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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
THINGS THEATRIGAL.l

Commencing with the engagement
Of the Peruchi-B4ldenl Co., the cur
tain win rise promptly at s:t5 p. m F.
This is as it should be. The eartain
IN savannah rises at s:8op. m. Eastern
tim, which is 1880 p. NJ. Brunswick
sine. So theatre goers will no doubt
govern themaelves,and no, CONS in late
and disturb the enjoyment of those
that are there before them.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
NOTICE,

A specisl meeting of the lahorng
men VIII be held st Newman's hall to
: night, al 1880 sharp. All members are
urged to be preseHt.
" J. JoNEs, Pres,
q b. PORTER, SEQ.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
Money Logged on personal
property and real estate. APP
ply to J. VIZ Watkins.

There is fascinaton about big profits TO a
business man. But the conservative and eau
tlous trader prefers sohave the lesser per cent.
Of interest and the larger per cent. of safety in
sinvestments. There Is no business man WHO
would not consider II sound proposition to in
vest in an enterprise in which absolute loss
was impossible and which offered ninety-eight
chances in a hundred OF a rich profit. The sta
tstics Of cures effected by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Modest Discovery show that ninety eight per
cent. OF cases Of ~weak lungs" can be absolutely
cured. Almost II not all forms Of physical
weakness may be traced 10 starvation. Starva-
ton saps the strength. The body is just as
much starved when the stomach cannot extract
nutrition from the food II receives as when
there is no food. weak lungs" bronchial az
.fections, obstinate coughs, call for nourishment
aGolden Medical Discovery" supplies that
nourishment in its most condensed and asEim :
liable form. IL makes "weak lungs" strong, by
Strengthening the stomach and organs Of diges-
ton which digest and distribute the food and
by increasing the supply Of pure blood.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
GENrRYs DOG SHOW.

Pfyf GentiY's dog and pony show
Will be in Brunswick on October %.
Prof. Gentry has been visitor 20
Brurswi-k for a numb Of years and
always receives a good crowd
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
LOW RATES.

To Georgia state Fair at val1osa, October
18th 20 November 9Th, via Plant system. One
fare from points IN Geoegia, Florida and Ala
bama, plus 30 cents additional for admission
Military rate cent per mile each direction, 20
or more on one ticket. y. w. WRENN
Passen Rer TranlclNfnnager
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

saphO, sans staircase, sans sngEes'
is booked for an early produo,
-. Il ,rupawick.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

Ward & yokes may be seen here In
new edition OF the Floor Walkers
provided reasonable guarantee il
raised.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
NTATIoN.

GEoRGIA-Giynhp unty.
To whom il may concern: A. g. shannon
having in proper form applied 70 me for per-
manent Letters OF ad administration upon the es-
tate Of ID, II. Sleeper, OF said county, deceased,
this is to cite the creditors and next Of kin OF
aid deceased 10 DO and appear no my ofhVl
cause. IL any, why permanent letters should no
be granted to the applicant as prayed for
Wine. 4 my Official signature this nth Of 0et9H
her. 1000. HORACE DART, OrdlBary.n
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
5tdIt Movement.
70 COST THIRTY THOUSAND
1t is Said That II Will be
Built by Next
Season.

TIE TMEs-CAIl has i. from . re1i.
ebie sau &c that hotel costing Mt
! as THAI iii ~ 'hous md dollars =,
be erec Cd 90 s.. Simon I,
mex, season. aaHu 0so's
Prominent :Bru
&c the sasNi'k O0.i"sss men
Ma kead in tho Gatter but
outside capital will be solicited and i.
il safe to say thst not Iess Than half
the whole amouns VIII b. put up BY
them. The is no doubt about the
success q the proposed hotel as the
past summer demonstrated that the
people still regard ST. Simon a. ne
c loice Of Georgia summer resorts as
they aoeked there in large numbers
and had to leave because Of lack Of
hotel accommodations.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

Ten Nights In Bar-Room Will be
here early in November. This play
has made more money than any play
that has ever been produced.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
SLIM GRANGE NOW.
Lstimer's Slayer Still Rsadiug the
OILERS OF the Law.
&c obances 81 eapta .Ing the .1ayer

Mar on Latimer grows
less each minute aid is safe mas,
hend will 60 unpunshed 1t - the
opinion u some that he is stll in the.
vicinity but this is thought To- be wrong
BY thos, who have I'D ed criminals.
Toe man has had good opportunity
to put many miles between his pur-
.uers and himself and there Is no doubt
but tn t be has taken adyantsge Of It
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

The King of the Opium Ring"
which treats of scenes in Chinese life,
has six real Chinese actors in the com
psny Cbue Hall has already spoken
for a box.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

Russo & Hollands big milslrels
may be here next month
Tue Peruchr- Beldina CO, seems to
have caught 90" 10 great shape in
Savannah, according 70 the News.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

Rich. warm, healthy blood is given
by Hoods Sarsspsrilla, and rhns
ooughs, colds ard pneumoDia are pr :
vented. Take II now.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

ONCE City Clerk, Brunswick, Ca. Oct. ], 1900
/ n accoi dance with section OF the amended
charter OF the City Of Brunswick, approved
November 10, 1889, viii on The first Monday in
October, 1900, at 10 a, m. open the books for the
registration Of the qualified Ito be qualified to
register all state County and city Taxes must
and keep the same open y " The nratAtonf
in November, 1900. ~ E3ODEITSls
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

TOO Rloh to Marry" 10 the name Of
a faroial play that will be seen here in
November
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

John H+nshaw, In the part Of David
GArrick, ia with Stuart Robson this
season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
CRoKER,s POLLING PLAN.
Chairman Jones Thinks IL II n Good
Suggestion and All Right.

Chicago, oct. 3i-senator Jones,
chairman OF the Democratic national
committee was asked today his opinion
Of Cookers suggestion that Democratic
voters congregate about the polling
places on the evening Of election day,
count noses and then, II the election re-
turns for Bryan DO not tally with their
count. 20 into the polling places and
throw those fellows In charge OF the
returns into the street He said.
II don't See anything wrong with
that suggestion.
Senator Hill. ! believe. suggested a
baseball bat az being peculiarly apprO-
PIRATE 20 render Justice 10 a corrupt
election judge IN my opinion the best
way Is Tor Democrats 10 be az the polls
when they are opened and 10 remain
there In good strong relays until the
count Is completed II should be the
d. OF these Democrats 20 watch the
'"a-o~ and the count and 20 see 90 10
that no fraud Is committed, and n any
fraud Is attempted. 20 stop Il then and
there.
"'The Democratic Marty Is opposed 10
violence. but az the same time ! feel
warranted In saying that the Demo-
Gratis fully intend 90 reap the fruits Of
their victory. II intimidation e. ot-
tempted az the polls or fraudulent
counting tried by election JUDGES, there
viii be Democrats In the vicinity ready
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01

the bureau had expected a larger total
than 100000, but, much to our surprise
and qualification, Il has exceeded that
number by more than LOCO O01
I'VE reCkOned that the decreased I'M
migration for the last decade must
work q decrease IN the percentage Of
gain for the decade as compared with
the decade preceding Between 1850 and
1880 a vast immigration flowed into our
country. This was much diminished.
It was supposed, during the last ten
years
Congress. when Il meets IN Decem-
Der, viii have the results 10 hand upon
which TO base the new app0rtionmeut Of
seats IN the lower house. The whole
result Will not be published until Janu-
airy and indeed, / see a good years
work before US. The number OF farms
IN the United states proves 10 be about
9 S0O00O When complete the census
VIII show an about each farm.
In 1890 there were some $4,000 manu-
featuring institutions IN the United
States Now In round numbers there
are about 100000. The Increase In the
numbers Of plants VIII De shown 10 be
very great On the West The South also
has added TO its manufactures Wheth-
er the Increase IN West and South Is
additional 10 or al the expense Of the
manufactures Of the East | do not yet
know"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
M trlnmphnnt reinrn Of

on considerably and few additional
sales for export are recorded. Even II
the outlet I'm that direction should be
slightly choked. a moderate revival In
the home requirements would Offset the
loss many times over
The Pennsylvania ordered for steel
rails has been definitely placed the
Carnegie Steel company receiving $4,000
tons, Cambria $4,000 tons; Federal "a
600 tons, Pennsylvania $4,000 tons; Ma
tiOnal Steel company 1900 tons, and
Leckawanna 1900 tons. Besides this,
some other orders have been received,
so that It Is estimated that the total
tonnage thus far placed Is about 400
900 tons Inquiries are being received
and. 1t Is believed. VIII soon lead 10
business. There are rumors that an
advance In the price may be announced
at an early date
The English newspapers admit that
builders IN this country have captured
the bridge contract for the Uganda rail-
road I'm South Africa The quantity In
VOWED about 5000 tons, As yet. how
ever this has not been authorltatlvely
confirmed here. IL ls true. however
that the American Bridge company has
lately taken small but significant
order. which Is likely 20 create a stir in
Germany. II is for the erection Of
shops at Bremen for the Northern Ger
man Lloyd Steamship company The
quantity involved Is about 500 tons.
The nlate trade has had VERY great
surprise IN the form OF an advance 20
I've. Ptisburg for tank, brought about
bv an agreement among the mills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
COTTON GOODS FOR CHINA.
Said 20 Have Been Large Reseliing
Ia New York Market.

New York Nov. Tho Journal Of
Commerce prints the following.
Reports have recently been current
that there has been a considerable
amount OF re-selllnE in this market of
cotton goods purchased for China in
the spring and early summer. the de-
livery Of which has been prevented
by the warike disturbances Ia that
country While there has undoubtedly
been some basis for these reports. Il
cannot be discovered that the move
ment in the direction Ol rc-selllug has
assumed any important proportions
ana conservative estimates place Q 500
bales as the extreme limit of such re-
sales. Ii is also estimated that "a, 500
bales OF cotton goods represent the
sum total of oil contracts that are held
here awaiting o change OF affairs in
China that shall justify shipments. 1t
was In July last that the banks notified
their clients that they could no longer
finance shipments OF cotton goods TO
Shanghai, where the warehouses We're
SO overcrowded that there was no room
Cor additional imports. Stocks are very
heavy at Shanghai; and had II not been
for the sharp advance In the price OF
raw cotton the troubles I'm China would
undoubtedly cause q rulnOus condition
Of affairs In all branches OF the cotton
goods export trade t0 China. As mat
tiers have turned out however. export
ers IN this country and buyers IN China
find themselves with stocks Of goods on
hand which could not be duplicated at
the purchase prices Some small re-
sales have. indeed. been made at a
profit even after counting the interest
charges that exporters have had TO pay
manufacturers as an offset 10 the lat
ter for delaying deliveries beyond con-
tract dnto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01

CatalonIans win identity their cause
with the CarlIsts and It Is said to be UNI
likely that the latter will make much
headWay.
Weylers appointment as captain
general Of Madrid was directed boy the
governments fear of troubles In Cata-
lonia
Madrid oct. Silt Is officially add
mitted that the Carlist band In the
vicinity OF Berga numbers 800 men.
Troops are closely pursuing them.
Communication between Berga and
Barcelona has been severed
Another numerous band has arrived
at Figols. II has sixteen horses and is
divided into three groups
The gendarmes searched the coun-
try house of Senior Torres BarOs, broth
er-in-law OF the duke OF Solferno (who
has disappeared. where they seized
several rifles and also obtained posses
sion OF documents giving the names Of
l26 Carllst chiefs and 600 Carlist sol
diers
Paners and stamps bearing the in
scriDtion. THE royal army OF Cata-
lonia," have also been seized. II is said
that the revolution was timed for the
first night IN November The consplra-
tors, IN three groups, We're 90 attack
simultaneously the municipal council,
the civil government and the captain
general.
The minister OF war says that the
number Of Carlists IN Catalonia viii not
reach the figure announced hv the min
lister Of the interior who asserted that
there We're 500 CarIIsts In the vicinity
Of Berga.
The Barcelona police, somewhat be
lated. have discovered two depots Of
arr rifles and various kinds Of sabers,
together with ammunition enough 10
an six carts
The resignation OF the project Of Bar
celona VIII probably be accepted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
FOOD SAVES.
poctos Knew the value or Grape. Nuts.'

noctos Knew the Value 81 Grapc-Nuts's
A breakfast food that a baby can
handle Is a pretty safe proposition for
grown people with weak stomachs. Dr.
VIM. Hall, l5G State St, Boston. has
tried Grape-Nuts food Ia his own case,
as a result Of which he says: Il have
been relieved from the distressing form
of Indigestion caused ~ The non-assim-
uatlon OF starchy foods, and since max
ing Grape-Nuts n part OF my dietary
scale ] have had no trouble, ana ma
my power Of concentration markedly
decreased.
Il have frequently prescribed Grape
Nuts food IN my practice, with most
excellent results. The notes OF one
case [ enclose herewith. july lOth ~,
called 10 see NJ B. two years and
three months old: found the child III
noufishel. with waXen sku, enlarged
Joints. beaded ribs enlargement or the
abdomen fuTcd tongue. constant Vom-
iting, and diarrhoeai in SNORT tyllcai
case Of rgchltis. The child weighed Iouf-
teen pounds ana was daily losing Nesh,
'1nQulrlnr into the dietary. ! found
oqt meal macarlni. rice white bread
and milk had formed The chief articles
OF food. and lately an had been rejected.
I nt once stopped all other i1oIs ana
placed her on diet ~ Grape-Nuts,
which was retained on the stomach
from the first
ION M neEt visit July IL, ] found
the child bright and cheerful vomiting
al stopped. stools formed and natural
IN appearance, weight 1874 pounds
From then, Tor the next three months
the child made a regular and even l'n-
provement gaining from eight 20 ten
ounces each week She Is nov quite re-
covered IN my opinion. this girl mas
been saved from an early grave by the
use Of GTape-Nuts food
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
south Sea- islands MIscharted.

san Francisco Nov Discoveries Of
great value are reported by the United
states FISH commissioner steamship Al
batross which has just returned from
a fourteen months cruise IN the South
Seas ana In japanese and Alaskan wa
ters. The officers OF the vessel state
that nearly an OF the South Sea is
lands are mlschartered anywhere from
two 90 a dozen miles making steering
by chart extremely dangerous. The ex-
cepu0ns are the FiJ group. owned by
Great Britain and the Tahiti group.
owned by France. New and accurate
sailing directions Cor Jse among the is
lands have been prepared,
In about the middle ~ Bcring Sea the
Albatruss discovered a bank lust 200
fath0ms below the surface. when the
charts showed 1900 fathoms depth. This
bank Is from five 10 ten miles In extent
A worlds record Of deep sea net drag
qing was made about fifty miles cast
of the Tenga group Of Islands In latu-
tude 20 degrees south. Specimens Of
marine lie were brought up from a
depth OF 400 fathoms or nearly five
miles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
Ayers sirppiiia Ayers Hair vigo,
Ayers Pills A,er's Cherry pseto,.
Ayers Ag.s Cure Ayers Coma,ons


TO take Just such action as may be
necessary Go stop o.
There VIII Doe neither intimidation at
the rol.s, ballot box sJutHng nor fraudu-
lent counting this year II either Is at
tempted lt will he stopped there and
lh'u And IL anyone gets hurt In this
process Of prevention / hope it will
NOT Doc the honest man who Is doing
DIS duty fairly and we'll The Demo
Gratis have made an honest campaign,
We have appealed 90 the heads and
hearts of the American people We have
Won ihe fight, and by heaven, We win
not De- defrauded out OF our victory
by the chicanery of election judges. II
our Republican friends win De honest
there viii De np trouble but inumila-
ton at the polls or attempted dis
honesty in the counts win be- met by
such method as may be necessary and
entirely effective"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
Iron and steel Trade.

New York. Nov. 1.-The Iron Age to-
day says
Conditions IN iron and steel trades are
improving Increased demand for steel
billets has resulted Ia an advance OF
81 per ton at PlttsburC
From AN quarters come the reports of
active buying OF foundry irons, the tom
mage already placed having been large.
while there are sim very important
requirements uusatisned, Some of the
sales were effected al low prices. and
while no advance has yet taken place,
IL is a fac, that o number of sellers
have Withdrawn being well filled for
some time to come There has been
some movement. too, In Bessemer pig
In Pittsburg and IN basic pig In east
ern Pennsylvania
This activity IN pig iron has caused a
better feeling In an markets "-' Il Is
an the more a trustworthy indication
Of improvements since b. is free from
the suspicion Of any rigging by any
combination. association or consolila.
ton
The demand from EuroDa hae fallen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
Tho Charles D. Lane Llbcied.

Seattle oct, Sl.-The steamship
Charles d. Lane was again lIbeled to-
day by John Smith and sixty others,
who each ask $500 damages for alleged
mistreatment received on recent voy-
age from Nome
The libelists allegc that they took pas
sage on the Lane from Nome 20 Seattle
and left for this port September both.
They make allegations OF misrepresen-
tation Of facts by the Nome agents Tor
the boat and tell Of the troubles that
they encountered on their trip to Sc
attle
The total OF the libels Is $4,000. The
Lane has been tied up by the marshal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
CONDITIONS ~ FRANCE.
Political Disturbances Grow Grayer
Each Day.

New York, Nov. 1.-The outlook for
social and political disturbances In
France Is becoming gravcr every day,
says a Paris dispatch 20 the Times.
I'm the north 100000 miners are on
strike. and the recent socialstic talk
from members of the government seems
10 have encouraged a violent end reyo-
lutionary spirit.
Moreover, the Catholics are becoming
very bitter az the declared intention OF
the government 20 close official careers
10 all who have been educated in re-
iigous Institutions The Catholic press
is very bitter ana the clergy are making
common cause with the other enemies
Of the government only the fact that
the government controls the churches
funds prevents the clergy expressing
their opinion vigorously on the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
clever Forgery scheme NIpped.

Chicago. Nov. l.-Chas r. Labberls,
a guest OF the Victoria Hotel, was TAX
en- from his luxurious apartments 10 a
cell in Central police station last night.
He was arrested on a warrant sworn
out by a wholesale fruit firm on South
Water street. The police claim that the
arrest nipped In the bud a clever forg-
cry scheme which the prisoner may
have been operating In places outside
OF Chicago. a check on a New Orleans
bank cashed by the fruit firm and later
found 10 be suspicious caused the ar
rest The check which had been pre-
scented 10 the hotel people, was Endorsed
by Del Ortl OF San Francisco. Labberls
came 10 Chicago a week ago and regis.
tered from Galveston. Tex. In the trunk
iu his room was found a bunch OF
checks similar 70 the one presented at
the hotel and TO the fruit dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
nIg TIgnros snrnrIse NIerrIam.

Chicago. Nov Former Governor
VIM r.. Merriam. OF Minnesota, the de
rector of the United States census,
spent several hours IN Chicago while
en route from Washington 10 hts home
at ST. Paul, where me IS going 20 vote
On discussing the census be- said.
"The large figures shown by the re-
cent census NJ this county are h.g and
pleasant surprise 90 me. None OF as at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01

there are enough men with the AsIoti'
squadron 90 man an the vessels IN SER
vice there
The battleshin Kuarsaike has been
placed In the dock no the navy yard
where she viii probably remain a week
TO receive a thorough cleaning, scrap
ng ana ovorhaullng preparatory 90 her
wlntcr cruise M West Indian waters.
The tug W0mpuck win be ready 20
sail for Manila within a month ana VIII
try 90 make a record run TO The Fhll-
ippnes via the Suez canal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
IN SALT LAKE CITY
ONLY, AT
j. r. GARDENERS
1913, MAIN STREET

Some very heavy sales have been made
east and west during the past two
weeks, the requirements for ship-build-
ing being particularly large
The demand f1r structural material
generally is quite active and tha ban
mills lu all parts of the country are
rushed with work The wire trade is
reported f1 Doe active. and there i 1mg
scarcity of spot tn-pate iu Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
DoIngs OF Nn,nl vessels.

New York. Nov. l.-Whlle undergoing
minneapolis and taking ON ammunition
snl supplies, the training ship Buffalo
WV remain of The Brooklyn navy yard
UNIV December g. when she viii start
on Mediterranean cruise whit another
,ie" OF lantsmen. The Buffalo VIII
Nol go 90 The PHILIPPINES on 20 China,
a. enc did on her furmer voyage. word
having been received from the COM
HAndant Of the Aslatic squadron that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
NysterIon. Murder ln Arirnnn.

Phoenix Arlz., Nov News has
r,,",r.Aei here of the mysterious murder
~ francis Lopez young man OF
,..lD. Tone Lopez was with a party Of
.'.h'eahs 40 "A wood camp IN the Ora
.ln mountains lie left the camp on n
,n.Hl'Hs expedition and few hours
l.lel his body was found some distanc
away with a bullet hole tn The LETT side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
Mitchell to Talk in brooklyn.

,NeW York, Nov. president Nit
cHtlI Of the United Mine Workers, who
conducted the strike among the anthrl-
,'lr miners In Pennsylvania. win ad-
altss a mass meeting I'm Brooklyn this
n ,Whs. Henry George Jr.. will pre-
S.e- Besides President Mitchell, other
lE-'s VIII be President Perkins. Of
IN International Cigarmakers' Union:
Joseph Barndess. Ernest II. Crosby.
Z, l'Ger Ducey John swinton and Chas
Frederick Adams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
AUSTRIA AND MONTENEGRO.
Clash Between Military Forces of
the Two over boundary DISPUTE.

Vienna oct 3i-Odicial confirmation
has been received here from Mostar In
Herzog0vine Of the reports OF a colli-
sion growing out OF "a boundary dispute
between an Austro- Hungarian military
patrol ana a force of Montenegran sol
diers.
one Monteuegran was killed and
several wounded