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nenrath shot one. When his native
guides saw the animal they were no
less surprised than he, and they yelled
AYE! Aye!" So it happened that the
first name which was given to the lit
tie beast was ayeaye. 1t was fifty years
after that before another specimen was
taken. Naturalists had about decided
that it was extinct. for all cffors to
get one had been fruitless. when De
Castelle caught one in 1874. It died on
the way to the coast, and only the skin
and the skeleton reached Europe. But
in 1862 living specimen arrived in
London, and since then several skele-
tons and skins have been brought to
Europe. These have been so few in
number, however, that not many
museums In the world can boast a
specimen.
Recently Dr.. Friedrich Knauer had
the great opportunity Of naturalist's
life. He obtained a perfect. healthy
young specimen, which he managed to
keep alive and we'll for long time,
and thus he has been enabled to give
the world the first authentic and real
The Grit-advocate., 1900-05-18
Has Perfectly Formed Fingers and is of
... Monkey FdmiIy.

story of the habits and even the ap-
pearance of this wonderful animal
The picture which is printed here is
the first drawing made from life of
this strange beast. 1t was drawn for
the German paper Gartenlaube, and no
one could possibly suppose that the
various pictures made from descrip-
tion, which ornament many we'll
known works on natural history, could
be intended to represent the same ami
NAL.
Chiromys madagascarensis, which is
the name that science has bestowed on
this lemur. is SO thoroughly nocturnal
in Its habits that 1t refuses to show
itself In the day. even in captivity.
When it is not able to hide. 1t rolls
itself into a ball. covers itself with its
The Grit-advocate., 1900-05-18
Who's Who7

At last the hotel clerk permitted the
guest on the far side of the counter to
speak to him. May l inquire" said
the guest diffidently, who that mod
est gentleman was you were talking
to a moment ago." Cert" replied
the clerk; that was the old man."
and who is the old man, pray?" "The
owner OF the house, of course" us
that so?" was the astonished remark.
well, I never would have thought he
was" why not?" Because l was SO
dead sure in my mind that you owned
the whole shebang. Free
Press.
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Madagascar contains many strange
things, and of them the "half-monkey,"
with it's skeleton-like fingers, 10
worthy example.
Nowhere else in the world is there
another animal like 1t. 1t belongs to
Madagascar exclusively, and even in
its home 1t is almost unknown, or was
until the beginning Of this century.
This is due to its manner Of life. 1t
not only is remarkably shy, but 1t also
Is entirely nocturnal in its habits. As
Madagascar forests are travelled rarely
even in daytime and never at night,
by human beings. 1t Is not surprising
that this strange lemur has remained
almost mystery.
The first specimen was found in 1882,
when German naturalist named Son
The Grit-advocate., 1900-05-18
Catholic Priest on Cuba,

The Rev. Charles Warren Currier
has an interesting article on the his
tory Of the church in Cuba In the
Conservative Review. He speaks about
the appointment Of Mgr. Sbarstti, and
has little sympathy for those who
wanted Cuban-born bishop. He
holds that Bishop Sbaretti's appoint
ment was wise one, and that he will
be absolutely impartial, and should
therefore prove link to bind together
the Cuban and Spanish priests. He is
tactful and prudent, and his admins
tration will undoubtedly promote har-
mony.
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Faith Den n cd.

Lady-Yes. hope and charity II right.
But what Is the first thing we all need
to make US happy? Small GIRL
'Usbands, Miss.-Punch.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

he could not lose anyway, while to the
strikers it viii mean continuance in
the bonds that resemble aerfdom.
He knows that while victory to him
will mean only added income that he
cannot utilize legitimately, to the min-
ers it will mean longer lease on life
and comfort or two added to cheer.
Less existence. The outcome is baga,
teiIe to him. IT is life and death to the
strikers Ye. he enters the unequal
contest, confident thss power Of money
on bis part and the confusion oftongues
and the lack Of cohesion on the part 81
The employees will finally place the
WFeasn OF tne sIvloE sl'Sii mir fiSsT,
And heis careless whether the wreath
% drsnchea q slle blood Of bis victiml
or not.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
OUR SACRED PROMISE.

Senior cisneroS, It will be remsm-
bersd, wss the chief Of the CubanJ Jun
ia in New York, snteriOt to the span
ish-Americsn war.
Returning from trip 70 Washing
ton the other day, be told the New
York reporters that he had not the
slightest hope Of ever seeing Cuba a
republic.
on the admin.stration's Cuban poll-
cy, he declared: at is a policy Of a
pleasant face, but dark purpose
These are serious words, coming
from this aged and distinguished
champion Of Cuban independence,
Fresh from several Interviews at wash-
instoD' ~ noe z opposed thai
Senior Cisnsros a Without feeling
that be had . baaia ~ bis Judgment.
II the United states shall fail 10 it's
duty toward Cuba, then the Greatest
Republic in the World" shah stand
diepracad IN 49, 49, -. =.
We sOlsmnly promised to give the ia
landers their freedom, ana we must
keep our promise.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
PROBABLE CAUSE or DULL TINES.

There is no Disgusting the fact that
there is general business depression
throughout hecounirY. and the chances
for revival are anything but bright 1t
present.
The Chinese trouble may DO one cause
Of the dull times, but in our judgment
the presidential election viii cause :
general stagnation until 4 is finally set
tied Bryan supporssrs aag the country
is ruined II Mckinley wins, and the TO-
publlcsns make thsSame assertion about
Bryan. and there you are
A business revival always follows these
elections and there isno reason why the
present one should prove an exception to
the rule. Let US hope that it will not
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
HoW,s THIsY

We offer One Hundrsd Dollars Re-
ward for any case d casArrh that can
not be cured By Hales Cassrrh curs. 1
r ]. CHENEY & 90, Props, Tols-
90, o.
We, the undsrsignsd, have knows
F. J. Cheney fOs the last Is years ana
believe him perfectly hOuOrabisin al
business transactions, aad anatoiallx
able to carry out apy eblIsasions made
BY their frm.
West q Trusx, Wholesale druggists,
Toledo, o.; Waldiug, Kinnsn q Mar
win, wholesale dMgGists, Toledo, o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, setting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
Price 75o, per bOttls. Sold By all drug
gistA. Testimonials free.
Hsl's Family Pills are the best.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

The Timen-Call will be Delivered By
sarrisr or mail. per year. $780, per week 10
ssnta- Correspondence on 1.-Two subjects
selected. Real name Of writer should ac-
sompany same. Subscriptions payable in
advances. Failure to receive paper should be
reported TO tbs business Office. Address all
aommunieAtions to
THE TfbiEs-cALI.
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
THE COAL TRUST :.

The owners and operators in the an
thracite coal regions Of Pennsylvania,
who are held by the great majority Of
people responsible for the strike just In
auRurated, frequently deny that they
constitute trust.
There are about 200 comp anies opera
ting about AGO coal mines in PennsyI.
vania.
Several great aystems Of railroads, in
cluding the Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Central, LscEswans, Reading, Della.
ware and Hudson, Ontario 8 western
and Lehigh Valley. own o. control al
most everyone Ofthese companies.
Up 70 scveral years aso these sailrOads
were acting, as rule independently,
COMPOSITION was lively, production was
large. prices we're moderate and the con-
dision of the employees was such that
complaints were not frequent,
1t was about two years ago, on ihs re-
turn Of ]. Pierpont Morgan iron Europe
where he had consulted leading nnan-
ciers Of both continents, that tho fpan-
cial world was siartlea-bg the disclosure
Of the anthracite coal combine.
The Morgan and Vanderbilt interests
in the great hasd "coalers" had Termed
one great nucleus about which. hung all
The varied interests Of the anthracite
fields.
They say there is no trust
But ever since the formation Of The
combination that is not trust" the
price and output OF anthracite coal in
this country have been fixed by II.
These great railroads agree among
themselves upon tonnage rate for coal.
Naturally they will give the coal com.
panies they control the best of it. An
independent operator is at their mercy.
So this combination 'that is not a
rust stiles Independent enterprise
through juggling with tonnage rates.
This combination 'that il no, trust,
absolutely fixes the output.
This combination ''that is rot a trust
absolutely fixes tie price of its output.
This combination 'that is not trust,
fixes the wages of all the employees.
This combination 'that is not a trust
hxes the policy Of all Its constituent
companies.
This combination "thal is not a trust"
like q giant CULVER, turns deaf ear 10
The pleas Of labor aud smiles aerisiyely
At The hopes Of l5o 600 more people wno
ouid PM bin 10 his knees.
he enters the contest as one would a
sport, knowing mat to lose viii mean TO
him only afew superaaoos dollars, which
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
CHEAP RATES 4nAAT SYSTEM

Account Of The aanual meeting Of
the National Association Of Spanish
War veterns At chattanooga, Tenn,
Oct. 9 10 II, the Plant System will sell
tickets from Brunswick to Chattanooga
and return at one fare for round trip.
Tickets on sale Oct. and ., final limi.
Oct. IS,
Account of the Kentucky. Trotting
Horse Breeders Association. Licking.
ton, KY, Oct, 2 to 3, the Plant System
will sell tickets from Brunswick to
Lexington and return at one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Sept,
80 to Oct. l, limited until Oct. Is,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
soHooL NOTICE..

Missss. Gales select private school
will open Oct. at their residence, 7Os
E street.
Thorough instruction Is given in
primary, intermediates and collegiate
departments. This institutiOn OF
learning is Of seven years standing,
and the teachers are progressive, en-.
pioying ali, The new and improved
methods Of Instruction.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
MARKETS By TELEGRAPeH
PRODUCE MARKrr

New York, Sept. % -rhe leading futures
ranged as follows in. the new York Produce
Exchange today;
Wheat No. 2.-open. High. Low. Close.
Sept sas8 ssss sIts gl7.s
Dec. .s. s5s-4 1884 "a s4I-s
Corn, No. r.
Sept ,....... n
Dec. Ala As-s 4fil AHA
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TO SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers are requested 70 notify the Office
when they fail TO get sny Issue Of the Times
caiI. Attention 70 this matter viii be appre-
eiAted By the publishera
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Candidates for mayor OF Atlanta are
numerous and very active, but the cam
paign 80 far has been clean one.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Now is the time to have the OLD last
winters suit put in good order. See
Jim Carter
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
new goRK COTTON.

New York, Sept. ao.-Ths following tabls
saQws shsranss ii prices q cotton for The ar
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Piml les on the face are not only annoying
but they indicate bad blood Hoods ssrsapa-
rills cures them by p urifying the blood.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Tue most dainty ana effective pills made are
DcWitt's Little Early Risers They are une-
quaied for an liver and bowel troubles. Never
grippe. w. } Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
SOUTHERN CHEAP RATES SA.
yANNAH, GA.

Sunday morning, September 23,d
snd sob. One dollar for the round
trip, Tickets limited to date OF ssls.
Traio leaves O. $40 3. m.
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MTTOHELI : THcMAs

Livery, boarding ara sale stables
Fines turnonts in The city.
yer s Newcastle st,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Rev. Wslter M. Gilmore leaves this
more,nE for Liberty cIA, where be
will remain until saturday.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
M,cLERNANp pEAp.

Springfield, III, Sept. 20, Gen John
Mcclernaad died a. his home this
morning. DE was born in 1919. he
rendered distinguished services on the
Union side under Gems. John Logan and
Grant, notably At Fort Donelsda
aAd vicksburg.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

RusseIrs Chill and Fever
Tonic is acknowledged to be
the Best on the market,
every bottle guaranteed.
For sale by all druggists.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Mr.. Thomas h, Dickinson, Of the
New York Betting and Packing Co, is
spending lew days in the city.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

4 81 ii 3 ssssggGgs, Grand Lodge A. E. and A.
Masons amt Auxiliary. zone and one-third
faces for the round trip, Iickets on sale
September 30 70 October ,, with final hmii
October z, 1900
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

tfto prevent consumption quickly cure throa
and iuns rou6le With oaa Minute Cough Cure
W J Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

CHARL ESTON. s. Cs--Annnai Convention
League or Americas Municipalities. One
sale December and As,slth final limit Des
eember "a, 1900.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21
Cheap Rates Via Southern RaIIwsy.

For inssisi dnaisso one fare IN the reund trip.
z fnr u3lftehE companies and brass bands In
nnltffnis 70 or more on enc ticket, Sass0 for
{ the round tgip.s Tickets on sale Sept. z8-2S,
hnal limit Oct. FL.
L0UIsYTLIE, x ,--Annual Convention coll
0red Oddfelinws. One fare for round trip.
dlckets On saIe sept. $3.50, and Oct. i 9nal
AsHEyILLE, n. C.--Annnal meeting Missis-
sippi Vailep Medical Association. One faro
ior ronnd TIP. Tickets on sale oct, 90, Hnai
limit oct. IS.
7. Nc AZ cry, as.--Ass5znt IL ss=ati5il Con.
vention Of the Christian church, tieketsvin
be sold 70 kansas CITY, Oct. s-l0, with final
limit Oct. p, AZ rate o. one fare for the round
trip plus 81.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. chicamauga and
Chattanooga National Park Commission.
Annual reunion Of the Society Of the Army
OF the Cumberland, Confederate Veterans
Sopths ANIMAL meeting n ational Association
E0und trip. Tickets on sale Oct8ben and O..
With final limit October 70, 1900.
LEXINGTON, KY.--K Kentucky Horse Breeders
Association. One fare for the round trip
Tickets on sale septenaher 20, With dnal limtt
ATLANTA, G As--S0uth6Fh Interstate Fair,
For individuals, one fare for the round trip,
plus so cents RdniEalon TO the fair grounds.
For ilitary companies aud braes bands IN
uniform, twenty or more on one Ticket, one
cent per mile IN each direction per capita.
CHARLESTON, s. Css-Annnal copyealion
League OF Americas Municipalities. One
sale December 2 and A3,sth final limit De-
eember a. 1900.
4 II II ERR gfS & Ledge A. F. and A.
Masons amt Auxiliary. zone and one-th third
faces for the round "trip. Ticketa on sale
September % 20 October J, with anal limit
October q 1900
LUMBER CRY. HAs-Cofored canipmeeting.
One and onesalfird la4es FOR the roph trip.
Tickets on sale September Y and 80, with
final limit 0etobeE L
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

The Iight man to have clean your
clothes is Jim Carter.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

LUMBER CITY. GA.--Cof ored f,anipneeting.
One and onesalfird fa4es for the ropn trip.
Tickets on sale septerfser Y and %, With
Anal limit 0etohek Z
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Most all advertising is good, but the
newspaper is the best
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

ATLANTA, GA.-~S0uth6Fn Hntestate Fair
For individuals, one fare Tor the round trip
plus so cents RdmiHaion 70 the fair grounds
For ilftAry companies aud brass bands Il
uniform, twenty or more on one Ticket, o1s
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Croker says Hill Is 4 .aaeans politi-
clan, NOW, what kind 4 Irpkerp
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

LEXINGTON, ky. kentucky Horse Breeders
Association. One fare for the round trip
Tickets on sale September 20, With dnai iimit
October Is 1900.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

Z sssTTss9 cry, sass.--Asa5Snt IL s=-ation Con
vention Of the Christian church; tiekatswin
limit Oct. y, AZ rate o. one fare for the rounS
trip. plus 81.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

AsHEyILI1E, n. C.--Annnal meeting Missis-
sippi Vailep Medical Association. one fare
for round trip. Tickets on sale oct, 90, final
limit oct. IS.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-21

0red Oddfeiiows. One fare for round trip
Iickets on saIe sept. $3.50, and Oct. i Gnal
limit Oct 3.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-09
Ell pAso DAIly HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1900

grade silver and lead ore. Mr.. Barton
brought a sample of the Gre in for
him and it is plain to be seen that it
will run extra high in lead and consid-
cradle silver. making an excellent ship
ping ore.
The proprietors of the Volcano prop
erty. north of Stems Pass, are putting
in their mill but, owing to having to
lay a five-mile pipe line to secure wa
ter. they will not get ready to run in
less than two OF three months. They
have secured an excellent supply of
water but it is five miles from their
property
Mr.. Barton went out to the Smelter
this morning on business with the
manager of a institution and will
return to his work on the Providence
tomorrow or neXt day. His force of
men are still at work. having COM
pleted the assessment work and are
now doing development work again.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-09
u MENTAKE HOLD
Continued from LIST Page.)

be doing heir utmost for the Carnival
it is supposed hat the work will not
be given in n lump to some favorite
paper, but de divided.
The press of the territory adjacent
to FL Paso speaks most favorably of
the preparations being mad in this
city for h Midwinter Carnival and
nearly every paper has something to
say in its favor.
In a half column article the Albu--
querque acknowledgements starts out
as follows:
Ell Paso people are going forward
with their carnical preparations with
much enthusiasm"
1t goes on to say that a number
of Albuquerque tennis players will
come down to participate in the tourn-
ament and that the editor has in mind
just the young woman who, above all
others. should be chosen 4 carnival
queen from New Mexico.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-09
ITALIANS MIKE TROUBLE
Large Numbers OF Them Are At
temDtjOO to Get in.

Captain Bloom of the river guards
states that the immigrant situation has
not improved and to the contrary is
daily growing worse. Few have at
tempted to cross the river since Sun
day but they are gathering in Juarez
in great numbers INT "a have no
other purpose thar to steal their way
across the border into this country.
The Mexican Central road from here
to the City of Mexico is lined with
the pauper Italians h are working
their way through to this port. Sew
eral are known to have died of yellow
fever since leaving Veracruz. but no
fear from the disease is entertained
here because of the altitude.
Juarez is overtaXed with Cinnamon
and as the numbers increase the situa-
ton Over there becomes more uncom-
Portable. Few of them can get work
and nothing is left for them to do but
to com to this country or go to the
mines in the western part of Mexico.
Il heartily endorse h report of the
grand jury yesterday recommending
the appointment of ore guards" said
Capt. Bloom. but l hardly think it
will result for good.> The jury has
recommended this change several
times and the department has paid no
whatever to it"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-09
LINK AND PIN.

40 eater at noon and returned to the
office to work wearing It.. When be
uttered the dfice one OF the logs In
Frank Morris's tool Tell out eud Frank
and the floor Old . little kissing act
while the other EeDtlemen preteot
we're knocked breAthle-s and up IN
recovery concluded that the coon
would be"hot R~ravy'to push theCarni-
val Frank Morris al once supplisd
thu colored gent With q clear cut letter
Of knock down md started him post
haste TO WE WILL" headquarters.
Secretary Layton tumbied to tne point
sud sent the lad to the Santa Fe office
to Messrs Houghton and Morrison
Who refused TO permi: his wheels 10
get dat and buried him rlone to
Treasurer Wingo. The mtg had . hot
Harry Turner at SoutherD Pacific city
Off e. Harry sent him 10 Mr. Brown
OF the G q freight Office who started
him out agar. he Travelled all night
and the last seen OF him this afternoon
he Vas still 81 work with a pile OF
credentials as big as q dictionary.
Sparks From The Engine.
Two cars of cattle will arrive over
the Mexican Central this afternoon
TO parties IN Colorado. TIE
train was due to arrive here this mort
ing but some misfortune not known
b re has delayed IL ind io itely.
A Washington tourist car in charge
o. Agent J J Anthony passed through
shis morning. having on roard thirteen
tourists from Ro-ton, New York,
WsshinRton and Buffalo on their way
70 CALIFORNIA;, with one exception, who
is going to Tucson.
b Woodmsnsee, the employment
agent went to Morenci this morning,
taxing twenty -one Mexicans out to
work on the Morenci & Southern he
was accompanied by W Q Jones. .
has the contract for putting In some
concrete bldg piers On the road.
Yesterday Mr.. Woodmapsee sent out
Mexicsns in care OF Dan
Breen who hiss some teams q. work on
The Morenci & Southern.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-09
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE
To Silver City May Be In Operation
BY the First OF the Year.

p. T. McGrath, a prominent mining
man of Silver City who is also inter-
ested with b. l.. Berkey in the new
telephone line from Ell Pass to that
city, is registered at the Sheldon. Mr..
McGrath is here to meet other mem
bers of the company and complete the
details for the early construction of the
line.
When asked when the work would
begin Mr.. Berkey said: I'VE have not
completed al arrangements yet bu:
hope to in the lear future. It will cost
about $4,000 to complete the line as
we want it and it will take some time
to get ready to go to work. The line
will include Las Cruces, Deming and
several smaller places besides having
connection at Silver City with the min
ing lines"
Mr.. Berkey said he hoped to have
the line in operation by the first of the
year but would not know much about
it until the estimates on the poles
were in.