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The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01

No one can reasonably hope for good health unless his bowels move once each day. When this is net attended to, disorders of the stomach arise, biliousness, headache dyspepsia and piles soon follow. If you wish to avoid these ailments keep your bowels regu- lar by taking Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets when required. They are so easy to take and mild and gentle in effect. For sale by Brock way's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01

IN official who allows his personal
 te to interfere with his public ties is a dangerous man iu any posi-. D, and the sooner such a one is rele- ted to private life the better for all leerned.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01

HE Gazette is mistaken in the state nt that Senator Ives will be tue ly lawyer in the coming legislature. n. George P. Blair, of Pinal county, llso . lawyer of no mean ability, ] is the peer of any member of the nneil
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01

HE legislative council of Arizona Il make no mistake if they select D. Eugene $. Ives, of Yuma county.
 preside over the deliberations of 1t body. No man in the territory better equipped for the duties.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01

T being so much easier to obey the in letter of the law than to evade it seems strange that officials will firm and twist in their efforts to 'id doing the right thing as laid xn before them in the books. Yet Il seems to be Piual county human .nre.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01
TERMS:

IT is apparent that something must be ne to provide water for the Indians. In Ter to demonstrate our ability to govern " peoples We must show better record
 those now in our re.',-tProf. F. H. well, in lecture in Washington, Dec. tCQq
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01
Tea Garden prips

is a Sugar Syrup of highest quality Once used-always wanted. Delici- ously sweet-make, taffy candy to per lection. Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Ask your grocer, 7O7.7l9 sansome St., San Francisco,
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01

T is only by fostering healthy pub sentiment that condemns the wrong ] commends the right that 8 town l ever hope to attain any import ae
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01
SCO7TyS ENHggZ SgON

It is very palatable and easily digested. If you will take plenty of fresh air, and exercise, and SCOTT'S EMULSION steadily, there is very little doubt about your recovery.
 There are hypophosphites in it; they give strength and tone up the nervous system while the cod-liver oil feeds and nourishes.
 soc. and SI.oo, all druggists
 SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-01

WE had an idea the editorial writer on the Republican would break down. These amateur editors are much like new brooms.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
Nh. BRANTIEY OFT
FOR WASHINGTON
Lett Last NIGHT 10 Attend
Congress.
WILL Be A BUSY SESSION
Hs Will Try and Get an Additional
Appreciation For Brunswick's
Public Building.

Congressman W, @. Brantlsy lsft
for Warrington last night. Congress
does not convene until next Monday,
but the river ana haFbOr committee
viii be In session this week, and Con-
grsssmsn BrsntIey has gone this saEiy
In order to look after the various In
teresI othis district in the bill to be-
passed by this committee.
he said last night that great 40 WAS
the interest felt in Brunswick over the
improvement Of our outer bar and in
ner harbor,it was not the.onlyinteFest
Otths district, He wants large ap.
proptiation for the ocones river and is
interested in the further Improvement
Of the ocmulees and hdsAItamaha rivera,
~ X
Cumberland sound, he said, seemed to
be pretty well provided for
In reference to our outer bar, be ven
tured the opinion that 1t would be
provided for, but just how 1t would be
done, he did not know, He also said
that the survey of the inner harbor,
which he had caused to DO made, had
resulted in s Recommendation Of $124,
900 for this purpose by the govern
mept engineers and he felt very hope
gul Of Obtsining good appropriation
from the COMMITTEES for this project.
In reference TO our public building,
he bad no near information, but he
still thought that an additional sp-
preparation for Il could bo had At this
session of congress, but il he failed to
get it, it was his present idea to have
the house built next spring, within the
yrsssnt appropriation.
He said sisis would be an excsedlng~
lY busy congress. The term is very
short and there is 70 be done.
The shertnsss of thd ss0A was his
only fear about any OF our appropria-
tions. He does not look for anything
very sensational during the session.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
All the Maritime Journals
Giving it Space.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
It Will be Observed AZ Usual In
Brunswick

Ths month of NOYsmber ia especial
ly appropriate for the observance Of
Thanksgiving, which has become one
of four Of our great national holidays,
It Ia the harvest home Of the seasons,
the final garnering OF the fruiVs which
reward the tell Of the busy year.
Above all is a day when family
ties are strengthened, when family
hearts are ablaze and when father and
mother, son and daughter bow togeth-
or before God acknowledging, all His
blessings, and seeking His forgiveness
for their sins.
To many II brings the fruition Of
hopes bora Of the bright new. year,
while to all, let us hope. it brings
thankfulness for some blessing sought
or unlocked for. Surely, as nation
we do not need TO search long for reas-
ons to give thanks. And though indi-
.yidnallg We may not have great cause
for reiOIcingr for in many homes the
day will find only sad hearts: and
mournful memories, this is the COM
mon 1otot all. II we cannot rejoice
overmuch within ourselves. let US stop
and count our mercies, aud, comparing
them with others, see II we can not, for
this one day, live outside of ourselves
and our narrow circle and be one Of the
great common brotherhood OF man, re-
joicIng as one united family of pntrl-
otic Americans,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
COAST CITIES TO
Be REPRESENTED
Delegates Coming Fran
All Parts.
AEH YORK HERALD TALKS
It Says the Congress Can and
Will Accomplish a
Great Deal.

From present Indications the Nation
al Marine Congress will be great.
glorious and unprecedented.
Newspapers and marine journals ia
ali parts of America devoted large
space to the project and all are of the
opinion that the results viii proYs
beneficial haEEand all expectations.
The cry of American ships for
American cargoes" has been taken up
ali along the line and with the great
work which is being done here will
bring 'louble tue number % delegates
FIRST expected,
The Board Of Trade COMMITTEES will
soon get out pamphlets, Invitations, etc,
and the Congress Will be doomed
everywhere.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
CERTAIN NOW.
John Hay will Retire from the
Cabinet.

John Hay will Retire from the
Cabinet.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 9s.-It is
now given Out osneluaiysly that sss-
rstary Of stats Hay will surrender
bis psrtfOlio on the fourth Of March
next ana will NOT be in the new Me-
KInlsy cabinet.
Mr., HAY ia very popular in Great
Britain, where be was embaSsadsr,
and be iS anxious TO again all the port
which is now held by Joseph choAts,
There are a number of cabinet
changes spoken Of, but IT seems that
thIs Is the only one that is assured. +
The talk about Mark Hanna aHd the
sabirst is idle. Hsnna prefers the
} senate, even we're a portfolio offered
him.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
THE PRESIDENT
Is IN EARNEST
HaS Us in q TGFY Peculiar
PTadiGtnGlt.
He IS AGAINST OUR POLICY
BE is for the Slaughter and the
Government is in Favor
Of Lsniency

Washington, Nov. 20 Il is report
ed here tha, Minister coneer is soon
to be recalled from Pekin unless he
changes his attitude in the peace me-
gotiasious.
The president, recognizing the good
ergicss 81 MI Congel, disl ses 70 take
this action, but the fact that the min
isssr'a acquiscence in the demand made
BY other nations which are not In ac-
cord with the government, places the
United States in peculiar position,
and this the president desires to OBJ
Yiste.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
GOOD soHEDULE.&<
Cumberland Route Equal 10 Any and
ali Occasions

On account Of The gala week carnival
at Jacksonville, the Cumberland Route
husput on an excellent schedule.
The steamer makes close connections
with the trains at Fernandina and sells
tickets good until December lst.
Following is the schedule
Leave Brunswick a. M; arrive $50
pm.
Arrive FernandinA la noon leave
1.9Op. m.
Leave Fsrnandina 2.4O P. r.; arrive
''.'s a'.',. :, y; 1,...,.,.,,. ,,.k- ,..,.
1O.2OA.m,
Fare-BrunswicE to Jacksonville and
return %.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
DID NOT PAY TIE NOTES.
~ g.
And Now the Brunswick People are
sueing Owners of ne Steamer.

Following is from tAe Tampa Trib-
unsi
ATTORNEY samuel BOrohRrdt yester-
day filed In the United ststesscou r
an assumpsit suit for the Brenswiok
snd Hawkinsyille Trsnsportation apn.
papn gudgsmsRt & sskea Tor $1,000.
About year ego the Gulf Trans
postation company bought from the
BrunswiCk and Hswkinsvi1le Trans
poltation company the river steamer
City OF Hawkinsyills. This steamer
was brought from Brunswiok, Ga, to
this port, repaired and reftted, and
went 30 Crystal river to be engaged in
transporting naval stores between
Gult points.
"The Gulf Transportation company
had a LIST Of endorsera on its notes,
which we're givsa to the Brunswick
owners, and the company now seeka
Judgment against these endorsers
through the United States circuit
court"
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
SELLING MUCH woon-.

The CoId Snap is Now on in Dead
Earnest.
The Empire Wood and Coal COM
pauy did land once business yester-
day and a great amountof wood was
disposed Of Every purchaser vas per-
fectly satished.
II you want moro for the money,
telephone 81, the TIMEs-CALL Office.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
WILL MEET TODAY.
Augusta.

Atlanta, Nov.2e, The Georgia state
conference of the Daughters Of the
Americas Revolution will be held in
this city, beginning tomorrow morn
ing At 10 o'clock. The conference is
an important event; business of mo-
ment tS to be transacted, and sOcisl
svsnss not a few wIlimork the pres
snes Of the delegates and visitors.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
MUST CHANGE HIS MIND
rOR CONG GER WILL RETURN
BE is Not in Line With the
Administration.
ADDITIONAL FACTS.
About the Death of Mr.. H. ". Rssd d
in Msxioo

About the Death Of Mr.. n. W. Rssd
in Msxioo
Mr.. e. H. Reed, OF waycross, has
Esosivsa additiOnal particulars In re-
gard to the death Of his brother, HW
Reed, few weeks ago in Mexico.
Mr. Read had returned to his MsxA
can hom0 from a visit here ana went
directly TO his mines ct San Nicholas
del Ora, situated about $50 miles south
Of she city Of Mexico, where he re-
mainsd but short time, and, finding
that his health would not permit his
staying in high altitude, went to a
small town 5000 feet lower. After
being partially restored to health he
returned to his mines where be again
grew worse. He was taken to san
Miguel where be grew rapidly worse
until October 2e, when the end came
he va attended by French phys
ician, two Americans and . Mexican
servant, who had been with him since
bis residancs in Mexico.
His nephew, Harry Roberts, VINO bad
been left in ohssgs Of affairs at tha
mines, was notified, but did not reach
Mr.. Read before bis death.
a lot was secured and be was buried
in brick vault with all the attention
that could be given so far away from
home. Under the Mexican Law his re-
mains cannot be removed / n fva yesrs.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
MARROW ESCAPE
Two Young Men Come Near Drowning
Saturday. ~

Saturday, Ernest Bolt and Alfred
Robsrts left Brunswick in small boat
for Jekyl, and as they did not show up
Sunday their psreuts chartered a.
steamer and went in search OF them.
The boys had been picked up in tho
sound by the tug Angle and Nellie
and they reached home safely.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
MAY BE IN 1T.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 26.-A move
ment has bean inaugurated by Frank
Moffst, Of this city, to organize a
''Georgis-Alabsma" baseball league,
which has met With success, and a
portion Of the cities in the proposed
circuit have agreed to form a league
10 any syent, The cities taken in by
this league are Atlanta, Rome, Selma,
Montgomery, Macon, Brunswick and
Augusta.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
GZAR NICHOLAS
Is IMPROVING
Some Still Think lie viii.
Not Recover.
VERY CONFLICTING REPORTS
Many Say BE ID Better While
Others Assert That he
is Worse

LivadiA, Nov. 2e.--Ths latest bulls-
tin from the bedsids Of the Cssr stat
Cd that his condition was much better
while other reports. not OHiOial, state
just the opposite, aud the newspapers
are as : loss in stating his real con-
dition.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
WANTS TIME
o Carry Out His Promise of
Marriage.

To Garry Out His Promise of
Marriage.
Rushville, Ind, Nov. 26. Repre-
sentative Leonidas H..Mull has out
lined his defense in Miss Flora Far
lows suit for $4,000 damages for al
legged breach Of promise in a plea Of
abatement. he says Miss Farlow and
himself signed marriage contract
Sept. 10 last whereby they agreed to
marry in one year II inSAfull's opinion
4, was ssitabls for him to become a
married man. He says be has not de-
clsrsd be would not marry Miss Far
low, as charged By her, and has in no
way violated their marriage contract,
which gives him q year in which to
make up his mind.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
sEoRRTARY REsraNTp.

Rome, Nov. 2e.--The chamber Of
deputies today approved pin for the
suppression Of military tribunals,
vhsrsupon Count PonsA di san Mar.
tine, secretary Of war resigned.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
ANOTHER COMMANDER
Admiral Rogers Slated for the A,iatio

Admiral Rogers slated for the Asistic
Squadron.
Washington, D. c., NOY. 98 IT is
stated at the nayY department that
Adniral Frederick Rodgers, present
chief Of the inspection board, Is slatsd
for duty with the Asiatio squadron,
either as additional commander or as
relief to either Rsmsy or Ksmpr.
This will make three commanding ON.
esrS on this station.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
THEATRE LICENsEs.

Two Of the dance hall owners In the
Acre have taken out theatre Licenses
and music in mild form can be heard
there now. The city got sI5 for essh
license.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
RESIGNED HIS petition.

Mr.. J. X. B. DanfOrtb, who has for
several years been resident manager
for ChaS s. Hlrsch 8 Co. has resign
ed his position to enter more Iuora-
tive business.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
H1 WILL RErUTN.
Cosgrsssnln Brantlsy Will Attend
Court Ia DSssmbeE.

Congressman Brantlsy viii return
TO the city ia Dsssmbsr to attend the
superior court. HsiI interested In
several cases, an.nE the number
being that of nr. a. q, Harvey.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
MARRIED. A NoBLrMAN.

PhiladelphiA, Nov, 7s.--It was an.
nouposd this afternoon thA, MiSsAdsls
Atlss was married to Louis, vIoOmts
DO BrauRss dc BsursSis, French noble
man, on the twenty-ssoond.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
FLAG Ho 10:

Berlin, Nov, 2s.--Count vv6ldsrses
reports that Col, MssshenfsIs' sxpsdi4
tion has hOistsd ihs German dag overug
the great wall.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27

WOOD Most fM the mon
ey Phone 81, Yard corner
Gloucester and Grant streets
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27

Nsw Georgia Syrup, Maple syEup.
sakvhsAs and FLAP Jack. HsSDsE's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27

FoR BALE Cash register aAd iron
safe. Cheap. Apply At tAls Oalce.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27

WOOD-.Most for the mon
ey::. Phone 81: Yard corner
Gloucester and Grant streets
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27

New sGusr Kraus, Dill and Sour
"a bslk. Haspsr's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-11-27
NAVAL AFFAIR."

Cspnit.se is in Line win Secretary
Long,
Washington, NSv. 2s.-1h Srst dram
Of Ihs naval appropriation bill OF the
hou,s the naval aRain committee was
prspaYed in accordance with estimates
nresented BY Secretary Long Who ask
sd for eighty seven millisH.
Evening star., 1900-09-26

ron. We all know that, but no one thinks
OF discrediting the victory. In a seawav
You might sink vessel with big guns for
the reason that you can make an occa-
sional hole below the waterline when she is
rolling. Otherwise you can't sink her un-
less. as L say you torpedo her or ignite her
magazine. In short l regard the battles of
Santiago and Manila as two of the grandest
and most decisive victories that were ever
Won Just think of what we did with the
loss or barely man. 1t is a thing TO mar
vel at. /, as do all naval officers, admire
Admiral Dewey without qualification. and
we are proud of him. l am sorry if the ad-
miral believes all that was attributed to
me. | have not written to him. but 1 will
call on him at the first opportunity l wish
to make the strongest denial of any attempt
on my part to belttle the admrals vie
tory.
Many failed to recognize Lieut. Hob
son. He has shaved off his mustache and
is slightly stouter. His eyes have been af-
fected by his work in Hong Kong but 9TH
erwise he is in excellent health.
Evening star., 1900-09-26
MCKINLEY MAKES GAINS IN WEST.
In Sixteen States Beyond the Missouri
He VIII Win mt Least Thirty-seven
Electoral Votes.

From the New York Herald
In order to get at the real political condi-
tions in the west and to properly estimate
the chances of the republican and demo-
cratic presidential candidates there a spe-
cial correspondent of the Herald has made
a tour through each of the sixteen states
west of the Missouri river. The result of
his careful investigation of the situation
in this part of the country is given here
with:
The sixteen states have 101 electoral
votes Fifteen Of these went to Mckinley
and eighty-six to Bryan in 1896. 1t is a
conservative estimate Of political condi-
tons in these sixteen states to say that
Mckinley will receive this year at least
thirtyseven of these votes and Bryan fifty
one. leaving thirteen more or less doubt
full. Allowing that these thirteen votes go
to Bryan, a net gain Of twenty-five votes is
shown for Mckinley.
Bryan received 176 votes in the electoral
college In 1896, and Mckinley 2T1. On the
basis Of political conditions in the west as
they are today, allowing that the states
east of the Missouri remain they were
four years ago, Bryan's vote in the cleo
toral college this year would be 154, as
against a Mckinley vote of 2.3. In other
words. Bryan must gain 20 electoral votes
east Of the Missouri river over what he re-
ceived In 1896 to be elected in 1890
Mr.. Bryan will receive one vote less from
California than in 1896, 10 votes less in
Kansas. votes less in South Dakota, in
Washington and in Wyoming. There are
ID other doubtful votes-4 In Colorado 3
in Idaho, in Montana and in Utah
All of these went for Bryan in 1896, and
the chances are good that he will carry the
while it seems possible that Mckinley will
secure the 3 votes of Idaho.
Evening star., 1900-09-26
stops the Cough

Stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure Q cold In one
dag. No Cure. No Pay Price, 26e.
Evening star., 1900-09-26
Friends, Select SCHOOL.

There Is hardly q better known eduoa-
tional institution In the national capital
than the Friends Select School, Of which
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Sidwell are the
principals. For seventeen years the sohooS
has enjoyed uninterrupted success, and
has held the confidence of it's patrons. It's
position is unusually high. The season of
100O-l00 has now opened ct the buildings,
1911 ] otrooA
Evening star., 1900-09-26
primarx, Academic, collegiate.

The olney School, at 1908 18th street. fac
ing Connecticut avenue, has opened for q
season which gives promise of being ex-
ceptionally successful. The school has
primary, academic and collegiate depart
ments. and is under the direction of Misses
Virginia Mason Dorsey and Laura Lee Dor
seY ~ principals.
Evening star., 1900-09-26
The DrilIery Commended.

Mr. Miles Fuller, principal of THE Drill
lery'' at 504 11th street northwest, has re-
ceived from E. V. Murphy. official repor-
ter of the United States Senate, a letter.
stating that he unites with the official re-
porter Of the House. Mr.. Brown, in COM
mending the shorthand school methods of
"The Drillery," and paying high compli
ment to the graduates from Mr.. Miller's
i,c .
Evening star., 1900-09-26
want. legal separation.

On the ground of alleged cruel treatment.
Nora B. Wertz. through Attorney e. HI.
Thomas, this afternoon petitioned the Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia to
grant her divorce from Melvin A. Wertz.
Evening star., 1900-09-26

Lewis Robinson. colored, who was arrest
ed yesterday by Detective Watson on the
charge of promoting policy, was today con-
victed in the Police Court, and Judge KIM
ball sent him to Jail for sixty days.
Evening star., 1900-09-26

Every fail reap1 its harvest Of deaths caused by
failure to regain strength and health after trying
summer. DIR, SlEGERTs Ansostura Bittexv en.
rich the bleed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-12
A PEN-PICTURE.

A noted Republican writer has re-
Gently contributed to current reading
matter a striking pen-picture of a Re-
publican statesman OF national-not
reputation, but notoriety-in which he
says He is remarkable for statuesque
and reckless disregard of honor and
cynical indifference to public senti-
nient," a trait, he continues, of all
the worst characters in public life. He
says: Tweed had it; Cameron had it;
Plat has it; so has Croker.
He built his power on the cupid
ity, weaknesses and vices of men.
He believes that all men at
heart are as corrupt as himself, and
his keenest instinct was his ability to
discern the vile part in human nature
and reach it by an appropriate tempta-
ton"
What eminent Republican is here
depicted? You'll all guess Hanna
You're wrong; it is only Matt Quay.
Hanna's portrait is yet to be drawn
by master hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-12
Day >of Reckoning.
Philadelphia Record.

FNladelpnla record.
Owing to the destruction by fire OF Ca
madam paper mills there is short supply
OF paper, and the 20 per cent. duty on
paper imported from the United States
operates greatly to the disadvantage Of
Canadian consumers. The Dominion Gov
eminent has been petitioned 10 temporar-
fly suspend the collection of the paper du-
ties. American consumers are also petit
tionins Congress TO repeal the duties on
paper and pulp. The failure to establish
reciprocal tslde between the United
States and Canada and between the Unit
ed States and Mexico is a most hurtful
and fndefensible blunder. The day OF
reckoning is approaching when the party
accountable will suffer for It's recreancy
to the public interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-12
RoosEvELTs REAL AMBITION.

1t is we'll known that Governor
Roosevelt has steadily refused all over
lures to take second place in the Re-
publican ticket this year. AS result
it was surmised that Teddy" didn't
care to be involved In the impending
defeat of his party, but was content to
serve a second term as Governor Of
New York while he prepared 4 pro-
gramme for his nomination as the head
of the ticket in 1904.
The Governor went to Washington
day or two ago, where he declined to
submit to an interview, although he
was fairly besieged by newspaper men.
For forty-eight hours the purpose Of
his visit was a subject for speculation.
Now the correspondents say they have
solved the problem The Governor has
no Presidential aspirations at all, they
assert, but he has the ambition to be
the first Civil Governor OF the
Philippines. He recognizes, however,
that the pacfication of the islands is
yet long way off, and will therefore
accept a second nomination as the
Executive of New York, subject to the
condition that he may resign At any
time the appointment to the post he
covets may come along. Roosevelt has
talked with both the President and
Mark Hanna, and 1t is alleged both are
willing to crafty his ambition. For
proof that the bargain has been made,
signed and sealed, the correspondents
at the Capital point to the dinner
given by the President last night in
honor of the New York Governor