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WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL SALE! Ladies’ Walking Skirts. For this week we offer special prices on our entire line of Ladj^s’ Walking Klrs, as follows: .. $13.50 Skirts $lO.OO $12.00 Skirts 9.00 $lO.OO Skirts 8.00 $ 9.00 Skirts 6.75 $ 800 Skirts 6.00 $ 7.50 Skirts 5.75 $ 7.00 Skirts 5.25 . $ 6.50 Bkirts 4.90 $ 6.00 Skirts 4.50 $ 5.50 Skirts 4.15 $ 4.00 Bkirts 3.00 LEVY’S. Just Received Big Shipment of ■ Velvet Beans Come Quick if you Want Some of Them W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. “On tho White Corntr.” j TOBIAS NEWMAN fldS THE EXCLUSIVE COHTROI. * cf the 5 Lotos Club l PURE l Rye Whiskey, [J BRUNSWICK A ND VICINITY. ; WANTED! i 1,000,000 Cars of I SCRAP IRNO, ; The highest cash prices paid for same. J. W, Watkins, 208 Bay St, Brunswieh Ga. I If ‘-M iM 1m ‘\m 4a 4a 4a 4a a A u . _ r [We are Exclusive Agents for; i < E Monarch Shirts $l.OO ' | $3 oo Smart Set Shoes $3.00 ! E si*°o Army and Navy $lOO : •5° Overa-ls and Jackets 50 : •75 Oueralls and Jackets .75 ; $l,OO F. P. Corsetts $1 00 \ i and. H. Holler & Bro.j 220 Newcastle St j THE BRUNSWICKt®AILY NEWS GOLF GAME FOR TODAY BRUNSWICK AND DARIEN WILL TRY FOR HONORS ON LINKS THIS AFTERNOON. This promises to be a very enjoy able Jay for the Brunswick and Darien golf players, and besides an interest ing game to be played this afternoon, the visiting club and their friends will be royally entertained during their short stay in the city. The Darien club and their friends arrive in the city at 12:30 on the steamer Messie. It is expected that a large crowd will come over as a cheap rate has been offered by the boat line. The officers and members of the club will be taken to the Ogle thorpe hotel immediately alter the ar rival of the boat, where a luncheon will he served. The ladies who ac ' company the team over will be en iiertained at the Oglethorpe uy the la -1 dies of Brunswick from 1 to 2 p. m. Tne game will he called promptly .at 2:30 p. m., and will no douot be witnessed by a large number of cit izens. This will be the first game | ever played in Brunswick between tho home and a visiting club and much interest is manifested in it. The Brunswick club visited Darien some time ago, and met a defeat, and they expect to be victorious in the game this afternoon. Immediately after the game the Darien club will he delightfully en tertained at the Phoenix club, and a most enjoyable time is promised. All in all. the day will he a pleasant [one for both the rnemoers of tho home and visiting club, while much inter est is centered on the game. The Brunswick team will be com posed of the following players: .1. S. M. Symons, j, C. Stiles, Jan. Bailey, [ it. B. Tupper, C. M. Gowen, B. P. : Coleman, H. F. Dunwody, Prank Mal lard. RULES FOR PnIMAR r. Continued from Page 1.) \ provisions ns to said matters are not j sufficiently explicit; therefore, be it I Resolvcn: Firth. That tho time set | for the closing of the Baid registra tion for said primary to he held on the 15th. day of May, 1902, shall be construed to mean that tne 9th. day of May, 1902, shall lie the last day on which voters in said primary shall register. Second. The chairman and secre tary of (his committee shall have printed not less tnan five thousand of the official ballots provided for in' said resolution of April sth., 1902, and shall have the, said tickets identlfie by printing across the top of each the words, "Official ballot to be voted a primary election, Glynn county, May 15th., 1902. Scratch the names of all candidates except those for wnom you doKlre to vote.’’ F. 10. TWITTY, j Chairman Hem Ex. Com. Glynn Cos. The said chairman and secretary shall provide for the use of voters at each precinct three times as many of said ballots as there are registered voters at said precinct. Any candi date at said election shall have the privilege of making requisition on said chairman and secretary for as many of said official ballots as hei may desire, provided he shall pay the actual cost of printing the same, and it shall he their nuty to deliver the same to the candidate so requiring at least two days before said election, provided said requisition is made at least four days before said election, it is understood that the five thou sand official ballots provided in this resolution are for genera! distribu tion and use; and that the same are to be placed at the several voting precincts In places accessible to ail voters. Tito managers at said election shall receive no ballots except said official ballots. Be it resolved that the chairman bo Instructed to call a mass meeting *of white voters to be beld on Tuesday, May 6. 1902, at 12 m . at the city han in Brunswick, for the purpose of suggesting candidates for democratic executive committee men. to be voted for on May 16, 1902. McDuffie's Turpentine and Mutton Suet Lang Plaster is a certain cure for whooping cough, easy and com fortable. works while you sleep. 26 cents, at W. Joerger's. FOR RENT—SEVEN LARGE ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES OR BORDING HOUSE. IN GOOD CONDITION; LARGE HALL, BATH ROOM AND FRONT VERANDA. AP PLY TO J. W. WATKINS, 208 BAY STREET. Local Pullman Sleeper to Charleston. The Plant System has a local Pull man sleeper leaving Jacksonville 8:00 p. m. daily, arriving Charleston 6:40 a. m, in which passengers can remain until 7:30 a. ra. Cheap excur sion rates account exposition. For further particulars, reservations, etc., apply to F. N. Jolly, D. P. A„ Jack sonville. I \oome Social t News Notes. Mrs. Thomas Brobston, of Madison, is expected here hortly to visit Mrs. Edwin Brobston. • • • The Accacia club will be entertained Friday afternoon by Miss Edna Pen niman and Miss Ellen Penniman. • • • Mrs. Eugene Mitchell, of Albany, Is quite ill at the home of her par ents, Col. and Mrs. c. P. Goodyear, on Oak Lawn. * * * Mrs. Gran l Brock, of Tallapoosa, arrived in the city last night and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edwin Brobston, at her home, Pine Crest. ■ • ■ William Hampton is the name of the little son born iast Monday to Mrs. W. E. Mciiae, of Valdosta, who is remembered by many friends here as Mrs. Alepli Rockwell. * * Albert Wylly was the name con ferred on the little son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Brobston at lifs christening, which occurred recently at St. Mark’s. Master Stanley Brobston stood proxy for the sponsors, who wore the little ones grand parents. * Mr. F. D. Aiken was the host on a very pleasant launch party Monday afternoon, complimentary to Mr. War ren Howard and party of Atlanta. The guests were: Mr. Warren Howard, Miss Martha Cobb Howard, Miss Dunnington, of Chariottsville. Va.: Miss Mary Bymun Jaringass, of Jef ferson City, Tenn.; Miss Edna Pen niman, Miss Ellen Penniman; Mr. C. Don Parker. • * • Today from twelve to two an infor mal reception will he tendered the Darien golf club in the parlors of the Oglethorpe. The following ladies form the committee in charge; Mrs. C. S. Wylly, Mrs. James Dun woody, Mrs. E. I). Walter, Mrs. N. Emanuel, Miss Fannie Aiken. A number of other ladies will assist in receiving and tho occasion promises to be very enjoy able. m m m Mrs. A. C. Blain was hostess on a delightful boat party Monday after noon, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Polhill hav ing kindly tendered their launch for the occasion. Leaving the wharf at 5 o’clock, the party spent several hours enjoying the breeze on the bay and up Turtle river. Mrs. Plain's guests were; Miss Evans Jeter, Mrs. U. C. Corbin, Miss Fannie Grant Nightengale, Miss Guilder, Miss Lu cile Butts, Miss Em Waff, Miss 1 taw Is, Miss Alexander, Miss Rita McKinnon, Miss Gertrude Alien. Miss Leslie Butts, Mrs. Monroe Fleming, Mrs. J. H. Polhill, Mr. J. if. Polhill, Dr. A. C. Blain. Master An.iur lllam. Wilson, the photographer, always on top. If you doubt it come in and see for yourself. We have for sale photos of the unveiling of the Con federate monument, which cannot tie equalled by any one. Provide your self with one at earliest opportunity. Our portrait work can't be beat. COLLINS A GLASS, Contractors and Br iders. Estimates fu*~dshed on short no tice and satisfm'ion guaiantsed. Superintends t specialty. 422 Nortf Volf Street, : Oh! Its ► Hew > ^ —_ Sliced Bacon, glass jars. .25-*. Cotpped Dried Beef, glass Jars J ,-,e. ■ Coined Ham, 1-2 pound can.lde Pig feet 1-2 pound can . ...iOe. Head Cheese 1-2 lb. can... Id , Corned Codfish, 2 'b. -an... i• THOMAS KEANY, Pancy Orocer, First-Class Inside Wiring. This company is now prepared to do inside wiring of residences anu business ptaces. 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 uest material, will charge only the actual cost of the material de livered here auded to wages 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 pany to see thai we are dealing tair. Our des'-- in to insure good work and not to make a profit, will oe satisfied to "break even.” All contracts for In side wiring will lx based on use of Edison lamps (those being the best) and parties will be required 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 cents each and 32 candle power lamps from oO cents to 35 Where fixtures are ordered by us only actual cost will be charged, allowing the discounts to patrons. 1 Brunswick Light and Water Cos. BATCH OF CITY NEWS A DAY’S DOINGS IN THE CITY BY THE SEA QUICKLY GATHERED UP. His Mother 111. Rev. W. M. Gilmore, pastor of t’ne First Baptist church, left last night for Pocket, N. C., in response to a ; telegram announcing the serious ill ness of his mother. Mr. Giimore’s many friends hope that his mother will he much improved on his arrival. Making Rapid Progress. Work of erecting poles was resumed by the Brunswick Electrical Supply company yesterday and quite a num ber were placed In position. Mr. O’Farrell says the work will be pushed as rapidly as possible, and he will be ready to furnish the people of Brunswick with electric power at an early date. Attention, Brunswick Riflemen. You are hereby ordered to be at your armory Wednesday night, Apri 30, Dress uniform will be worn. By or der of L. A. Robinson, Captain Com manding. E. O. DOUGLAS. First Sergeant. Plant Mileage Books. The Plant System announces, com mencing twenty-sixth instant, its new interchangeable mileage books will be. recognized by the Seaboard Air Line. Louisville and Nashville, Atlantic Coast Lino, Nashville, and St. I.ouis t Western ami Atlantic, and several other lines in the south, covering over fifteen thousand miles. The 1 mnt System has not inter enanged passenger business beforef with the seaboard Air Line tor eight years. Valuable Property For Sale. Four six-room houses, two ou Bay street, two on Oglethorpe street. Price SSOO each, or $1,700 for the four houses. This is a big bargain and a money earner. Library building sl, 100, This property pays good inter est upon th investment and has a good speculative value. Six-room house and lot on South Woli street. MSO. Five room two story house and I*l Old Town $1,050 Brobston, Fend it ft Cos. Attractive Prices will always catch 1 the buyer * lam < offering my Fall stock ol Dress Goods, Trim- fiKKR ruings, Laces and Everything in the l otion tine At Fopular Figures. Mrs. M.Jsaae, BRUNSWICK, GA. We Offer this Week 1,000 yards of Tapestry Brussels Carpets, worth Ji.oo, at 05c. per yard. Made lined and put down. lerms For * hove Strictly Gash This is an opportunity to secure a nice Carpet at the price ot a matting at Our Store. Cali early to choose from a good collection of Patterns. X.M. Miller <&3en, APRIL 80 {When qcu j : Want Heed] * Jewelry. Silverware, Cut Glass 3 l o r Novelties, or need any broken j r Jewelry or Watches repaired 3 call on j KENNON MOTT.i Th Leading Jeweler. 3 *li HIWOAITLI STREET, < laspsetor of watches lor Stas there a4 B * B Railway* ] Keener of the city clock. Time i hr wire from Washington dally i at 11 a. m. j Pickle Talk If it’s good to eat we have It. Sweet mixed. ’ Sour mixed, f Honolula mat , White Onions. ; Chili Sauce. Horse Rad dish. I Chou Chou Mixed. ', Full line vegetables each 1 morning. Geo. W. Harper ’Phone 158. THE GROCER. H. Michelson, 314 Newcastle St. To bring the well selected line of Furniture before the public I will sell during tin ■ week : $1.66 Ladies’ Locker SI.OO I. Center Table 1.00 1.85 high t acl: dining chair i ,0;i i .06 Child's High Cane Scat Chair l oo 1.75 Cradles 1.00