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aREAT HEAL

~ pu.sRe aho capture ssgnreiDes n
It costs me ali I'm worth. He would
never have been allowed 10 handle the
money for our bank and act as book
keeper, too, but he had such a wonder
full head for figures"
That Is an interview with the presi-
dent q the New Jersey bank which
William Schroeder looted thoroughly.
In a thousand newspapers morals are
being drawn from schreiber's pin g. +.
Here is now point.
Gay EAnps Hart's lover stole unins
terruptedly and ineess antiy for about
three years, fed, and wgs gone abat 50
days before his theft was diacosetui
In all he stole considerably more
than the total capital and surplus Of
the bank,
Aud this man with the wonderful
ID RI agures,o the almost criminal
opportunity to steal, surrounded BY
temptation, was paid . salary o. fifteen
dollars a week,
Can't you picture the seowl on The
face Of that bank presidents How his
very nerves are quiyering with light-
eous indignation; how William schfeib
er's crime ills him with horror nom
he longs for revenge
On whose money has that bank been
paying salaries, dividends aud expenses
during the past year or so2
And where we're he salewd, wascha
fol, conservative heads that ID ai well|
regulated financial Institutions, are sup
posed to direct the banding II o,ber
peoples money Where wefs The men
who know all about safe iuveatmsu
and how to make tbemY
What kipo Of financial institution
was that bank, any way2 The laws
which made lIs existence possible are
truly worthy Of New Jersey.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

I" I had been a sufferer for many years
from nervousness with all its symptoms
and complications" writes Mrs. o. n.
Fisher, 1861 Lexington Ave, New York,
N. Y. g was constantly going to see a
physician or purchasing medicine. In
the spring of 1897 my husband induced
me to try Dr.. PieTce's Favorite Prescrip-.
ton. After taking one bottle and fol-
loving your advice I was so encouraged
that / look Eve more bottles, and then
stopped for several weeks as I felt 50
much better, but still I was not co1H-
Ekstely e1S1ed. I commenced taking il
again and felt that ] was improving
faster than at first. / am not now cross
and irritable, and have a good color in
my face have also gained about ten
pounds IL weight ard one thousand
foN,sas ~ t0sgEsst1, for I am a new
.woitetl once more and your advice and
FayoYite Prescription Is the cause.
coupled with the Pleasant Pellets
nich are not to be dispensed with ]
took eight bottles Of the Prescription
the. last time, making fourteen Il. all.
aud will not take airy more unless ysss
90 advise, fer do not see as I need Ii. 2
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

Comptroller General Wright. in his
report, will makes recommendation Of
interest to dealers in and mauufac,ur-
ers Of bicycles. He will suggest thai
the present law be char y d SO as to
make each dealer or agent pay a TAX of
500 and manufacturers pay a tax Of
500 on each make Of machine offered
for sale by their agents in this sate,
should the legislature change The law
in this respect good many thousand
dollars will 60 into the treasury that
have never gone there before.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
d Night u I,err6r.

Awful anxiety was felt for the wid0s
braye,Gen. .Burphabf,o of Afachirs, Me. wlleo tle
doctora said che could rot live till mornsng,
writes Mrs. s. r Lincoln, who attendea Der
that fearful nieht. aAn thought che must
soon aie from Pneumonia, but she begged foI.
lsr Kings New Discovery, saying It had more
than once saved her life and had cured her OF
consulaRtlon After three small doses abe rested
easily ight and its further use completely
cured her Z Thismaresioas medicine Is quar-
anteed 20 cure ali Throat. Chest and Lang Dig
cases. Only sOe and 81 %. Trial bottles free i
all drug stores.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
THE OYSTER INDUSTRY

BY efetrlng to our local news col-
umns this morning the reader viii
learn Of the purchase by Mr., ], w,
Tatum, Of Wlllingham, wealthy tur.
pentine operator, Of the Aiken Canning
Company.
1nis will re.open the oyster canning
industry in Brunswick, and Will mean
the employment OF at least one huns
drod hands. Besides the canning Of
oysters, the new owner expects to can
fruits, vegetables and fish, and will run
allthe year.
This will encourage our farmers be-
cause they will find ready sale for ev,
erythlng they raise and win enable
them to plant every available acre Of
ground.
The Tnirs CALL sincerely hopes Mr..
Tatam win be successful here .eeeapae
such industries maaes cihos
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

s2,3l5.oOo. and deposits s1,986,oOoi and
yet in all these items there IS an in
crease except in that Of capital The
difference in the reduction Of capital
as shown by tbelfrst statement aud the
second is caused by the fact that there
have been fifteen new banks organized
and now in operation.
II the statements Of the banks with
drawn from the supervision Of this de
partmeut we're sinclnded 10 this SUM
mary tusing The statement Of i89a
there would be an approximate increase
Of capital $4,000, surpius and mel
profits $4,000, loans s4,es9,OoO and
deposits ss,856, 900.
The actual increase q $4,000 in
surp1us and net profits that the
banks are on d ss financial
basis this year thar Iaas
-
GREAT HEAD
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

Doh'l be deceived on hpmbaeged by sleopl
whoelaim the discovery Of s0ms hitherto an
k9own herb or root in swampa. or on some
mountata or prairie for the cure Of kidney and
bladder tfoubles, ANY doctor or druggist viii
tell you that such claims or fraudulent. Foley's
kidney Cure simply contains remedies that are
recognized hy the most skiifl physicians A.
best for these complaints, SO don't be ere6aioas
or foolish W. j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

Have you a sense Of h,lnessin the region Of
your stomach after eatings II so you will be
benefited bg nsing chamheriain's stomach and
Liver Tablets. They also cure belchfng and
sour stop aeh. They regulate thu bowels too.
Price 90 seld uy Bishops Drug store.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

10 his spesch at Canton, III. last
Saturday, Senator Tillnan said thai
u the people kasw the vilialpy that
was perpetrated in cong gresslby the cor
porations and trusts theg d maf5h
TO cohgresa and hang Aa mem
bers 7
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
ARTHuR H. LEAvY Editol
ROLAND a. MULLINS, Business Manager
nwqrr,w IN Oglethorpe Block, eli r Street
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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
SHORT BUT SPICY
CITY NEWS NOTES
A Days l0ingS as Gathered by The
4iHlHs-CalI Reporters
MATTERS PERSONAL AND GENERAL
BRIEF STATEMENTS or THE MANY
THINGS THAT MAKE UP THE
BUsYiRouNp or LIFE.
MATTERS PERSONAL AND CEREBRAL

Mr.. W. g. ssmons, Of savanuab,
was in .he city yesterday.
Rev. J. n. Gosf. Of woodbIne, is
registered At the oglethorpe.
Mr.. J. B. cleIaud, Of the southern
4raiIxaI spent yesterday in the oatg.
Mf. q. J. Pritchett, Of Atlanta, was
;tsEea i the oslethorps yestsr.
congrsasnsn Brantlsy has returned
from aspsAklng tour to valdostA and
other cities
Contractor Anderson has a large
force busily engaged in enlarging the
Wsnz building on Bay strest. II will
b about tho largest store In the city.
Mr.. O e Dunnsn Il 10 the city on
mis- way TO bia hene in New York.
Mr.. Dunhami #ss :. former partner in
the Dunhau, HutohIpsou ~ q
this city, who fornall ths
cFisrea sland mills
a
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

Grand Millinery opening next Tues
day aad Wednesday,, October % aud
"a, at Miss Kate Sisters.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
Cola Steel Or death. Z 1

"Tpsre is but onssmall chance to save yoar
ife and thai is through an operation, was the
awful prospect Get before Mas. ]. p. Hunt, Of
Lime Ridge, Wis, BY her doctor after yainiy
trying 70 cnre her of a frightfuI cass IL stomach
trouble and yellow janndice He didn't count
on the marvellous power Of Electric nitte1s TO
cure stomach ard Li9er tioubles, but she
heard Of Il, took seven bottles, was wholly
cured, ayoidaa surgeons knife, nov weighs
more and feels better t1aa ever. It's positive
y guaranteed to cnfg so4aaeh, Liver and Kip-
ney troubles and Reger aisappoinis, Price 5oc
at al drug stOres
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
a GOOD SHOWING,

State Bsnk Examiner $. G. Turner
has issued summary OF the statement
otthe condition Of the state banks Of
Georgia at the close OF business Sep,
tember 3. 1899. and septembsr5, 8, 1900
which tells OF The remarkable oondi-
tiOn Of all the banks.
One OF the most important items is
the fac. that not bank has failed
the state this year.
"By the comparison Of the summary
Of 1899 and 1900, it win be seen that
there has been an increase in loans OF
1896, ,ooc deposits, 1854 600; sur
plus and bet profits, ss5O,OOO, aud do>
crease in capital Of saC5,ooo.
The Withdrawal Of the Lowry Bank.
ing Comp n.y. the Capla City Eank,
o. Atlanta, The Merchants aad Plsnt>
ers Bank Of cerrollton aad Albany
Trust and savings Bank Of Albany
(Which be1ss have gone into the na-
iioaal system an5 the voluntary q
quotation Of tng South Georgia Bank Of
AWaycross and iha Exchange Baas 81
10 using the statements q isa9
sp pi,ag sss5;ooo
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
NOTICE.

Hereafter all legal adyertise-
ments must be paid for after the
first insertion. Themanagement
has been put 10 a great deal Of
toub,e and delay in collecting in
the rasf, and in future must take
advantage Of the Georgia Law on
this subject. Got. 10, 1900,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18
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Beafsths - Tho kind You Has MaaYs bauafi
S'sla'': :, s,s1EzN1Z@l(

assrand Millinery opautnR next Tues~
3day and Wednesday, October % aHd
2t, at Miss Kate Slatsr's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-18

Most exquisite line OF Hats ever
shows in Rrunswisk will be ssen at
Miss Kate Slasef,s xt Tuesday aud
Wednesday, ossJDef28 ana 81
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-26

w. L. Yanoy Paduoaf, n.y., nriles
II had . severe csse OF k'doey disease
and three OF the beat physicians 10
southern Kentucky treated me- without
uccess. I was induced to try Foiey'e
Kidney Cure. The 6rst bottle gave i'm.
mediate relief and three bottles cured
me permauen: ly. I R'ad'y recommend
the wonderful remedy
CHRIs. SCHU7z.
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His Hint For a Raise.

"There is In the employ Of our house.
said the hardware drummer. "a young
man who is assistant bookkeeper. He's
a steady chap. minds his own business
and is as shrewd as they make them.
The other day the senior partner Of the
firm, who seldom ome around. made
a tout Of inspection. and as he ap-
preached the assistant bookkeeper he
noticed the solemn expression on his
face. Desiring to be genial. he said:
"'How are you. young man? see
you are at your work. That Is good.
Close attention to business will always
bring its own reward. Tell me, what
are you earning now per weekr
THE young man. without a'moments
hesitation. answered. Twenty dollars,
sir. but l only get half Of that.'"-Phil
adelphia Call.
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Mr.. Herrist Evans, Hinsdsle, ILL.,.
writes. never fail to relieve my children
from Group at onoe by using One Min
ute Cough Cure. I would not feel sK!s
without it," Quickly cures coughs,
,olds, grippe aud all throat and lung
diseases.
Cook & ODEE.
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Accidental Consequence OF = Kiss.
Webster Snider Of Sullivan went to
Terre Haute, Ind, to have a piece of
knitting needle removed from his arm.
where it found Judgment when his
sweetheart was playfully resisting his
effort to kiss her. Snider says that
when bidding the young lady good
night he attempted to kiss her. She
resisted. and there was a scufle. he
kissed her and in doing SO ran his arm
against the needle which she held in
her hand. 1t penetrated the arm four
or five inches. and eight inches Of il
broke off in the arm. says the st. Louis
Globe Democrat. The y ray was used
by the surgeon at Terre Haute. and the
piece Of the needle was removed.
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R

One Woman Killed and Several In jured
by Jumping From Windows.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ga fire which
broke out at Z o'clock in the straw goods
mandatory Of s. May, 721 Arch street.
resulted in the loss of life Of a woman
employee, Clara Cohen, the injury Of
several others who jumped from win.
dows and the destruction of property
valued at several hundred thousand dol.
lars. The fire extended to the adjoin.
ing buildings and some dozen OF 70
firms were burned Il
The fire was gotten under control in
about two hours and was confined to
the buildings from 715 to 7l9 Arch
street.
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TALK WITH JACK CHiNN.
Famous Kentuckian Tells of the
Shooting Of Senator Goebel.

Famous Kentuckian Tells Of the
Shooting Of Senator Goebel.
After the conference with Judge Can
trill. United States Senator Joe Black
burn and other friends which was re.
Gently held in the Capitol hotel at
Frankfort. Ky, Colonel Chinn took a
walk with the New York Sun CORE
spondent to Capitol square. 1t was the
FIRST time the colonel had visited the
square since the shooting of Senator
W. E. Goebel. His friends advised him
that it was a risky thing to do, but the
colonel said he guessed he was all
right, and he went with the reporter
and from outside the square POINTED
out the spot where Goebel was when
he was shot. He also made the inter.
esting statement that in his opinion the
shot that struck Goebel vas fired 10y
one man while the four succeeding
shots were fired by other men.
'They came so close together" said
the colonel. that one man could not
have fired them. 1t was a fusillade.
Crack, crack, crack. crack they came
felt a shock at my ear. 1t sounded
as if my ear had been slapped, the bul
let came so close. One man couldn't
have fired so quickly. When Goebel
fell. he kind of raised himself for a mo.
ment and tried to reach his gun. He
carried his gun in front, SO it was al
ways handy"
The colonel pointed out where Mr.
Goebel carried the pistol.
"'Nell,' l said to him as he was fail.
ing. my God, Bill. they've killed you.
and he said. Yes. l guess they have
Then he tried to raise himself. and
said: Look out. Goebel. Lie still.
They'll shoot you again And just
then came the fusillade. You see.
wasn't as good a mark as he had been
for l was hopping about trying to see
where the shots came from"
We'll, they didn't hit YOU" suggest.
ed the reporter.
You bet they didn't" said Colonel
Chinn with enthusiasm, "and l don't
intend they shall. | amt laundering
for no crowd to come in and pull dowr
the sheet and say. Poor Jack. don't he
look natural and l tell you what it is
they amt going to be any singing
around my house if l can help it with.
out I'm able to hear"
1t may be remarked here that Colo.
mel Chinn's arsenal consists Of a f..
a little " a foot long, a "A not quit.
SO long and, handler, a bowie.