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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
fylEy OF THE WEEK.
AN AVERAGE BUSINESS.
. s,an, Wheat and Oats Have Led
Vo'' ~, Advances-Other Important
Fsstures-Outside Notes.

- ,holcsaIe market has experienced
~ ',,,,ups developments during the week.
~. ,bers have been many periods Of
W .cbyity considering the season there
hs'' IAN none Of steadier tone in the
wv ,rIet trading. Many Of the orders
va "A we're for delivery for holiday trade
80 NJ volume of this buying has no doubt
Y. the size of immediate shipments.
i. ..,olutIon which has been worked in
.1,ton market Is also expected to be
....,.a in the wholesale business during
s,,orce of the month and the freer
'- ,.,t superlnduced for this commodity
~, "a Christmas causes the merchants
\. ,ook forward to the coming trade with
~. abstraction. The undouhted short
I. n the crop, however presents the
~, threatening specter to the business
'...,s hut the advent of new industrial
'..,.,ees IN this section has diminished
N, e,iamlty beyond the injury II formerly
soald have worked.
e.,n and hay led In the price advances
!, me seven days Bran, wheat shorts
"a sacked corn each have gone &c higher.
r,r chops are selling 5dGc better and
~ have advanced 2IA@5c. Texas eggs
:, ,,o bringing Sc more and the demand
,,rr strong at that Hog meats and
N went notch higher. Sweet potato
|, osies came "a very heavily in tho frst
|,a Of the week an" Weakened the sltua-
M, col sderably. Home grown cabbage
~, sold more extensively locally and
IAttry has met with good reception
hu the dealers. Cranberry stocks have
~ better cited to the wants of the
I,R Michigan navy beans have come
m the market. New crop Messlna lem
N, have traded freely, further shipments
IN California navel oranges have arrived
NJ 40 excellent lot of New York cntawba
hngs The dealers are well prepared 10
k.A the calls upon them for fruits and
&rsdgce Of almost any variety, but the
&.tpIes on any commodity are not known
II, Be overly large.
\ California navel oranges have been
|slftsd down Doc
ne primary markets were again report
hgheT on hog meats, but not sufficient
u 70 affect quotations
a he Houston Produce and Commission
|fpplny will have In carload of Cali.
4ia navel oranges Monday.
ElllmsOn, DIESEL Gardner will unload
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The New orleans Market.

Now Orleans. December Z Trading In
rough rice Wus again s8tt owing to the
meager offerings consequent 90 the con
tlnned light receipts The clean rules very
strong for al grades Clean rice IS arm
al quotations with a fair volume Of busl-
ness Receipts from country mills continue
moderate. The receipts today were 3o6s
sacks OF rough ana nIi pockets Of clean.
Thr sales today ut beard OF trade were
1919 pockets of clean and 1911 sacks ~
rough ~ which 33i sacks were Honduras
and i2G sacks ~ domestic japan
clean rice firm on low, low and fancy
grHddf Actual sales aft5sc, Rough rice
very suenE. Actual sales Honduras e.. 500
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Ouininc 4Od42c per ounce bottle; NOR
rhine S425Q2JO per ounce. cocaine, 5000
per ounce; borok, sl2c per pClud In 100
castor oil Sl.2O pei gallon in 5sall9n
packages: epson salts Sl75 per 100 IN
Earrc,s alcohol, So 100000 per gallon. sui
phpr SOS per 100 NJ barrels alum, 2iac
bcr pouud In barrels; s1ltpeter. &c per
mound M barrels; camphor. zoe. wood alco
hoI. 500: gum opium 50 IS, powdered
oplum, S4s5; c1rbp'lc acid, pM42c per
rourd in bottles calcium carbide, S. 20
her 100 delivered Texas common railway
uoiuTe
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New York. December THE cotton mar
ket opened nrm and up 3 20 II points on
very active buying 10 cover some NJ the
bigger short accounts which wifhstood The
bull movement Of the early week General
country buying and confident support from
enthusiastic room bulls did much go give
the market a healthy appearance. Spcoua
tion gave evidence or broadening and com
mission houses were busy an through the
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session, While proht.taking was Induleea
w freely on the advance hy the Investors
VINO were far-sghted enough to buy cot
lon before the burenu statement made rs
appearance the public picked No MANY
moderate amounts OF March and Mny
ne DOMINATING Influences were huliish
cables and reports that Southern spot mar.
kets were hardening on urgent demand
from exporters. Receipts at the ports were
snleiler than last Saturday and lars year
ahn cron Information was huliish The
weather South was clearing and colder over
pretty much the entire belt
=. nc market closed firm, with prices IL to
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. December Z Butter-- Firm.
creamery liW24i3. dairy 1900. Cheese
steady. H4Mloh Eggs Firm fresh -
Sow YORK. December z Eges Receipts
tj3G packages market firm State and
Pennsylvania 2GWT2, Western at mark 70.
Southern nt mark aOu25
ST. Louis December T. Poultry steady
chickens 6. springs turkeys Ws17, ducks
W07; geese 1905. Butter Steady cream
cry 2On2lis dairy l5n2O Eggs STEADY .
Kansas city, December 7.-Eggs- Firm.
fresh q.
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ST Louis, December Cattle Receipts
lio, Including - Texans Market steady
20 strong Naive shipping aud export
steers ,UdGll -, top being obtained for
fancy heavy grades, with the general run
. iO1G 10, dressed beef aud butchers steers
S,puVl1 -; steers under 1000 pounds . s5ef
d. ~, sttckers and feeders . .3ldIS. 10. COWS
and heitcrs 0VUa "; bulls iu5t3 20;
Gamers I 1ON2 So Texas and Indian Steers
t.uO0fa -, fed 250t 30; grass COWS and
heltcrs > 8uN3 40, Hogs Receipts 4iU,l
Market sc lower PIGS and lights b. S5sl
6,tn; packers N.0V0iN 10, butchers q. 1915
q IS. Sheep Receipts 20oO Market steady
Muttons a.S5Gt3 Ia' lambs 2iG}5. 10, culs
ana bucks U0N3, 10
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GOOD DEMAND FOR WOOL.
Competition for the 1886 Bales Of
fered al London Was Spirited.

feFed at London was opiritec.
London, December Z The offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted 70 j.
nc bales Competition was spirited, There
was an excellent demand from the home
trade FOR New Zealand merinos and Ger
mnny bought Queensland secured ana Vie
toiia greasy freely An occasional purchase
~ superior cross breeds by American buy
e.s caused keen competiiicn and m up
ward tendency to prices During the week
t2s 90 tales were offered, OF walch iloU
u.,re Withdrawn. Next week 6l.aDo bales
viii De offered Following are today's
sales IN detail.
Nea suuth Wales 2i0U halCs; secured
Ti.sLls sgd; greasy 2llsG21sd.
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frr., =.
IN, .Nndddd.inoN-Powder, per keg, S4.OO;
NJ pysN Z, 1s' 81 60 per key; drop shot,
Ess,VS.N-E1tra short clear tr socts
tslIsS ' t tisssaliass' 1lhc; boxed, 1ic high
EgNs YIN AND TIEs-Bagging. 2,lb.
\ ~. 81 Arrow ties, less Than car.
aynS lsoIn Houston. Sl.35.
NJ euGk' wrapped, basis "a No .,
-ibeI lo' No. I, full weight. basis
,rlS.5 1, Per 10 special sizes 1Sc high
AynIr oi-a loo, as TO quality.
Inn x.iastar, fun weight l1lhc; Gran
8NiNT sp5t, lie; Electric Lights, 9I5c.
4 ii mo no Srtland, $2.75a325; Rosen.
: fI.s,Ei.E s ,a, fair sHasBc; prime qua
n III al1SsaqlVhc; fancy, 1lm'1oiIc. Pea.
8a. Srbr:y, Cordoya, l3l5c: Roasted
n i9e SoNAAles Ariosa, basis l0O-lb
n Gid se SayylNyered; Apex, IL. 4Oc; Lion
4 llsrhs Mocha and Java, lib cans,
t+B pals ia, Sava blend, Lib cans, 2-lb
Na1LhS-- AB c Soda b,,, hoxos
n 4; c resr,' per dozen, s5c; ginger
sad junbiss, &c; stage planks, 6iac;
"a & SsSsls 4s-!b sacks: Fancy high
ssue $40; 24,lb SACKS ien rs 49, ho.
n 1olF In wood, l5c per barrel
'as.ssAAc EolI GooDs-erIts. bom.ny
tssri MAJ slii' IN 40-lb sacks. per snck.
d favsm' In S6-lb sacks. ~ 80 per
#.i ests ssacks; Scotch oats 81 10.
|&sgt esfs SS,UQ; Columbia oats. 50 G5
lsctaRss S.eS; Hecker's buckwheat,
Fl lat iliiA -eeq fierce. compounds sun
q s'as. ,n iitse 5O-lb cans, l4c higher
"A = hghat. ID cans, PC higher; 5-lb
N s-Sland,rSS I2 cans. lc higher.
Inns o. SS'fa' Exc; fancy, i2&a13c:
H. 'llS' n,Oo per barrel; cooperea.
cam barrels, eOa75c n.r ro,,or
"a Nj, extracted, 5Tec ner S3nDd
n pouSd m 12.lb cans extrsctcd
a lsSFsa sections, l26Isc Nnae'ou'
Il si6sie. "sJsoolled, fair. 16Mdlsc:
';'isp. 5sS9solee, 25195c; fancy new
Asoe' pure new crop syrup.
Il MIKE Eagle, Sc. 1871 90;
<<ss a ~ 10; Dime, 81. SOS. 40:
teS-i 80; Winner. 81 251i4 35,
"a eelrh, ieil weight, 4-oz. s5SJq0c:
= llh Nyhto ~, 81 6ldI1 20: i-lb. 5-oz
"a S1oOc. neignt. a5td6Oc; bib light
h.. lunch oysters, LIB, 5-oz,
q n y s,gallon kegs. 81 90; 10.
siyis e rbbls. IS 90; plnts.
~ kea,faVo quarts. Ameican
SID. In I'm SO 20; i-gallon Amer.
,Sastfa f.ncs,.a lion hexagon. 81. 20.
~ Mad nesd. 6ltd6isc: choice.
Sssi q nancy imported. Ga
OaIis TIA iOc. Manila.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

u e0mparlsOn OF thr.p OnrtofIons eho,,
I.,y advantages In fIyor af Hons,Sn S 49, y" y,
I~.se1. nas1-,. -. w % iiVuS1oH "S d
y. ,s, ~ Ian,. men the buyer con
E.s,,o1sirs tr oentn's 70 ne derived IRON
aSs lIelsnl rates ae viii ind that
s,st., rH1 ~ 'I ~ udotao'e Dsures at othry
,,ssp,tr ,e ,omet 'HS price uhaiiy palI
Pa's amOlg Houston Wholesale merchants
n ue revised daily.
,C,V~D-- Coons
'rINNrn G ra,.. ~ GOoDS'
IN 49,. NJ II Apples, Bib, 00cg
~ pusSPpies' sliced 81 lU' eyeiess ana
III p.as si''S ~, "a extra SraLed, $@:uV4
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AN IMPROVEMENT IN CATTLE.

Hogs Receipts eo.ooo, Market SeSioc lower
for bulk 81 sales. Mixed butchers 5Ssf
y: 70, good 10 choice heavy b. s5fi6 ln
Sheep Receipts 1900. sheen aad lambs
steady. Good &c choice wethers Z. 50i4 iA,
fair to choice mixed . 7JQa So: westcre
Western lambs = 0oSiA Is
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DRIED rRI1Ts AND WITS.

APPLES-FuUcy eyapOrated. 5O-lb boxes,
9isc lib cartons. fancy. lClsci cartons,
choice, 915c: choice ev3pcrNted, sac; san
dried Ga
APRICoTS-Pe H. loose. 10}5G1lo.
CITRON--ln 10Th boxes, lac.
CURRANTS-25-lb boxes. cleaned, bulk,
slIGPc: lib cartons. 0iadilc.
DATES-f-lh packaCes. Tlad6lsc, Fard
dates nc: Hallowei bulk, 60h boxes, 5djc.
Imported. 12Iad15c.
PEACHES-C hoice new stock, SAq9c.
boxes. 81 6j; q, boxes, J.. /. raislns, 6jt
$50. a-crovn T.. VI. 'aisins 50-lh boxes.
Elt66c. Scr /. NJ. 6l2aiIc.
PRIMES California. 0O-1OOs Aye; 80
oOS Sc: ?O-S0s, 5lac 6O-7Os &C. 80 COS. exc
40-50S. nc. oil,
NIT'fS- Brazil, 18d17c per ID alherts. Sic
r1ts fancy hand picked, j&N6c; No .
4s,mhc Jumbo. 6diisc, almonds. Taragon@.
1fdl7, per N in sacks; California almonds
15c: recans new crop, ll1l8c
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NBw ORLEANS
- ~ - ANNs
lSpeclal 30 The Post. J

New Orleans, December THE New Or
leans 1.-Two stock exchange reports.
Market closed nearly bare OF cattle large
and small; outlook favorable for desirable
grades. Hogs In fun supply and duh
sheep, butchers supplied Tor the present,
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WIRE NAILS T. 90 base per kcg
BARBED WIRE -- Galvanized Gldden.
sd So n,r 100 lbs galvanized Baker, per-
fect $3.50 per 100 lbs
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PAINrs. oIL An GLAss.

White lead. .per cwt, strictly pure, 81 59i
setcnd grade SO %: third grade, 500
Turpentinr. pee case. two 5-galion cans
S. u: barrel lots, 1870 per gallon. YIN
Vtssnaflsn reds De- cwt. 81 20: yellow ochre,
nfr cwt. 81 %. LInsced oil best. boiled,
f5SIlSc. Ready mixec fouse paints 81 W.
81 10 pec gallon according 70 hranl' ,nih l
eral paints Toe per gallon Nindow glass
$40 Def cent Oh january list
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PRODUCE

BEESWAS-PrIme Texas, 22423c per
pound ...
Bayou, &c: Enr'ish dried. 3lic. pink, ic;
hack eyes, 4Au5c; Michigan navy, &c;
California navy, 4l4Qilac. snaps, $lyJ per
bushel; wax, $50 per bushol; California
BUTTER-Blue star. 2la22c dairy $50
1qG Elgin creamery, 2Sd29; Texas bricks
l5G14e oleomargarIlne - Lincoln In, Soi iIS
prints, 1sc; Moxley's special iSe: CRYSTAL
Gem and country rolls l9c: Empire state
special. l5c; special Blue star lst; E,gin
dairy bricks, 100; Ideal lie; Purity Cream
cry. 20 and 30-b tubs, 22c; lib prints, 2ic.
Elgln creamery, solids. 1Sc.
NRRAGE-2c.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolf.
15c; Wisconsin t'tll cream daisies, i've;
Wisconsin half cream, 12lg@l3c.
EGGS-Kansas, nc; Texas cold storage,
KRAGT@Ncw, in half barrels SO ooa
01SNIoNs-Per pound, sa8Ac.
PEPPER-Chile, new, l5dlec per To-;
b9ScE isT96gR9gorsi d }5S; % according 70
quality; Colorado, 81, 15d1. 90.
PEANUTS-Jumbos, per pound. dd6isc,
fancy henpecked No. l. 5AG5i9c,
oceans New Texas, per lb. IN. l5c.
roULTRY-Chickens. hens good, 81 .25d
2.75. frvers, large. 50 25N3 %; bro'lers,
81 1912 %; mixed lots, 81 2JGi2. Is; cocls,
large, old $50: ducks. large. S2.5Oq3 -;
geese, full feathered. S3T5d4.50; turkeys,
hens, IS 0Dd6 80; turkeys; gohnlers' So. JO4
10 90; young turkeys, So 2jd3 q.
SWEET POTATOES-Pu and vel
low vans $4,000 buTel; white yams,
RELATIONSHIPS Mexico is.bushel has
kets. 81 coal 80; Texas. 30 bushel basket,
CELERY 49, Colorado white. per bunch,
GC0T5c: fancy California. 6o0Tj'.
CAl'IlFLoWER-F1ncy California, per
crate S2.65@2.75
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or GALVESTON, December :.

ARRIVED,
IS. Concho lAml, New York
SIS. Bernard HaH .Br), Liverpool.
CLEARED
IS Coma lAmJ. New York.
SIS. Barton BE-, Hamburg.
SAILED
SIS. Comal tAml, New York.
IS. Barton tBr,l, Hamburg.
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APPLEs-Fancy Ben Davis s.. ~, ,f.,, iv.,
faaey vine saps, IS. 25a5. SOL New McKee,
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Vessels Destined for Galveston.
STEAMSHIPS
independent ' sC,iooNeHi6i aIumor, lrai


Receipts today Of wheat Cars
Gulf Colorado and Santa re .,.....-
Missouri, kansas ana Texas ...,....,.. 20
Total ,....,... ..................... "a
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"u York. Devrmhrr T., Rice quiet DO
.u" f3Ir .o extra i06'a iupHu 44u1I
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ROUGH-CLEAN RICE MARKETS.


$50; domestic Jupau S. 6oV2 "a other
quotations unchanged
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03
NOTICE
A New Soda Water Business.

Mr.. John E. Dubberly the popular
citiz N aud busipets man of this city
will this week open s1da water bot
Iling works, under the mans of The
GLOBE Bot Jog Works" He hiss pur.
chased new ana improved outfi aud
will make pure goods. He wIil manu-
facture the b.st soda water, sci ar,
birch beer, etc., ever made in this
state, and guarantees TIA prompt at
tention will bs given by all his en-
ployes to the customers at any time
they are called upon, whether mer.
chants or private families. All ne ask!
Ia part Of the public patronage. Spe-
cial st'ention given to country trade
- Ad.
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CITY COURT IN SESSION.
A Number of Criminal Cases Were
Disposed of Yesterday.

Tne city court was convened yeRter
day morning by Judge Sparks and the
criminal oOcket was ttken up. The
following cases were Opposed OF dur
ing the day: State VS.. William Adams,
trespas'; plea of guilty. Sentence to
ten m .nths on the caaingsng or fine
OF 800 and cost.
State vs.. John freeman, larcenoy
from the house; verdict Of guilty
Sentence of ten months on the chair.
gang or iue Of $75 aud cost.
Siatevs. w. a. Story, l.rcencY from
the house; verdict of NOT guilty.
State vs.. Robert Jones, assault and
battery; verdict Of not guilty
state ys. Chss. Kerby, carrying
pistol conceived; verdict Of guilty
Sentence Of twelve months on tn,
chan gang ora fine Of 800 and cost.
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WORKING "a HOURS A DAY.

There is no rest for these tireless little
workers-Dr; Kings New Life Pill, Mil
lions are always busy, curing torpid liver,
jaundice, billiousness, fever ard sgue.
They Danish sick headache, drive out
malaria. Never grippe or weaken. Small,
taste nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c.
at all druggist
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CHEAP RATES VIA. SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

To Buffalo, N. Y, on account of the
Pan.Amerioan exposition. For tickets
good returning until Nov. /, $46.4G
reund trip. For tickets good retu FDipg
fifteen daS from date of ssie $40.65.
To M4ooD, Ga, sud return, one fare
for tn. round trip; tickets on sale Ooto-
bss 81 and %. with final limit Nevem-
bsr |
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NEGROES HAD A BIG TINE.
Labor Day Was Appropriately Celebrated
by Them in Brunswick.

BeuBswick's celored population was
10 all their glory yesterday and they
spent glorious Gay at the fair grour DIS
The large paraas was formed about
Ii o'clock and with Two bands all he
color ed unions marched 10 the fair
grounds, where they remained ustil
LATE in the afternoon. Amusems q ia
we're plentiful and all the psop ls seem
ed to have enjoyed Themselves Re-
freshments were served on toe groun dS
and the large crowd took dinner on
the grounds. The horse races was
probably the most interesting event
on the program, and with several lucsl
horses In the race, considerable betting
WAS going on. The two bands were Gu
hand the entire day and kept the GROW d
lively with music. All in all, The day
wss very appropriately celebrated By
the colored people.
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Skin affections viii readily disappear By
using Dswitg's witch HAZEL salye, look cut
co0nterteits. Itvou get D Wits you vii
get GOOD results, is the quick sad
positive cura Tor piles, ". J, Rots's
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WAN iED.-A few table b0ar6ers
Table furnished with the best the mar
ket Sff ,rds. Reasonable ra' es.
Miss J. G. Tisop,
2i0 Reynolds ST.
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w A.NT.l..ElE:,D!
All the second hand
organs in town, and all the
second hand furniture,
stoves, etc, Phone l44-2.
j. w. WATKINS,
2O8 Bay street.

The Hessie will run another cf their
excursions 10 st. Simon Sunday. Boat
leaves at 8 a. m. and . D. NJ. leaves ST,
Simon II a. N, snd IN.
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Mr.. W. Baxter of North Brook, N. @.
says he suffered with piles for fifteen years
He tried many remedies with no result
until he used Dewitt's witch Halle Save
Anc mat quickly cure him. W. J. Blu t
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For SALE.

FesthaT beds, two cotton mattresses
made TO order, one wslaut chamber
suit, ? lot OF odd disbss, s3ms cooking
utensils, one pisno sto1l--w slnu. ana
ggeen plush,
Miss J. c. Tison,
2loRssaciia.
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BITS OF NEWS FUR
THE HASTY READER
Things About People You
Know
SMALL CITY HAPPENINGS
A Batch Of News Picked Up Here
and There By Times-Call
J Reporters.

Miss Lizzie Froneberger, with her
little neios, Miss Florie Hart who has
been visiting Mrs. G. w. Cline for 3
couple Of weeks, returned to her home
In arleston, 8. c., Sunday morning.
superintendent Haines, Of the Plant
System. with headquarters In Way
GROSS, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Nat Solomon, Of Savannah, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. Ed. Cohen spent yesterday in
Savannah.
Mr.. E. W. Carroll, of Jackson. Ga,
was among the visitors TO the city yes
tevdsy.
Mr., J. 8. Daniels. of Atlanta, spent
yesterday in the city.
The county commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
cpurt house this morning.
Mayor Emanusl's police court was
fairly well attended yesterday morn
ing
The Mallory ship did not arrive yes
terday. The ship is . chartered ons
this week and did not leave New York
uutil Saturday, and may NOT arrive un-
til tomorrow.
Mr.. B r. Richardson, of Fernac .
dina, was visitor to the city ester
day.
Miss Lucille Carter, OF Macon, is
spending some time in the city, the
guest of Mrs. Hattie Latimer.
Miss Mamie Buoksbaum has returned
to her home In Tampa, after a pleasant
visit,to Brunswick, the guest of Miss
Ida Berchardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Rosenbaum have re-
turned to their home in Pine Bluffs,
Atk.
Miss Annie O'Connor is now spend
ing some time the guest of friends in
Chattanooga.
The Woman's Foreign Missiooerv
society of the First Methodist church
were entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. G. R. Jackson at her hlme on
Union street.
Mr.. g. j, Orr leaves this week for
Savannah, whers be has accepted a
position in the public schools of that
city.
The buildings, fencing, gates, etc.
on the lot corner Gloucester snd Rey-
nolds streets, will be solo friday at ii
O'Clock on the premisss A good op-
portunity TO secure haosa aud BALD
lag material.
SHIPPING REPORT
Jorraatai Ds;ly Av G.oks ntt, y.k,,.,,.,, |
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03
Next to Fleming & Waff's $. ]
Phone 255-2,

All Straw Hats worth 81 so, 81 %,
81 for 500 ST Hsller's.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

SOC Felt Hats Tor 80, e Hellsr's.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

Ad.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

The county commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
court house this morning.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

ARRIVED
Nor. bark Record, Johannesen, Ctonstad,
ESl. 50 FelG Hats for SIC aC Heller's.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

Mr.. J. 8. Daniels. of Atlanta, spent
yesterday In the city.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

Mayor Emsnusl's police court was
fairly well attended yesterday morn
ing
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-03

Corrected DSily By dAps,, Otto Jchsnnossu
: Pert Of Brunswick. Sept, ? 1909
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-18

Hon. A. NJ. Smith, Principal Fuller
Academy, Of Veazey, Ca, writes;
'tAHoW me please 10 express 70 you
my sincere thanks for your wonderful
Bfe-gfVing medicine, Pergna.
"For tire pasf fwo or three yesrs
have been troubled With neuDGSneSs
sf tines resulting in almost nervous
PUSfrafioH. Recently Rave Hsd very
sewers ettsGks and WaS induced 6y a
friend 10 try PenHa. This I have
done with more than satisfactory re-
suits and consider PeruEa fhe best
medicine on the market f0-dsy for
WHIST IL Is recommended
s'I have a brother who thinks IL Is
fhe greatest thing IN fhe world. To
all wf5o sGffer with HerTyOus1ess in any
form would say use Psruna'. WITH
best wishes and may fhaukS for your
splendid medicine, / remain sincerely,
"a. II. Smith.
Hon Martin ". Wheelook, Of Mont
peher, Vt, in a letter TO The Peruna
Medicine Co., says:
at have always had a strong antipa-
thy against giving any testimonial IN
regard to proprietary medicine, but
after hinvestigat atfon 7 was convinced