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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
Mothers
Friend

will DO for every woman what it did for the
Minnesota mother who writes the above let
ter. Not 70 use ii during pregnancy is a
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strong body and clesy inlellset, which in
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he NUS and aIIov;stseia to e4pars. il
releves morning sickness and ne-vousnS
Il puts ab thr organ conecn ned II plntct
eonaitian Tor the hnal hoar. 50 that tie aeieM
labor is short and practically Painless. Dan.
ger u Using or hard bre.s IS ato7.thes
avoia ., ana eoSovsfy is merely a nia.,ar N
aisw days.
hyusSis's sci Mothers Friend for 81 tottis
Ths Bfadfeli Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ca
Send fer oar ffee Illustrated book.
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Quite large amount OF fancy work
has bear. sent to the valaosta fair
from Brunswick This city aiands
second to mono ID the production 81 hue
needleNork, and y IS hoped it Will
secure several prizes. The committee
Miss Helen o'conor, Mrs.. q, w. Blan-
ten and Mrs. A. .. dato have worked
very hard TO make good display and
many ladies kindly contributed.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
STEEL WoKKs down

Jolier, III. october q It is an
nonuced thai practically aIltha III
nois Steel oompangs works acre will
close tonight Tor an indeanite perisd
Oyer 2, oeo men are 'gecsed. Tue ON
claia Of the company refuse to discuss
the situation.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28

Mrs. George P, Smith and Miss Sara
Louise Smith, Of Brooklyn, Will arrive
on Monday to visit Dr.. IA. Butts and
family.
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Miss Nellie Grseniee, of Ashsyille,
Is the guest Of her uncle and aunt Mr..
apa Ms. 2. F,qConey, for the winter,
and vii sstend tue high school.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28

2 king, Miss King, Mrs.
zen apd childrsS ena Mrs. H (.
Maas hislFsu, will return on
EsHas isa 4dbsfiile.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28

DR.. Fox, Of Darien, is taking the
place Of DR.. c. Il. Melarlm on St. ST,
mon duringthe absence Of the latter on
vacation.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28

carasshsve been received by nuasr-
eos tfientssin ths eity from Nc s1d
Mrs. Bernard IlIispthal Of Atlanta, to
the wedding q. their daughter, Miss
Leus Z lienthal 20 hr. GqstAvas Hoif-
man Of this city me veddiug win
% aF on wednesday, nov, I4sh, and
-win be . social eysnt Of much Import
anee. After an extensive weld ing
tour the couple VIII come 10 Brups-
wiek where lhey will reside.
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The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs, q. 81.
Dudley. Of ST. Simon. is qnitd i'll.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28

Mrs. J. B. Wright and Misc May
Wright Of 81. Simon, are speeding
several days in Brunswick.
The oasis., 1900-10-20
ACrOssTHH BORDER

ly moving to Mexico and settling il the garden spot of the world. which II the state of Jalisco. If those wht have arrived are fair samples of other' who may come, we bid them a hearty welcome, and we can make room fol many more just such worthy citizens
 Mexican Herald: About thirty-Hvt persons from Guadalajara went out tC Ahuauco, Friday in a special car, tC attend convention of the Young Peoples Societies. being held there this week. Every few months one ol more of these societies have conveD tion somewhere: and this explains ir part their great popularity witt young people.
 Mexican Herald: Owing to the heavy fall of rain this season the rivel Bravo in the state of Tamaulipas ha: OveTf1owed it's banks in several place: upon several occasions this season and the authorities of Matamoros have had to take great precautions to pre- vent heavy damage from the threaten ing inundation of large tracts of coun try by the Bravo.
 Mexican Herald: The sum voted the government of the state of Vera cruz as bonus for the establishment of railway between Huatusco and Cordoba is sl00,000 It is understood, however, that both the towns already named and several of the villages en route between the two places will also help with special contributions to the expense of the construction of the road.
 Mexican Herald: Last Sunday a fire broke out in one of the houses in Chapala, and it got so well underway before help arrived that it was impos- sible to save the building, so it was burned to the ground. The owners were left destitute. A collection was taken up by some of the foremost citizens of Chapala, and considerable sum turned over to the unfortunate sufferers.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: A. B. Greg ory, one of the largest stock dealers in the state of Missouri, came to Chi huahua last week to confer on business with Manager A. J Morris of the packing house. As MT. Morris was on the eve of starting for Kansas City, MT. Gregory accompanied him to the states and will return with him to Chihuahua in about two weeks, Mir. Gregory has been interested in Mex ican cattle for some time.
 Chihuahua Enterprise; It is now stated on apparently good authority that the electric light system will be inaugurated in San Angel on the first of November. The new system will consist of thirty arc lights, and fifty incandescent lamps. La Hormiga fac tory, which is owned by Messrs. Rob- ert y Cia., proprietors of La Valen- ciana, have rented to the city the power necessary to run the above lights for S525 month.
 Mexican Herald Many people went out to Zapopan, Friday from Guada. lsjara to take part in the feast of the return of the Virgin to the church of Santa Maria at Zapopan. The image of the Virgin had been three days in each church in Guadalajara during the past five months. Friday it was taken to Zapopan amid great eclat, followed all the way by large crowd of people;
The oasis., 1900-10-20

ent month will celebrate the event with a grand fiesta and banquet. Dur ing the year the company has extend ed its lines to Ameca and most of the hsciendas In the neighborhood. to the towns between Guadalajara and Cha. pala and to number of places south Of the latter. The company has now 300 kilometers of line in operation.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: One of the Improvements which will shortly be inaugurated in Chihuahua will be an increase of the drinking water of the city. The governor of the state, Anu mada, and lgnacio Enriquez, the jefe politico, are working together to build a dam upn the river Chuviscar at a certain distance from the city, by which means it is expected that they will be able to obtain for the city a supply of excellent water at least four times as great as that which now pos sesses.
 Mexican Herald: The inauguration of the two artesian wei sunk in the plazueIa de Murelos, in San Luis Pu- tusl, took place last Sunday. lheko ernor of the state presided aud the members of the city council and the mayor were officially present. The water is said to be of excellent quality. and the people of that drouth threat. ened city are enthusiastic over the success of the undertaking. The re- servoir Is capable of containing 250,0 900 gallons.
 Mexican Herald: Judge Lew Davis has leased the Cinco de Mayo mine in the Esco hdido mountains, Chihuahua. T. L. Groverner of Leadyille, Colo- rado, is the judges partner in the en- terprise. A number Of men have al- ready been put to work getting out ore, of which considerable is already on the dumps. It is expected to be- gin regular shipments to the shelter at an early date. The ore now being taken out run six ounces in gold and about thirty per cent in lead to the ton.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
sEwALL's POLITICAL VIEws
B<yau's Running HATE IN 1855 ssys Eaas
the United States should Hold ths
PHILIPPINES Islands.

San Francisco, Feb. 6.-Arthur
Sewall, OF Bath, Ne, late democrats
candidate for vice president. is among
the passengers of the Australia who
have been released from quarantine
Mr.. Sewall has returned from a visit
to Honolulu. II have always favored
the acquisition OF the Philippines af-
ter the Paris treaty. The United
States should stand with the admin.
istration in all that is being done 10
hold and keep the Philippines. They
are worth retaining" said AR. Sewall.
SIN regard to politics, ar Mckinley
viii be renominated and reelected.
Mr.. Bryan, too, viii be renominated-
There is too much prosperity, and the
people are slow to take up reforms.
and times are. good. No, I am not q
candidate for the vice presidency
again. believe 1t is poor policy on
the part of the democracy to select
any candidate from the east, where
no electoral votes may be expected,
and, moreover, 1 am not ambitious to
make the race again. If the demo
Gratis call me again, however, I could
not refuse TO do my duty"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
Talked Of ths war.

The other night an Italian and a
Chinaman we're holding a heated dis
cussion on the corner Of Second South
and State streets. For a time it was
difficult to tell what the subject in dis
pute was. At length it dawned upon
the group surrounding them that the
South African war was being discussed
in a manner never before heard
aItelIe Bulle never get over the liver,
ale same BOer shoot like helle," said
the Chinaman, who was ehampioning
the Beers. @Old Paule gilt out on hill;
big gun shoot acclos ocean, knock
Ladysmith down Bulle Iun. you bet"
big gun, bah!7 retorted the italian,
HBoers has no guna. English has
thousands. Lots mans, twelve mil
lion General BuIla 60 downa river up
Potgizers drift. General Otis and
Transform coma up with million man,
Jubbit run all over de hill"
"Lml' yelled the Monaghan, "him
not muchee! Men git behind Ioks, kill
fifty, BuI1e kill one. English no good,
Chinaman make English lun, you bet y
General Otis" began the Italian.
General Otis no good, too, inter
rupted the Chinsman- flight China
man by HOng-KOng. Otis luns, too.
Cant see him.
"Well, Farnstorm," started the It
allan.
"Farnstrom Iun, too, you bet; PauIe
shoot al to pieces
Here the distinguished Monaghan
started on a trot from Plum alley
Salt Lake Herald
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
LoGAN's BODY AT HOME.
last Rites Over the Remains Of the Young
Military Hero Performed at EOungs-
town, O., on the 18th

Youngstown, O., Feb. THE spe-
cial train bearing the body Of the
late Maj. John a. Logan arrived here
at 9:1O a m The body was removed
from the car to a hearse IN waiting
and accompanied by the family and
relatives and company H, Seventh in
fantry, was escorted to St. Johns
Episcopal church, where the easket
was placed under a guard Of honor
from the Logan rifles Of which Maj
Logan was formerly captain. The re
mains viii lay IN state from ten to
one o'clock Wednesday. The funeral
viii occur at two o'clock, with in
terment in the Andrews mausOleum
In Oak Hill cemetery.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
RUssIA REFUsEp HER I'D.
Declined @ help EnEiEaz % Crush An
marican colontsts-FT1uEd Net Hire
Ont Eer Soldiers a. lEsreouarisu.

In the issue OF NOTOe Vremya Of Dec
ember ., the leading newspaper Of st.
Petersburg, which has Just been re-
eeived IN New York, says the World, is
reproduced an interesting document
unearthed IN the government archives
by H. Tchetchulin, an eminent Russian
historian
This document shows that IN IT75
King George III. Of England, through
Mr.. Cunning, then the English ambas-
sadOr at st. Petersburg asked the En-
press Catharine for 10000 Russian sol
diers to aid in s1bduing the American
cOlonists, who were then In rebellion.
Count Panin, the Russian minister
for foreign affairs, CURLY replied that
no great power would hire out her
armies, and that England by making
such a request had forfeited her right
to be considered a great power.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
TWO BILLION DOLLARS.
Treasury Statements shows That the 'sIs-
dunn" Increased About S28sOOO,0OO o.
Janssry-Aimost One-HsIf cold

Washington, Feb. "A s.. OOO, 900, 900
country in actual money supply was
shown to be the position Of the
United States for the first time by
the statement of circulation prepared
at the treasury department. The
money in circulation January 1, 1900,
was 81, CSC, 1913, 40, an amount never
before attained. The figures for Feb
ruary show an increase of nearly s2S.-
10000, and carry the total money in
actual circulation in the United States
to S2,OO3, Jas, 1855. The per capita cir
culation, for an estimated population
of 77,116,OOO, is stated at S25.9s. One
Of the features of the $4,000, 10000
circulation is the fact that nearly half
of it rests upon gold, being either gold
coin or gold certificates issued against
gold coin in the custody Of the treas
Ury. The gold coin reported in circu-
IatiOn on February was S619, ~, 176s
and the gold certificates were S1s4.ss2,-
$50.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
THE PHILIPPINE WAR.
Gen Kobe OCeuPyinE Many Towas-Sous
OF the Eaemy Fighting Our Troops with
Wooden Swords, Bows and Arrowa

Manila, Feb. 6.-Brig. Gen. Kobbe's
expedition In the islands of Luzon,
4 eyte and Samar has occupied per
manently and garrisOned nine towns
with the FOrty-third and Forty
seventh regiments. This has placed
on the market IsO,OO0 bales Of hemp.
A thousand insurgents armed with
rifles and over 5000 armed with wood
en- swords, bows and arrows, were
encountered during the entire trip.
The troops killed IS natives. The
American loss was one man killed and
nine men wounded. The Americans
captured $1,000 IN gold, the enemy's
money, and 40 muzzle-loading brass
cannon At CalbagOg and Samar the
enemy evacuated the towns, the Amer
leans chasing, fighting and scattering
them to the mountains.
At Catbalogan, Lukban, the Taga-
-Og general fired the place with lzer-
Csene just before the Americans
landed and then fought with cannon
and rifles from the hills encircling
The town for two hours. When the
FiipinOs were driven out the Amer
leans did their best to save the town,
lighting the fire for several hours.
Thirty stone and 90 other houses, half
the business portion Of the place,
were consumed. The soldiers pre-
Tented the fire from spreading.
st TaklOban, Island Of Leyte, the
enemy evacuated the town and the
: mericans pursued them to the hills.
Several fleeing non-combatants were
killed, including three women.
At PalO, seven miles distant, the
enemy was found intrenched and re-
sisted. Lieut.. Johnston and II scouts
Of the FOrty-third regiment drove out
80 Of the enemy and captured the
town.
FIIIpinos Capture 3 supply Train.
Manila, Feb. THE insurgents,
Monday, captured a supply train of
nine bull carts between Orani and
DinaluPijan, killing a corporal and
five Privates OF company G, Thirty
second infantry.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
BASIS OF A sRrTLEMEHT.
Articles OF AEreemsut signed b. the Eo-
Pabliean and Democrats Peace
COnfsrees In Eentucky.

Louisville, Ky, Feb THE peace
conference held at the Gait house
Monday night between seven repre-
sentatives Of the republican party and
seven representatives Of the demo
cratic party resulted IN the unani-
nous signing Of an agreement en-
bOdying six specific propositions,
which promise a settlement OF the
party differences which have brought
about two state governments IN Ken
lucky. This agreement is IN sub
stance as follows:
Eirst-That II the general assembly in
joint session shall adopt q resolution rat
Tying their recent action adopting the
contest reports seating GOebel and
Beckham the cOntestees. W. S. Taylor
and John Marshall, shan submit with
out further protest
SecOnd-That all parties shall unite IN
an effort to bring about such a mOdifca-
ton OF the election law as viii provide
for non-partisan election boards and in
sure Gree and fair elections
Third-That the conditions shall re-
main in status quo until Monday, the
general assembly meeting and adjourn
Ing from day 70 day until that time.
FOurth-That nothing shall be done 70
hinder OF prevent a joint session Of the
general assembly for taking action on
the ratification resolution
Fifth-That the state contest board
shall meet and adjourn from day to
day until Tuesday without taking any
action on the contests for minor state
Offices This pOstpOnement IS suggested
in order that the action Of the general
assembly on the ratification resolution
may be taken first.
Sixth-That the state troops shall be
removed from the state capital at once,
though with all necessary precaution for
the public safety. This matter IS TO be
under the direction OF Gen Dan Lindsay,
OF Frankfort
SeTenth-That the republican officials
and officers Of the state guard shall have
immunity from charges Of treason usur-
patton cOUrt-martial OF any other such
offeuses
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09

Harrisonville, No, Feb. 6.-Fire
which started at $50 a. N. in c. c.
Grandburry's grocery destroyed one
of HarrisOnville's principal business
blocks, causing a loss Of 100000. Kan
sas City was telegraphed for help,
and Assistant Fire Chief Henderson
In charge Of chemical engine No. 20
and a company Of fremen responded
The run was made IN an hour and Is
minutes. The fire had nearly burned
itself out when the Kansas City COM
panY arrived.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
AT INDIANA,s CAPITAL.
Thousands OF People from Over the state
Viewed Gen Lawton's Body IS It
Lay In State

indianapolis, Ind, Feb. THE
body Of Maj. Gen. LawtOn, which ar
rived in this city from Fort Wayne
Monday night, was transferred to the
state capitol at 1880 to-day, where it
lay in state yesterday The cap
itoI building was draPed with crepe.
From the time the coffin. was placed
on the catafalque IN the great ro-
tunda until the doors were closed the
stream Of people anxious to take a
last look at the face OF the dead hero
was unbrOken. Thousands Of people
came from over the state and bust
ness was suspended during a portion
of the day. To-day the funeral
party will leave for Washington
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
CARNBGIE's LIBERAL OFFER.
Eumorsd that He ProEsises s1s000, Oo1
to the Democratic Campaign II Anti
Expansion Is Made the Issue.

Washington, Feb. 6.-Andrew Car
negie has informed democratic sen
atOrs that if anti-imperialism is
treated as a leading issue he VIII
make a larger contribution to the
democratic campaign fund than he
ever did to the republican national
committee. By common report Mr..
Carnegie was the largest individual
contributor in several presidential
campaigns. The democratic mana
gers expect to get from him not less
than 100000 According to a sen
ator, Mr.. Carnegie made to him the
statement that ne had offered to re-
pay the $50, 100000 which the United
States gave Spain if this government
would abandon the Philippines.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
FIIIpInos Capture 3 s1pplr ID.
THE COST TO DATE.
Prom the Beginning or the War with Spain
the Total War Expenditures Have
Been $685., 100000.

Washington, Feb. 6-From the be-
ginning of the war with Spain to the
present time the total expenditures
Of the gOvernm Int on account Of the
war and on account of hostilities in
the Philippines amount to about
1855, OOO, 900, divided as follows: On
account of the war department, $685.
100000; on account of the navy de-
partment, s69, 900, 900; paid to Spain
for Philippines, s2O,OOO,OOO; interest
on war loan to date, 100000; in
creased expenses in departmental
service in Washington, 100000.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09

Amsterdam, Holland, Feb THE
elder of a sect at APeldoorn, as a re-
suit of religious fanaticism, sacrificed
two young girls, his servant and his
wife, one after the other, on the altar
of their place Of worship, by cutting
their threats and then washing his
hands in their blood. The parents
Of the girls approved Of their being
victims and they were dressed in
white The police have arrested the
elder and several membrs Of his con-
creation
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
TO THROTTLE PoLYGAMY.
Subsidiaries from the West Appeal to Con-
gressmen fer Legislation That VIII Pro
hIbIs It's Furihec ProPaEatlOn.

Washington, Feb. THE rooms Of
the house committee on judiciary
were crowded to ovsrhOwing Tuesday
with the Representatives OF many re-
ligious, missionary and social reform
bodies, to urge the need Of a cOnstitu-
tiOnal amendment prohibiting pOlyg-
amy. The addresses were strongly
eondemnatory Of pOlygamy and many
q those engaged IN missionary work
IN the west stated that the Mormon
church was Systematically propagating
the doctrine Of polygamy, despite all
denials. The lady speakers appealed
IN particular for protection to the
sanctity Of the American home.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
MILLION AND A HALF Loss.
Fire Destroyed the Greater Part OF F0uE
Blocks OF Retail stores IN St Louis
One Fireman KILLED.

St. Louis. Feb. 6.-Fifteen hundred
thousand dollars worth of property
went up IN smoke in St. Louis yes
terday. The greater part OF four
blocks OF buildings and their con
tents, between Third and Sixth
streets, Franklin avenue and Morgan
street, are a mass Of charred and
blackened ruins. An important bust
ness section of the city has been
wiped out by the fame breath Of the
fire king" An heroic fireman me.
untimely death IN the fearless dis
charge Of duty. What only two days
ago was a center Of business activity
Is now a scene Of desolation-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
3D. u : RepubIIean.

Oil City, Pa, Feb. Tn response
to a call from friends all over the dis
trict asking him to become the re-
publican candidate for congress,
Joseph c. Sibley, who was elected two
years ago as a democrat, publishes a
letter accepting the call. he says the
president has, in a most trying Pc
Rod Of the nations history, conducted
affairs with safety and honor and that
he believes every citizen should up
hold the administration.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
THE WIFE WAS UNHAPPY.
Fer This Reason W. NJ Allen, a Carpenter
&C Black Hawk. Col, Killed Loved
ones ana Then HInseIf.

Black Hawk, Col, Feb. w H
Allen, a carpenter, shot and killed his
daughter Lula, aged 10 years, IN her
bed, then shot his wife twice and
iuaIly shot himself In the breast
The father and mother are both dy-
ing. The cause assigned for the
shooting is dissatisfaction expressed
by AIRS. Allen because she was com
PEELED to live In Black Hawk The
family formerly lived in Rock Island,
III, and Kansas City, No
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. THE Cal
ifornia legislature yesterday ballOted
for a United States senator to sue
coed Stephen N. White In the SEN
ate the senatorial vote was as fol-
lows: Thomas r. Bard (reP.), %;
James D. PheIan (dem-), To- In the as
sembly the vote stood: Bard, SO;
Phelan, 20; White, 1. Thomas r. Bard
vas declared elected in both houses.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
FOR THE WHITE METAL.
Senate COMMITTEES Adds Section to FInan-
ciaI BIZ which Permits an InternatiOn-
al BImetaIIIe AErssment.

Washington, FEB THE senate
finance committee has reported a new
section to the financial bin as follows:
'sThat the provisions Of this act are
not intended to place any obstacle in
the way Of the accomplishment Of
international bimetaIlism, provided
the same be received by concurrent
action Of the leading commercial na-
tions of the world, and at a ratio
which shall insure permanence Of rel
alive value between gold and silver"