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TUESDAY MORNING Pants We have displayed in our window twenty different patterns in Men's pants from $2.50 to $6.50. The assort ment is neat and modest patterns, at a price that appeals to your better judgment. BOROHOL i Tooth Powder ► Purest and Absolut eiy the Best I ivIADE AND SOLD BY j W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. ; TOBIAS NEWMAN | has the exclusive control ; of the Lotos Club PURE Rye Whiskey, BRUNSWICK AND VICINITY. WANTED! 1,000,000 Cars of SCRAP IRON, The highest cash prices paid for same; J. W, Watkins, 208 Bay St, Brunswich Ga. Special Sale ° f i Embroideries, Laces, Mattings; •t 4 j oo Monday and Tuesday | J. H. Hellerdc Broi 220 Newcastle St. : THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS MADE KEY OF ACOMB —■■■■■ UNLOCKED CELL IN COUNTS JAIL AND MADE Hit ; ESCAPE. Neat Piece of Work Done by Man Who Was Recently Caugnt in Glogauer Residence. Lloyd Rogers, the white tramp who was arrested a few weekß ago for en tering the residence of Mr. S. M. Glogaur. on Union street, escaped from the county jail early Sunday morning, and the only thing the man left was a bone key with which he made his escape out of the cell. The white man was in the back cell of the jail, he having been brought down stairs on account of being ill. When Jailor Rudolf went to the mans cell Sunday morning he found the door wide open, and a large hole cut through the brick wall and the white man and a negro named Alex Davis missing. At first tho Jailor was at a com plete loss to understand how the man had unlocked the door to the cell. Looking at the lock he saw a key, and upon examination it proved to be nothing more than a .tone probably a piece of common hair comb. The man keif taken the piece of comb and made a key which opened the two locks on his door and the two on the cell in which was the negro. After getting out himself the man opened the negros cell. The two th -°- cured nails and succeeded in picking a hole in the brick wall large enough to admit them. Tne prtßonera in the next cell say that they heard nothing of the men making weir escape. Had the men not torgol and left the key in the lock their escape would nave been an un solved mystery. Sheriff Berrie and other officers are of the opinion that both the escaped men are stiß in the city and efforts will be mane to capture them. First-Class Inside Wiring. This company is now prepared to Jo inside wiring ot residences ana business places, as it formerly did. un der the direction and supervision of a first-class electrician, Mr. W. W. Leathers. We will keep on hand a line of ucst material, will charee omy the actual cost- of the material de livered here auded to wage* of man installing it. Tne party having the wiring done getting advantage of all discounts and our accounts will al ways be open to said party to see- that we are dealing lair. Our Jpm-~ h .ng to insure good work and not. to make a profit, will ue satisfied to "break even.” All contracts for In side wiring will Ik based on use of Edison lamps (those being the best) and parties will be requlrod to use only those or some equally as good lamps, unuer test. Price of 16 candle power .amps are reduced from 25 cents to 20 cent* each and 32 candle power lamps from oO cents to 35. Where fixtures are ordered by us only actual cost will be chargeu, allowing the discounts to patrons. Brunswick Light and Water Cos. STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF GLYNN. To Julian Sydney Isaac: Mr*. Emma Isaac having applied a* executrix for probate in solemn form of the last will and testament of Moses Isaac, late of said county, de ceased, you as one of the heirs at law of the said Moses Isaac, are hereby required to apear at the court of or dinary, in and lor said county, to be held on the fifth day of May. 1902 when said application will be heard HORACE DART. Ordinary, Glynn County Ga. Wdiite lawn and fancy colors usual price 5c per yard, is offered at 3c at Mrs. M. Isaac’c Monday and Tuesday, Notice to the Public. Mr. L. J. Von Weller having re signed his position as electrician of this company, Mr. W. W. Leathers an experienced electrical and mechan ical engineer, has been appointed m his place, and will be electrician and superintendent ot the electric plant from this date. Mr. Leathers is a na tive Georgian, and will endeavor to p eaße and satisfy the patrons of the plant in every way. He will occupy a room at the Plant, and after a to days it will be so arranged that r ne can be notified hy pnone at anv hour during the night., in case of accident to lamps or wires. W. S. GREENE, Receiver Brunswick Light and Water Cos. A Doctor’s Bad Plight “Two years ago, as a result of a se vere cold, 1 lost my voice,” writes I,r. L. Soarbroug'h, of Hebron Ohio, then began an obstinate cough Ev en’ remedy known to me as a prae tioing physician for 35 years, failed and I daily grew worse. Being urged tc try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds I found quick relief, and for last ten days have felt better than for two Positively guaranteed for Ihroat and I-ung troubles bv ail drug gjsu. 60c and 11.00. Trial bottles The finest line of imported gins Scotch whiskeys and French brandy* at heasonable prices. Telephone I*o fc R 1 orison, agent, 310 Bay strops. ’ dome dedal Netvs Notes. Miss Louise baker left Sunday for Atlanta. • • • Mrs. L. Hurst is visiting relatives in Charleston. • • Mrs. S. E. Cargyle is somewhat im proved from a serious illness. • • ■ Mrs. W. E. Mitchell, of Albany, ar rived last night to visit Mrs. C. P. Goodyear. ■ • • Mrs. W. —• Jeter and daughter, of Macon, are the guests of Mrs. A. C. Blaln. m m Miss Daisy Williamson leaves this week for Atlanta, where she will spend the summer. • • • Mrs. Wm. Cushman and her little son, accompanied by Mrs. Currier, left yesterday for St. Simon, wnere they will spend several weeks at Ocean View. * * • Mrs. Moses Isaac will leave Thurs day for White Sulphur Springs. Miss Ethel Mason is recovering from a slight ...ness, • * a Miss Ida Borchardt will return shortly trom New Orleans, wher" he is receiving many pleasant social at tentions during bar visit to the Cres cent City. The concert to b<? given shortly at St. Simon mills for the benefit of the school there, promises to be a great success. Both -Brunswick and St. Si mon talent will take part and a music al treat is anticipated. • • • Mrs. Lee J. Langley, of Atlanta, who Is pleasputlfer remembered here as Miss Nellie Brantley, Is expected th visit Brunswick during the early sum mer. Her many friends will welcome her among them. WANTED—Several ladies and gen tlemen, to canvass Brunswick for a nice line of business. Must be of good address, affable and persistent salesmen. Big pay, easy, agreeable work. Address Box 3. Pcstoffice. Ammons to Be Released. It. M. Ammons, t'ne young man from Brunswick, who claimed to been beld-up and relieved of +X3, and who was later arrested for the larceny o a diamond bracelet, will probably get out of his trouble today. Ex Chief of Police Levlson arrived In the city yesterday and had a consultation with Superintendent Reilly. Matters will be stranghtened out and the young man wril he permitted, no doubt, to return to his parents. _ With over whelming proof that the crime that ho reported never occurred Amnions does not insist that this §tory be‘ credited now-. He joked about the report that he had made, and laughed trcarniy when the flaws were picked out aud shown to him. —Savannan News. Women and Jewels. Jewels, candy, uowers, man that is the order of a woman s preferences. Jewels form a magnet of mighty pow er to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is often ruined in the strenuous efforts to make or save the money to purchase them, ir a woman win risk her health to get a coveted gem, i.,en let her fortify herself against tlio insiduous eons' quences of coughs, colds aud nronchiat affections by the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds anil all bron chial troubles. You can get Dr. 0. G. Green s reliable remedies at Smith’s Pharmacy, W. J. Butts’. Ycu can, at any time, get -vh.it you need ia something good to drink from me. I carry a full line of all Kinds domestic aud imported lienors and wines in stock, which you can huy at prices to suit the u- or. Sic Levlson. agent, 310 Bay. Telephone iXihen qcu ► 'Want^ocd ► Jewelry. Silverware. Cut Class t or Novelties, or need any broken ► Jewolr or Watches repaired ► call on IKENNONMOTT, ► "The Leading Jeweler, ► 21* NEWCASTLE STREET. • ► Inepestor of watohee for the ] - Wkm iaJ B* E Railways - ' Keegw of the eity clock. Tlb • . *7 froea Washington daily < * at ti a. m. , BATCH OF CITY NEWS A DAY’S DOINGS IN THE CITY BY THE SEA QUICKLY GATHERED UP. What is Going on in Busy Bruns- SU{)S9J)U| }USSS.Id >)OjM Collection of News. Ware Superior Court. Judge Ben net and Stenographer ! Gale left yesterday for Waycross, where tne Ware superior court will be in session this week. Large Congregation. A large congregation attended the special service at St. Judge’s church ’ Sunday to hear the pastor deliver sermon to the Brunswick r.rflemn. The company attended in a body. For Stealing $5. Clove Douglas and Robert Mai lory, both colored, were given a preliminary hearing before Justice Lambright yes terday morning on the charge of steal ing $5 and were both bound over to the city court. Douglass gave bond and Mallory was commanded to jail. State Board of Examiners. Dr. D. D. Atkinson left last night for Atlanta to attend the meeting of the state board of dentist of examin ers, of which he is a memoer. Tht board, will meet in tne senate cnam ber and has considerable business to transact. Dr. Atkinson will probably no absent from the city the entire week. TO inspect the rilemen. Col. W. G. Obear Will Viait Bruns wick Next Week. Col. W. G. Obear, inspector general G. S. TANARUS„ will inspect the Screven Guards, the Sylvania,-'company, on April 28, and on April 30 he will in spect t'ne Brunswick Riflemen. It is said that the Sylv&nia company will probably be disbanded, as it is claim ed to be in an unsatisfactory condi tion. The Brunswick Riflemen how ever, have improved greatly of late and lhe company ig now on a solid footing. Best quality of bleaching, 15 yard* for SI.OO at Mra. M. Isaac’s. Great Sale at Bargain Prices On Monday and Tuesday, April ki and 22, I will offer real bargains in all department*. , Dress Goods, laces, lotions and in fact everything in etock will go at unheard of prices. + Mrs. M.Jsaae, BRUNSWICK, GA. Just Received anew line of Coucli Covers and Mattings 50 REFRIGERATORS mm A full line of ‘‘Charter Oak", Six hole Steel Ranges with warming closet at s*o.oo For this week only we offer New- Home Sewing Machines, ball beating, latest improvements, at $30.00, usual price $40.00. We have taken the agency of the Globe-Wernticke Co's. Sectional Book Cases, etc X M. Miller & don 9 APRIL 28 For Dinner Snap Beans, ' a, ■ English Peas, J New Beets, H I jj j J J Lettuce, tz ' ' Parsley ' i 1 ■ Fresh Tomatoes. If it’s good to j eat we have it. :Geo. W.Harper: i Phone 158. THE GROCER. , Cf’ifK'*rcjv*ricrcri mMM ► lam 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 all others. ► THOMAS KEANY, ► Far.ey flrocer, H. Mickelsol| 3H Newcastle St. To bring lhi* wi ll selected line j of Furniture before the public I will sell during this week : <1.85 Ladies’ •■ticker i'l.(H> 1 H 5 Center Table ! m I. higti back dining chair l .00 Child's High Cane Soft Chair 1.00 1.15 Cradles i oo