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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
500 Reward $500

The readers Of this per vii be
pleased - learn that there is IT
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in al its
stages, aud that is eatarrn. Halt
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ternity. Catarrh being "a iconstitu
tional disease requires constitu
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Cure is taken internally. acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the di-
scasc, and giving the patient strength
By building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors nave SO much faitl
In its curative powers that they OF
fer One Hundred Dollars for an,
case that If fais to cure Send fol
list of testimonials. Address
+. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Greenvilie Cornice & Roofing Works

The Greenville Cornice & Roofing
Works is the style of new firm that
has recently located in this city and
whose place CT business is at I'll
Main street
The firm Is owned by ]. T. Meal
pin, Of Greenwood, and he employs
none but experienced, pratical and
scientific men, and makes a speciality
Of roofing, cornice work, sky lignrs
and do general sheet metal bust
ness
The work done by this firm Is
strictly frstJclass in every respect
and guarantees any and all work done
by them Mr.. McAlpin IS member
of the Greenwood business league
and comes 10 our city with the very
highest OF credentials, not only as 4
business man, but socially as well.
Greenville always welcomes citizens
OF this kind and it i with pleasure
that we welcome the new firm, and
from the amount of contracts al
ready received and which they arr
rushing through on time, we predict
a successful business for them.
Anyone wishing work done i'll theil
line can telephone to their office,
phone No 50, and representative
will call on you immediately and
submit prices. etc.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
WILLIAM D.
UPSHAW

We are pleased to note that this
most interesting lecturer and ell
tertainer is TO be in ctr city today
ard that he will appear twice i.nde:.
the auspices OF our prohibition
friends
Mr.. Upshaw is tie editor Of tie
Golden Age, sprightly journal pHb-
lished in Atlanta in the interest O.
temperance, and a Georgia wit and
hun1orist OF note
Those who have had an oppors
tunify to near him report that Mr.
Upshaw is most sifted and amus-
ing speaker He recently spoke e !
vast sudisnee which hliea g svsr.
flowing the Hall Of Repre- entativ-
- It jackson and kept il IN per
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
feet gale OF laughter FOR more tl.4n

ittl SA1t III idLS lOI more Ii III
an hour
This evening at & O'Clock Mr.. Up
shaw will speak in the Grand OPP
era house and we hope that ali OF
our citizens will GO TO hear li..1.
Liquor dealers and their friends viii
DC just as welcome as any Others,
and they need have no fears Of be-
ing offended, for the speaker has nj
harsh words for those whose bust
ness he opposes. Moreover. all
wha5 attend Will be highly enter
tanned and greatly amused The
press or the South has said much in
compliment OF Mr.. Upshaw and
Senator Bob" Taylor Of Tennessee
says: "de is the only man who has
ever drawn bigger crowds than I
have UP among my native mount
aims
Mr. Upshaw will speak in the
Baptist church this afternoon at
3 80 and the public Is cordially in
vited to attend this meeting also.
Both lectures are free to the entire
public, and members 'of all church
Is and members OF no churches are
cordially invited and can attend with
perfect freedom. fur the meetings
are not church meetings We sin
cerely hope that our people will give
the gifted Georgian an enthusias tic
reception
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Bishop futile, of Missouri.

Has been policy holder in the
the Phoenix Mutual Lie Insuranee
Co, fer forty-four years He is so
well satisfied and pleased that he has
expressed himself in glowing terms
in communication to the company, Z
copy of which is in possession OF
the undersigned, who will be pleas
ed at any time to write you life. fire
or accident policy. E. II Wool.
with Geo. Wfleatley. 2-2-os
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
At Fifty Years of Age

You can secure a gilt edged policy
nor $1,000 in the Phoenix Mutual
Lie Insurance Company for SEQ $
per year. At forty. FOR 5000: al
twenty-five for Sl2.fS Dividends
are declared anaually. which decreas'
the premiums each year, Tor fur
ther information sec Z. Il. Wooif
viii, Geo. Geo. Wheatley. eS e,v
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

CIT Of nearly 100000 in the
army appropriation bill IS the net re-
suit OF weeks OF consideration OF
that measure by the house eouami;
tee on military 'sffasrs. which has
concluded lis deliberations and has
agreed 10 report the bill
Tie Democrats OF Bowling Green
and Wagren counties, Kentucky. arc
ening a monster petition to demo
cratic representatives at Frankfort re
guessing Than they cease voting isr
Mr. Rcclehanr for United States seae
ar4r Ballot after ballot has been
taken with Beekham in the lead bit
without enough votes 10 elect i II.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

The president has signed a procia-
nation creating additions n the Trim
IT. National Forrest, California,
amounting to 35o,4zI acres.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Advertising Rates on Application
Sunday, February 9, 1908.

The new armoured cruiser South
Dakota Will have her first govern
ment trial trip on February Is at
San Francisco
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

Miss Ella Patterson. Of Padueah.
Ky, has brought suit against the
Pullman Company and tne Illinois
Central Railroad Company Tor s. ooc
daeraecs alleging that a male pas
senger had attempted to enter her
berth. and when she called for 90
the conductor refused 10 pat him OUT
IF the drawing room in which the
berth was located
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

In a speech in the senate Senator
Culberson declared that the secretary
Of the treasury. by his report to tina
senate. had raised an issue OF tact
as TO whether national banks in New
York used the $z5,ooo.ooo OF public
money deposited with them for spec
ultive purposes, or whether the nor
ey Was used to meet the demands Of
outside. banks for reserve purposes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

and now offers for sale
I-8 H. P. Upright Steam Engine
I-3x4 Steam Engine.
I-6xIo Steam Engine. -.
Ia Ia Fairbanks Gasoline Engine.
10 H. p. BARRIERS Gasoline Engine.
I-6 III. p. Barber Gasoline Engine.
rs H. p. Slower Engine.
- H. p. Union Iron Works Gaso-
line Engine.
I-I5 H. r. Kurner Gasoline Engine.
III Ia H. p. Gasoline Engine, suit
able for Skiff.
1-Worthington Steam Pump
4Lzx23<x4.
TOO light dynamo. complete.
I-16 Light Dynamo Complete.
desk Fans.
Iron Safe. 4ox36.
leon Safe. 3oxIe.
a--Natiounl Cash Registers.
ia II. P- Stons City Gasoline En-
cine. s.sx
1--16 foot oasoline Launch.
mo. Second Hand Underwood
Typewfiter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

Telephones:
Circulation and News. No. 2oo i
Society ...... No. 1922 Rings /
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
He DID NOT LIKE
THE OVATION AND
LEFT QUICK
A SECOND FIRE ExTINeUIsHER
MAN THOUGHT PEOPLE ACTED
RANGELY AND FASTENED
OUT OF THE CITY.

Brunswick was VISITED one day last
week by another representative ii a
are eNDngmsher company-5ur he
was not uere No.y 49,.
q his agent was Lot aval of the
tact ,nat A f. bennett ~44- ts...r0 90
The city last a!ynaa., r-.. - A
oompan. uad lesl n.s A4--- 4u ..as
IN the cly ia / totally misses
The second eNtnsu-.. aan
shortly after airiy.a4 n,.- -3e
down Newcastle Street W.. ,he i4Jlle
eNtiueuisher under h.a arm re
wondered as he passed people why
they TUNED around and looked at
him. Some OF them would put their
heads together and talk, others would
point at him, and the second ageut
really did not know what t3 make
OF the strange action of the Bruins
wick people. OF course, seeing him
With the eXtiuguishe. they naturaliy
thought he was bennett.
The man proceeded TO the building
0f the Downing Company ana there
he asked one Of the clerks What
the matter with the people Of this
city Haven't thay ever seen IL fire
extinguisber before? Why almost
every person / passed ON tn way
down here took "a second lock at
me. scme seemed to hasten ont of the
way; Others followed me: Che little
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
JEW WISH EASTER.
PASSOVER WEEK
ONE OF THE MOST SACRED prP.
io0s OF JEWISH cALANoER
BEGINS TOMORROW.

The Jewish Easter or Passover
week will be ushered in tomorrow
Wednesday evening, and viii last
according to the custom Of Reform
, e"s seven days, while eight davs ie
the period observed by the Orthodov
Jews This feast Of Passover is tho
second in Importance IN the Jewisb
annual festive cycle. Only unIeav.
ened bread is used in the bonseo ~
Plous israalites during the period
mentioned The deIverance ram
i-g@pi' he dawn of liberty and tbo
formation Of the Jewish tribes into )
nation, are commemofatad on thfs
isasl by pious Israel an over fbo
s'oOe. ~ the local Jewish eennls
appropiiate services win be c2nd,'ct.
- by me Rev T. Sch eirber of Sayan.
,'an, l. on Wednesday evnung at s and
81 thursday morning al 1O NJ
Importance and sinidcance Of fbo
name Pashove" win be the snpiect 81
ne rabbi address on wedneed.v
evening. The public is invited and
al comers VIII b welcomed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
BENNETT IS TAKEN
To ATLANTA BY
A FRIEND
MAN WAS SUBJECT TO SUCH AT,
TACKS, HAVING SUFFERED FOUR
OF THEM DURING The PAST
FEW YEARS.

\. +. Dennct. tneLre extnguish-
en- representative, who lost his mind
III tbs city last week and who was
confined in the city gail for three or
-four days, was carried to Atlanta
sunday night. II. DaHnomas. a friend
oi the demented 5gQa, VINO came
4,0u tor him.
a.. Thomas, it@ Il understood had
y-ly little uonble il getting Dcnnett
10 Atlanta Fropl Jail to the de
p@ he was folAMed by large
crowd who were~ attracted By the
loud talking OF tie demented fire
eXunguisher agent He continued TO
talk of stocks and bonds and display.
ed wonderful knowledge on this
4ubject AT Aorgans drug store
MI Thomas stepped for a few min.
mes, and While in there bennett
made a short address to the crowd.
talking along the same lines.
Al he depot he attracted another
large crowd tIe said he would like
10 ride to Atlanta in The Pullman
bat that he knew it was against the
law for a crazy man to ride IN a
sleeper, therefore he would have to
ride in the day coach. He insisted
On stlaishiening out his Southern
railway stock before leaving the
city
AIR. Thomas stated that bennett
g. ,tf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
THE PASSION PLAY COMING.
WilI Be At The Grand Next Monday
and tuesday

WilI Bs At The Grand Next Monday
and Tuesday
The original Passion Play comes 10
Tie Grand Monday and Tuesday
nish,s and spsc.m school children i
mat.n Tuesday, April ~ and 2I.
Ia pl sent.us 10 The people OF the
world This version OF the Passion
Play. it is the intention, to give as
near as possible an exact reproduction
Of the original play
Il is in a way q personal visit lo
The famous little village Of Oberam.
mergau in Boyaria IT fixes the mind
upon the one central figure. The
Christ clearly and distinctly does it
UNFOLD The scenes and incid nis of his
early life, portrayne it so plainly so
beautifully that the smallest child
snail know ana understand this beau.
tiful simple story
Seats viii be on sale al the opera
house. starting Saturday April IS.
Prices % cents 10 oil parts of the
h.os' Children at the matinee win
be admitted for Is cents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
WILL ORGANIZE
The BALL CLUB
LOCAL FANS ARE PROMISED
SOME GOOD SPORT DURING
THE SUMMER.

The vestry of ST. Marks church
hsid an Interesting meeting at the
parish last night for the specific pur-
pose Of considering the matter Of
erecting a new church or making ex
tensiye repairs on tEe present one
and while no definite decision was
reached. it is believed tEat the YES
try win, at another meeting soon to
be held, decide upon new church.
Several weeks ago letters were
sent to every member Of til church
asking which they favored, a new
church or the expenditure Of larg
sum on the present building. A large
majority of the members replied To
The inquiry and it is understood that
most Of them favored the erection
p q new church. whlch VII cost
about 10000
Az stated above, while no daanita
action was taken last night the
ysglrg. .gFapt thoroughly over the mat.
7 aTrig at a definite de
a few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
TRAVELLING PEOPLE ENTER A
STRONG PROTEST AGAINST
THE CHANGE.
INJUSTICE 70 THIS CITY
Railroad Commission May be Asksd
to Look Into the Matter and See
if Road is Justified in Max
ing The Change.

\ general kick has gone up by the
travelling public against the change
Of schedule put iEto effect by the A.,
b. and A., Sunday and the chances
are that Brunswick will likely appeal
to the Georgia railriad commission for
a better schedule It is by far tine
poorest that has been dished out to
te people of this city, as well as Sao
vannah and Jacksonville in many
year The kick is not only being
made by local people, but by Sayan-
nah and Jacksingille as well.
The schedule between Savannah
and Brunswick now is simply moro
than passenger can stand Here
tofore, a train over the S2aboard has
been leaving Savannah at ABS a. m,
which made close connection at Thai
mann and put a passenger into
Brunswick by s o'clock Under the
new schedule, this train leaves Sa-
yannah at the early hour OF 2:25
brings the passenger as far as Everett
where he is compelled to wait unttl
train No. L ON the Scouthern comas
along. This train is due in Bruns-
wick at 8: 50. but it is seldom that it
arrives en- tine. 1t will be seen that
under this new schedule q passenger
frCm Savannah to Brunswick is com
PEELED to spend anywhere from four
to ten hours at the beautiful little
station of Everett
Where one could formerly leave
Brunswick at 5:35 a, m, go to jack
sonWille and intermediate poiHta
and spend the day returning home at
1855. it is now impossible to make
;he in ol day. as the A., 3. and
A., has discontinued its fains gliah
left here at 9:05 connecting with tho
Seaboard from Jacksonville and for
Savannah. In other words, the peQ-
pie are given only one train per day
over the Bee Line for Savannah and
Jacksonville
Just why these trains have been
discontinued-eigh in a bunch-i8
not known, as it is understood that
there was much travel over the line.
1t would not have been 50 bad to cut
off four Of the trains. leaving a sched-
ule Of two each way daily.
This is the first time that the A.,
b. and A., has handed Brunswick .
real serious blow, but it is one that
is being keenly felt and is causing
all kinds Of kicking
1t seems as much as the road could
do, anyway, to leave on the train
which left Brunswick at 3:05 for Sar
yannah, also making the connection
from Jacksonyille This was one Of
the mcst popular trains to Savannah,
as well as from Jacksonville, Fernan-
dina and Camden county points aad
strong effort will be made to get
the road to again put it on
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
NE VI CHURCH NOW
SEEMS PROBABLE
VEsTRY OF ST. MARKS CHURCH
NET LAST NIGHTTIME DEcls-
ION REACHED.

At a preliminary meeting last night
held for the purpose Of discussing the
probability Of organizing a bah club
IN Brunswick this summer, it was de.
oided that the city will have a team
and it will probably be the strongein
amateur aggregation that has ever
represented the city.
Ways and means were discussed for
raising the necessary funds and it
was decided to form stock company.
The organization meeting will be
aeld tomorrow night, at which time
officers viii be elected and plans com
pleted for the beginning Of practice.
Il is expected that the club will
have the support Of all Of the fans.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
THfOU6H TRAINS To
ATLANTA BEGIN
TODAY
THAT FREIGHT SER
VICE wilt Sc iNAUGURATEG
TO BE FOLLOWED SHORTLY BY
PASSENGER TRAINS.

General Manager Alex Bonnyman,
Of the Atlanta, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad, announces that freight
service over the Atlanta, division of
the line, operated between Atlanta
and Manchester, the junction point
with the Birmingham and Brunswick
divisions would be inaugurated this
morning
lie Gade The further announcement
hat passenger service over the Att
Raa vision would b. inaugmated
cu May f. that tn union depot in
Atlanta would be used for passenger
terminals, contracts with those who
control the property having been
agreed to. In tbs connection Mana
ger Bonnyman states that the At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail
road has perfected arrangements
with the Southern railway whereby
a crossing will be made near Bell-
God avenue and connection made
near the point with the Western ard
Atlantic railroad so that the Attain
to, Birmingam and Atlantic railroad
win reach the union depot over the
tracks of the states property
No announcement is made of pas
senger or freight schedules The
freight schedules win depend largely
upon the amount Of business secured
The passenger schedules have not yet
been worked out in detail. The ser
vice will be sufficient to supply every
demand however, as the Atlanta. Biz
mineham and Atlantic is known to
nossess unecclled equipment.
The Initial Line
The inausuraton of the freight
service viii connect Atlanta with the
entire system, and the Atlanta di
vision VIII act as tie initial line in
stead cf the company having 10 send
business to junction points. The
freight receiving and delivering de-
pot will be located al w st Huntor
Haynes and Mangum streets where
a e .aG. l'ou mnorary structure
has bcon built II is easy o, az
and offers many modern advantages
to shippers
The city freight Offices win be To-
Gated at Peachtree. Poplar and north
Broad streets, where Commercial
Agent Theodore Dehon Jr, will be
in charge with competent force Of
courteous assistants. General Pas
senger Agent Leahy viii also have
his city ticket office located at this
same place. but states That he is not
vet ready to announce the personnel
Of his force.
Business will b. received in Allan
Ia by thd Atlanta, Birmingham &
Atlantic fer transportation to New
York and all eastern points ever the
road and the Brunswick Steamship
Company while local shippers order
ing from the east may hayt their ship
ments routed the same way, and be
3nre Il prompt service. Experts
have pronounced the eauiument of
The read second 10 none in the United
States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
A SPECIAL MEETING
HELD BY CITY
COUNCIL
1T WAS FINALLY DECIDED TO
CARRY THE WILLIAMS CASE TO
THE SUPREME COURT FOR A
FINAL FIGHT.

A special session Of the ty council
was held yesterday to consider the
case OF the city OF Brunswick against
William Williams The case is famil-
lar to reading public generally. and
grows out OF an ordinance passed by
the city providing for certain ragula-
tions in The matter Of distances at
which buildings can be erect near
church property
Williams. who is a negro was in y.os
lation E this ordinance in build ng
house too near the SECOND Advent
church and when stopped by the city
he sought The superior court and was
sustained in that tribunal
Al the mes tins yesterday the
council concluded to carry the case
to the supreme court of the state and
fer on and fer all have the validity
Of the ordinance fixed
The ruling OF Judge Parker practi-
eally makes the city ordinance in
question, null and void, and as it was
passed and adopted on the approval
of the city attorney The city believes
it is legal and is going to appeal the
matter for final adjustment in the
highest court in the state.
The matter was carefully discuss
ed by those pr sent, and it was agreed
without a d'ssenlirs voice to appeal
the case.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
BRUNSWICK AND WAYCRoss
? COURT OFFICIALS PROVED
EASY FOR FAKlR.
GIT HIS MONEY QUICK
Man Visited Prominent People secur-
ing Small Amounts and Promis
ing Them Eggs, Turkeys and
Even Cow.

According to an article sent out
from Waycross. several loccal court
officials have Deen the victims Of a
biaco game recently. 1t app ans that
the falSlr was a good one and worked
his game III both Brunswick and Way.
cross. The dispatch from that city
which tells the full stor.' is as fol
lows f
Practically every court cTcial OF
the Brunswick judicial circuit has
been buncoed good and proper lately
Judge Parker hims III, gave it away
even thou IA the soNe is partly on
him. A young white man purportiug
10 be brother Of Sheriff Beuie. Of
Brunswick, called ON the Judge at
his home. stating that heswas hard up
and wanted to borrow S1,15. lie SAID
hs was employed at the car factory,
and would return the money about
the middle of the week When the
nudge handed out tae money the young
man said he was going to have lot
of fresh eggs in Waycross soon. and
would bring the Judge six or eight
dozen as interest ON the borrowed
money. That was a week or two ago
Judge Parker says inc wouldn't have
tbs eggs now doesn't want them
Solicitor General Bennett was visit
ed and he also loaned tine same party
small amount under different
name a farmer Biyins, ntius aear
Hoboken The solicitor was promis
ed number Of nice turkeys. and felt
grateful indeed to the farmer friend
or at least thought he did Col
Bcnnett says he has not yet had to fix
4 coop for the turkeys but he would
like very much to see the so-called
3ivins. RI
Others who answered the appeal for
help and who felt sure cf either their
eggs or turkeys were Judge ] S.
Williams, Col. simon w Hitch and
col Benjamin G. Parks. The latter
according to his own statam ment was
buncoed for butting in The young
man was waiting to see Judge Myers
and knowing the Judge would be busy
for some time, Mr. Parks said he
would be clad to wait On Bivins He
did. and is still waiting
Not satisfied with doing the Way
crossites, the same young man ioar
neyed to Brunswick whr he en-,
larged his scheme little He had
4 COW game thsre. whereby q person
thought a good COW could be secured
by paying SO. the stranger stating
that he was only after a fine calf that
would rot be sold 9th than with the
cow. and he was willing to take SD
Tor the COW in ordsr 70 get the fine
calf Ii is not known how many
bought the bargain. but it is pretty
certain that the scheme worked.
Judge A D. Gale was called for at
his home but he was away and miss
Cd the bargain. Mrs Gase, however
came near taking ii up for her hust
band but drew back at tire continued
assurances of the stranger that it
would be all right Judge Joseph
Bennett who was in the city yester-
day, wcuid not hay anything.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
A QUICK TRIAL

Nose Smith colored, while at
tempting to steal a dog belonging
to Sam Coins, the liyeryman, was
captured by him Sunday The ne
ro was given a special trial beforo
Judge Krauss, of the city court yes.
terday morning, convicted, and sen
fenced to serve ten months on the
gang cr pay a fine Of SIS Smith has
already started on his sentence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-14
SUES THE COMPANY.

Fred Wambles, a lueman Of tha
Mutual Light and Water Company.
who was recently injured while at
WORK on 4 pole near the postonice,
Yesterday entered suit in the city
court against the company in tha
sum Of $4,000, claiming that the ac.
cident was due to the negligence Of
the company.