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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-11
HOW,S ThIsY

rs 0ffer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any caae Of Catarrn tbaC can
not be cured by Halle Csgarrh Cure,
F.J. CHEN Ely & co. Toledo, o.
We, tbs undersigned. nave known
f. } Cheney for tha last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all busineas transactions, and iinan-
oialiy able to carry out any obligations
made by thsir firm
West & TruaK, wholesale druggists
T0ldo, o.
Waldng kInnau Il Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, o.
/ Halps Uatartn Cure 10 taken iuter-
ally. setting aiseotly upon Jhe blood
ard mucopa surfaces u the system
| rsetlmonials eant free. PEice Zoe, pea
BOTTLE. Sold by al drugs 1853. Halr'
Family Pile are tins beat.
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Labor Day Notice

This is TO notify the public that La
Dor Day, which is Monday, September
,, 1901, will be observed in Brunswick
by the labor unions. All Glasses OF in
dustry will be represented in the line
Of march. There will be fl BATS repre-
sontiug all kinds Of labor. Visiting
lodges viii be 10 attendance. There
Will be all kinds OF nnusements at the
fair grounds Reduced rates has been
secured from all railroads Merchants
can have their fl bats in the line Of
march free Of charge. Procession will
form in front OF the Oglethyrpe hotel
at . 80 a. m.
The Commuters will spsre no pains
in making this one OF the grsndest
days 10 the history Of Brunswick For
further Information address,
T. A Garter,
Gen. Manager.
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ALL HE HAS TO DO

The editor OF country newspaper
has no business Co make mistek es has
no business to even get anything in his
paper that people do no like. he ought
to know just W hat would suit each In
divIdual, or he ought TO take each item
before 1t is published and let the person
whom 1t concerns censor II, An editor
has plenty Of time TO 90 all his. and all
he has to do Is to hunt news and oesn
rollers, set type, clean the floor, pen
short items, hustle for advertising, fold
papers and write Wrappers; talk to Wis
ltors and Distribute type, read proof
and correct mistakes, dodge the bills
and dun delioquen,s. and take .cu'sinR
and tell tie subsorlbers that he needs
money.
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Fine Philadelphia Cream Cheese on
ce. fresh every Monday. al Euesbeum's
delicsteesen store.
Russian satdinss and AnchoyIs on ice,
fresh every Monday st Nuss' aum 5
D5lloa'essen store.
Jim CARER carries the best line I
ssmpies for tailor made garments. II
YOU try slm once you won't regret It.
He represents only the best houses.
Try fuul, sbe,bet, Butts fountain.
Fine impo' ted Swiss Cheese, fresh
every Mondey, at Nussbaum's delicstess
son store,
Finest quality OF urgeon, fresh on
ice every Moncay, at Nussbsum's deli
c4teseen s'ofe,
NOTICE.
Tony friends snd patrons:
From this date MIR phil Keller will
manage the Arcade Tor me, and | thank
the public for their kind patronage and
ask continuance for same.
b HirsCh
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Don't forget that the Emmeline
makes her last Sunday trip OF the seas
son Aug II tn Round trip rate inolud-
log dinner and car fare only ,$l25.
Emmeline leaves at 70 q, m, leave
Cumberland 8. p. m.
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STATUS OF THE STRIKE

The sreel trust and the Amalgamated
association have passed the fiat shaking
period Of the struggle, and each Is geJ-
ting down TO the real business at stake.
The trust is now engaged in trying to
find skilled men enough TO open this or
that closed mill, aud the association ls
trying to close first one mill aud then
another now In operation, As opg as
this process can be conducted with
satisfaction TO the trust the federal
courts will not be luggod into the
contest sgalnst labor and In favor Of
capital. No appeal is ever made by
capital to the State courts which aoue
should have urisdic ion Of brooches Of
the peace and the like, but haste Is
made to get into the federal courts.
Attorney General KNOX gerw rich IN the
service OF the trust and OF the Carnegie
company, aud labor has no ex pee atoms
OF justice from the entire federal ma
chine, 1t already sees the republican
press Of the country aIrayed against it.
and it knows the power that capital
POSSESSES in that party, based IS It is on
campaign subscriptions to CONS as wei
as those in the past,
The issue is the broadest and the
simplest ever presented in this country
all the mills Of the trust should be-
union or non>unlon. There Is no room
for compromise here and the magnitude
of the contest attracts widespread
attention, These figures bu, made
qustely present the situation;
Men on strike in steel hoop, sheet
steel and tin plate mills ..... 5000
Other men randered idle. $3.50. $1,000.
Men in National Tube Co. who
mas ha sHa,ra
Men in Federal Steel Co. who
may be aTec'ed.-..--.-......... j. 600
Men in National Steel Co. who
may be affecFea............. 10 900
Constituent companies Ct the United
States Steel Corporation and number Of
men employed;
Carnegie Steel Co..".. -. $4,000
Federal Steel { o............... 10000
American Steel s Wire Co. 800. $4,000
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-11

Call on Hoyt Bros for
lowest prices on plumbing.
We use only dr>t-class mate
rial and do our own work, 50
therefore we can guarantee
all our work. We make a
specially Of repair work,
Give us a trial and be con-
WINGED. Don't forget the
place -207 Grant street
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Try fruit sherbet Butts .onosain
THo sE LITTLE THINGS.

Don't hsve your clothes olesned or
pressed by xoeriei csd persons
Jim Carter M first class establish
ment and eup'oye IRA Ct So woi kmeu
who know how TO always guard against
those | tile things, which miE- your
SUIT look objectionable after beng
pressed,
Grape jubil IS deiiciqusa Bults
fuu tain,
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WANTED OPTIONS.

We want 60 days options
on large quantities of land
in and around Brunswick,
Glynn county, Ga. Apply
with full particulars to &C, "
Times-CaII Office.
Tie finest line o. Groceries ia the
city At Nussbaum's Dehoatessen store.
Nine different kinds Of Cheese on ice
a. Nussb sums dehcatessea store.
--------r
Fine smoked Salmon on ice, froeh
eyerv Monday, OF Nussbaum' DELEGATES
sens store.
THERE'S NO OTHER mace IN
TOWN.
To get satisfactory job in olesuing
aud dying than 81 Jim Carter's.
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TREASURY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office s pervIsi' g Architect, Wash
iogtln, D c. july 20 ,9oI,-sEALED
PROPOSALS will be received a. This
ofice until O'Clock p. m on the 20 tn
Say Of August, 1901, aad ,b,n opened
for toe Coz stfuotioo EXCEPT heating
apparatus Electric wiring and conduits
or'be U 5 Custom house. and Post
office a Brunsw OK, Ca, y scoordsuce
with tbs drswinRa. aud specification,
copies Of which may be had at THE
aiice, or the flee of Ire Postmeater
st B'uns~ick, Ga the discretion Of
he Supervising AT hitect
Jsms Kacx Taylor,
Supergising Architect
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w. J. Butts.
WORKING "a HOURS Day

There ls no rest for these tireless little
workers-Dr, Kings New Life Pill, Nil
lions are always busy, curing tor, Id liver
jaundice, billiousness, fever aud agUe
They Danish sick headache, drive out
malaria Never grippe or weaken. smsll
taste nice, W ork wonders. Try them 25e
a. ell druggist
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Fun All Day Long.


In recognition of the principle that
people attend fairs for the purpose Of
recreation, as we'll as for the purpose of
study. the management of the Southern
Inter State Fair. to be held at Atlanta,
Oct. o to 30. has determined upon an
extremely liberal policy as 30 free enter
tainment. IL has been customary in
tbs past TO have an open air concert on
the grounds at 1880 o'clock In the
morning, then there was an interval
until 3 o'clock, when the races bagzn.
This plan will be changed for the Fair
this fall. There will be something
doing" in the Amusoment line every
minute OF the day and night.
Starting &C ll:o0 O'Clock q. NJ, thers
will be continuous program OF high.
GLASS Rmusements. lasting until 1900
,. m. This will enable patrons OF the
Fair Co study exhibits, OF watch splendid
free performances, at any or all hours Of
the day and night. Some OF the best
and highest priced attractions now be.
fore the public viii be engaged by this
Fair management. and everything that
money and experience can accom- phsh
wall be done TO make the entire program
worthy, as we'll 90 interesting aE5
amusing.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-11

PAsTURAGE FOR STOCK i nave
a fine pasture Tor horses or ostt'e. al
dress II, Z. Bowers, CITY Arpiy a.
he Russell Place on CArtv Figh .o.d
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Query has fred the first gun.

It is generally thought that II N,
Henry G. Turner will enter the guber
Material race.
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COnstlpa ton,
HOW HE DOES TT.

Whg Jim CsFter ga.- Sd mach work
to do is beosuse be hires only finished
ts3lers ID do The work. His men are
well paid aud Away give good service.
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H. a CarttTs
Gen. Manager.

PLANT SYSTEM SCHEDULE.
no take eiTeot 70 0l a. NJ Sunday
Missy 90, 1901.
Leave Brunswick $50 a, m and
> $50 ?. N.
Arrive Brunswick $50 n. snd
80 ., N.
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The finest stock Of Canned Goods %
the oi'y AZ Nu.g5-ums Delcatesesn
store
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FOR RENT Lower floor Of largo
building, suitable for an ttioe, espeoi-
ally lumber Office. Address "Oiilce"
care Of TINES Call
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Fcesh Sa'am and Bologna on ice
fresh every Moncay, at Nussb lnm'i
delic .tesaen store
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The TiSnes.CaI VIII be delivered By carrier
ar mai per year, $500; per week ls cents. Cor
RESPONDENTS on live subjects solicited. Real
name Of writer should accompany same. Sub
scriptions payable in advance. Failure to re-
oeiye paper should be reported to the business
once. Address all communications to.
THE TIMES-CALL.
Brunswick, Ga
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Grepe lubllse Is delicious 81 Bsts'
f0untsin,
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers are requested TO notify the ono
shsn shey fail TO get any Issue Of the Times
OIL. Attention to this matter win be ap O.
slated by the publishers.
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sot GLOUCESTER ST.

Bkin affections viii readily disappear By
using Dewitt's witch Hazel salye, look out
oounterfeits. Ityou get D Wits you vii
get good rasults tits the quick and
positive cure for piles. " ], Butts
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Total numb .r of men employed. 2O3. 900
In the TIN Plate Company there is
but one non-unlon mill, tn Monessen
plant, The mills OF the Hoop Company
make cotton ties. and these mills are
chiefly union mills, and they are closed.
rnus far the lock ont has been applied
. IN Sc two companies and to tbs mills
Of The Sheet steel Company the cit
ostion Will be vastly changed between
the present tlne and next Monday
morning. for ali union workers have
eesn ordered OUT Of the trusts mills
ana she scope OF the trouble will tho'
begin 10 be de1aed.
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The New Y tha,
Schley's attorney will m AXE an aggce S.
i've fght on Samp on,
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SHIPPING REPORT
Corrected Daily by Capt. Otto Johannessn
Port OF Brunswick. August 10, 1901
ARRIVED

steamer Seminole, Bearse Boston, aud
sailed to return.
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Lemon BIiTiif


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mo7l !. x. : .. TO-DAY =ss3G :
remedy for regulating the
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-11

Warm sEring days produce feel Roin
drowsiness if the body is loaded with the
impurities OF winter diet Cleanse the
blood, liver and bowels with Priokly Ash
Biters IL creates energy aud cheerful
ncss.
W. J, Butts,
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MILLIONS USE CUTICURA SOAP

Assisted by CtrcuRA OINTMENT for preserving purifying and beau
fyng the skim for cleansing the scalp Of crs scaes and dam
druG the stopping Of falling hair for sotenng, whitening and
soothing red rough hands, for baby rasea, hngs and
cangs all the purposes of the toilet BATH and nursery
Millions Of Women in the form of baths for
annoying aons nhammaons and excavations for too free or
offensive pepaton in the form of washes for uceraye weak
nesses and for many ansepc purposes which readily suggest
and mothers. No amount of persuasion can
induce those who have used these great skin purifiers and heau
CuucuRA Soar combines delicate emoent
properties derived CUucURA great skin with the pur
cleansing Ingredients and the refreshing of flower odours
soap be compared with it for preserving,
purifying Identifying the skim scalp hair, and hands No
foreign domestic toilet SOAP however expensive is to be
compared for all the purposes of the toilet bath and nursery
combines in ONE Soar One PRcF, the skin and
complexion soap, and the toilet and baby in the world
Complete External Every HumouT,
Consisting of GUucuRA soar to cleanse the skin Of us
SAHA6GEkN NEST itching irritation and
THE SET e 6 asu6 ns Saane snd sSa .9p
lholhm
r.
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Try fruit sherbot Butts fountain j..
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steamer I He;s, (, for Brun.wiak and ST. simon
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W. J, Butts,
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snpergising Architect.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12
Lancaster Boys Good Luck.

The following from the New Or
leans Picayune, shows what honest
work and sobriety will do for man.
"W. G. Wherritt has been named to
succeed j. A. Ridgely as soliciting
freight agent Of the Louisville and
Nashville in New Orleans. The ap-
pOintment, which was ann Aced yes
terday by General Agent Omar H.
Bartlett, will give general satisfaction
1t will become effective Dec. 9. Mr..
Wherritt has been acting chief clerk
in the forwarding department. of the
Louisville and Nashville'S freight de-
pot here for some time, and has dis
played signal ability in the position.
He is native of Kentucky, and has
been in the Louisville and Nashville
service ever since he began his rail
road career. He began at the bottom,
and has carried his every promotion
10 the strictest sense of the word. lie
promises to be pleasant and valuable
acquisition to Mr.. Bartlett's working
force
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12

The Harris-ParkinSOn Stock Co.,
which closed three nights engage
ment at the Garrard Opera House
last night, was, so every one said, by
far the best troupe that has visited
our town. The company is evenly
balanced, and the actors are far
ahead of those usually seen playing
outside the large cities. The business
was unusually large, the house being
crowded at each performance. If
Manager Hughes will secure return
dates with this company, he can rest
assured his house will be filled at each
performance. They give the cleaneSt,
and, at the same time, best plays to
be seen. The SpecialtieS are eXcep-
tionalIy fine, and the absence of the
rag-time rot, so popular (?) of late, is
delightful, indeed. RObt. f Parkin-
son is the best comedian ever seen in
Lancaster He is a natural wit, and
does not have to push brick wall on
you to make you see the point. We
would like to make special mention of
each member of the company, but
lack of space fOrbids. Suffice to say if
the HarriS-ParkinSOn people visit our
town again. the S. r. o. sign will be
called into use each night.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12
A Delightful Smoke.

MesSrs. L. Newburger & Bro. the
widely-known and popular cigar ma
kerS, of Cincinnati, have just placed
upon the market a cigar that, is at
tracing much favorable comment
from the lovers of a high-grade, pleas
ant and refreshing smoke. 1t is call
ed the Santiago Club" and was an
original ten cent cigar, but the max
erS, to fill the demand for high-grade
five cent smoke, reduced the size of
the cigar slightly and the retailer can
now sell it Cor five cents, though the
margin is very close. The Santiago
Club" is an unusually free drawing CT
gar, and is the best favored we have
smoked. Local smokers are complete
ly captivated with it, and it is about
the most popular in town. THE REC
ORD would advise that you call at
Stormes' drug store and try SANTA
go Club, and if you don't say it's the
best smoke you ever had for the mon
ey, you are certainly hard to please.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12
Please Make Due Allowance.

1t is necessary for printing offices to
buy complete set of new rollers each
fall, in order to print first-class work.
These are made of a composition that
will not stand the racket unless bought
after cold weather sets in. AS the fall
was SO backward, we put off ordering
until recently, and the firm from
which we purchase is so crowded that
jack frost skilled" the rollers now in
use, and this issue is not what it should
be. We point with pardonable pride,
we trust, to the general appearance of
The RECORD, and it goes against the
grain to send out a poorly printed
sheet. Next issue, we will send you
one that blind man can read at a
distance of fifty yards. Try it.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12
o~>~>@>~>~>@>~>~S@S


An interesting meeting was held on
| Wednesday night, 4th inst, when sew
en- candidates were elected to member
ship, five of whom were initiated.
State Commander. M. F. Elkin, was
present, and exemplified the work. He
delivered an address which caused ev-
cry member present to be glad that he
was Maccabee. The order is twen-
ty-One years old, has an emergency
fund of 81, 100000, membership of
more than 500, 200, with a death rate
of only six to the 1000 members,
which makes it one of the few strong
progressive beneficiary orders of the
age. The amount collected for pro-
lection is in the reach of everybody,
and it pays all death claims and in
creaSeS the surplus fund each month.
1t gives protection at actual cost and
many of the best business men are ia
king advantage of it. After the meet
ing the members enjoyed an oyster
supper.
The lodge here is ninety-five strong
and others will soon be added A new
degree team was appointed and they
will soon be able to put the work on,
in an acceptable mannA. The order
has paid $4,000, 900 q benefits. The
following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, Lancaster Tent No. Is,
has been notified of .he death of Sir
1t. r. G. Hamilton, be it resolved, :
LIST. That We deeply lament his sud-
den departure from this temporal
Tent to the one eternal, and that we
indulge in the fond hope that he will
enter into the presence of the SUI
preme Commander of the Universe
and the myriadS of angels that keep
eternal watch about the great White
Throne.
End. That by his death this Tent
has lost true, worthy and an snthu-
SiaStic member, possessed of the nc
bleSt traits of character-truthfulu
and fidelity; to his neighbors true
friend, and his family a Gu ut COM
paniOn and support.
3rd. That We tender to the family
our sincere coincidence aud offer assist !
ance in bearing the burdens Of life:
4th. That these resolutions be pub
lished in THE RECORD and in The
Bee Hive. M. ID. Hughes, Jake Jo-
Seph, L. S. Elkin, COm'tee.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12
A Capable Official.

A fine picture of Police Judge E.
Brown, appeared in Saturdays Court
er-Journal. 1t is regretted that Judge
Brown will Vacate the bench shortly.
He has made one of the best judges
the town has ever had, discharging
his duties without fear or favor at all
times. Whenever a case came up for
trial before Judge Brown, he was sure
to do what he believed to be right, and
nothing could Swerve him from it..
Beside being a splendid Judge, he is
one OF Lancaster'S best citizens and
THE RECORD hopes he will soon be
again placed in some position of trust
by the people, as such conscientious
officials are few and far between.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12
Unique Ticket.

Danville NewS:-Judge Saufley has
always got vein of humOr in his
makeup, and it displayed itself in
very unique manner the other day
when he was asked for ticket to the
hanging of Quinn. The law requires
him to delegate ten witnesses to the
execution and a certain Danville man
being cOgEizant Of this fact, asked
him for a ticket TO it. With his uSu-
al levity, when off the. bench, the
Judge gave the ticket which reads:
admit Mr.. to the
hanging of Reuben Quinn. If said
said Quinn is not hung, hang the
bearer"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1901-12-12
Ever Think Of This!

The following from the Danville
Courier, is gospel truth, word for
word:
A person who has never been in a
telephone exchange has no idea of the
amount of work done or of the pa
thence required to be an operator. On
ly woman makes good operator. A
man would ''fy off the handle" and
swear, hundred times day: and the
woman must have an angelic temper
or esen she will lose it nearly as often.
When central is called little flap.
with the number on it, falls, and when
a rush comes those flaps fall with the
most remarkable rapidity and steadi-
ness. Each person who has called ex-
poets to be answered at once and if
the operator does not drop everything
else and answer him, then he Frances
around, makes the air blue and grinds
his telephone like it was coffee mill
1t never occurs to the average user of
the telephone that there are perhaps,
two or three dozen people ringing
central at the same time he is, and
each one wanting to be answered at
once. He loses patience and it is all
right but if the hard worked girl in
the central Office loses her patience
ever SO little,, he gets madden and
goes to manager with a ''kick." She
has hundred times more to try her
patience but the user never thinks of
this. A visit to the exchange would
be revelation to most people. The
night of the Y. M. G. A.-C. U. foot
ball game, the writer was in the office
waiting for a message. He was there
about half an hour and IN that time
the girls told forty-seven subscribers
the score of the game. They probably
had twice as many calls for the same
thing, later. On an average they
have $500 calls during the day. Just
think of this the next time you are
provoked at the telephone and you
will have some sympathy for the girls.
Try little patience and politeness
and you will find that it pays; you will
get better service and the girls will
appreciate it. You are worried and
cross If you have to answer few doz-
en- calls day. Suppose your telephone
rang once every ten seconds, why you
would smash the whole apparatus, and
Kick holes in the wall. The exchange
girl is human and has just as much
temper as you. Whensyou are ont OF
temper don't take it out on central
but hang up the receiver and then
cuSS.