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SUNDAY MORNING There’s a fj 1 Difference. J IjSxj Almost every business man wears a ii SrfiikW sack coat. It’s the regular “staple” itf style for business wear. The thing 1 ISmB that will attract and pleae you in f| these HART SCHAFFNER and 1 IWB Sj MARX suits is that they're different M from the common run of Sack suits, j. II f there’s a snap and style about them Ml I that distinguishes them from the or- I I dipary sort. Our spring styles are in. | / Schaffner sj m J to? . 'a ACl°fhc- A. X. A. X. A.A.X.XAA.A.A. BOROriQL Tooth Powder Purest and Absolutely the Best y MADE and sold dy W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. * TOBIAS NEWMAN Till: EXCLUSIVE CONTROL of the Lotos Club PURE Rye Whiskey, BRUNSWICK A ND VICINITY. .. . WANTED! 1,000,000 Cars of SCRAP IRON, The highest cash prices paid for samp. J. W, Watkins, 208 Bay St., Brunswich Ga. <£ A 'A A ' 1m ... Just Received anew line of Conch Covers and Mattings 50 refrigerators \ fiilUine of ‘ Chart, rOak", Six hole i'teel Kauges with warming closet at ' *30.00 For this \v<vt only we offer New , Home Sewing Jiaehim s. ball bearing, latest improve!;.; nls. at >:!(>,00, usual price 1-15.00. e have taken the agency of the t llolie-AYermieke CVs. .Sectional Book Cases, etc 2t. M. Miller & son, THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS SOCIETY. BY IRMA E. LAMBRIGHT. Miss Carrie Isaac is in Atlanta. ... Mrs. S. Selig is ill to the regret oi friends.. • • * Baker is spending some time in the city. * • * Mrs. fl. S. Lee is spending some time in Americas. • • Mrs. J. A. Montgomery has return ed from a visit to Atlanta. * . * Miss Hattie Drury has returned to her home on Fancy Bluff, irom a visit to friends. - * • Mrs. .1. B. Wright came up from St. Simon on Friday, to take part in the Presbyterian entertainment. The Daughters of the American Rev olution will meet at the residence of Mrs. J. A. Butts Tuesday afternoon it 1 o’clock. ... Mrs. W. F. Pal.r and children leave next month for New York, wjhere they ■viil spend the summer. . * • Miss Satterthewaite, who has been , isiting Miss Lena Salterthwaite. has etuiiK'd to North Carolina. . . The Xenia club will be entertained on two occasions text week, first, by Miss Juliette Coleman, and next by Miss lOdna Pennlruan. * • • Don’t forget that Mrs. M. Isaac Still have a genuine uargain sale Mon lay and Tuesday. Dress goods, of ali .iinds, handkerchiefs, ami in fact ev erything In stock will go at regular >argaiij prices. The usual bargain In everything in the notion line will be on again at Mrs. M. Isaac’s. Monday and Tuesday. Purchasers should remember the dates uul the place., Dr. J. A. Cole will leave Tuetday norning for a lew day's visit to his dd home in South Carolina, and will aho in the Charleston exposition be ore returning. On April 17 he will ct as best man at the wedding of an ,ld friend Irt Charleston, which will ae a brilliant affair. On Thursday afternoon the Xenia club was moot gracefully entertained oy Miss lAicile Butts at her home, on George street. Five-handed euchre was played, tun first prize being won ,iy Miss Khetxa McCullough, the lone nand prize by Miss Edna Pennlman. and tn<* consolation by Miss ueisler. • It will be of interest to Brunswlck mns to learn of the wedding of Mr. Dillon Alters, of Atlanta, and Mias Cornelia Palmer, of Augusta, which occurred In Atlanta some days ago. Mr. Akers Is well known here, hav ing frequently visited the city. He ann his bride will pass tnrougii here on thHr honeymoon, and spend a few days with Mrs. FI. K Coney. • • • The. Aceneia club was entertained Wednesday by Mrs. R. B. Tupper. The decorations were beautiful, the color scheme being yellow. The re froshmenfs were served in dainty lit tle butterfly-shaped boxes; the store cards were butterflies, and tne count ers were yellow buttercups. The first prize, a butterfly sofa pillow, was won y Miss Mary l.iila Blanton, and the consolation by Mrs. E. D. Walter. • • The Excelsior Literary society held an unusually interesting meeting on Friday and the following new officers were elected: President, James Os borne: secretary, Clare O'Couor; vice president. McDonald Harley, and !i --liraian, Leila Bunkley. A contest In elocution among the g.ris was much enjoyed. Those who recited were Leah Johnson. Alice Martin, Rebecca Davis. Lucy HoTtzendorff, Leila Bunk ley. Mary Ellenwood, Maggie Davis, Lily Gornto, Clare O'Connor, Nellie Kenner, Emma Cornell, and Martha Olsen. The judges were Mrs. R. R. Hopkins, Mrs. 0. \Y. Blanton and Miss Mamie Waff. Their decision will be rendered on Monday. On Friday night, at the higu school, an entertainment will be given by the teachers to the children, patrons and friends of the school. Mr. A. V. Wood having allowed the use of his magic lantern for the occasion. The entertainment wii! be a trip through the United States, and is to illustrate the geography and nature work be ing done in the schools. Pictures oi ail the places of interest, both nat ural and political, will be shown, the idea being to give object lessons In these studies and familiarize the children with the appearance, places and objects which afe simply ab stract conceptions to them now. Ob ject lessons accomplish more In one evening in studies of this kind than months of mere textbook, phraseology and memory work, and the teachers will endeavor to have a series of these entertainments in the future in, order to illustrate by actual repre- sentation, the various oejects studied about. Some very amusing scenes will also be shown, and the entertain ment promises to he productive of much enjoyment as well as benefit! The pictures wfll be described by Mr. Ballard, whose knowledge of the subject under discussion is deep and thorough. The public is invited to attend and encourage the teachers in their efforts to advance education. • * * The ladies of the Cemetery society held their annual election of officers Thursday afternoon, at the chapel in the cemetery, dedicating the little building at the same lime. A large number of members were present and inteersting reports were rendered. Mrs. G. O. Wilder, who has made a most successful presid-ent, was re elected, as was also Mrs. T. F. Smith, who, aa vice president and general so licitor for the society, has been most zealous in her laiois and accomplished much good. Mrs. J. 41. Mason was elected secretary. The chapel is a beautiful little building, and adds greatly to the appearance of the cem etery. The ladies are working untir ingly towards betoitifying the hal lowed spot, and i.esorve tlm success which they meet with on ail sides. * * * The Naval Reserves' armory was the scene, on 'Wednesday i veiling oi one of the most attractive masquer ade germans which has ever been enjoyed by the younger society folk. The hall was given by the young men In compliment to their lady friends. All the dancers were en masque, earn representing their particular charac ter with an especial attra< tiveue s if their own. Aoci j; the most ;lah orate costumes were those of Miss Madge Young, who, in black gauze and gilt spangles, represented night; Mi ah Maude N'pio gale, who made an ideal paper doll in costume of col ored tissue, decorated in huge chrysanthemums. Miss Tallulah Flem ing, who was a graceful Gypsy girl, .Vliss Mamie Webster, who charming ly portrayed the character of a colo nial dame; Mescsrs. Frank ytacy ami Will ITailoy, who both appeared as Mephlsto. Mr. Albert Hanks, who rep resented “heathen Chine," and ,ur. Frank Mallard, whostj charaetenza tlon of a clown was ported. After the dance delightful refreshments were served. The dancers were Misses Rita McKinnon. Tula and Mamie Webster* Tallulah Fleming. Madge Young, l.cah Johnson, Maude Nightengale, Marie D- Vue. I.ucile Kay, i.iary Leila L.anton, Leslie and I.ucile Uuiis. Fannie a.nun, Jennie Bryan and Kllen Pcimluian: At ,h Frank Mallard, French Hunter, Sam Mallard. John Face. lush ~ v/est, Wilt Bailey, William Ware, Frank *Stacy, Carrington Cosby, Bicannr. chart Fleming, Bayard Hints, .muter Hop kins. 'las mi,ley, Nix Voting and Al bert Banks. If you mean to get r U bargains, call on Monday and Tuesday a< Hel ler's. Noticel I will lie away from mv ofli.-,; from the Ifith to tup “Oth on pie,. ure (.•; o the Charleston exposition. J. A. COLB, D D Bargain day on Monday and Tues day. at J. H. Heller & Bro’s. The only place to get line June rice straw is at the Western Grain and Produce Company's. Genuine bargains on Monday ami Tuesday, see circulars at Hellers. Pure 5 years* old Mountain corn whiskey, mild and mellow, 75 cents per full quart, a trial oil this goods is all I ask. Sig I.evison, agent To! ephone 130. Special discount of parasols, all shades, on Monday and Tuesday al Heller's. Special sale of mattings, on Mondnv ind Tuesday at Heller's. Call and get a free sample. Henry Clay flour, best on earth: none ex cepted. G. W. Harper, the Grocer’’ I -r. -i'-- I am the only one handling ’ Chase & Sanborn's famous Teas • and Coffees. You only have to - try them to be convinced that ■ they are superior to ail others ■ THOMAS KKANY, Fancy Grocer, JEKYL HELP NOW RETURNING. Twenty-Five Came Up Yesterday and Left Over the B. & 8. Twenty-five people who nave been at work on Jekyl island during the* winter, came up to the city yesterday and left over the Brunswick and Bir mingham for the north. The season at Jekyl, which has been a brilliant one, Jias closed, tlm remainder of the help will leave our; ing the coming week. The captur# of this business by the Brunswick an® Birmingham speaks well for Mr. B. s J. Ford, the city ticket agent of thaf line, who is gtv.ng his competitors a hot race for this business. -V millright wanted at once to place in position fifteen horse power mill. Address J., care News. Special bargains, in embroideries an; la-ms on Monday and Tuesday, at J. H. Heller & Bros. Special sale of dress goods on Mon day and Tuesday at Heller’s. NEGRO WOMAN SHOT. Not Known Who Did the Shooting- No Arrest Made. Leila Donsey, a well known colored woman, was shot in the hack last night, at her home on B street about 10 o’clock. It is not known who shot the wom an, and if she knows she refuses to fell the officers. Dr. Hatcher dressed the wound, and says it is a serious ope. but will nardly prove fatal. Special -ale oi embroideries in 4 Id. yard lengths, we don’t cut them, but v.e nell the 15c .or . 1-z.c, 12 l-2e foi 10c, loe tor Sc. 8c for (ic, tic and sc, o r 4c on Monday and Tuesday, ai Heller’s. All kinds of raucy crackers for o o’clock tea at Burns & Curtis’. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Over the B. & B. and Seaboard Air Line. No. 1. to Jacksonville and points r .utii, leaves a. m. •o. 3. to Savannah and points north, leaves II a. m. No. 5, to Jacksonville and points south, leaves 3:30 p. m. -co. 7. to Savannah and points north, leaves 8:50 p. m. 2. from Savannah and points north arrives 7:56 a. m. -V’. 4. from Jacksonville and points south, arrives 12:41 p. m. No. 8. from Savannah and poirits north, arrives s:ffu p. m .-.0. 8. from Jacksonville and points soulli. arrives J0;45 p. rn. It is to your interest to attend bar gain sales on Monday and Tuosdav a: Heller's. Pure California Claret, A. A. A. gia <\ large bottles, per dozen. $2.50. Telephone 130, Big I prison, agent 313 r&v street • Cal! *t - H. MICrtELSON'B N>.\ i p-to-Date Furniture St 'io. >{o. 314 'Newcastle St. wtiHi-,. you will find astonishing low Prices. My motto is. and has always been Small profits and quid; Sales, and in ordor'tO introduce my goods 1 will make tii a Bargain Week. Come.' Beconvlnced now much yon can srni' hy buying your Furniture of H. MICHELSON. Secretary Jas. Wifson created quite a favorable impression . H , !Km hls dealers at the Cane anaCas-m a Convention yesterday. We propose jo create the same impress,,in on „„rem~ ’ tuners;it our Oreaf Bargain Sales -1(1 ° Monday and Tie sd-y • April Idthand Mth '' {• eau l.*-r „i having the nicest select - dand largest stock of Rry Goods ever Men in Hrapswict, If yon want to get the latest in Dry Goods or Furnishings oai! at. Mrs. M. Jsaae, brunwick, ga. BATCH OF CITY NEWS A DAY’S DOINGS IN THE CITY BY THE SEA QUICKLY GATHERED UP. To Exchange Pulpits. Rev. Rede, of-St. Mark’s Episcopal church, and Rev. Bradley, of St. Jude’s will exchange pulpits .tonight. Yesterday’s Shipping. Arrived—Sctyooner Joseph W. Brooks, Davidson, from Baltimore; schooner R. W. Hopkins, Hitehborn, New York; schooner Almeda Willey, Dodge, New lork; barkentine, J. B. -Mbel, Mitchell, Gibraltar. BOTH* CANDIDATES WERE HERE. Parker and Hitch Were Shaking Hands With Their Friends. Judge Simon W, Hitch, of Way ross, andv^Judge T. A. Parker, of Baxley, who are both seeking the nomination for the judgeship to sue-., eeed Judge Bennet, were In the city yesterday. Botn of these popular jurists have many friends and supporters in Bruns wick and Glynn county, and It is rather hard to predict for which oft ilie gentlemen the county will go. ® Good yard-wide blenching, worth Tuesday at'Heße 1 •••*<•" ‘■■ Ir ~1 |, :i I rad WflftSf&li : n ,i i|. ■ <V ■ Phone ,ii. | potatoes it i Bams * Curtis. - : i\ w Ai rilg Asparagus in small rails. m r and Hor.-c Ut.fMish ; M ■ h>.< ofl-iclsles in bulk or bottles 1 ! 1 . or bottles 1 ■ Animnr * SLced L'a :i , , Armour's -q H u - C 1” ■ We keep Gasoline for sale. 1 ’ vieo *W. Harper . Phone 158. THE GROCER. ' e ** ......... ' Suitable | : WtDDING i : J : Present#] ► m JEWEL..V and NOVEL- TIES you will find at | am ion j The' Leading Jeweler. 215 NEWCASTLE STREET, t Inspector of watches for the? southern and B ft B Railways, i Keeper of the city clock. Time, by wire from Washington daily at 11 a. m. 4 ‘F-fFFWFWF-f -fe ,xiii.in APRIL 13