commander
OF the Oregon;
Secretary Navy, Washington.
Kure, Japan, July 26-Ship docket.
Structural strength intact.
With
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one Fare for round rr,p cr,n,.,

indianapolis, Ind. July 27,--The Brys,
and Stevenson notification will be he'd
here August 8, as previously announced
Ore fare for the round trip from ell zen !.
eral passenger association points ha. been
granted.
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Telephone Numbers: sSsiss,:, ~

The City The Post Is deIlvsred to any part Of the
city by carriers. per month. si.oo; three months
5000; six months 5000; one year Sis.oo.
Mr.. Theodore Bering has charge OF tho city
circulation and collecting. Messrs. Theodore
bering. Chas, Lott and Paul Hobby are the su-
thorixed collectors OF all city bills bou. ajyerts-
ing and subseripuon) and money should be
paid to any other than those named, unless
special written authority signed by the business
manager is shown Al accounts OF any size
should be paid by check In favor Of The Hous-
ton Printing Company.
Subscribers falling to receive The Pos, regularly
Will please notify the Office promptly. Every
paper Is expected to be delivered not later than
bso O'Clock a. m
tnder no circumstances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid. or accepted In payment Of accounts.
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victoria Loesl J.

Victoria. Texas. July y o..s
tending some work at tne u,
tcrday, Mr.. Sam Bailey ~ ,.i
tho boiler house 70 the = ~
OF about twenty feet ,rn, s
for some time. but his ias.ats
left Yesterday for hail NM AZ,
funeral Of his father hesa
tonic rather suddenly F" wosl'
Mr.. and Mrs. w ~ ,sDr y
to their ranch home -
they win reside In fut9ieh ai y
Tom TUCKER colorea'
yesterday II a runaway ri.
Mr.. @. Hpfris has bsse r J
tract for building Mt
dtncs IN the Third wary
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''' 'aiy 2I'--AJ the cabinet council
, N the minister of foreign affairs. NJ
been Use s,s stated that full powers hai
10 bake s the French consuls in China
sary. 4s should be neees-
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FOREIGNERS KILLED AT rAoTrxG.
Murder Occurred July rs nnd was
Announced by official Telegram.

Washington, July 21--The following
dispatch has been received at the stat7
department from Consul General Goo1now
at Shanghai. dated July q:
AN official telegram received here On
tho 18th said that all foreigners and many
native Christians had been killed al
Tasting and the missions burned. Amer
leans: slncox family, Taylor. Perkins.
Misses Gould Morrill, The customs Off
Ger reports disturbances at Yunan yester-
day"
(The oabegram is somewhat confus nG,
but is given out exactly as received By
the state department 1t probably means
that the Americans who were killed COM
prised the sincox family, either man or
woman named Taylor, another named Per-
lIns and the Misses Gould and Morrill,.
Taotlng is about seyenty-fye miles south
east OF Pekin.)
London. July Gin missionary circles
at Shanghai, according to dispatch re-
ceived here today, it has been learned
that all the missionaries at Pao Ting, in
the province of Pc Chi Iii, have been
murdered All of the people of the mis-
sion at Annoy, province of Fo KEN. are
reported well.
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MINISTER'S ALIVE.
Some of the European Survivors Are
Leaving PelSin

Leaving PeiSin.
London, July 27.-The Shanghai corre-
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says
Trustworthy information reached me TO-
day (Fr!duy) that oonylnces me that al
the ministers except Baron Won Kette,er
are still alive. Some of the European sur
yivors are leaving Pekln."
Brussels. July 27.-The Belgium vice con-
sui at Tien Tsin, in dispatch dated Chez
Too. July &c, says: 1T is positively re-
ror.ed hore that he legations are sale a.d
sound and under protection of the Chinese
government.
About 10000 Chinese soldiers are en-
'renohed at Pee Tsang, fourteen kl!o-
meters from Tien Tsin."
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Observations taken at all stations. by tnu
United states weather bureau. at D. u.
Yesterday, 10TH meridian time:
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4. n JOHNSTON. $500 PRESIDENT.
&. J. PALMER. - 1890 NcB-PaHsipHNr.
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To ayenge the death OF comrnde Amerl-
can soldiers Killed eighty Fllipnos. At the
ratio of 50 to ! benevolent assimilation"
ought TO quickly recommend itself to even
the most benighted native.
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The dos days. the sun spots and the ex-
ample OF the Boxers have had an extremely
bad effect on New Orleans We can't be-
too hard on the heather Chinee.
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YOUNG WOMAN surolpEp.

.Not included in means.
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The Denis Kcarneys of China. are making
the sand lots ring with their appeals 10
patriotism these days What foxy trick
that IS of history in running In a eirelc
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the sold democrats as political sec
uon' are making themselves more ridiculous
his year than in 1896, Then there was some
logic in their position; now they are simply
and purely sorehead.
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Possibly tho sugar trust is only trying to
save It's hay while the Mckinley sunsh ne
lasts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17
CITATION.
Georgia-Glynn county.

NeorElA--Ilynn county.
To whom II may concerns Take notice. that
charles q. Jones hiss applied for permanent
administration on tbs estate OF y. II. Jones,
late q said county, deceased. and Ii there be
any objection 10 the grant o. said application,
let Y be presented on the fret Monday In De-
eenber next at which time the same win come
on for hearing in the court OF Ordinary az saId
county at the usual hour and place for holding
said court. Given under my hand and Official
signature this l2th Of September. 1890.
HORACE DART,
Ordinary Glynn County.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

HELP WANTED MALE. Old es-
tablished mercantile house, extending
business in this section, wants to ar
range with capable man, Of correct
nabits, to manage branch. Salary,
$500 yearly. xtra commissions.
Must furnish $500 and satisfactory
refsreuoes. "Opportonify,I Drawer
"a, New Haven, Conn. Ills
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HRLP WANTED -.

ager,- Old established meFcan-
tila houa ants hoaasf, eaneAle man
to manage beanch slz5 nlpnt
extra eommlsaions soliciting re-
quired, but mass axe 9afs mi siirecs|
ltion and Be amnitiaas 5000 fefer-i
enoes IND $500 cash reaaired, Expesl
enos a. mauagsr not neeeesasy, II
qualihaa in otHersespeoEe 5nporsus.
nity, Drawer "a, New Haven ciouu
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orrArLnN.


GEO kGI 5t--GIynn County.
To whom IL may concern. Hiram j. Resd
having in proper form applied to me for per.
manent letters OF administration on the ca
tate Of Lou Stafford, late Of said county.
this ID 10 cite all and singular the creditors
and next Of kin II Lou stafford, tote md ap-
peer, II my o14ee Within the time allowed by
permanent Instrumentation should NOS 81
granted 70 Hiram y. Read on Los stanford as-
tate. Witness my official signafare this 18th
day OF November. 1000.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

LADIESl ~ make big wages at
home, and want AL TO have The same
opportunity. The work is very pless-
ant, and will easily pay SIS weekly.
This is no decedtion. / want DO money
ard Will gladly send full partiauiars
to all sending stamps. Mrs. II. Al
Virgins, Benton Harbor, Mich,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17
THE DEwEY's AGAIN.

The Deweys are at 1t again. They
haven't really reached the point where
Cousin George is sleeping in the corn
crib Or bis other half telling her trou-
blcs 10 the minister, but things are in a
anghty bad way.
The hero business dresna improve a
man's temper snd The smell or blood
and gunpowder has fitted very few peo>
pie for the drawing room. The Dewey
relics and souvenirs have ali been cartod
from the National Museum to the Dew,
ey home, where George can look at
them.
Mrs. Dewey wantsto keep oFen house
and allow the public TO view the evil
dences Of her husbands greatness.
Cousin George SAYS bis home IS a pri-
vote institution and he doesn't want il
invaded by the crowd and deesnt pro,
rose to, either.
And then they We only been married /
yearat that.
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ma Times-0aII WIN he Delivered By
sarrier OF mail, per year. s5.0Oiper week16
ssnts Correspondence on ivs Bubjects
solicited. Real name Of writer should ac-
aa1apany same. Subscriptions payable in
advance Failure To Secstye paper should be
reported to he business Office. Addressall
snmmunioations to
THE TIAfEs-CAIIs
Brunswicls, 0as
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A Frish,ial Bluoaer

Mnt Oftenscause horrible Burn, scald, Cut
or Bruise. BucAisna ArniCa sslve, the best in
ahe world, win xiii the pain and promptly heal
80. curesO ola Sores, Fever soves, Ulcers, Boiis
.Feions, CorlA all skin ErupHoes Best Pile
sure on earth. Only Is cts box. Cure guar
ahteed, Sold by all druggist
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For Whooring Cough use
CHENEY FXPECTORANT
uIrArInN

t5EORGIA-Glpnp CoUnty
10 whom " may c0ueefn III. j. Read having
IN proper form applied 20 fne FOR permanent
letters OF administration on the estate OF
9sorge Macarthur, late Of sAl & llatys this is to
kin OF George Macarthur 70 be and appear 1T
my Office within tho time allowed " law and
show cause, Il any they can, Why fernianeBt
admintstrAtloa should not be granted 10 III. j.
Read on HedfEe MeA rthnrs eetats. Witness
ny hana pfdeiw Signature this l2thday OF de-
tobef lfa HORACE IlART
Ordinary.
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Money loaned on personal
property and real estate. APP
ply to ]. w. Watkins.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the voters OF the 2eth District &
NJ, Glynn county:
l hereby solicit the support Of the
voters Of said district al the eiectiOnto
be held for justice Of the peace On the
arst Saturday in December next II
elected will endeayor 10 perform the
d1ties Of said Office faithfully.
Respectfully,
JAS. 7. LAMBRiaHr.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

The Savannah News, In speaking Of
the ane showing made by the census
report Of Congressman Brantley's dis
triet calls 1t Savannah territory" Our
contemporary might as well claim the
whole state.
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otrAT4ON

GEORGIA-Giynn County.
Whereas, hila J. Jennings, administrators IL
George w. Calvin estate, represents 70 the
court In her petition. duly fled and entered on
record that she has fully administered Georne
w. Calvin's estate. This Is, therefore, 10 cite
ali persons concerned, kindred and CREDITOR,
TO- show cause, II any they can. why said ati :
ministratrix should not be discharged from
administration, and receive 1atters es Il sGnia-
sion on the hrst Monday IN December, 1898.
HORACE DART. Ordinary.
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Senator woIcott, OF Colorado, has .
democratic legislature to tussle with
and il IL safe to say that it will BE- lex
senator when the said body convenes.
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JAS. T. LAMnRlonr.


Mrs. clyde Freeman. Libel Tor Divorce. Re.
turnahle 10 DeceHlbel
VI. Term, 1900, OF Superior
Court Of Giynn ,coun-
q. j. Freeman. ty. Georgia
To the said defendant, o. j. PREGNANT
Iou are hereby required personally or BY
attorney, TO b. and appear AZ the next term OF
the Superic ~ OF said county, convsnine
on the first A-c..iug IN December, 1900, then ard
upon the merits OF her petition FOR divorce fled
against YOU o. In deiant Of sueh appearance
the Court VIII proceed As to justice shall appei
tain. Witneast the Hon. Joseph w Bennet.
Judge Of said Superior Court, this I'D day "
August, 1900. A. o, TOWNSEND,
DEPUTY Clerk superior Court, Glynn Co, Ga.
u. W. KRAUSS, pltd's Atty.
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Hustling young man can make SEQ
per month and expenses. Permanent
position. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars, CLARK &
CO., 4th q Locus Streets. Philadel-
Dhia, Pa
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NOTICE.

Hereafter all legal advertIse-
ments must be paid for after the
fIrstinsertiou. The management
has been put to great deal Of
trouble and delay in collecting in
the past, and 10 future must take
advantage Of the Georgia law on
this subject. Dot. 10, 1900,
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE

Advertisements in this column win be insert
ed 81 the uniform rate Of One Cent Word for
each insertion. No advertisement, however
mall. less than 50 cents Cash in advance.
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oITArIoN.

Georgia-Giynn County.
Whereas, John J. Spears administrator Of
D. II. Emory estate, represents to the court in
his petition, duly filed aud entered on record
that he has tuliy administered said u. b Fnls
cry estate This Is theref fore 30 cite all persons
concerned, Kindred and creditors TO show
cause. II any hey can, why said administrator
should not be discharged from his adlninjsfTa-
ton. and receive testers OF diemission on the
drst Monday Ia February, 1901.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

Tho manufacturers Of Banner salve have an
.shorized no undersigned 70 guarantee it hr
Tbaras. cah, sorss, ulcers, tetter esremA An A
--all skin eisea,ca. You have your money back
4 ossas 30 atisit ssaims, WI, Bats,
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NoTICE.-This to certify that I
have appointed Coney & Parker agents
for the sale Of my brick in Brunswick.
Us. Morris.
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,,s lnOglethdrpe Block, I'll r Sire
0fktsN 1ELEPEONE NO 81.
10 SUBSCRIBERS:

subecribers are requested % notify the ofice
whom they fail to get any issue Of the Times
CAL Attsntlon 70 this matter VIII DO aPprs-
slated BY the publishcrs.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

At every matineei the city law IN res
gard 10 the wearing Of hats nthe the
Atrc Is disregarded.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

Morphine, opium, laudanum ,coeoaine
habit; myself cuted, win inform you Of
harmless, permanent home cure. Mary
$. Baldwin, box 1912, Chicago.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

GeFman delicaeies, on every week ]
steamer, at w. Fl, Deyoe's.
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THREE BILLS FROM GLTNN
PASS TIE LOWER HOUSE
lcontlnnsd ION &c page.l

lhOrity to suponA Witnesses and pun
ism for contempt 40 isgiven the police
court Of said city. Such trial shall be
had before the mayer and aldermen Of
SAID city in open session. The accused
shall have the right 10 be heard and
represented BY council.
The mayor and aldermen Of said city
shall, at their frat regular meeting 10
January Of each year, elect a marshal
and deputy marshal who SHAH mold Of,
aos for one year or until their success
sors are elected and quslified. Such
marshal shall be ex.eficio chief Of
police Of sara city, ara sllca deputy
marshal shall be ex-oficio assistant
chief Of police Of said city. The mayor
or setting msyor shall be in command
Of said police force SO far as to COM
mAnd their services as auch, and to
direct them as he may deem best 10
patroling sald city and protecting Its
inhabitants, and shall have the right
to snspend any officer or member Of
said police force FOR not exceeding
skis days for neglect Of duty or Tor
violation Of any Of tie rules AndFegu-
latlons prescribed By the mayor and
aldermen for the government Of said
police foroe, or for any Of the acts
herein above enumerated as grounds
for removal Or dismissal Of members
Of the police force. There shall be 10
appeal from the order cithe mayor oF
acting mayor 50 suSpending any mem
Der Of the police force, and member
90 suspended shall not be entitled TO-
Any psy fOr and during the period OF
suspension.
Section 9.--The mayor and aldermen
Of said city shall Ak the salaries and
compensation Of the OfIioers and pri-
Yates Of said police force annually, al
tbs same time 90 salaries Of other Of
ncsrs and employees Of said city are
axsd. The mAyOr and aldermen shall
have the righs to Ak and prescribe
proper rules and regulations for this
government Of ofiicsgs and prisates OF
such police force.
The mayor and aldermen q said city
shall also have the right 70 employ u
detective or detectives for said city.
The.iOllowing Is synopsia q the
other bin amending the charter, and
which has been passed by the house 81
representatives;
seetion1, providing that the revenue
from improvements on town commons
as we'll as from the lard shall be appro-
priated to the support Of the public
schools of the city. This will increase
the school fund about 81 900.
Section 2, authorizes the mayor and
council to make necessary appropria.
tions to tho public schools out Of any
fund not otherwise appropriated.
Section 8, provides that no city on
cial shall -bs eligible to be manager OF
any city election, and provides that
three treeholders representing different
political factions. as far as practicable,
hold all such elections.
Section 4, provides that the cOun
tax collector shall file with the city reg
lstrar list of ali tax dsiaulters rssidingl
in the city, as shown by his books, and
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-17

II have always used Foiey's Honey aud Tas
cough medicine and think Il the best in she
VIC Fid,p says chaa Bender,a uewsdealeFo Of Erie
Ps. Take no substitute. w J Bnits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-03-29
NOTES OF MUSICIANS.

Carl Reinicke, who is now 76 years OF
nge, appeared for the last time in pub
lie at a recent Mozart concert in Ores
den.
Alois Burgsthaler, who has been
hailed in Germany as the coming king
of tenors, was but few years ago a
farm boy in upper Bavaria.
\ new Johann Strauss is in the field.
He is a son of Eduard Strauss and a
nephew of Johann IL, and has already
composed an opera. He is going to
start this year on a trip around the
world with Johann Strauss Vienna
orchestral
Horwitz and Bowers, the writer's and
composers of popular songs, have fol-
lowed Because" and always" with q
number OF compositions, some of which
are entitled: Just Dry Away Your
Tears" wait" I'm Naples Fair, u
when l Think of You" and ''She's a
Princess, Just the Same"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-03-29
ELECTRICAL GLIMMERINGs.

The electric feeders for Glasgow S
street railways are to be furnished by
a New York conduit cable company
whose bid was nearly $4,000 under
the lowest British offer.
An electric candlestick is just out
which gives more light than any
flame, and looks like an oldfashioned
candlestick. 1t has pair of small
batteries which can be charged from
a direct current. 1t is intended to
drive out the ordinary oil lamp.
Electricity is used to operate new
automatic bicycle pump. which has
a small motor to run the pump. a
coin being inserted in slot to form
a connection between two plates
placed end to end, which complete the
electric circuit and operate the mo-
tor.
An electrical hair brush recently
patented has dry battery attached
to the back, with an induction coil
to excite the current, wires running
from the coil to a gripping plate on
the handle and to a plate connecting
with the wire bristles to form cir
cult through the head and arm.
One fashionable 'cure" nowadays is
produced by a bath of electric light
The patient sits in a sealed box
closely sealed from the daylight, out
of which only the head protrudes
and the electric light is turned on to
the rest of the body. Its result is
said to draw out all the acidity from
the system
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-03-29
TROUBLES I'm THE DAIRY.
How to Overcome Avoid Some of
the Most Vexing AnnOyances
in Butter Making

a very annoying experience on the
farm dairy is to have the butter refuse
to come. A very fertile cause of this
annoyance, especially on the average
farm where only a few cows are kept
and there is only sufficient cream for a
churning once or at most twice a week.
is the mixing of sweet and sour cream.
1t is not an uncommon practice to skim
each days cream into a crock, and then
some morning when it is convenient,
the housewife concludes to churn. She
warns the cream to the proper churn-
ing point and then proceeds with the
churning and finds that it takes an I'M
reasonable length of time for the but
ter ito come" she wonders what the
trouble is. Investigation has shown
That rlpened cream, that is, sour cream,
churns easier than sweet cream. there
fore, when the churning contains a
mixture of cream that is three, four
or more days old, together with that
which is still sweet. we have a condi-
ton which makes not only slow churn-
ing but wastefuI churning. the sweet
cream being much slower to churn,
keeps the other butter from coming.
In addition to this trouble, we find that
when the mixed cream is churned. the
particles of butter in the ripened cream
finally gather first. The butter-maker
discovers that the butter has come and
stops her churning. Were she to test
the buttermilk with the Babcock test
er, she would find that goodly por-
ton of the butter. was still in the but
termilk, this being from the sweet
cream which was added the same morn
ing and if the churning had continued
long enough it might have been got
ten out. Most everyone has seen a
pail of buttermilk, which has been left
standing for some time. and which
shows layer of cream on the surface.
When this condition exists the loss of
fat in the buttermilk is considerable.
as the tester will show. To secure
thoroughness of churning in a reason
able length of time. the cream should
be kept as sweet as possible. by keep
ing it cold until IS to "a hours before
the time to churn it. 1t should be
stirred thoroughly as each new lot
is added. Having decided when YOU are
to churn, the cream, if still sweet or
nearly so. should be warmed up to a
temperature of 65 or 20 degrees to
ripen. The temperature at which it
is set to riPen depends on the
length of time it must stand before
you are able to churn, also on the con-
ditiOn of the cream. whether it is sweet
or beginning to sour. The higher the
temperature at which the cream is set,
! the more rapidly it will ripen. When
ready to churn. the cream should be
thick and have a smooth. velvety APP
pearance, that is, free from Jumps, and
have a pleasant sour taste. This is a
condition which is difficult TO describe
on paper, but will come from expert
ence.-Prairie Farmer.