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SATURDAY MORNING Ladies’ Umbrellas Colored and Black, all sorts of band- - lea and qualities. Special sale* this week on two lota just received. One lot 12.98. One lot $1.48. See Window. Your money back for’the asking. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Beginning May 15th, my store Will open promptly at 6:30, a. m. and close promptly at 10:30pm w. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. "On tha Whitt Carnar" TOBIAS NEWMAN HAS Trie EXCLUSIVE CONTROL of the Lotos Club PURE Rye Whiskey, BRUNSWICK A ND VICINITY. WANTED and FOR SALE Second Hand Furniture, Stoves, Organs, Pianas, Desks, and other things too numerous to mention. J.W, Watkins, 208 Bay St., Brunswich Ga. 1 also have 3 Sewing Machine motors, the last chance, at $7,50 each. 1 Just Received ; Anew line of Trunks with Patent Lids. Call and examine them. Ex ceedingly low prices. j and. H. Holler & Bno.j Two Stores, i 220 Newcastle, 302 Bay Sts. i THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS CITY COUNCIL-HELD INTERESTING SESSION , OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT THE LAST MEETING. Adjourned Regular Meeting. Brunswick. Ga„ May 29, 1902. Present —Hon. N. Emanuel, mayor. Aldermen Newman, du Bignon. MeGar-. vey, Franklin, Kaiser and Taylor. Absent —Alderman Calhoun and Cook. Minutes of meetings May 8 and 22 read and confirmed. The mayor announced as committee on* charter revision, Aldermen Frank lin. Cook and Newman, with the city attorney. Petitions. From board of education for the ma terial in the old unfinished market building, corner Newcastle and Mans field streets. Referred to committee on public works and buildings. From Chas. Baumgartner lor per mission to erect frame) metal roof shed at aide door of iris ice factory. Referred to committee on police, fire and building permits. From W. H. Bowen, contractor, to erect two frame dwellings on Old Town lots No. 267 and 308 respective ly for F, D. M. Strac'uon and C. L. Candler, Granted. From tne Downing Cos., Ellis Young Cos. and the estate of Moses Isaac for two fire hydrants near their dock property in southern part of city. Re ferred to committee on sanitation, light kfid water. Communications. From the ladies of Oak Grove cem etery association extending their thanks for financial assistance from mayor and council. Ordered filed. | From board of health recommend ling T. W. Flanders for appointment : as additional temporary sanitary in ! speetor. Referred to committee on sanitation, light, and water. Motions. The followoing motions prevailed: That the three bids received from J. H. Dilifsworth and Cos., J. I J . Lewis and Chris Short for the material in the old Baptist church be rejected., That ibo city’s title to the old Bap tist church property be investigated by the city atttorney and a report made at next meeting of council. That petition of First African Bap tist church, for permission to put in temporary closet on their premises tie refused. That the tax title of the city to New Town lot No. 2509, be referred to the committee on taxes and revenues, re port made at next meeting of coun cil. That Burroughs and Whitfield be granted additional time oi one week from date in which to tear down walls of the old Mi nth an stables, and put premises in sanitary condition. That the bids received for furnish ing street signs be referred to commit tee on public works to report at next mi nting of council. Reports from city arbitrator for year 1902, showing reduction of as sesummits amounting to $322,902.00. Report iu (I tail ordered filed. Resolutions. By Alderman Franklin. IS ... and n is hereby resolved, liy (be mayor and aldermen of tlihe city of Brunswick, in council assembled, that from and after the passage of this resolution, all purchases of sup plica for the several departments of I lie city shall he made subject to the following regulations: t. Sunperintendentsand chiefs of the various departments of the city shall make written itemized requisition* on the first day of each montii for all such articles and supplies as may be necessary for their departments for the ensuing month. These requi sitions shad be submitted to the com mittees in charge of such departments for approval. 2. Sal ! requisitions when approved by the committees ir. charge of such departmejnts shall be handed to the purchasing committee, whose duty it shall he to purchase said articles and supplies to the best advantage of the ■ty. 3. In caacs of emergency, where purchases are necessary after the first of the month, chiefs of departments ami superintendents shall make re quisition in writing directly on the purchasing committee who shall have authority to purchase the articles so required, provided, the cost of the same does not cxocc.jf ten dollars for eaceh deparement without appro val of department committee: hut such emergency purenase, if in excess of $lO for each department shall be first submitted to department committees for approval. 4. Said requisitions attached to the bills for such purchases, hearing the approval of the proper committees as above provided, shall be submitted to the committee on finance and audit ing, and when approved by said com mittee read in council for final action. 5. 1{ pair work shall he done sub ject to the same provisions. tf Connection of sewerage mains adjacent premises subject to the dt rection an,, approval ol‘ the city engin eer, and the bill for such work, when approved by said officer shall be sub mitted to the committee on finance and auditing, and when approved by said commitee, read in council for fi nal action. 7. The clerk shall notify all super intendents and chiefs of departments of the provisions of this resolution, furnish them with appropriate blanks tor said and instruct them that no bills will be paid by the city for purenases made otherwise than in accordance with said provisions. Adopted. K solution by Alderman du Bignon: lb. itand it is hereby resolved by the mayor and council of the city of Brunswick, in counci assembled. That a discount of four per centum on the amount duo l>y all persons, firms and corporations as taxes for the present year, shall he allowed tto all such per sons. firms or corporations who pay the entire amount of taxes due by (Continued on Page 2.) AN INTERESTING LECTURE DR. MUNHALL ADDRESSED A LARGE AUDIENCE AT THE AUDITORIUM. The services at the tabernacle yes terday were well attended and were much enjoyed. Dr. Munnall’s lecture at the after noon service on "How to Study *a.:u Use the Bible,” was especially help ful. His subject last nigiu was ex cuses' and was handled iu a virrj vigorious manner. Tin-ie will i no afternoon service today, but tonight Prof, and Mrs. Lowe wiii spv : i, third and last lecture on the iu: Christ, illustrated in song aud pictures. The large"! crowd of the meeting at tuntied !du.< Skj.’vk''. last Saturday night. There will be a meeting lot men only without any restriction of age Suunday afternoon at 3 o'ciock. O tickets wiii be ,pitl i*t.'d a:,,! ail men are especially invited. At. tin nune time a women's prayer meet ing wiii be held at the r irsl Metho dist churucb. The following iadi- s wiii have charge of this service; . , , darker, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Austin, Miss r k-teher. Sunday night the service will bo •d> n to everybody. Announcements will be made tomoirbv. as to He r vice on Monday and Tuesday, and tho meeting wnl close Tuesday i,;„ht. ST. SIMON NLWb NOTES. interesting Items Gathered from the Pier. Many families are musing down and it will ouiy be a .short UWe before uiu pier will present a busy appear ance. UO OJTJ AjlUIWf p.UB ■lldUt.JA •|lt3 island. They are making many m provemeats on tlieir cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Marks ai comforta nly quartered in the Weiss cottage J. 1.. Mitchell lias opened a list i la •; lively stalile and is doing u good Du. mess. Chas. M. Tiltons place ir headquar ter-* for visitors. I! has everything iu good shape and is doing exceedingly well. MEETING LAST NIGHT. dot. Estill’s Friends Get Together in His Behjalf. At tile court house lad night then was a meeting of the frieuds ot Col. J. H. Estlll. It was a re pi semative meeting In every icspect. Edwin C. Hyals, of Savannah, ap lealiyt ill C l. D-.till s li, ; It velop and at the meeting that the v ot. i wtio registered last year can vote at ibe June primary whether l.e .stored at the June primary or nt. Notice ot Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad Company. a sp.‘i i,i,i meeting ul the ~| : of the Brunswick & Birmingham Rail road company will he bell! at tie i-um [Mtliy's offices in Urunswiek, Lu.m county Georgia, at It o'clock, a.' iu. on the 18th day of June. 1902, u, , , K aider an issue of bonds and an iinn-as • in thej capital stock of the company and the issuing of additional common dock . and also preferred stork, and to transact any other such bu-.im t.iat may before the meeting To,- May lath. 1902. CHAS. 1.. HYDE, President Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad Company, FRESH SLOP COWS Ply to Miss Mitchell, Anson Dodge Home. FOR SALE—Small house and three milch cows, $ 150, ,1, c are News ATTENTIt >N PICNIC EKS BASKET PARTIES Wc keep everything in ti c lip of Meats, Pickles, Olives. J. -lies, Pre ' serves, Grain- juice, Kruit Syrup aud Canned’; Fruits; and many other things too numerous to men tion, that goes to make up a nice luncheon. THOMAS KEANY, Phone 11, 312 Newcastle St. We close at: seven o’clo ■ Pur# California Tokay, Sherry, Ca tawba, Port, Muscated or Blackberry Wine, ii crust* per large bottle. These wines are absolutely guaranteed to be as good as any eo-caUed Imported wines, *old for more than double the n I I I A A Morphine nnd Win-: v. I I 111 H|| bahil-tteats.;-.vith-. .. j I I 111 IWI or confinement, tnreiimtr- I I IVI an teed at Sanitarium or 11c. pay. B. H. VEAL, Man’gr Lit hi* Springs Curt Cos., Drawer A. Austell,Ga. HomeXreatment sect if preferred. Correspondence strictly confident iai. "■ i in- i in ■- ... See us about brick, h. A. Miller. \6eme tfeeial : Tiem Tiotes. Miss Mamie Waff left la3t night for Virginia,. m m m Mrs. H. A. Lucas continues ser iously ill. • • m Mrs. Samuel Cook is much improved from her ililneaa. • • • Mrs. E. D. Walter has returned from a trip to Charleston. , • • • Mrs, W, A. Jeter leaves today for Valdosta, after a pleasant stay with Mrs. A. C. Blain. • • • Mrs. A. G. P. Dodge came up from | Frederica last night and left for Al exandria, Va„ to visit her mother. • • • Mrs. A. C. Blain and little Arthur and Katherine Blain leave today for a visit to Valdosta. Practicing Daily. The Brunswick baseball club is now having daily practice games and the members of the club will bt- in good shape when the game with Fentandina is played. Don't forget the Arcade will serve a fine lunch today. Wilson, the photographer, announc es that In a few days those beautiful portraits in water color and crayon I will be sent back to Savannah. Those ii her. tore, who have not seen theju and desire to had better cal! early or | ! Ss lose a gouien opportunity. Wil | son also makes the finest photos in the ! city arc! guarantees them. Bring your 1 old photos tor him toeopyfromanddyo old photos in for him to copy and you wi l be agreeably surprised at the're sult. A Fine Opportunity. Good paying ousiness for sale at Dion Part rash, balance easy pay ment-,. Purchaser can take '-barge at oru’c. Andie i H. a. care News. JOK SALE—Tate Epson Water For bladder, kiaueys and all disease* of the stomach mu', liver, 35c. per gal lon, ihe. a bottlle. H. Selig. Pure California Claret, A. A. A. grade, largo bottles, per dozen, $2.50. Telephone 130, Sig Levlson, agent, 310 Lay street J. W. CONOLY, Notary Public and Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace. Office, 307 Newcastle Stri et. For ail kinds of lumber see L. A Miller. FOR RENT - My r. iderice on Mans field ‘si rt • Po.-session giver. June I *i. Terms s2o p> r month including wafer. . I). W. Kraq’ns. ——————— II you noi.’d a typewriter 01 arul (los eruption cotS© t.i> see me before buying I can save you money. Terms rea sonable apd satisfaction guaranteed* C. 11. Jewett. hum her! Lumber: Lumber! All kinds, in. A. Miller. St. Simon Line. Steamers Hessie No, 1 and No 2. Scnedule in Effect May 25, 1902. Le ive Brunswick. Arrive Ocean Pier Leave Ocean Piers. Arrive Brunswick a,OO a. m, 8.45 a. in 0.30 ain ?, y, a m B.'iOa. m 9.15 a. m 9.30 am 10,15 a m 200 P- <”• 2 -45 p. m 4.00 p m 4 4;, B m . : ’I? t 615 P- m P m 6.30 pm Leanest s, mon M.l.s Arrive St. Simon Mills , 6 ’oo a. in 10.00 am s ’ lo P- m 7.00 ]> m A New Line of 1 Refrigerators, 1 fKttll- Mosquito Nets, Ice Cream freezers, iy ■ Lawn Chairs and Settees, Mattings and[f ibei Rtigs, **Tl:iv.' your Kitclicis as cool as } our -3 Parlor by buying one of fur grand Blue I lame Oil CookStc ve, W JtMMiller Aden, LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOTES. Judge J. D. Sparks spent yesterday in Jacksonville. L. J. Leary is back front a business trip to Jacksonville. J. F. Young, of the American Audit Company, is in the city. %*m. Nihtengale and family spent yesterday at St. Simon. C. E. Murphy and family will leave tomorrow for St. Simon to spend the summer.—Waycross Journal. T. J. Holton, a well known citizen of Ovena, Emanuel countty, was in the city yesterday. Hon. F. K. Mann, of Telfair county, and a member of the Georgia legisla ture, spent yesterday in the city. Judge J. T. Lambrghtl returned yes terday from Atlanta, where he lias boon attending the Odd Fellows grand lodge meeting. At Half Mast. Yesterday being the National Me morial day, th flags on the public buildings in the city, as well as the quarantine .station, were displayed at half mast. A number of American ves sels iu port also lionired the occasion in a sindliur manner. Great Improvements. Tim AreaJd, corner Gloucester and Grant streets, is now undoubtedly the prettiest saloon in the city. The popular lilac, has been thoroughly overhauled ami now presents a pretty appearance. Mr. Keller will serve much. todaj and the public is cor dially invited. j t Best, lunch in she <itv todlic at ihe Arcade, U to f. Tlu.' Hessie Inn- will make doufito daily trip's to Bt. Simon pier Sunday easing Brunswick at. 9,,i' a. m. und -.36 p. m. returning irt J i a. m. and 6 in.lt will be a rare opportunity for i day at the island and a large crowd, will go. Swell lunch at itie Arcade today. For Sale One small house and lot on A street, near gas bouse. Price SSOO. monthly payments. Brebsten, Fondig & Cos. NOTICE. Notice is hereby gievn that at a sp cial ineetting ef the stockholders ot the "ritnswick & Birmingham Railload Company to tie heid at company's official m the city of Brunswick, Givnn county, Geor gia, on the 18th. nay of June, iIHU, at 11 o'clock, a. in., the question of ismiing Ikjiulu and of Increasing the capital stock and of issuing additional common stock and also preferred stock will he considered. This May •5, 1902. CHAS. L. HYDE, ’ President Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad Company uiobtj Lodgings, I have rented the old Central ho tel, corner Monk and Newcastle streets, and will conduct a first-class lodging bouse, with table board if so desired. My rakes will be reasonable aud service complete. E. A. Silvera. VAY f0