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WEDNESDAY MORNING
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lnt Stun Bloch Cos /
llaster Egg Dye
io colors for sc.
W. J. BUTTS,
THE DRU GQIBT.
HUYLER’B CANDY FRESH EVERY WEEK. i
THE PuACE TO SAVE MO N£Y“OiN YOUR GROCERIES
Rnet Floor (wo 241 b saeka 1 3i
Beat Bacon ixw lb 10c
PUruie llam per lb 10c
Gnta, per peck 20c
Modi, per peck 20c
Arbucklee Coffee 2 pk;s He
Ywllow Yam Sweet rotators, per half bushel 35c
I.arse lire Tomatoes, per can 10c
New Georgia Syrup, per quart 10c
Irteh Pot atone, per peck 80e
Pickled spare riba, 3 pound 25c
Peanuts, per pec k 25c
Oc4gon Soap, t> bats ~ .. . . .. .. .. .. 25c
Dried Applet, 2 and 4 pounds 25c
Five Gallons Gasoline, - 85 cts.
Full bln* of
QLASBWARF, CROCKERY, Ti NWARE, AO ATE WARE, ETC.
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Hay. Grain. Brand at wholesale plrcea.
A. ZELMENOVITZ,
Bloodworth’s old stand, Corner E
&. L S’roets ’Phone 205.
. The Finest of
BARG A IN S
Monday andT uesday
EMBROIDERY AND LACE.
Pretty Line of Dreis Goods. Hatsand Millinery Generally.
MRS M. ISAAC
Brunswick - - Georgia
Remember t(je New Ideal Patterns and Defender Underwear. We are sole
agent*. , ' : ' -—L : ■
We Are In Trim
{o meet all requirements of correct’ and stylish dressers
for SPRIISI G apparel
" - * The Vocjueish Fabrics and Fashionable
Cuts are Generally Illustrated in Our Sprint) Arrivals of Men’s Clothing Shoes and Furnishings
77e present for
your approval
clothing of such
Makers as
titein ftlceh ‘<L.
start, dkaffnerd Mars,
yicrntkal, benjamin &
ytiern.
y{dmburyer*/jtc4
i
With such an
array ef the Mas
ter Builders you
are sure to find
what you want
for EASTER.
f Oxford and High Shoes n \
Jiid and rat nt Leal her.
I BURRO JAP I
A Patent Leather guaran- /
teed not to crack. JA
MEN’S AND BOY’S FELT AND 3TnA W HAT ARE ALL HERE.
| BODIES SHIPPED
REMAINS OF ALBRECHT AND
HIS SON FORWARDED TO
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Nothing Further Has Been Learned of
the Mysterious Affair, Man Un
dougtedly Was Insane.
|
| Tim remains or Richard Albrecht
and his little son. were shipped yes
terday to their former home. New
Brunswick, N. J.. over the Brunswick
and Birmingham and Seaboard Air
Line.
The mysterious death of Albrecht
and Viis son has attracted widespreau
attention all over the country, and
many theories nave been advanced in
connection with the ease, but the
truth of the matter .will never be
Known
No new development, have turned
up in connection with the ease.and but
very little has Peen heard from tne
relatives in New Brunswick. It is
generally thought, however, that Al
brecht's mind was affected, and fhe
death of he and his son was probably
a result of his insanity, athough noth
ing! has been obtained to indicate it.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT.
Will Probably Draw Out All the Mil
itary on Memorial Day.
The unveiling of the monument to
Confederate Veterans, erected in Han
over park, ou Memorial day will be
a feature that will pronamy result
in the parficipation of all the military
in the city. All of the military had
not contemplated parading on Memo
rial day, hut the feature of unveiling
the monument has induced muck talk
among members of the commands, and
there can be no doubt, if those who
have charge of the arrangements do-,
siure. that all the military will par
ticipate in the ceremonies.
Revival Services.
Revival services are in progress at
the Second Advent church this week.
The pastor is being assisted py Elder
H. V. Skipper, of Live Oak, Fia. 'the
revival is attracting considerable at
tention ami is drawing large congre
gations.
If it is a Rrunswiek made cigar it
is good -All dealers—Rio Hondo ci
gar factory.
T*E BRUNSWICKBAILY NEWS
OFFICERS ELECTED
NAVAL RESERVES HELD INTER
ESTING MEETING LASJ NIGHT
AND NAMED OFFICERS.
Ensign S. S. Rickett Elected Lieu
tenant. Junior Grade Other Of
ficers Chosen.
The First division. Naval Militia
held an interesting ami enthusiastii
meeting in their armory lost night,
and. among other things, elected a
lieutenant, junior grade, and an ensign
and a quartet master.
For the first named place. Lasign
S. a. Rickett was selected, and Sea
ma Jas. Bailey w.. named by the com
pany as an ensign to nit the place of
Mr. Rickett. Mr. Edwin Dart was ap
pointed as the qu.n tcriiinstcr. and will !
attend to the duties of that office tin 1
til his commission is r*ceived.
All of these gentlemen are well 1
known Bvunswii U milieu.. no n and {
will, it is thought, make tin- reserves
good . ommmsion -I officers. They will !
stand the examination and assume the |
new places as soon ns possible.
Ib> res rv< s art now• dii
considerable eutuustasm in company
j affairs and are taking in many new
I members. The company will attend
the Albany Chautauqua next month.
AT LARGE FOR THREE YEARS.
Well Known Brunswick Negro Cap
tured in Jacksonville.
tine of the five negroes captured in
Jacksonville Monday by Deputy Sher
iff By Icb was Lee Richard R. Oad
son. who Is wanted on the charge of
assault with intent to kill.
Gadson shot and riously wounded
a white man named Frank Fundv.
about three years ago. and made good
his escape. The white man was se
riously shot, and laid at death's door
for several days. The difficulty be
tween the two arose over a cigar
ette.
bundv has since left Brunswick, !
and some claim that the shooting was i
accidental and toe negro left on ae- !
count of fright. He will probably he !
tried at the next session of the supe- j
rior court.
When you want lumber of any kind
call on L. A. Miller. He will save
you mosey.
!
Our Lad ie s’
Shoe Departmentm ent
is fil ed to over
sowing with all
thats new and
i:asty in
Spring Oxfords
and
strap Slippers,
i 'indict Skirls
in both walking
and drsss lengths
Ladies’ waists
in a'l thenewfab
rics.
tfuits
in great quanti
ties.
Special Notles.
My Brunswick and Georgia friends
who will com* to ths Confederate re
union at Dallas. Texas., on April 21! to
35, can find me at Sam Freshman’s,
corner Kim and Lamar streets, where
I will he pleased to extend courtesies.
M Htrsch.
■ •
Page fencing bought now will be
erected by an expert—indeatructlble
serviceable —no barb wires to Injure
animal or tear otothln#— C. w.
Ing—Phona 217.
rhs Cheapest Way to gat an Baater
suit is to kata Jins (Tartar clean tha
old ( XM
.MeOaffie’a I.ISH* Mass U**r pm
make* hue people hrltfkt, kiwi I ■ kha
syxacm of all rh dipis—s.m aaS as
healthy matter and tm sims anew
person of yon. U rests, at W. .foee
| ger'a
Rmoke the Rio Hondo made cigar,
always the beat
lit.-uraneo—Montgomery * Good
year.
Delicious cod tongues and Bounds,
and Newfoundalanj salt cod. at Burns
A- Curtis' ’Phone I*6.
White Leghorn eggs 15 for 75
cents. H. E Taylor.
2t. M. Milkr&tfon,
The Reliable
House Furnishers'
We offer for the coming House Cleaning a few Suggestions
if you anticipate making improvements.
A -BUCK’S STOVE for ths kitchen
A “NORTH ST AFT REFRIGERA
TOR and one ot Gur GRAND RAPID
SIDEBOARDSfor the dining room.
Our line of Mattings, Carpets. Rugs
Lace Curtains and Window Shades
was never prettier, and are put down
by experiencedmen, without charge
In Portieres we have beautiful
designs and at all prices
Our pricse are right and are marked
in plain figures
fitting Oxfords
Try a
FlorsKeim
All Patent
Hid BlucHer
Oxford
and wear the best and most
stylisH low cut shoe made.
Sold o y
Revil’d
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ROYAL SALAD DRESSING.
18 THE BEST.
Always remains fresh arid
ready for Immediate use. It
does not seimrate and is sn
pert or to any on the market.
EXTRA REFINED SALAD OIL
Large Bottle 25c.
Fresh shipment. .
XUNSALLY'S Candies. <
THOMAS KEANY, -
Fancy Grocer, <
Phone 11. 312 Newcastle St, i
Wood and Coal Oor.v A P*rU.
march so