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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

GEoR A-Glynn County.-Under and by
virtue Of Z power OF sale contained in a mort
gage executed by X. w. Worthv, Henry Cain,
S. Is. Ball, Minxo Moseley, William Glover.
Painer chapel, A. NJ. e. church, to the under
signed, dated the It'll day of September, 1900,
and reeorcea in the ohice of the
SeIk VOL TO- foo. e to s the nndsr
signed, acting as the attorney in fact OF said
trustees and pastor, as authorizedin said mort
gage, will sell at public cutlery, at the court
house door in Brunswick, in said county, during
the Cgni hours OF sale, to the highest and best
bidder for cash. on the first Tuesday in Septem-
Der, 1901, the following property, to- wit; All
especially the unexpired leasehold interest of
said trustees and pastor in and TO that certain
portion OF Town Commons lot number one
hundred (l0G), between Albany and Amherst
streets, in the city Of Brunswick, said county,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner Of Albany and streets, aud
running thence east forty two and one half
N21a) feet; thence northe ly at right angles
with said line, distance OF sixty (60l feet;
thence in a westerly direction, at right angles
with sal line, forty two and one half (4212)
feet; thence in a southerly direction and along
the eastern line of Albany st, eet for disaL ce
of sixty 60) feet back to the point Of beginning /;
the said lot being portion OF tract Of land
known as To II Commons lot number one hum
bred 600, between Albany and Amherst streets,
and upon which is situated the church house
known as Pain IS chapel, A. M, K. church."
together with all the r'.yements on said
portion of said land No 100. Said property be-
ing sold for The purpose Of paving the balance
due on sal mortgage tO-wit; $4,000 prlnciE al,
besides interest and costs of this foreclosul e,
as provided in said mortgag'.
4 deed 10 the purchaser will be n ale by the
unce'slg ned purchaser paying for title.
This August 9th, 1901.
Mort agee and Atto'ney-in Fact for the trus-
tees and pastor Of Paine's chapel, A. NJ. E
Church.
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DENTIST
OFFICE IN KAISER BUILDING OPPO-
Site TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
REDUCED RATES TO SAN FRAN
CISCO, CAL, AND RETURN.

Account General Convention, Episco-
pal CnuEch, Sa1 Franclsco, Csl.. OCT
and 1901, Southern Railway will cell
sell rouod Trip tickets tC San Ffanc'c',
Cal, AID return at spactsl reduced
ratts From Atlanta, $50: A rson,
). G $64.l5; Brunswick, Ga, 1854 IS
Camden, s. c., Charle to, ). g..
Cosrlot' e, N G, Chester. c c., Coium-
.bia, s. g., d nmsrk, S, G., Gsstonis,
n. C., Newberry, 8. c.. Ofsrg+ burg
). G, Property, 8. c.. Rcck Hill, s.
c., Spsrtsnburg, s c., Sumter, s c.,
$685.; Fort Vai'ey, Ga, $61 20:
Gainesville, Ga, S6l 50; Griffin, Ca,
$6l,l0; Mscoo. Gs., 1925; 5avsnrsh
Ga S65 20 Coz espoDdiDg low rates
from otbsr points.
Dates Of sale Septenbsr Is h TO &c
inclusive Final limit Novem Der 18Th.
'90l.
For detailed information a. to stop
overe, side trips, variable routes,
schef Gies, Reservations, etc CAL on Or
address sDy agent OF tae s, uttern
Railway or connection
w, q, Tayloa, a =, 6. P. A.,
Atlantis, &c
Brooks Morgan, D. p. A,
Atlantis, Ga,
R.~W. Hunt, n. P. a..
th-tlestop, S, G.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

If people only knew what we krcw
scout Kodol Dyspepsis Cure it would he
1sed in nearly everv household. as there
are few people who DO not suffer Irom u
'eeing of fuiiness alter eating. bsiching
datulerce SONY stomach or wa:erNra.h
caused by Indigestion or Dyspepsia 4
preparation such a, Kodol Dgs,.eps Cure
which, with no aid from the etom aoh'
will diEist your food. certainly can't help
but to do good. ". J. BuIta
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
Labor Day Notice.

This lie to notify the public that l.
Dor Day, which is Monday, septem Der
3, 90l, will be observed ia Brunswick
by the labor unions. All CLASSES OF in.
dustry will be represented in the line
OF march. There will be floats repre-.
renting all kinds Of labor. Visiting
lodges VIII be in attendance. Thare
Will be all Kinds of amusemen.s ct the
fair grounds, Refused rates has beep
secure from all railroads. Merohants
can have their fl ats in the line of
march free of Charge. Procession will
form in front OF the Oglethorpe ho;e
at 30 E. N.
The c. mmitte's will spare no pains
in making this one of the grandest
days 10 The history of Brunswick. Fur
further information address,
T. A. Garter,
Gen. Manager.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

Call on Hoyt Bros, for
lowest prices on plumbing
We use only first-class mate
rial and do our own work, Sc
therefore We can guarantee
all our work. We make d
speciality If repair work.
Give US a trial and BE- CON
vinced. Don't forget the
place--2U7 Grant street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

In his address at Forsyth Montav,
Dup mt Gu.uY jumped on tie Georgia
legislature 10 great IN ,pe, aud "a they
could d1 most anything TX ,ept pass
good laws.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

~ had a running sore on my breast for over
ycM," says Henry Il. Richards Of WnlssyviDe,
n. Y, "aoj tried great many remedies, nut
got no rel.ef until l used Banner Sslve. After
using one half box l. was perteeav cured.
ean'treeommeud it TOO highly" W. J Bntts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
FOR SALE
HORACEDART, o. binary.

VS. fer Tor sale the Ola Bou. &c
resider CO, situated or the corner nj
Glouce ter and Reynolds Ire, te, on lite
i0t rtcsutly purchased hy the gnvfrn
meut far Custom house and Post, fiji ,e.
Zoe framing, ellis ard lumber in tte
building are in cNmpsFstively good
Fd r tlsn the doors, hl nds, windows,
7!i's e c The h US. ca b. tTsG~d for
L prly lie ~ d II not disposed OF
lef0re ~ 3 2 d'y cts ptemb-r "
ne sold 81 och Is ~ oFY 0rtHe pr'mi e.,
Par'i 3,slr ~ 10 exam ne shs pr m
IS are q nb-F 81 do SO. Tue pr p4rt,
mus5 he rmJv q by the purchaser by
ne IS h day Of S p,emb- r, 1901.
l.. j La~rN s. CO,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
HAS CURED THOUSANDS, WILL Curl
YOU.
l.. "A. Carter,
Gen. Name ger.

II you are troubled with kidney or bladder
troubles such as dropsy, Rrght's disease, ca.
tarrh' gravel Of the biadcer, ali amen in urine
and unhe tiny depositing, or too frequent dis.
charge vi 80 urine, pain in the back and blad.
der drops 24- swelling Of the feet and legs, etc.
etc, we guarantee that by using Smiths Sure
Kidney Core, complete cule VIII be effec cd
Prlce 30 Gents For sale by all druggists
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
WANIkD OPTIONS.

We want 60 days options
on large quantities of lar d
in aud around Brunswick =,
u lynn county, Ga. Apply
with full particulars to ~, "
rimes-aft Office.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

The Atlanta News thinks that Teddy
Roosev.lt will ardly inolude V rEinia
In his Sou h9rn trip.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

The fact that the University Of Geor.
gia ranks fourth in the number Of is
students among he universlli,s OF this
country, taking pr,cedenc. OF Chicago,
California, Yale, Cornell, Virgin Ia, and
o number OF Others Will doubtless
surprise many people. The SIX univer~
sities Of tie country that ha, n
tt's ndat &C o. more thsn 3 600, four of
them state estab ishmeGtr, ranked last
year Ia numbsr of students as llowt
HARVARD. .............. ..........4. So
Michig tn........,.. ............3 10
MinnesOta.......... ,.341O
Georgl' ...,................ ... 1926
Cnicago Observation-Disclosures. 1873
california. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ], 025
CONNIE ntiug on this showing the
Chicago II c)rd Herald says: Except
in the cas- of Harvard, sll these AsuI es
may be largely explained by co,educs-
ZION, and except In t e ca OF Haryard
and Cnlc4go, they may be large "
explained also by the fac OF state SUBJ
port, which dlminishes the expense
accous OF students. II this YEARS.
regist' alton at Chicago there are 03j
men and 1877 women, .lnos. an even
divisioa. Probtby toe numoyr Of
women will Increase m IRE rapidly than
the numb of men. bocau.e that has
been the tentenoya most coca ucation-
al institu ions, but whether it does or
not il will continue to add gre,tly to the
enroll uent. M college for oae of the
sexes, no. even Harvard, can keen the
lead against such com eaton"
Ths Record Herald has bsen mis- ed,
The M4con Telegraph remarks that the
figures for the Georgia University can
not be "largely explained by CO. educs-
tion," our state college not being open
to women. Nor eau they be xplsined
by state support, tie revenue from tha,
source being limited. The lxplana ion
Is to oe found only in the determination
OF . comparatively very large percentage
OF our Pc pie 10 secure a university
education for their sons.
That our university ou'rarks 10
stleudancs several of the richest and
most celebrated universities of the
country -co'sducational institutions at
ihat-'peaks vel! Tor II c progres Of the
higher educ4tion in Georgia.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

Atlanta has named September 26 IS
the day for 'hs primary to inmate
seven aldermen ard hree couuoilmep.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

Flsgier's gtt TO his third wife wa
only 100000, the richest wedding
prepents on record.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

WANTED--Fornishsd snd ur furnish
ed rooms. Have tenants ready to &C.
Gupy immedistely. address p. q.
Daniels.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
GEORGIA-Glynn County.
To all whom il may concern:

Amanda Moore, having in proper form, APP.
piled t. me for perm anent letters of admins
tration on the es ate Of John G. Moore. late OF
creditors and next # kin of said John z.
Moore to be and appear at my Office within the
time allowed by law, and sh, cause, If any
should not i've granted TO Amanda Moore on
said John Q Nioore's estate. Witnt as my hand
and Official signature, this 3rd day OF August,
~ 1.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

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THE TIMES-CALL,
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28

Brunsw OK IN boast Of having one of
the hes fire depayim ants in The stat.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-08-28
The Baths COMPLETE

only. when a Dash of nice
toilet water is added Select
this FIR m our fin0 assortment,
the Quality will Please ANY
Of these are DELIGHTFULLY."-
'5f'eshirg and give Just the
right touch Of perfume May
Belle, crushed roses, violets.
etc, a9d,ethar toilet articles
such a. fhtu>hee, sconges.
SOAPS, powders, ext, a Q here
ar the smaliesr prices con>is-
tant with quality.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
CAPT. WURDIMAN.
A Card From Some of His Fellow
Employees.

Mr. EDITOR AS an employe Of the
Congressional Library permit me to
thank you for your exposure of Wurdi-
man, and am glad some one has the
courage to let the public know at least
some OF his conruct for more Of a
Jealous schemer does not exist in the
Government employment So plain
was that key job, and every finger
pointed in the same direction, that we
we're all in high glee that justice would
be done, but it was not And then it
was whispered all over the building
that the arch schemer must have an
immense pull on the dotts on some one,
because there is hardly man or wom-
an in the building who has not had
trouble with him and his chief knows
It. One Of his great complaints is that
he has to break everybody in on their
work, and he does not except the dis
bursting and chief clerks. He has gone
50 far as to say that he could get men
to do their work for $50 per month.
Very important parsonage, this dust
gathering ianitor,
But he is not without a friend or
two in his jobs, for he has his ever
faithful Calhoon and Pat The former
is the most disiked man in the sery-
ice for his erincing tale-carrying Qual-
tiles, and he Is ostracised by his fell
low watchmen. And now for Mr..
Pat, who was pointed out to me. He
has a reputation equal to the former
Now, Mr.. Editor, this is a sample Of
Wurdlman & Co., and no matter what
trouble they cause there IS no redress
unless Congress takes hand, for they
Will be asked, just as sure and as soon
as they come back to Washington.
X,
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
IN. nhia Cnn,nnirn.

The Republican campaign In Ohio
opens at Delaware, Ohio, Sept. 2lst,
when Hanna, Foraker and Nash will
speak their pieces and explain to the
assembled Republicans the absence Of
Ex-Governor Bushnell and ex-Secretary
Foster Governor Nash will again 90
over his signed and written reasons
for resignlng as trustee OF a public in
stitution In the Bushnell administra-
tion. Foraker will explain how he
sold out to the Hanna. Mckinley fac.
tlon, and Hanna will make a financial
report OF what 1t cost. or the three
figures, Foraker Is the most contempt
ible, for, having accepted the price OF
his own apostacy, he presumes to ap-
pear before his outraged followers in
an appeal that they too accept Hanna
as their prophet, because he their
! chief, Foraker, has gotten his price!
This fiery impassioned leader Of the
manhood OF the Buckeye Republican
party is now an echo Of the plated god
we have heard him execrate with a
vehemence and intensity that would
deceive the devil himself! What will
not a man stoop to when his seat in
the Senate Is the prize for which he
/ sellsl himself Hanna has plainly ad-
monished Foraker that II is his fight,
and that he must parade him (FOr-
aker) on the stump In Ohio as an aw-
full example to all future or intending
recalcitrants from their allegiance to
his personal godshlp Of the Republl-
can party. Foraker was the rival
Llama Of the Hanna Doodle upstairs" p"
as we have heard him designate that
crowd He has bowed down and wor
shipped that the Senatorial seat may
| be his, and speaks from the same plat.
form with George X. Nash, who wrote
the insulting resignation Of his trus-
teeship to Governor Bushnell: II can
not serve such a dishOnorable admin
istration as yours" writes Nash, Han
mas lieutenant, to Governor Bushnell,
Foraker's Lieutenant, political co-part-
ner and peer. Foraker gnashed his
teeth at this insult by such a sneak. 4"
and now he is to appear on the stump
and ask the Bushnell. and the Foster
Republicans to vote for the rejection
Of Nash and the dedication OF Hannal
Foraker was 80 poor when he left
the gubernatorial Office in Columbus
that we took lot on his hands and
paid him more FOR II than its market
value. Bushnell then. as now. was
wealthy and generous. His alliance
was most desirable In furthering the
broken fortunes OF Foraker. Foraker
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25

never had very much fortune to be
broken, It is true, but he had the
gubernatorial salary doubled by the
legislature during his incumbency, and
received the increase on his second
term. Foraker always had and always
win have an eye to the main point
The only politician in Ohio who thor
oughly understood him was dive-keep-
or Geo. Cox, of Cincinnati He tried
the double cross" on Cox, but this
willy politician, raised in the slums
reduced him to obedience and servillty.
Foraker's 5O-year franchise and his
lobbying in the Ohio legislature for
the Cincinnati street railways bore
fruit" The fruit is still on tap.
His son, Captain Foraker, is now a
magnet Of the aforesaid street rail
ways, and is a royal guest, member,
and so forth of Cincinnati's Queen City
Club.
When Foraker made money he en-
deayored to boss Bushnell and use that
open and true-hearted gentleman as
tool, adopting the Hanna methods,
which reduced himself to a paid hire
ling But Bushnell is incorruptible, a
man Of convictions and not reachable
by crooked roads, bribes or cajole-
ments Hanna, Foraker and Nash will
find this out in November more en-
phatically than ever. There is not a
more shifty bargain-making and bar
gain-breaking politician in the Repub-
lican party than j. Benson Foraker, II
we except William Mckinley.
The deal is now on--Foraker Sen.
ator, Hanna President! But there is
many a slip between the cup and the
lip" and the combine viii experience
the first slip in the fall. The Bushnell
and the Foster Republicans of Ohio
will not endorse Hanna5s candidacy
for the Presidency by the reelection
Of Geo. X. Nash and a Republican leg
loAaLulb W lNAulh II Noldhel 10 lle sen
ate. The crisis of Hannas aud For
aker's political fortunes is at hand.
They must sink or swim together. The
irony Of fate has made the rival
Llamas one god and two persons.
Nash has never been regarded as either
a small god or large person hence he
is but a breyet member of the trinity
and a lop-sided leader on sunerance.
Col James Kilbourne in the guber-
Material chair and Hon. John R. Nc
Lean in the U. S. Senate will be the
result Of the Ohio political battle,
which commences Sept 21st and ends
me first Tuesday in November.
Mark the prediction, all you Ohio G.
o. P's in the Government Depart
ments, and flop OF trim your sails
accordingly.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
"Them Their Papers -

Ohio once upon a time had a poll
tician and ofice-holder who had never
heard of Lindley Murray, nor rested
his hopes Of salvation on a knowledge
of grammatical English. His name
was Daniel Dalton, clerk Of Hamilton
County In an investigation by the
Ohio legislature into certain irregu-
arites in which the clerk was lnvolv-
ed, or was a witness, we disremember
which, the hub OF the matter center
ed on some missing official documents.
These Dalton was summoned to pro
duce. when he finally did with the
expression quoted "here is them there
papers" The expression became pop
ular CD, and after the manner Of an
other Ohioans telegraph dispatch no
tifYng his city Of the coming OF the
governor. was in eyerybodys mouth,
and is used to this day when a recall
citraut is forced to come to time or a
show down"
The man who looks like Grover
Cleveland was the individual referred
TO as sending the telegram me and
the governor to his native town.
Me and the governor" and them
there papers" have been adopted into
The vocabulary OF all good Ohioans
who follow politics as a profession,
and what good Ohioan is not a pro-
iessor IN this science?
Now them there papers which
have been spirited from the files Of
.he War Department and which are so
important TO arrive at a proper under
standing of the Santiago naval cam
paim. promise to be even still more
historical or notorious tnan the docu-
mnts Clerk Dalton cornered, and
which he was finally forced to produce
by the Ohio legislature.
Ine original papers mysteriously
missing from the files Of the War De
1artment establish the fact that Ad
rlruI Sampson knew for eloven days
previous TO the Information being i'm.
parted to Admiral Schley the exact
whereabouts of the Spanish heetl For
hese eleven days this high naval Of
icer knew alove this important secret
and even a longshoreman comprehenda
| the importance to Admiral Schley OF
.his fact being brought out before the
Naval Court Of Inquiry by the produc
lion Of the original dispatches OF
them there papers"
Who plliered these important docu
uents, and when were they stolen
We opne these queries are more dif
1cult to answer than I'm i0hOse inter
.gis lrere the papers stolen from the
fies2 Even Admiral Howison, who Is
rying TO force himself on the Court
of Inquiry as one Of the judges, must
admit that his friend Sampson is the
nan in whose interests them there
laDers' were stolen.
But as this paper printed out IN
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25

licans when they chide-charily. we
admit-the laboring people Of its State
for striking in the midst Of Republi-
can prosperity. II they had struck
during Democratic prosperity they
would have been hailed as loyal pa
tiodc citizens, but to presume to
strIno under the sacred shadow Of the
Ungley bin Is something machine Re
puUlicaus can not forget or forgive.
Therefore. their platform resolves It.
self into an attempt to arouse the pre-.
nuiccs Of Republicans so that the ras-
calty of its legislation may be forgot
ten and fits looting Of the franchises
of the city of Philadelphia may be
overlooked and the carnival Of corrup-
ton go on unchecked.
As to the Virginia convention we
shall say nothing Of its platform,
whic. amounts to nothing, and only
speak Of the spirit that moved 1t.
1t is said by a morning paper Of this
city that it was one OF the most in
teIHgent Republican conventions ever
assembled I'm the State. It must have
been. judging from reports. The poor
negro, after giving Republicanism in
Virginia almost all it had in the way
Of party organization, was most cruel
Iy turned down Somewhere we read
am account Of a Son Of Ham who ven
tured mild protest against some rul-
ing. who was Immediately silenced by
q shout of "Shut up Niger" presum-
ably uttered by a very intelligent
white delegate of this very intelligent
convention. 1t is also said somewhere
that the candidate for governor paid
his respects TO his colored brethren by
saying they had a right to vote but
they did not care to hold office, and
then. patronizingly told them they
ought to be satisfied with that Very
comforting to colored voters i'm Vir-
giuia.
Another incident occurred showing
the high grade Of intelligence Of the
convention and its candidate for gov.
enor When accepting the nomina-
t0n, he made a personal attack on the
Democratic candidates for State offices,
and to the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor he paid his respects by say
ing that all that gentleman owned In
Virginia was a stable and a bull dog
over this elegant outburst Of eloquence
the convention IS said to have gone
wild, thus proving that what the re-
porter OF the morning paper said was
true, that it was by all odds the most
intelligent Republican convention ever
assembled IN Virginia. The candidate
who gave voice to this vulgar language
is said once to have been a Democrat.
lf he ever was a Democrat he certain
ly left his good manners behind him
when turning his back on his old
friends and his former party princl-
pies. He has certainly not improved
iu dicuon since becoming a Republi-
can. His opponent has little to fear If
DE carries out his threat to visit every
county I'm the State. Unless he i'm
proves materially upon his convention
performances he will increase the
Democratic vote wherever he goes.
We incline TO the opinion that the
prospects of the party Of great moral
ideas nave not been improved by the
two conventions.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-08-25
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