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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-07
ORDINANCES

toITY ORDINANCE NUEBER Sc.
An ordinanoe authorizing the south
srn Bell Telephone 4 Telegraphic Com
pany to use he public streets Of
BrnnswioE, Ga" for the pnrposs Of
placing poles and siectrirsl conduct
ora thereon, aud sub-says for elec-
ItrIosl conductors urder be same.
section i Be it ordained BY sass
general council Of the city Of Bruns-
wick, Inst permission be, AID The
same is hereby granted 70 the South
ern Bell Telephoha q Telegraph
Company, its successors aud ass!gns,
TO srecr, operate aud msiotain lines Of
telephone aud tsIssrapb, including
the necessary pos, fixtures and cleo
trical clnducsors upon, along ana over,
and sabwass for electrical conductors
under the public roads, sIrses
highways Of said city Of Brunswiok, asI
It's business may from time tOtlme
require, provided that AZ poles snail
neat, symmetrical napssptsd;
sscsioha Thas the worevs sfse-
Jag poles, BY virtue Of this ordimnee,
shall s doas pier tho saperv . 81
street committee, and stLs said bouth
ern Bsll Telephone 4 Telegraph Com
pany shali replace and properly re-iay
any sidewalk Of street that may be dis
placed BY reason Of the erection Of
such poles; and upon failure Of The
company go to do after nYe dsys' no.
tica IN writing shall have been given
By the mayor q aaid city o. brunswick
tssuid compsny, the cits may sApair
such portion Of the sidewalk or sslz
that may have. been disturbed b. said
company aud collect the cost SO IN
CURED from said company
ssotionis, Tuloonsideration 81 ths
rights and privileges hereia granted,
said company 'halI provide one orOs.-
arm on each pole for the free use Of
the police and nre alarm telegraph
sgstsm q the said CITY o. Brunswick.
sscuor4. said company shaIlat ali
times be subject 10 the Ordinancesnow
in ex'stenOe, or which may Hereafter
be passed relative to the use Of the
public streets BY telephone and tslsS
graph companies.
Section s. said company shall IN
IDENTITY the city Of Brunswick against
and assume all liabilities for, dams
aees which may ariss or accrue to the
CITY Of Brunswick from any injury to
a
persons or property from doing any
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Interesting MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Continued from First Page

must be placed al rate otintsres' not
greater than pr cent aunum
BIZ Alderman Thomas
Resolved, by the mayor and connoil
OF the city OF Brunswick, Georgia, 10
. unoil assembled, That ] =. Dabbsr-
y, W J. Way and ). 4. sOarletf,
three freeholders Of The cty Of Bruins
wick, c., and residents q the CITY
|of Brunswio1, Ca are hereb, ap.
pointed to aot - mausgersof hseleO-
ton to be hsld on The II h asy Of D.
osmber, 1909
Resolved further, That said man
ayers 30 allowed the sum Of $500 saoh
aud'their clerks $3.50 each, for their
ssrvicss.
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L. G. BoDET.
Clerk Of Council

FEMALE WEAKNESS CURED.
] WAS troubled with severe female
weakness for over ak monfhe | was
treated b. elk very prominent physi-
ciaus, without any marked benefit.
M last doctor was a skilled special-
ist, and be told me the only hope lay
in an operation. heard Of Smiths
Sure kidney Care, and after using il
for one month I and myself cured. and
even the doctor who last treated me,
nov prononnoes ms we'll TAfrs, j. r.
FAver Atlanta, Ga Pncs85O cents.
Of safe y j al dtu xyisss
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work herein authorized, or Inc neglect
of 'aid COMPANY, or any otits eus0loy :
ees, to comply with any oFdids =
relative TO the use Of the streets sf,
city, aud The aeoepiance b the com
pany q this ordinance shall BE- an
agreement By Il 70 pay TO the city VI
Brunswick any sum Of money for
which the city may become liable from
aud b. reason of.a.ich injury
session 9. Said company shsil sle
vi tbs clerk d council Of ne city
81 Brunswick its scceptsnce Of this
ordinance, within sixty days from the
date when IT shall take effect.
ssonon Z. This ordinance shah be
10 force from and after the date Of It's
passage.
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Money loaned on personal
property and real estate Ap.
ply to u w. Watkins,

The kidneys are srali but importsns
organs. They need help occasions Is.
Psickly Ash Bittsrs is suocsssful
kidney tonic aud rystem regulator.
W.. Butts.
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Aec0ONTs.

All aceounts for the month Of Mo-
yember and October, 1900, properly
approved and audited, were rssd and
ordered placed In course Of settIsnent
Accounts Of Brobslon. Fsndig L Co /.
for insurance premiums on lair grounds
building. Rsfsrred 70: Finance cons
mittse.
Account Il lot, n Morris for 10
ia tons 81 rock referred to committee
on public works
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MorIoN.

Thst city attorney take immediate
slepa toHards collecting from the Co
hen Traoafer Company. damage due
80 aemsiiisii1sd shed Of city iail. Cars
ied-I
! Adjourned.
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must be placed al ) rate Of interest not.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Young and Mr..
and Mrs. Philleo, were Worthington
visitors Sunday.
The carpenters building the depot
are making rapid progress and our
genial agent and wife, will soon have
a pleasant home to occupy.
Mr.. Footh made his first sale ol
agricultural implements Monday, q
farm wagon and a corn shelter.
VIM. Carbet shipped fine load ol
hogs for Chicago from here Tuesday,
for H. N. Douglass, of Worthingion'
Mr.. Afford suffered an injury to
his foot Menday by steel railroad
rail falling.,on it: He will be unable
to work on the section for a. day OF
two on account of the. .mlshap.
B.C. r. & N. Freight agent NJ. M.
Knapp was pleasant visitor in town
Mondry.
The two hardware stores are going
up rapidly and will soon be ready to
receive their goods.
Mrs. G. w. Davis, of Worthington,
was a Wilmont visitor Monday.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
BigelOw Items.

Mrs. r. II. Wicks returned from a
visit at the county seat on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fialka went to
Mankato on Friday Of last week to
visit friends and relatives returning
Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Foote, an eight pound baby boy,
Wednesday Jan. 8 rd, mother and
COLD doing we'll.
The club dance was we'll attended
about sixty couple being there.
R. H. Wicks, our implement, deal
er, received car of farm machinery
last week.
p. S. Kriempien will move his fam
lily to Canada next month to maxi
that his future home.
Mrs. John Kepke is visiting he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Yah1
this week.
Bigelow now has a first class shoe
maker and repairer located in the 2
G. Pratt building formerly occupiet
as the bank.
j. II. Cass, onr city butcher is FIJI
ing his ice house this week. He re
ports the ice fine at the lake this yea1
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
High School Notes.

The Declamatory contest between
Sibley and Worthington is over, and
the majority of the metals are over
to Sibley.
Russell Moberly, George Hurd,
Susan Gibson aud Richie Maxwell
recently visited the high schvol.
Quite a number of Sibley people
visited school last Friday.
Claribel Kendlen, Revenda Sehnltz
Lorena Carter and Alice Bloome,
have entered the high school since
vacation. About 18 have entered ir
the lower grades.
Bertha Thompson just received 9
beautiful picture as prize from tn,
Journal Junior. The picture is {
painting of Murillo and is one thai
the ninth room can feel proud Of.
Thirteen football players had thei
pictures taken last Saturday.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
Gasoline Fire.

Tuesday morning about nine
o'clock fire was narrowly averted
in the home of Alfred Albidson.
The hired girl filed the. generator
with oil and lit it, the fire immedia-
tely followed to the tank and caught
fire there. The nurse who has been
attending Mrs. Alb binson, came to
the servants assistance and they
both attempted to carry the stqge
from the room. In going down tie
steps on the outside of the house &e
nurse was on the lower side, wk
caused the oil to,rnn Jon her :frolaa6e
tank. this caught; fire and hercf 1tsag
commenced to'buru. She's dropped
the stove and rolled in the m4ds md
water extinguishing the fire hc her
clothing. G. W. Sowles was at .work
in his barn a few rods distance, saw
the women taking the stove down the
steps and went to their assistance.
He picked up couple pans of milk
that were in sight, and put the fire
out with that.
The Nurse was not burned very bad.
or much damage done. Mrs. Albin.
son was quite badly frightened. A
more serious fire is probably due to
the exceedingly poor quality of gaso-
line that is being furnished this town.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

Miss Alice Bloomer, of Iona is at-
tending school here residing with
her cousin, Mis- Klasy.
DR.. j. F. Gould and wife went to
st. Paul Tuesday to attend state
convention of vetrinerarians.
Chas Obert, of Jackson county,
has recently bought quarter sec
ton land near Watertown, S. D.
Miss Martha Thompson returned
to Worthington, Sunday and is now
employed in the Office Of F. c. Tur-
ner as bookkeepea.
Levi Shell, of Sibley, visited his
brother here Saturday returning
home in the afternoon accompanied
by bis family,
H, S. Hobson and wife left Tues
day for visit at Minneapolis, Indian
apolis and Chicago, expecting to b'
absent about six weeks.
Miss Pearl Barringer-Drake re
ceived the sad news Friday of th'
death of Mr.. Barringer, her father
! in St. Paul. She left that day for St
He died from apoplexy.
Improved farms, Prairie and tim
ber land, Stevens, Traverse, Gran
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota
Prices low, Trims easy. Free rail
road fare. NJ. E. LAwToN. Agt.
! Every one present was more thai
pleased with the address. Man.
pronounce him one of the hest ant
most powerful speakers who has visi
ted the copper country.-Coppe
County News Calumet, Mich., Fri
day, evening Jan, IL, at Masoni
Hall.
The Epworth League met at tn
M. E. church Monday night and ele'
ted the following officers: Presiden
Earl Cutler; 1st Vice President, Je
t Scott; 2nd Vice President, Miss Jo'
o 3rd Vice President, Georgette Dow
.. 4th Vice President. Mr.. Kumler; Sc
q Chas. Lundgren; Treasurer, Eth
q Bloom; Ushers, Frank Dow and Je
lS,ott; Organist; Ruby Dewey.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

evening and on MONDAY visited al
the home of A. E. Kragstad at Avoca,
and ON Tuesday with Chas. G. Olson,
of Dundee. The result being that
both parties now are the owners OF
an organ.
In speaking of the extension OF the
Burlington out CT Worthington, the
sibley Gazette says: "It is rumored
among railroad employees that Sioux
Falls could have had this Black Hills
extension if they had not been so
avaricious. They seemed to want
the railroad company to buy the
town of Sioux Falls to get out in the
Black Hills direction. So the road
takes the Worthington division and
finds some considerable excellent ter
ritory in the direction they are now
running.
Mrs. VIM. Shanks had the misfor
tune to collide with we'll drill or
her way home from town Saturday
and was thrown out of the buggy
She was quite badly bruised but wal
not seriously injured. From al
we can learn it appears that the Rocl
Island Railroad will next summe
build from Sibley, 1a., to Marshall
Mlnn. The route is not defnitel!
located but it will probably make a
Istraight a line as possib)e.-Fuld'
Republican.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

Frank Devaney is on the sick list.
Everett Mohl returned to Adrain
Monday.
Peter Heinl worshipped at Window
Sunday
Miss Stella Wilbern spent Sunday
with her sister here.
Mrs. Nelson returned Saturday
night from a visit at Minneapolis.
A new time card is expected to 60
into effect on the Omaha road Sun
day.
Mrs. Joel White returned last
Saturday from a visit with her daugh'
ter at Pipestone.
Mrs. o. Anderson, of West Duluth,
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Sowles.
D. Schroch, of Rock Rapids, has
purchased the northeast quarter of
twenty-five Elk.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week Wednesday to Joseph Foehr
and Rosa M. Weinandt.
Mrs. Gregerson returned to Round
Lake Thursday after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. W. Lyons.
The Ladies Society of tho Evangel.
ical church will hold a meeting at
the residence of Rev. F. G. Schmidt
Thursday at 2 o'clock.
John johnson, of Round Lake
township was transacting business in
town Saturday and also visited with
Carolus o. Peterson.
A. F. Dring, of Worthington, came
over to Lakefeld last Saturday to
visit j. G.. Christie and returned Sun
day. His daughter, who had been
here for a week, accompanied him
back.-Lakefeld Standard.
4Immensely Popular Two-Steps
Belvidere, Bell of the Prairie, Wes-
tern Favorite and The Band Master.
Regular price 40 cents; our price 10
cents each.
2t-2O HANsBERaER's Music Store.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

Several similar inciednnts Of the
above have happened here, and had
the oil been Of a good grade, which is
very explosive, much damage would
have been done
The A dAsn knows whereof It
speaks, from experience. After all,
the poor grade of oil may be a bless
ing in disguise.
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
Legs and Arms Frozen.

Some time ss2 Andrew Hornstine
escaped from tie asylum at St. Peter.
He was found the first of this week
in st. Paul with both arms and both
legs frozen. Particulars are very
meagre. Robert Klessig left this
week for St. Paul to ascertain his
condition and ascertain what would
be done.
CSiaoe tho above was put in type it
has been learned from parties that
Investigated The matter, that tho man
found was not.Ar. Hornstine.]
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Burr Ludlow spen. Sunday here.
Horace Peterson is on the sick list
this week.
w. G. Hill is on the sick list under
the doctors care.
H. Apel jr., returned this week
from his Illinois trip.
Mrs. ]. H. Cunningham left Thurs
day night for California.
G. W. Smith was in town Tuesday
renewing old acquaintances'
Axel Erickson returned to his
studies at St. Peter Tuesday,
Herbert Stokes has received a new
organ from Frank Hansberger'
Mrs. w. L. Clement returned to he'
home in Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. Shell, OF Sibley, came here
Friday for visit with relatives
Mrs. R. H. Wicks Of Bigelow spent
Snnpay with Mrs. H. E. Torrance
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Lyons are tht
proud and happy parents OF ne"
son.
Rev. :Dickerman left Friday t.
rraach funeral sermon at Rolling
Green.
H Zimmerman and wife returned
Tuesday morning from their visit t.
Peoria, Ill.
Harry Allen left Monday for Water
town, s. D., to look over a pos'tlo
offered him there.
Will Kennedy passed through ne'
Tuesday for St. Paul to receive tea
ment for his eyes.
Elof Swanson went to "'lmo1
Tuesday to plaster the new res'dene
of Henry Footh's.
Prof. Hill who has spoken here o
different occasions, is now giving
lecture in Pipestone'
The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

Jas. Kennedy, of Adrain, spen
Sunday here.
H. Peter Lewis made trip t<
Sheldon Monday.
Russell Moberly returned to hi
studies at Hamline.
Frank Hansberger provided Nell
Olson with a handsome new organ.
Mrs. Tracy and the Misses Little
fields went to Round Lake Monday.
Miss Margaret Biltgen has a beau
tiful new piano.
Mrs. G. F. Bronson went to Luverne
Thursday for visit.
j. J. Kendall, of Window was a
Worthingtou visitor Friday.
j. J. Parsons now has his Office up
stairs in the Sanger building.
J. Snyder. of Streeter, liz, cousin
of M. E. Lawton, is visiting here.
N. T. DeWolf, postmaster at Win
dom transacted business here Fri
day.
1t is learned that while G.. G..
Koening was here this week he looked
over real estate prospects with view
of investing.
Miss Reeves is enjoying the pleas
ure of d handsome new piano pur-
chased from Frank Hansberger.
Frank Hansberger adorned the
home Of J. A. Anderson, Graham
Lakes, with new organ recently.
Mrs. G. Salpaugh returned to
Mankato Saturday.
Sale of seats for the John P. D.
John entertainment Friday eve., Jan
IL, will be on sale Thursday morn
ing, Jan. 18th, at Morland's drug
store.
Miss Inbelder returned to he,
home at Pierce, Neb., Friday night
after ten weeks visit with Mrs. r
F. Pepple.
|: Chas Martin, of Marshall county
who recently purchased the Findla!
and Locke: farms, moved here. thi
week with his family. "
Mrs. F. Hovey has been visiting
several days at Rushmore. She ant
Mrs. A. Hovey, who is getting mucl
better. expect to leave soon for
visit in Illinois. ::
Chas. Knott, member of the lat
Sixth Missouri and an aid Wol
thington boy left Sat'day evening fo
p Seattle, WASH, to make his futur
home. Charley has many warn
y friends here who wish him all th
success possible.
. E.. G. Pannell took duck in th
y lake Friday, one of the incidents {
getting out ice. He started with
q header, but caught hold so as I
r light on his feet.
Last summer Martin caunty had
o few cases OF smallpox, light in the
: nature. but they proved expensive
d costing the village of Fairmor
3. ST 400 33.-Mankato Review.
- D. Rohrer went to St. Paul MOI
day to attend cases before the s,
- preme Court. He informs tt
- Advance that his daughter is r.
covering. When they left Chicago
was pecessary to carry her and Ia
q her down while riding. After 81
:. had been at Eureka Springs a wee
- - she was able to set up and recent
= he had letter from her saying st
was able to walk out door. He say
some of the cures affected by th
water there: are remarkable and see1
y, incredible.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

United States Land ONCE, Helena, Mon.
rama. March I, 1900.
Notice is hereby given thai the heirs
Of Patrick A. Largey, deceased. Never
Genzberger and Gustave GalIick. whose
uostofice address is Butte City, Mon
tana, have this day filed their application
for a natent for 5.57 acres OF The Little
couee Placer Minrns claim, upon
which a notice OF intention 10 apply for
natent was posted on the End day Of
March. A.. q. 1900, situated In summit
valley iunorR) Mining district. Silver
Row county. State Of Montana. and des-
igrated as Sur. No. 1856, in fractional
Tnwnsl;n 3 North. Of Range ! West. and
being more particularly described as fol-
Iowa. t,-wit:
p%spinn,n- ri fhe sontheast cornar
,,hian ,s aieo Corner NJ, 4 ~ Sur No
sA1o ana the nolnt Of intersection ~ The
yves, ana line 81 s.-. No. 499e with tl,s
north side line Of Sur, No. 3436. a granite
stone l0xSx7 inches above ground. with
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
THE PRIMARIES
DEMOCRATS ARE AFRAID OF
THEMSELVES.
APPROACHING CAUCUSES.
rhe Democratic Slate Has Already
Been Made Out-The Daily
Forces.

1rnon the approach of the democratic
caucuses ami primaries, to be held to-
morrow and Saturday, it is prominent to
every one that there is great fear in their
camp. AS a prominent democrat salo
yesterday, they are afraid of them
Selves and explained himself by saying
a few leaders are trying to run the whole
party and are afraid they will be frus-
trated in their plans. John X. Ioole,
that great leader of the democracy, IS
now in the local field, patching up the
fences, and is accompanied in his ROUNDS
by ], r. walkup. Yesterday they were
down in the Austrian settlement calling
upon the prominent members OF mat ma
tionality. This no doubt is due TO the
fact that many Austrians are Hooking
into the republican party, and Mr.. Tooie
and other are vainly attempting to stop
the exodus. Mr.. Walkup, who is city
treasurer, was calling upon some OF the
men who pay city licenses. at least that
was what was told the b~artenders IN
places where the proprietors were alb
sent. Mr.. Toole accompanied him on
a tour of inspection of the East
End, showing the conditions of
that portion of the city under democratic
coercion rule which has vacated 25 Per
cent of the houses and cabins down
there. An Inter ounta representative
went into a saloon at the corner of
Third and Chestnut streets as they We're
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
I MINING APPLICATION NO Alo1. q. q.
Land Once. Helena, Montana, April

M1NlNd NJ 41Vle u. b.
Land once. Helena, Montana, April
Notice Is hereby gwen that Henry
Smith and 10 I'm Hopkins whose postof-
nee address u Butte City Montana, have
this day filed their application for a pa
tent for es4:8 linear feet. being 1876 feet
n~ortheasterly and 1888 feet Southwestern
ly from discovery shaft, Of the Sunny
side Lode Claim upon which q notice Ut
intention to apply for a patent was post
ed on the 26th day of March. A. D., 1900,
situated In Summit Valley. unorganized,
State Of Montana. and designated as sur
vey No. b.7S4 in fractional township ;
north Of range I west, and being more
particularly described Al follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner No.
/ Of this claim. which IL also corner No.
and corner No. s of survey No. Sill, a
granite stone set in the ground, marked
1-57S4 for corner No. !, with mound Of
earth and stone alongside. and from
which the southeast corner Of section 8.
IL minutes west $3.50 feet. and running
thence N. Il degrees 10 minutes e. sos
feet: thence N. "a degrees SO minutes E.,
$50 feet: thence S IA degrees 40 minutes
w. % feet; thence 8 4 degrees 10 min
minutes W.. 6S.5 feet to the place of be-
| ginning. containing an area of 4.Os acreo
| claimed by the above named applicants.
The location OF this claim Is of record
In the recorders office of Silver Bow
County. State OF Montana, In Book "N''
F.; Lodes, page APT.
The adjoining claims to these premises
are survey No. 1883, Bay Chief No.
Lode, Louisa A. Thornton applicant. on
the north: survey No. 2101. Big Timber
Lode. Lot 298, Henry McCloskey appli-
| cant; on the southeast. and survey No.
5711, Granite Ridge Lode Henry Smith ct
al applicants on the west, survey No.
2102. Flag Staff Lode. Lot 209. Henry Nc
Closky applicant and survey No. 2104.
Belcher Lode. Lot zoe. John McClosky
applicant. lie adjacent o n the southwest.
First publication April IA. 1900
GEORGE D.. GREENE,
Register.
Samuel Barker. Jr., Attorney Cor appli.
cants.
First publiceti ton April 10th. 1900,