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New York for Bryan.

In almost every presidential campaign New York has been the battle-ground. The Empire State, with its thirty-six electoral votes, seems to hold the key to the situa- tion. For this reason Democrats all over the country are especially encouraged over Bryan's splendid prospects in that state. Richard Croker, the Tammany boss, has promised to carry New York for Democracy, and Croker Is very likely to do what he says, because it would add greatly to his politi- cal prestige ill the whole country as we'll as in New York. This state gave Mckinley about three hundred thousand plurality ill 1896, but in 1898 gave Roosevelt, the Republican candidate for governor, only I 7, 600 majority. Croker claims Bryan will carry New York City by 1oo, ,ooo. In 1898 it gave the Democratic candidate for governor only So, GOO majority. Thus 1t will be seen that if Bryan gets 1oo,o 900 majority i'll New York City, it will hardly be overcome by Republican majorities ill the upper counties.
 Another fact about New York s vote is that it seems to change from one party to another every four years. It went for Lincoln in 1864, Seymour ill 1868, Grant in 1872, Tilden in 1876, Garfield in 1880, Cleveland i'll 1884, for Harrison in 1888, for Cleveland ill 1892, for Mckinley in 1896, and now it seems but nat ural for it to go for Bryan in 1900.
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Nerve
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 That Is cure.
 If you are nervous and irri- table, you may only need more fat to cushion your nerves you are probably thin-and Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil will give you the fat, to be- gin with.
 Cure, so far as it goes. Full cure is getting the fat, you need from usual food, and Scott's Emulsion will help you to that.
 If you have not tried it, send for free sample.
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 soc and sI %; all druggists.
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THE CENTRAL OPENING.
Ninety-Five Girls Enrolled at
 Central College.

The opening of Central College last Tuesday was by far the larg- est that excellent school has ever known, It was 55 per cent better than the best opening the college has ever had. Ninety-hve young ladies are enrolled, 76 of whom are boarding at the college home.
 The opening exercises were largely attended by Conway peo- pie and while the program was hastily arranged it was highly en- tertaining. Rev. H. H. Street opened the services by reading a scripture lesson and prayer was led by Rev. R. l.. Cole, of North Lit tie Rock. Mrs. Ida w. Ball, the new music teacher, rendered two selections, which clearly showed how we'll she deserved the many recommendations that have been given her. Mrs. Stevenson enter tained the audience with grace ful and artistic reading and Mrs. Browns violin solo was greatly enjoyed.
 Rev. ]. G. Doyle, Rev. Lucado, Rev. Street and Col. Jno. G. B. Simms each made short talks to the pupils and were followed by President J. G. Lie, who made some valuable suggestions. The fact that Miss Mary Miller Snead would not be here this year caused general regret. Miss Snead has been a member of the faculty for five years and was loved and re spected by all the pupils. She is kept at home on account of i'll health and Miss Hubbard will take her place as Lady Principal.
 Every one is very much grati- fled to know of Central's remarka- ble success, and much praise is due the president and faculty of the school for the showing made.
 FOR RENT.-Mrs. Beulah Se- vier desires to rent her residence on corner of Robinson Avenue and Ash Street. It has beer, newly re paired and renovated. In fine condition. Address her at Blind School at Little Rock or call on Charles Durham at Fraenthal x Schwarz. It
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1t is interesting to note the vari- ety of arguments used by Republi, cans on the trust question. Hanna says there are no trusts, other Re publicans state that there are good and bad trusts, while Gov. Mount, of Indiana, says that trusts are all bad, and that it is the purpose oi the Republican party to destroy them.
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The Filipinos showed very little appreciation of the eternal fitness of things by capturing an Ameri- can gunboat and killing or captur- ing fifty American soldiers after the war had been officially over for several months.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Laborers are in great demand at Galveston at $2 per day.

| Galveston at $2 per day.
 The emperor of Germany is mak- ing preparations to send more troop, to China.
 The city of Mobile donated the sum of $9,77374 to the Galveston food sufferers.
 At Terre Haute, Ind, The Ab- bolt lowered the worlds trotting rec. ord half second.
 The United States received the highest number of awards of any nation at the Paris exposition
 The strike of anthracite coal min- CTS continues, neither side showing any signs of weakening.
 The Russian military governor of Amur has issued proclamation de- claring Manchuria annexed to the Czar's territory.
 A lone masked robber held up 2 passenger train on the Northern Pa cific near Athol, Idaho, getting away with about $500. A guardian has been appointed for Chas. H. Hoyt, the playright, who is confined in a private asylum in New Hampshire. At the end of the second week of the great strike of anthracite coal miners, more men were out than at any time since the trouble began. | F. W. Thurman, ex-grand record- CT of the Select Knights of Amer ica, is under arrest at Quincy, H., on the charge of embedding lodge funds.
 A board of government engineers has been appointed to investigate and report on the advisability of re- constructing the army post at Gal weston.
 It is asserted Italy and Austria are the only powers which have re- piled favorably and internationally to Germany's note on the Chinese situation.
 Lord Roberts has issued a proc lamation to the effect that Burghers who voluntarily surrender will not be deported, but will be detained in camp for the present.
 The inheritance tax of Collis P. Huntington's estate will amount to over $200,000, according to an es- innate made by the comptroller cf the state of New York.
 The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows, in session at Richmond, Iva, last week, elected the following officers: Grand chaplain, Rev. John W. Venable, of Kentucky; grand marshal, Hon. J. B. Cochran, of Indiana; grand messenger, Jos. Welsh, of Ontario.
 The spinners' federation in Lan- cashire, England, have found it inn practicable to enforce its decrees against the purchase of American cotton. Resolutions recommending T suspension of the operation of fac orirs in October for twelve days or fortnight have been passed, but H@e'.cd action cannot be secured,
 e esc~y spinner is left free to gn nla.lsrs.
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Q A Bsar. tha 1 The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature 6, &xzZzM
VIRGINIA COLLEGE.
For Young Ladies. Roanoke. Va.

For Young Ladies, Roanoke. Va.
 Opens Sept. IS, 1900. One of the leading Schools for Young Ladies in the South Mag nifcent buildings, all modern improvements. Campus ten acres. Grand mountain scenery in Valley of Va, famed for health. European and American teachers. Full course. Superior ad- vantages in Art. Music and Elocution. Students from thirty States. For Catalogue address MATTE P. HARRIS President, Roanoke, Va,
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Conway has reason to be espec- ially proud of her two colleges this year. Both Central and Hendrix have made the best openings ill their history and have splendid prospects for q larger enrolment.
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vast sum of money every year.
 COURT HOUSE. AND JAIL.

The court house is insured for ten thousand dollars and the jail for two thousand dollars at an an nual cost of one hundred and ten dollars. The court house has heretofore been insured for five thousand dollars but building ma terial has advanced so in price that thought it wise to double the insurance.
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We publish this week the report made by County Judge w. H. Duncan to the Levying Court of Faulkner county. It is detailed statement of the affairs of the county andShould be read by ev- cry one.
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Colorado is being claimed for Mckinley by the Republican man. agers. Perhaps Roosevelt can give them information that will lead them to alter this claim a little.
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Organ Contest.

We publish below the vote of the ten leading contestants in the organ contest, counted Oct. 5:
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for two thousand dollars at an an nual cost of one hundred and ten dollars. The court house has heretofore been insured for five thousand dollars but building ma terial has advanced so in price that 1 thought it wise to double the insurance.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 The circuit court costs too much and something should be done to curtail its expenses. It should be as nearly self sustaining as possible and every citizen should do all i'll his power to decrease it's expenses.
 ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY.
 The great masses of the people assess their property at something like reasonable valuation and if the rich and moderately rich would do as well our income from taxes would be considerably increased and the value of county warrants greatly enhanced. Our income from taxation is about ten thous- and dollars when 1t should be at least sixteen thousand dollars. Too many of our people fail to give Ill their property to the assessor at a fair valuation and individual as sessments should be published in order to make them more careful. M any Of them have a high rating i'll the commercial world, but when they appear on the tax books they are "shrunk up.'
 DISSOLUTION OF BRECKENRIDGE
 TOWNSHIP.
 Upon petition ill April, 1900, I dissolved Breckinridge township, believing 1t to be for the best and upon proper showing, others will be dissolved.
 SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
 l have i'll several instances con- solidated school districts upon pc tition of a majority of voters con cerned, believing it would enable districts to have longer terms of school and pay their teachers bet ter wages.
 HOLDING OF COURTS.
 l always get through with Pro bate Court i'll two days at each term and County Court from one to three days, thereby saving the county an expense and giving the clerk better opportunity to do his work.
 REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WAR
 RANTS.
 SII, ,6o4.I2 i'll county warrants were redeemed on August 6, 1900, the best showing for long time and 1 trust the next redemption will be better.
 LEVY FOR COUNTY GENERAL PUR-
 POSES. Under present conditions, l think it best to levy fve-mill tax for county general purposes as we stand i'll danger of having tc make a currency levy to be paid on judgments against the county if we fail to make the ive-miil levy.
 ROAD TAX.
 At the general election on Sep tember 5, 1900, the road tax was carried and it is our duty to make a levy of three mills, thereby grasping the opportunity for good roads and make the new systen such success that it's enemies will be i'll favor of it and gooc
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SCHOOL. DISTRICTS.

l have i'll several instances con solidated school districts upon pc tition of majority of voters con cerned, believing it would enable districts to have longer terms of school and pay their teachers bet ter wages.
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ROAD TAX.

At the general election on Sep tember 5, 1900, the road tax was carried and it is our duty to make a levy of three mills, thereby grasping the opportunity for good roads and make the new system
 such success that it's enemies will be i'll favor of it and gooo
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Upon petition ill April, 1900, I dissolved Breckinridge township, believing it to be for the best and upon proper showing, others will be dissolved.
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RAJAH

The biggest brute earth: towering giant. The very lord of beasts. Taller longer weighs more, cost more than any elephant ever cap tured, Bigger than the famous Jumbo
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

AT the Toe cream festival to be given
BY the Daughters OF the confederacy
Tuesday afternoon and night, one Of
the novel features win be a mite box
in charge Of numbsr OF ladies near
the fountain, and it is earnestly urged
that every citiz n il Brunswick Will
make it convenient to pass that way
and drop at leastA penny in to help
the object of this entertainment,w which
is to send the poor, old veterans to the
reunion at Louisville.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13
There viii Be No Extra Charges
for Refreshments or Anything
Else On the Trip
MUSIC BY PROF DEALS ORCHESTRA
Boat Leaves Brunswick Dock at 8 O'clock
Attractive Features Of the Trip WIN
BE Dancing, Music. ETC

On Monday, the 14.h inss., under
the auspices OF the Brunswick Library
Association, there viii be moonlght
excursion to ST. simon's pier the hest
leaving Brunswick At o'clock
Deaps orohsstrs bas been secured
and dancing viii 81 the featufe ofthe
evening, the psviliou being brilliantly
lighted.
There will Be 20 Fefresbmsuts served
nor for sale, and SWEET music, see
breezes and moonlight walk on the
beach, viii be included 10 the round
trip fare q 5eess. 70 extra charge BE-
ing made Tor them TAOse 10 whom
sea breezs and music may not.prove a
subslap,isl die' my bring a lunch,
each lady providing sandwiches and
pickles enough for h rselt ard escort,
after tho fashion q picnics i some
years age There will By 10 spread 81
any kind.
There vii be coinmitlse On ter
sainment q see that everyone has :
pleasan, sitne. apd everyone + eordi-
ally lnvited 10 sa. The ladies' Or lie
Ass9ciA,ion viii actaS ehspsrones, and
win take great pains 60 msNs the IMP
agreeable I Q 'adiea vi 0 m,y be nass-
corted
This win DO one roussion Were. a.
.ye-y ltls ,xpense, genuine wassr
party may b epjayed by everyone,
ana everyone " d get their moneys
WORTH
Mns. s,H. Burns, ohmin,
Misc Al ocoNKon, Secs
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13
Sooietq
MARY MNIsH BURRoUeHssFditOr,

In compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Robert L. Branham Of Macon, who is
her guest for several days, Mira. G !. 4.
Elliot entertained most charmingly
with cards yesterday afternoon. De-
lIghtful refreshments wsrs served and
among the invited guests were Mrs. R.
L. Branham, Mrs. a. ]. Croyatt, Mrs.
D. w. Aiken, Mrs. j. B. Wright, Mrs.
Il. M. Branhsm, Mrs. J. w. Bennett,
Mrs. l. N. Bishop, Mrs. N. L. Shsl
verton, Mrs, VII. Devos, Mrs. A.v.
Wood, Mrs. J. A. Montgomery, Mrs.
Il. F. DunwOdy, Mrs. Mark veFdsry,
Mrs. w. Il. Dyer, Mrs. R. s. Pyiss.
Mrs. P. w. Fleming, Mrs. Topper,
Mrs. R. R. Hopkins, Mrs. Pray, Mrs.
g. L. Gambler, Mrs. 4. G. BlaIn, Mrs.
q. P. smith. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Ed
win Brobston, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. +
n. Mason, Mrs. D. D, Atkinson, Mrs.
q. w. Bisntou, Miss Halle Brob-
ston, Mrs. r. p Goodyear, Miss Mary
Goodyear and Miss Dorothy Berrie.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13
vitOs A ways Plsasss.

Vitos, the elegautf breakfast food
now being sold by.the.lcadIng grocer.
of Brunswick andIOther representa-.
tive cities Of the country, never fails
to give satisfaction. It is one of the
best tasting and most nourishing foods
ever placed on the market, andlthe
success i. has met with lie the best evil
deuoe of the way it pleases. Ask your
grocer for package of yltOs. It
will DO you good.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

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Mrs I'd Cheney begins her pew
term Of dancing lessons with her night
class tomorrow evening, and with her
afternoon olass, ID Wbicn there are
abouta hundred little fOIks, Tuesday
Afternoon Mrs, Cheney hiss had great
sneoessi with her dancing GLASS in
RFnnspick shls spripe, greater than
ever befors, and 81 snjoy it as one Of
the pIeasAateat features Of these after
poons ana evenings, when there is al
ways large crowd Of young folks
present. In her dancing hal, the Naval
Reserves armofy.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

A pleasant party of young felix's who
spent several hours on the water q few
evenings ago, ohaperoned BY Miss
Mettie Alexander. was composed Of
Sallie Aiken, Nella Webster, Louise
Hopkins, Mamie Webster, Ella Blan-
ton, Eula Webster, and MessrS. Car
rinRton Cosby, LeVsrgns Whitfield
Willard Reese, Frank Stacy, Leighto
Burroughs, WILLIS Wilder, James
Bailey, Frank MsIlArd and John
Pace.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

/ have for rent one nice two-story
house situated on Monk street. Also
for sale a one story and half houae
at PeIlIcaayiIle, just forty yards OUT
side Of city limits. A shell road run
ming into brunswick mskes Il vaInaA
bic property, as enc can on ashike,
within 20 minutes after Leaving Land
at the postofiice. j. D. FoeLnR,
Real Estate and Collecting Agt.
2ls Newcastle.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Tbs Atlantic Gun club had one 81
ne pleasant shoots Friday afternoon.
ii which pr. q. W. Bisn.on made tie
highest score, thereby winning the
hsadsoms gold badge, which IL worn
until tins next shOOt, when who ever
makes the highest score viii wssr tin
turn nDtil the next shoot.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Mira. Ed Gershon Of Atlanta is ex
pected in Brunswrck shortly to spend
some time the guest OF parents, Mr..
and Mrs, NJ Marks, At their home on
L street boulevard.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Mrs. 8. Cargyls leaves tomorrow
morning for Macon, where she will
spend several weeks the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. R. L. BrAnhAm, at her
pretty home.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Mrs. Robert Pyles ard little daugh-
ter have returned to Brunswick, after
some time in SAVANNAH and Fancy
Bluff.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

A pretty feature Of the parade on
the opening day Of the fair will be the
floral parade, which viii be under the
able direction Of Mrs. w. II. Devoe.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Mrs. L. A. Fleming leaves about the
arst Of the month for Macon, where
she willjoin her mother, Mrs. S Car
gyle, after which they will spend the
summer in the mountains or the Caro-
Iinas.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Mrs. r. L. Brauhsm returns to her
home 10 Macon tomorrow morning,
after a short visit to Brunswick.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Miss Carrie Kaufman OF Fl. Gaines
istx9ected IN Brunswick shortly, the
guest OF Mas Flora Marks, at her
home on E street boulevard.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13
r, v. DOUGLAS. Sole Agent.
paYou Eco u D oetric Bsl.l !

For the past ten years, pr
Hathaway, who is recognized as ;he
est Of all our specialists, has teen period
lag an electric belt, suitable to use in
pTseties-one which he could furnish q
part Of he sy'sstem of treatment, and
he could consclentiously guarantee. I
now announces that he has perfected
a belt which be believes to be the
perfect be made lie is light. handso
Of great power, and with new attaehme
which make it suitable for every case
is prepared to furnish this belt to all
tients who need it and who apply to
for treatment, al a merely nominal CHI
Write to DR. Hathaway today, telling 81
all about your case ard he will wri
about the belt; and ifyou desire, tn
will be sent c Cd, Tor inspectioua Al
dress, Dr. Hathaway & Co, Is Bry'
street, Savannah, Ga
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13

Under the direction Of Mrs. E. +.
cOney, prsAdsut Of the Clement A.
Evans chapet the D.ughieFs q
the confsder.og will give most en-
ioysbls entertainment IN hanoysr
psrk Tuesday Afteraoon and evening
for lps purpose q raising faads win
Which u era numb q poor, Old
vetsraus q lhs coming grand reunion
~ Loaisytils. Kyergoas i entering
into ne subject with great lpierssf,
apd there win be nnn,ber q ladies
outside The chapter who no win lend
81 their gfsoitus presenrs and ss'ist-
Auoe . gresieF chsrm 10 the occasion /.
Ice cream ana straw srrries " 81 be
served to al Who call, and The publ .
ls cordially invited 20 attend.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-13
VOTE IN TUESDAY NEXT.

ost Yons Ballot il Compliment to Congress
msn BmusIsy and Al the 0 her Officers.
The friends OF Congressman Brant-
ley, s3licitor g sorrsl Bsnnsy sad Il,
the other Ulcers to be voted
next Tuescal's primary, aTesSN y
urging tie voters to come out to the
poll. The fact hat there is practi
caliy no Opposition, should not deter
nayOue, and the ballot they should al
cAst Is as fellows;
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LADIES

The best aud quickest preparation
for cleaning gloves is the Label
glove cleaner. For sale byiH. Y. AZ
DERBY. Try it.
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OFFICIAL FORM
Of Ballot to Be Used in the State Demo
cratic Primary. to Be Held 18th Of
May. 1900, Glynn County.

For Governor
ALLEN d. GAMBLER
For Comptroller General
WILLIAM A. WRIGHT
For State Treasurer
ROBERT E. PARK
For Attorney General
J. NJ. TERRELL
For State School Commissioner
G. r. GLENN
For Commissioner of Agriculture
o. B. STEVENS
For Prison Commissioner, Full Term
C. A. EVANS
For Prison Commissioner, Unexpired
Term.
TOM EASON
For Associate Justices Supreme Court
(vote for tw0
SAMUEL LUMPKTN
W. A. LITTLE.
For Solicitor General, Brunswick Cir
cult
JOHN w. BENNETT
For United States Senator
A. o. BACON
For Congressman, 18th District
WILLIAM G. BRANTLEY
For Delegates to 4th Dist. Senatorial
Con.
INSTRUCTED for Charlton Co. Dem. choice
A. d. GALE
N. EMANUEL
Alternates
MAX ISAAC
E. BUTTS
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Mrs. S, II. Rurrs, Uhm'ni
Misc Al. O'coNNon, Ssc'y