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UESDAY MORNING Children’s Slipper's i Are in an immense stock of children's strap slipperß to select from. New up to date stock. Give us a look. : TCBiftS iitWMAN \ has me exclusive control i 01 the l Lotos. Club \ PURE I Rye Whiskey, * BRUNSWICK AND VICINITY. t "STRONGEST IN THE WORLD" THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. Outstanding Assurance Dec. 31, 1901 ... sl,l 79,276,725.00 New Assurance Issued in '9 01 245,91 2,087.00 Income 64,374,605.94 Assets Dec. 31, 1901 . 33 1,039,720.34 Assurance Fund and all other liabilities . . 259,9 10,678.28 Surplus. .' 71,129,042.06 Paid Policyholders in I 9° l 27,7 14,62 1.42 JAMES W. ALEXANDER, President. IAMES H. HYDE, Vice-President. * L FOREWAX, Ma linger, Atlanta. Ga. W F. S VMONS. District Mnlinger. Brunswick, Git. Just Received a newli ne of Couch Covers and Mattings 50 REFRIGERATORS A foil line of "OhurterOak”', Si\ hole Steel Ranges with warming closet at #30,00 For this week only we offer New Home Sewing Machines, Fill lieariujr, latest improvements. at #30.00, usual price #40.00. We have taken the agency of the Globe-Weru.ieke Co's. Sectional Book Cases, etc 2t.-M. Miller & den, THE BRLNfcWICK DAILY NEWS WAS WELL RENDERED ENTERTAINMENT AT THE OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT A BIG SUCCESS. Last night’s entertainment was one of the most enjoyable, home talent affairs of the season. A large audi ence witnessed the performance at the Grand for the benefit of the Li brary. Part I. opened with a song by Mr. R. E. Sherman “Good Bye Summer,” which was loudly applauded. “The Trials of a Flirt,” a aketrti in three scenes, participated in by a number of young ladies and gentle men, each of whom played their re spective parts to perfection, was the next feature. Misses Lucille and Leslie Butts were splendid, as were Miss Retta' McCullough, Messrs. B. P. Coleman, as Jack Benton, the flirt, and Chas: Fleming, as his friend. This play was generously applauded. One of the best features of the program was the Pickaniney song and nance, from ine Runaway Girl,” by Miss Keta Kaiser and Mr. S. K Brown. These participants were dressed in picturesque negro cos tume and with the black face3 and calcium light effect made an excellent specialty. Mr. Jacobie, who was to have giv en bis monologues, was unavoidably detained by the late arrival of the Cumberland boat, and was unable to vlo his turn. By special request Mr. R E. Sher man sang "Warrior Bold, which was well received. The last, and by far the greatest of all tue program, was the roaring and laughable farce "My Turn Next. L. H. Haym, as “Twitters,” did full justice to the. roll, and was pro nounced by many of those present as among the best characters in the farce. Miss Penniman, as Lydia, the wife of Twittefs, and B. J. Butts, as his assistant, both acquitted themselves admirably. 'I no other member of the dramatic personage, including Miss Blanton, as “Cecely," S. K. Brown, as “Tom Trap, Miss Rita Kaiser, as “Peggy," and Mr. Albert Banks, as “Farmer Wheaton." were good, and were re peatedly encored. All in all, the affair was a great sue cess, anil in every sense was worthy of the liberal patronage it received. By special request the performance In its entirety will be repeated at a matinee Performance at 3 o’clock this afternoon, and those who would enjoy a delightful recreation should attend. Admission today 10c for children, 25c for adults. Carter Has Malarial Fever. Leavenworth, Kan.. April 7. —Ma- larial fever has developed in the ease of former Captain Oberlin M. Carter who has been ill for a week past in the military prison at Fort Leaven worth. Otherwise the patient is greatly improved, the typhoid fever having almost entirely disappeared. The premium rate upon all policies in tile Penn Mutual are from 10 per cent, to 20 per cent, less than those of other companies. These rates will he increased to conform to those of other companies on May 1, 1902 therefore now Is the time to insure and save above difference, and you only have this opportunity for a few weeks. Call on Fleming & Vaughn agents, for all information desired. LOST —At opera house, on night' of Methodist entertainment, one pair of mother of pearl opera glasses in black leather ease. Finder will be reward ed by returning to Mrs. C. B. Lloyd, 60l Prince street. * *■ ROYAL SALAD DRESSING, f IS THE BEST. *■ - e * ► Always remains fresh and ► ready for immediate use. It ► does not separate and is su ► perior to any on the market. ► EXTRA REFINED SALAD OIL ► Large Bottle 25c. ► Fresh shipment, t NUNNAJLLY’S Candies. ► THOMAS KEANY, ► Fancy Grocer, dome deeial : %ews 7(etes. If ► BY IRMA E. LAMBRIGHT. Mrs. J. A. Montgomery is now visiting ill Atlanta. Mrs. Tbos. Fuller has returned from a visit to charleston. Miss Edith Smith, of Darien, is the guest of Mr3. Robt. Briesenick. Miss Annie Cone, of .Jacksonville, is a charming visitor to the city. Mrs. W. A. Maguire, of Washing ton, Ga.. is visiting her mother, Mrs. O'Conor. Capt. ./ohn C. Cleaver and wife, of Darien, are spending some time here as the guests of Capt. J. E. Young. Mrs. C. B. Erwin and daughter. Miss Mary, Ann. have returned to their nome in Marietta, alter a visit to Mrs. S, C. AtK.iison. The committee a pointed to decide the contest in declamation among the boys of the Glynn high school re port, as in their judgement, the best speakers among the contestants to be the following: Fraqk Atkinson, Henry Utinkley. Elliot Butts, Julius Elkan. McDonald Harley, Hunter Hopkins, James Osborne. The above arrangement ot names is alphabetical, and without deference to relative merit. invitations are out announcing the weduing of Miss Dura I.osky, of Sa vannah. to Mr. Jacob Rosenbaum, ot this city, which will occur in the for mer city, at the Knights of Pythias hall, on Thursday, April 18. nr. Rosenbaum is a brother of Mrs. J H. Heller. He has been a resident of Brunswick for some time and has made many friends euring his resi dence. Miss i.osky is a popular young lady of Savannah. In honor of her guest. ...iss Mary Ann Erwin, ot Marietta. Mrs. S. C. Atkinson entertained charmingly at cants a few mornings ago. There were three tables, each accommodat ing five players, Miss Emily Waff and Miss Ella Blanton keeping score. Delicious refreshments were served and the first prize a Dresden choc olate set, was won by Mrs. W. H. Dyer, the lone-hand prize, a hand some vase, by Mrs. J. 0. Sparks, and the consolation by Miss Ella Blan ton. Those present were Mrs. R. R. Hopkins. Mrs. W. H. Dyer, Mrs. Jas. Dun woody/Mrs. J. D. Sparks. Misses McCullough, Blanton, Waff Butts, Con nolly. Miss Jennie Bryan and Miss Fannie Aiken. The entertainments gotten up by home talent for special objects seem all to have come close together. Yet each has been different. The one to he given next Friday night, under the auspices of one of the societies of the Presbyterian church will be en tirely different from any of those re cently g*ven. Many little folks, the belles and beaux of the future, will take part, as well as the grown up society folks. There will lie a great deal to amuse and entertain and give pleasure. The song service at the Presby terian church on Sunday evening reached everyone’s idea of the truly beautiful. -he notes of organ, piano and violin blended sweetly with six teen well trained voices, making a grand melody, the equal of which Brunswick congregations rarely have an opportunity to hear. The churon was crowded, many being obliged to stand during the service. Rev. Hol lingsworth talked briefly but impres sively upon "Religion, the inspiration of Music.” For the purpose of sup plying the churcn with new hymn books, an offering was taken up. dur ing which a solo by Mr. R. E. Sherman was much enjoved. > Call at H. MIGnELSON’S 1 New Up-to-Date Furniture where you will find astonishing , l-ow Prices. My motto is. and 1 has always been Small profits , and quick Sales, and in order to ' introduce my goods 1 will make . this a Bargain Week. Come: Beconvinced now much you can ■ save by buying your Furniture of H. MICHELSON. ' Store. No. 314 Newcastle St. BATCH OF CITYJYEWS A DAY’S DOINGS IN THE CITY BY THE SEA QUICKLY GATHERED UP. Stood the Examination. John P. iwomey and H. C. Pearson, irsv and second lieutenants-elect, respectively, of the Brunswick Rifle men, stood their examination before the examining board last night. The board was composed of Commander Aiken and Lieutenant Commanding Wrench, of the Naval Reserves. It te thought that both the gentlemen made a creditable showing. Wanted Here. Clerk of the Superior Court du Big nou yesterday forwarded application for requisition papers to Governor Candler for Dudley Rutledge, who is now in jail in Jacksonville. Rutledge was indicted by the last grand jury on the cuarge of assault with the intent to murder. He dis appeared and officers have been af ter him for some time and finally succeeded in locating him in the above named city. FUNERAL OF MR. SCARLETT. Large Circle of Friends Paid Their Last Respects. i The remains of Mr. G. S. Scarlett, j Sr., who passed away at his home at Fancy Bluff Saturday, were laid to rest at 12 o'clock Sunday in the fam ily cemetery. Friends of the family from all over Glynn county went to Fancy Bluff to pay their last redirects to one of our most prominent citizens. The steam er Howland was chartered .....j i... ried a large number of relatives and friends from this city. WANTED! 1,000,000 Cars of SCRAP IRON, The cash prices paid for same. J. W, Watkins, 208 Bay St, Brunswich Ga. i BOROHOR ► j Tooth Powder | All Druggists Specialties. | W. J. BUTTS, t the druggist. Attention, Ladies! It is most important that yon should beadvijsed of the fact that for the Spring trade of 1902 l have made unusual preparations and have now on hand, and more couiiugdaUy, a most varied and carefully selected stock of , Dry Goods, Millinery, Lotions, BOOTS, and SHOE, ti Hats, Caps, Cloth ing and Furnishing Goods. I am sole agent for the famous asnsNew Idea 10c Patterns and have a complete stock on hand. Ask for a Fashion Sheet when you call. Mrs. M. Jsaae, BRUNSvvIOK, GA. APRIL 8 r, r, p; r V! | : --Fresh-- k ' New Beets * English Peas * Lettuce Florida Cabbage Turnip Greens Fresh Tomatoes And don’t forge 1 to try our % HENRY CLAY FLOUR. We keep Gasoline for sale. * Geo. W. Harper * Phone 158. THE GROCER. dutiable : I WEDDING I ► •< ► . ■* : Present#] : . < , tn JEWELRY and NOVEL- } - -t l TIES you will find at 1 iHINSON MOTTj . The Leading Jeweler. J ► 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. , * Inspector of watches for the’ ► Southern and B& B Railways. 1 - Keeper of the city clock. Timer * by wire from Washington dally’ ► at II a. m. ’ *. . A Greatest,' bargains jn emoroldery, laces, stockings, bleaching*, under wear, children's short dresses, cor sets. dress goods, and in fact, every thing in the notion line will prevail at Mrs. M. Isaac's Monday and Tues day. *