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BREEDING OF CAT u
DEPARTMENT REPLIES no sonM
QuEsTioss ON THIS laTEa.
EsFING sUBJRoT.
HEREFoRDs FOR BEEE
About 100 of This Breed and shOss.
horns Have Recently Been I'm.
ported Into the state.

= QUESTIONS. What is being dons
to secure for the farmers Of Georgia
pure bred cattle that have been so thor.
oughly aoclimatized that they wilfnot
die prematurely upon the farmers hands,
Would it not pay some enterprisina
person or firm to establish stock farm
and keep pure bred cattle that have be-.
come immune against the diseases that
have caused such Encouragement to the
breeders Of improved cattle in Georgia.
3. Gould not the Prison Commission
do something ON this line by purchasing
a herd Of pure bred cattle for the puE.
pose OF selling them between the ages Of
2 and IL months to only those persons
III Georgia who will be bound by law to
use suoh c9ttle for breeding purposes
alone. and Ia this state9
ANswBR--1. The Agricultural Depart.
nient, in cooperation with Mr.. Wade 81
the Southern railway, Mr. sawtell, Nj.
I. H Martin, DIR. Hunnicut and Others.
csytsed to be brought to Atlanta during
tile late Interstate Fair more than 100
Hereford and Shorthorn beef cattle q
from four to ~ months old. Comsna
from an infected section OF Texas
they are considered accliuatiaed and
immune. Some o. them were pura
breeds and others from three. fourths "a
'sayen- eighths pure breed, Judges pro.
npllneed them "a Ans beef cattle as were
ever exhibited Ia 9 southern state. Pgob
ably one-half OF the Hereforde were
bought At cheap rates And sold at from
sS tot $50 each. About three -fourths 81
these cattle were seid daring the faip II
Atlanta and the somalndsr OF the Val
dogta fair and distplbntod over vavaoul
sections Of tbs state Good results al,
hoped for from this fresh impostattor
aud distribution ~ inpFoYed cattle.
Answer TO . and 3, u has been sug
gested BY some of our correspondents Id
terasted IN this subject chat the less
lataFe might well appropriate reason
able fund and authorize the prison
commission to purchase for the ptisol
farm near MtIledgeville herd OF pur,
blood beef cattle, to be sold while b
tween the ages Of and II months Il
clly those persons In tho state Of Geor
siss who Ysill bind thamselvess 20 use suot
cattle for breeding purposes alone and
oily IL this state we think thisa good
suggestion.
Here we would urge that Herefords
be bred for beef and kept separate from
the Jerseys which, should be reserved
for dairy purposes. 1t should be remenl.
bered that the pure dairy strain is far
removed from the pure beef strain. =
State Agricultural Department
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John NJ Steele
HHa
No1IcE IN pANKRuProY.

the matter offs. Marks,in-
! diyiduRlly, and as 3 mem - pa.,.
Dor Of firm OF S. Marks & III bAnkruptey.
Co, bankrupt. HI#t4 ffGNINEf
70 the creditors OF 5. Marks land s.. Marks
q 70. OF Brunswick, In the county Of Gym
and district aforesaid, bankrupt: Notice Is
hereby given that on the 18th day Of November,
A. 1900 the said 5. Marks was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt, and that the 1rst meeting of
bis creditors will be held at Brunswick, in
Glynn county, on the 20th day OF November,
A. a. 1900, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, IL
which time the said creditors may attend.
the bankrupt, and tralsaet such other business
az may properly come before said neeting.
kt A. J. CROYATT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
day Of November, 1900.
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Ell ZISSIMAT0,
302i Newcastle ST..
ENagIl dli s
f. Domestic FIl0
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
All Kinds Of Candy
0l1 sspeasest speeiallst

For 20 years Or. j. Newton Hath
away pas 30 successfully treated chronic
diseases that ha is ackga wledged TODAY
TO stand q tAe Aead Of i sprofession II
this line His exclusive method OF
treatment Tor FaTicoceie and Structure
Without the AID Of knsfe or scsutery
cures in 90 per cent. OF ell caseb. III
the treatment of loss Of vital forces
neRYous disorders, kidney and urinary
complaints. paralysis, blood poisoning;
rheumatism, catsrrh and diseases pecui~
aar 20 women, he Is equally successful.
Pr HathawsY's practice is more than
double thai Of eny other specialist.
Cases prononnced hopeless BY othef
physicians readily yield to His treat
meat Write HIM today fully about
your case. He makes no charge for
consultation or advice, either at his of.
Gee or by mail
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. ID.
IS Bryan Street. Savannah, Gs
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DaAn D. ArkrNaoS. Mayer.

Doa't be deoeived or hSlabue 20 a 70 spis
who claim the disooveryo of SOM IN
known herb or root in swanps, Or or ~
mountain or prairie for the cure Of kiuney anu
bladder treables, Any doctor. or druggist with
tell yon that such claims or fraudulent. Foley's
Kidney Cure simply contains remedies that are
recognized by the most skilful physicians as
best for these complaints, 50 don't be e1es.uloua
OF foolish W.J. BUTTS.
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Second hand household
furniture bought and sold;
also pianos, organs, trunks,
minors, carpets, etc. j !,
w. Watkins.

You cant afford to cisk your life by SLOWING
Q cough Of cold to develop into pneumonia or
consumption Ono dinute Cough Cure VIII
cure throat and lung troubles quicker than
any Der preparation known. Many doctors
use it as specific for grippe. 1t is an tnfanible
remedy for Group. ChildIen like it and moth
ere endorse IL. WsJ sutts.
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ianvannah. e., EIks, arana carnl.

v and Street Fair, Nov. 5-l7, 1900
fare for the round trip, plus %
cents admission to the CarpiyaI. For
military companies and brass bends
10 uniform, $3.50 for the round trip
per capita, 20 or more Oh one ticker
Tickets 90 sals Nov. 8, Z, Q, 70, IL, l6,
81 ~ linastra Inclusive.
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$5Oa bra

J we Wiz pay the above reward for any case
Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Heaaaehe,
indigestion, Constipation OF CosttVeness Ne
cannot cure with Liyerata, the Up-fo-pat
L-ttfe Liver Pills, when the direetfons ave
stfictly eompked with. They are purely were.
tdbIe and aeFar fail to give satisfaction. 2se
baxes contain 100 pills, l0o boxes contain "a
pillf, DC boxes contain Is pills. Beware 81 sub.
stitntes 2n s,, l,nl4tetiens. Sc BY maii gtamps
ton and lekson sts., Chicago. III. For saie -,
Brown Drag Co. Brunswick, Ga
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sHERrrF,s sALH.
", BTObN LOUI
W. g. Brantley,

GEORGIA, Glynn County.
VIII be sold before the courthouse door in
brunswick, on hrst Tuesday IN December
nineteen hundred, the leasehold estate expir1
lng January LIST, 1878, In the following parcels
Of land IN Town Com mons Of Brunswick: Lot
number III between Gordon and johnson
streets; and tho southeastern quarter OF lot
number III between Johnston and Bartow
streets. Sold as property OF estate Of A. 4,
human, under execution issued BY the tax
collector 81 said ooqnty against A. T. Iutnam.
for state and county taxes.
VIII BERRIE, Sheriff.
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DON'T COUGH

Stop It with SCOTS emulsion
Of cod-liver oil.
A little coughing is nothing
the tickling, that makes you
cough once, is some dust; not
the least harm. You scratch
an itch, and forget it. This
cough is scratching an itch.
But the cough, that hangs on
and comes back, is the sign of
an itch that hangs on and
comes back, There is some
thing that makes that itch.
Inflammation: germ per
haPs; its alive; like a seed in
moist warm gand; it will
grow if you leg it, especially
in children.
Wen send you a little to try, Il YOU like.
SCeTT & BOVINE, 4oq Pearl street, New York.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
RAIBRo AID CHARTER.

STATE Of nGfeorgin, To the Honorable, the See.
! Giynn. Of offt GeSf q state q the State
Thepetition of G. Downing. F. d A,kan
haIIse 9ot ~ ~ Mason, N Emanuel. I. Newman,
/ Brantley, respectfully shows:
| /. That each and all of said petitiona q
| celtt 1. X, Aiken, reside in the City, Bt Ia
| hAyhi county oi GlyDn and state e.
and that petitioner I'll H. Airer e ~
5 SLosns fieasRnt' County ofWAys tate q
II. That petitioners desire Obtain
themselves, their successors a ad assigns
charter for railroad company to be known az
the brunswick q birmingham Railroad com.
panyi anu they seek to be Incorporated under
ugh name as corporate body, for The pnrrose i
building and operating railway line under y
ald charter.
III. That Che length Of the railroad proroses
20 be built by said company viii be AI5oat fons
hundred and fifty ,450J n1flei rs near ~ eaI, 10
estlmated &C tins time, and that the general d.
EecHon Oh same VIII be southeast TO northwest
IN the City Of Bruins wick, Georgia, vii ' moIss
ABLY run through the counties Of lynn WAYNE.
flefce, Appltng, Coffee, Irwin, Wilcox. Doolva
sumter, Nebsterand Stewart, in the Stafe 5s
1spTgla, 10 point on The boundary line be-
twween Georgia and Alabama Withia the county
OF stewart, in the State Of Georgia and frC1,,
SAID point 70 tho cities Of Montgomery and Bif,
ghsm m the State of Alabama, ana the
princlpal places frC IN which and to which IL II
PROPOSED 70 construct said railroad are Bruins
ME-, 9oqi va, AM Montgomery and Birmtpg-
iAA'f Albbdti.ai
". That it is proposed to issue cnpital stacI. f
~ sara railroad eompanp 10 The amount on Hf-
teen thopsand (Slb ,0I0) for each mile Of said
proposed railroad, making total capitalikaiiop +
q SIX million seven hundred and fifty thopsapd
uoltdls Sbf60,0tG %, and all Of fire capital stock
i9t2 W common stock and none Of tpreferred
VIZ Tint petitioners desire that the chartcs,
or SUD railroad company obtained under this
petition, shall continue in force for the fun
one d0l) years. El
VI That IL is proposed to locate the prinei- n
pa! office Of said raiiroud company in tie City
q q . Brqlns%lek, Georgia, and petitioners show
that they do intend in good faith, Immediately
npOn the granting Of the eharterhereiu PRAYED
ioi, 20 90 forward without delay I'd secure sub.
lcrptions to the capital stock construct cguip *
maintalnHnd operate said railroad. Where-
fore petitioners pray that they, their succcsRors
ana 9s4igns, may be incorporated as such Iaff
rQhd company under the said CORPORATE natnA-u-.s
q he BrunsHck & BirDpgh ar
Company, under the laws ~ tlAff
gin Wiz al tie rghts.f
ncedeht and perths
E.Bf6bStoH,
W. g BFantley,
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Hall The World is i n.rhna,.

a. to.the canse Of their ill,heslth II they would
start 70 treat their kidneys with Boley's Kid,
ney Cure, the WEAKNESS Of body and mind, "
ache headache and rheumatic pains w.
disappear, WI. Butts .5I..,,
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j. W, Watkins will loan
you money on personal prop
erty and real estate.

The sditor Of tho Fordyille. KY, 1sisceIIan-
eouR, writes as postseript 70 business letter:
u vas sured Of kidney trouble By takiag TOley's
KidAsy Care" Take AethiSE else. ". j. Bugts
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ANOTHER COLD WAVE coMINGP
Lay in a supply of wood at once,
For good, dry cord wood, oak or pine,
telephone No. 24-S.
81 BLSoDWoRTE q JOINS,
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sToyEs RaPAIREp.

Rice, che stove doctor, repairs
kinds o. cook stoves and ranges, buy
AND sells second hand stoves, AZ Bay
street
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10 stop a ooId.

After exposure or when you feel cold COM
Ing on AXE a dose OF Foley's Honey and mar
II never fails 70 stop cold II takea in time. w
J. Bats.
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81 ) the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative aromo ouinine Tablets cure cold
In one dsy No cps Pay. Price 81 seats
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BEight's Disease.

High living, intemperance, exposure and
many other things bring on Bright's disease.
Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent Bright's dis
ease and all other kidney or bladder disorders
II taken in time. Take nothing else. W j
Butts.
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House
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g
dunno &RYLEY'S
Mpgpiaeenl New Production II
"A MILK
WHITE FLAG,
ny cHAs 4 uoYr.
4 Company Of 40 People
Including
Little Chip
AND ----
1hrAA Sisters .Fanchonetti.
Military band and operstU o7-RSsg-z.
Teemtog with spsciallies and brilliant
musical numbers. A brand new pro
duction, new ideas. new features, new
costunes, new dialogue
sTOYEs REPAIRED.

RICE, the stove doctor, repairs all
kinds Of 2ok stoves and ranges, and
buys and seeOpd-hsnd stoves. 4l4
Bay street.
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State Of Georgia, To the Honorable, the see.
county or Rotary of State OF the Stafa
Glynn. of Georgia
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02
Who Is Americana

An Indiana speaker who addressed
IN audience recently said that Wash
ington was not an American, but ar
English squire. A running fire of com
ment has since been aimed at the
speaker by the Hoosier press. If Wash
ington were not an American, then the
people who followed him did not know
an American, for he was first in their
hearts. His ancestors not far back were
English, but SO were the ancestors OF
a great many Americans Of to-day. The
fact that Washington lived in Virginia
the life of a country squire. just as his
ancestors did in England, was referred
to by the hypercritical orator as an in
dication that Washington, whose aris-
tocratic tendencies did not keep him
from being a colonial patriot, was not
American. Until the war between the
states came country esquires, much like
Washington in their tastes and mode OF
life, were to be found in Virginia, and
even now may be found in secluded To-
calities men who live as much in that
manner as is possible. But they are
American thoroughly. and were so when
local pride and traditions caused them
to join in the war of the rebellion. They
have been good enough Americans to
accept the decision gained by force Of
arms. and are now as firm in their allie
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02

The house and senate are doing bust
ness with dispatch. The Democrats
have lost their ability to keep the coun-
try from securing legislation except aft
er months of wrangling in the legisla-
tive bodies. The minority is given a
few days to talk, and advance notice
that there is a limit or the speech-mak-
ing, and they come to time. Every man
who wishes to make a speech is given
an opportunity to do so, but he cannot
talk indefinitely to kill time and delay a
vote, for when the day set for a show
down comes the ballot is taken, and
those who have not relieved their minds
must let it go at that.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02

There is so much smallpox scattered
over the eastern states hal it would
be prudent for New Mexico people not
to travel in that direction during the
coming summer; and if they must, they
should by all means be vaccinated be-
fore starting upon a journey. Should
cases of the disease be contracted, the
victims returning should be quaran-
tined when they reach the territorial
line when convalescent. until danger OF
carrying infection is passed. Last year
an editor residing in the southern por-
ton Of the territory visited his old
home in an eastern town and had the
smallpox while there. About the safest
part Of the country at present is New
Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02

wide ore shoot OF gold and silver. The
mine is we'll equipped. and they are now
making extensive improvements. They
are ~remodeling their old amalgamation
mill, blocking out large reserves, and
will soon be in a position to turn out
immense values. as they have the high
est grade ores so far produced in the
district.
ION the mex vein Is located h old
Maud S. mine and mill, both of which
have been idle for over three years. This
property has produced S., 900 o of ore,
with a value of $3.50, 900. They claim to
have II, 900 tons blocked out that will
average $25 per ton. The property is
well equipped with steam hoist and a
fifteen-stamp amalgamating plant, all
kept in first-class condition. Through
bad management and on account of
their ores turning more refractory with
depth they found their percentage of
loss by amalgamation was too great,
which caused them to shut down.. A
few thousand feet south and parallel to
this vein is the group of Confidence
mines, owned and operated by D. H.
Moffat, of Denver. He has just COM
pleted the erection Of a fine electric
hosting plant, utilizing the waters OF
the White Water creek to generate his
electricity and operate his thirty-f1ve-
stamp amalgamation mill and concen-
traitors, which are located a few miles
further down the mountain.
"In that district are needed a few
practical mill men and miners, with a
reasonable amount of capital. The pres
ent system of treating their r by
amalgamation is wrong. as the ore is
clearly a sulphide, growing more pro-
nounced with depth. There are no GUS
tom mills. and the ores are too low
grade to stand the cost Of freighting to
Silver City for treatment, consequently
no incentive for the miners to push de-
velopments on their locations and take
out ore, many of which show but a few
feet beneath the surface from one te
four feet of $18 to $25 values.
Southwest New Mexico has been but
4 slightly prospected, but already shows
/ up such immense bodies of gold, silver
lead, zinc and iron that 1t must 500 at.
tract the attention of the mining world
and capital"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02
senator Depew attended a meeting Of

Senator Depew attended a meeting Of
Daughters of the American Revolution
IN Washington day, and declared to the
assembled that anything a man can
do, a woman can do equally as we'll"
They can do a great many things many
times better than men. But how about
a little thing like going up San Juan
hill? 1t is all very we'll to be gallant,
but 1t Is of no use to be silly. Every
woman knows that there are coolies Of
things men do which women cannot
and do not wish to do, and few women
are foolish enough to believe what the
New York senator so %f1ippantly assert
ed. There are many nm who can
make brighter speeches than the sena-
tor, though none who can succeed in
getting the reputation Of the jolly De-
pew in this line.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02
The Flowing Well Fad.

Down at Roswell the farmers who
live in town do not rival each other in
truck or the latest pigs, so much as
they do to see which can secure the ar
tesian well with the greatest flow. The
primitive method was to put the wells
down but a few feet, poke into the hole
a few stove pipe joints and let 1t 60 at
that; but now the wells are made deep
enough to get pressure for gushing
fountains and all those sort of Injuries.
The man who does not have his W
well in Roswell is poor indeed in the
eyes of those who make ownership Of
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02

General Wheeler is bound to run for
something. He went on a run for Agui-
naldo, but was not fleet enough for that
passing show, so he is coming home to
Alabama; that is, if the susceptible SOL
der does not get tangled up in Widows
weeds at the national capital like Ad-
miral Dewey lid. The wealthy and
seph when he came back from Cuba
and paid court is said to have been for
Joseph after all, but did not know it I'M
til he rushed off to the wars again. This
march from martial to marital scenes
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02

When General Cronje came into camp
the British dandies did not smile at the
wore a short rough farm overcoat, a
pair of cowskin "stogies," an old pair of
tweed trousers, much abbreviated and
bagging at the knees. and a weather.
and tanned face. The British sticklerS
for 'sojers'" trappings have found out
that it is not the uniform behind the
gun hat does the business.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02
MINING ASA BUSINESS.
1t Pays When Capital and Good Sense Art
Used.

1t Pays When Capital and Good Sense Are
Used.
Ninety-five per cent of those who en-
gage in so-called legitimate commercial
pursuits, such as banking, storekeeping,
merchandising and general manufac-
turing, but emitting steel, sugar, oil
and such like wealthy trusts, fail, or / n
other and palmer words, become bank
rupt; not alone do they fail, but during
their period of existence most of them
live and prey upon other members of
the same great community, known as
the population, not themselves produc-
ing or helping to produce any raw ma
terial. by simply adding to the cost to
1.-THE by percentages, commits
sions. ETC., as pay for the distribution.
In contradistinction to this, mining
produces and adds to the permanent
wealth of any country or people by
bringing into use that which was pre-
viously buried in the bowels of the
earth, and of use neither to the gods nor
man, until the hardy and patient pros
pector discovered its possibly low grade
groupings, and in due course capital
came to his aid to develop what in later
days became a valuable mine, turning
out it's millions of dollars.
Iron, coal, clay, marble. zinc, lead.
etc, are all mining ventures, but they
have made thousands Of men wealthy.
Look at the individual fortunes Of $780,
900 to 81. 900, 900, the result of investment
in mines and mining prospects, and
who a say that mining does not pay.
Undoubtedly it takes money to make
a mine. Very few mines pay from the
grass roots down. Some will pay from
the surface to shallow depths, but the
time comes when money is required to
mine to the best advantage.
We could multiply instances to prove
that "the significant fact is taught by
the history of mining in all countries
that well-defined .metalliferous veins
are continuous in depth, and that they
are productive as long as machinery
and appliances of the requisite power
can be obtained for moving ore and wa
ter. Barren masses of ground may be
encountered, but the vein matter Is
never permanently lost. No true veins
have been known to give out for any
great length of time, and when work
has ceased on once largely productive
mines it has almost invariably beer
brought about by other causes than the
complete exhaustion of the lodes. II
may have been from inadequate drain
age facilities or hosting machinery, O.
from caving Of ground or from unfore.
seen disasters, but rarely from long
continued poverty Of ground"
What al be a greater tribute to the
security and profitableness Of mining
investments judiciously made than this
Many have made hundreds Of thou
sands. some millions, of dollars from
small investments, and still they come
New Mexico Mining Record.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02

There is going to be trouble in the
ranks of the woman suffragists. The
followers of Mrs. Lille Deveraux Blake,
who was defeated by Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait for president to succeed Miss
Susan B. Anthony, threaten to secede
and start another association. If the
worst comes to the worst there must
be no scratching in this contest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-02

Roswell will this year TEEN with busy
men engaged in making public i'm.
provements, such as the $50, 900 watel
works. $25, 900 public school building
plants now in construction, with about
sixty dwelling and business houses, for
which contracts have already been let.
Verify, Roswell is becoming a young
rapid growth.