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WEDNESDAY MORNING Shirt Special. For a week we will Belli the greatest line of negligee shirts ever sold in Brunswick for 49 c. Colored an.l white, no collar, detach ed) cuffs, excellent value for 75c. one week at 49 c. The new fad. Black and White Ox ford lace*, sc. 15 c. and 25 c. Your money back'for'the asking. OUR STORE CLOSES AT 6 O’CLOCK We Are Now Prepared to furnish Ice Cream, made from Pure Cream, in any quantity, and deliver It any where in the city. We oave special Ics O.eara 'Packers” fol our Family Trade, and we guarantee qua.ity of cream, and promptness of delivery. * 50 c. quart. W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGQIBT. TOBIAS NEWMAN HRS THE EXCLUSIVE CONTROL <sf the Lotos Club PURE Rye Whiskey, BRUNBWICK A ND VICINITY. WANTED and FOR SALE Second Hand Furniture, Stoves, Organs, Pianos, Desks, and other things too numerous to mention. J. W, Watkins, 208 Bay St., Brunswick Ga. I also have 3 Sewing Machine motors, the last chance, at $7,50 each. ; she 9opular 9laee for r . i r H 'Clothing, Moed, Mats, Millinery, tte. J. Bpo. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS DISTRICT CONFERENCE BEGINS HERE TONIGHT INTERESTING SESSION TO BE HELD AT THE FIRST METH ODIST CHURCH. The Waycrosa District Conference will begin tonight at the First Meth odist church wiLa the opening ser mon by. Key. C. M. Ledbetter, of Blacksfiear, Ga. The business Sessions will open to morrow at 9 o’clock, and to all ses sions of the conference the public is welcome. Delegates have already begun to ar rive and a large number will be on hand from all over this part of the state. Tfmong other prominent men who will be in attendance will be Pres ident C. I*3 Doowman, of Emory Col lege; Editor W. C. Lovett, Prof. J. C. Hinton and Rev. Raacom Anthony. There will be preaching each night at 8 o’cltK-k. CUMBERLAND OPENS TODAY, Eight Hundred Visitors From Atlanta Today. Hotel Cumbenand will be opened to the public today, and from every in dication the season will be the most successful in the history of the popu lar resort. Jaeoibi has everything in readiness for the open ing and, from time very start, will care for between seven and nine hundred people who will arrive in the city this morning from Atlanta on the ex cursion of the Retailer’s Association) All the help for the island arrived during rrr week, the last crowd com ing down yesterday morning. The help is of the best and everything will he operated in a first-class man ner at the hotel. Manager Jacobi expresses himself as well ssatisfied with the outiooK and says' the largest crowd that has ever visited Cumberland will come down this Season. The excursion today will arrive about 8 o’clock and will leave inn mediately, for the island. The tick ets are limited to three days and most of the visitors will spend .the tlmeTln Brunswick and on Cumberland. Latest fad in face veils just received at Miss Kate Slater’s! You Can be Pleased. If you are sometimes called a crank because! you know what you want send your clothes to Jim Carter. He wants such customers. If you need a typewriter of and dea cription come to see me before buying 1 can save you money. Terms rea sons hie and satisfaction guaranteed C. It. Jewett. ATTENTION PKTNJOEIIS BASKET PARTIES We keep everything in the line of Meats, Pickles, Olives. Jellies, Pre serves, Grape juice, Fruit Syrup amt Canned Emits; and many other things too numerous to men tion, that goes to make up a nice 1 uncheon, THOMAS KEANY, ’Phone 11, .312 Newcastle St. We close at seven o’cioc For Sals One small house ana lot on A street, near gas house. Price *SOO. monthly payments. Brebston, Femdig ft O. Philadelphia elub rye, poii'lvely the finest blended Whiskey in the' elty. Full quarts 11.25 per bottle; satis faction on this brand guaranteed or money refunded. Telephone 130. j Levison, agent, 810 Bay street. Notice of Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Brunswick ft Birmingham Railroad Company. A special meeting of the stockholders of the Brunswick & Birmingham Rail road company will be held at the com pany's offices in Brunswick, Glynn county Georgia, at 11 o'clock, a. m. on the 18th day of June. 1902, to con sider an issue of bonds and an increase in tho capital stock of the company and the Issuing of additional common stock , and also preferred stock aud to transact any other such business teat may before the meeting. This May 15th. 1902. u . CHAS. P. HYDE. 1 resident Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad Company. _ If . y ?" * re of building see L. A. Miller. If you want your bicycle repaired nght bring it to an ei.trienced work saao. B. J Olewlne, 505 Gloucester street dome dedal I Views Viotes. Mrs. George" N. Tharin continues quite ill. • • Miss Arabella Wright is at home from school. • • Miss Fannie Symmes has returned from school. • • Mrs. T\ M. Nash and her little dauhter have arrived from Atlanta to visit Mrs. H. S. McCrary. * * • Mr, F. E. Twittyt and his? mother, Mrs. Curry, spent a few days of the past week at St. Simons. • * • Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Butss are at Cumberland, where they will spend a fortnight at the hotel. • • • Miss Josephine dußiguono has re turned from a pleasant visit to Mrs. F. D. Ml Strachen on St. Simon. * * * MUsf Mamie Richmond, of Atlanta, arrived yesterday to attend the fun eral of her aunt. Mrs. H. A. Lucas. Mrs. W. H. Lytle was the guest of Mends In Atlanta during the Wo man’s Press Convention last week. * * * Master Frederick Dorsey Waiter and little Elizabeth Walter "ave gone to Winchester, V\J Va., to upend tuo summer with relatives. • It will be of interest to trieir friends here to learn that Judge and Mrs. Spencer R. Atkinson, of Atlanta, will spend the summer In Colorado. • • • The regular monthly meeting of *!fc flak Grove Cemetery Society wilt be held at 5 o’clock this, afternoon In the chapel. A full attendance is re quested. * * * A pleasant excursion to St. Simon Monday night was enjoyed by a num ber of young people. The men be ing the hosts of the occasion. Those who participated were: Mrs. B. E. Cate, of Marlborough, Mass., Mis Em ily Waff, Miss Lucile Butts, Miss Julia Wilder, Miss Greeley, Miss Frye, Miss Sallie Aiken, Miss Leslie Butts, Miss 5-the* Conoley, Miss Kizzie Conoley, Miss Ellen Penniman. Miss Gertrude Allen, Miss Mary Lilia Blanton. Miss Caroline Dunwoody, Miss Lizzie Prt jleau. Miss Constance Butts, Miss Fannie Grant Nightengale, Mis s Alice Prioleau, Miss Juliet Coiemau, Miss 1-oul.se Prioleau, Miss Marie Parker, Miss, Rhetta McCullough, Miss Mary McCullough, Miss E,U Coleman, Messrs. Bayard Butts, Brown, George Smith, Morton Marye, Howard Waff, Malcolm McCullough, Ed. Al len, Albert Cunningham. Beator Coleman, Meldrim, Collins, Albert Banks;, J, W. Pace, C. M. Petticord. George E. Greeley, of Marlborough, Mass., (’has. Fleming, Eugene Whit field, Millard Reese. LaVeyrm Wait Held, T. Q. Fleming, Jr, l.ObT—Mexican dog. answers to name of "Monkey.” Return to ! Weinburg and receive reward. Latest fad in ready to wear hats trimmed In bayadare stripe silks, at Miss Kate Slater’s, Launch For Hire. The swift launch ”J. H. Polhill” is for rent by the hour, day or week t. a ?.h... saf ? and room >'- Enquire at Polhill a drug store. IV)n't forget, tlio lecture of John Temple Craves at the Grand Friday night. w. M. TUPPER & CO,,* . , T F °™’ ardln ß.and Shipping Agents. Lighterage, Tovflng and Marine In surance - *S^cTTA. So!idted J- w. CONOLY, Notary t-übiie and Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace. Office, 307 Newcastle Street. Pure California Claret. A. A. A. grade, large bottles, per doien, $2.50, Telephone 130, Sig Levlsca, agent 310 Pay street Try a bottle of Columbo Bitten. A fine tome and appetizer; none bettor only 75 cents. Telephone 136. 81* For Sale. Two-story, 7-room house, close kj business section. Good condition, nice lot. Price $1,500. Terms will b# given. Brobston, Feodig ft (j O . The Hessie line will mate double ..ally trips to St. Simon pier Sunday Brunswick at 9.;;o a. m. and -.30 p. m. returning at 11 a. m. and wiu a g 0 &t the ISlanJ aml a iai '£® frowl When you want lumber of any kind c£Q I® h 1 Miller. He will save vm H*ar. A 8000 LUNCH. i T i. 8 rcada is now serving the best 5“ ? “• .I. M ib ‘ ”. p U LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOTES. 1 H. Kaufman ts In the city. Col. W. E. Kay spent yesterday in Savannah. The Glynn county convict gang is now working near Bladen. S. I.evison has returned from a business Trip" 7l St. Simon. Oglethorpe Company, K. of P., will have an interesting meeting tonight. An interesting auction sale was held in front, of Judge Lambright’s office yesterday. t Judge Townsend, of the county court of Appling, was in the city on Monday. J. \V. Wallace has removed to tuo building corner Oglethorpe and Monk streets. General Manager McDuffle, of tne B. &. 15.. has returned from a business trip to Atlanta. John IDay, a prominent citizen of Lumber City, wag among the visitors to the city yesterday. I Cleon E. Baker, formerly of Bruns jWick, was elected treasurer of Cof -1 fee county at the recent primary. W. ft. Townsend has returned from 1 a trip to Tampa. NEARLY FATAL COLLISION. A Plant System Train Ran Into a Vehicle. A yard engine on the Plant System ran into a horse and wagon yeterday and the driver came very near losing his life. The engine waa not going at a high speed and consequently the damage Amounted to very little. The wag-T was partly demolished. To Meet in Savannah. The Georgia State Federation of Labor will hold its annual convention in Savannah, June 18-19. and it is ex pected that the sessions of the organ ization will be attended by about two hundred delegates. Henr y Clay J||p3||g|Ffour Witm W B&ve yoa Tried It P St. Simon Line. Steamers Hessie No. 1 and No 2. Scnedyle in Effect May 25, 1802. UaV B 00 I Tt' Arri fi Pier Uave ocean Piw ’ A ™ve Brunswick* , e-Wa. m. 8.45 a. m 6.30 am 7.15 am 8.30 a. m 9,15 a. m 930 a m 1n 7nn „ o,r a m 10.P> a m 5 n m I’S P ' m 400 P 4.45 DU S>JU p. m 6.15 p. m 5.30 o m a m , leave St, Simon Mills • ' , . „ G l?° P 6.00 a, m Arrive St. Sitnn Mills 5',10 p' m ’° a m 7.00 p m dwept 'Ocean flreezs# Cumberland Island m _ > 90 minute mil from BRUNSWICK, Gfl. ——Two Boats Daily New and Unexcelled Management. Ochestra, Bowling, Target Range, Tennis. Ping-Pdhg.- Premises Thoroughly Renovated. Improved Lighting No Scarcity of Sea Food. h for Rates Apply to J. L. JACOBI, Manager, Cumberland Island, Ga. TALK ABOUT THE MAYORALITY. Number of Citizens Being Mentioned For the Piace. Talk of the mayoralty election is now being revived since the state con test is over and a number of prom inent Brunswick citizens are being groomed for the race. It looks now very much like the old party lines will be relegated and it will be a free for all fight. Thosa spoken of in connection with the mayoralty are: N. Emanuel, R. R, Hopkins, F, E. Twitty, J, J. Lott, E. Brobston, T. Newman, A Fendig. AN EXCELLENT RECORD. Supreme Court Sustainss Judge Ben net in 18 Out of 21 Cases. The local attorneys, among the number some very able ones, say that Judge Rennet's record before th su preme court is one of which any man aiight justly be proud. In the recent batch of Brunswick circuit cases be fore Georgia’s highest tribunal Judge Bennet was sustained in eighteen out of twenty-one cases. INTERESTING EXERCISES. Cypress Millji School Closed On Monday. The rttrstog exercises of the school at the Cypress Mill Monday night wa and quite an interesting event and every one of the large crowd present was greatly pleased with the progrtSß. Miss Meta Scarlett, the able teach er. deserves great credit for the mag nificent, management and training of the children. Supt. Ballard made an interesting address at the clise of tne exercises Monday night. Prominent Visitors. Judge Hammond and Solicitor Strickland of the city eourtt of Grif fin, were among the visitors in the < ity yesterday. Tne two gentlemen *'ft in the afternoon for Atkinson to spend several days fishing. •s.jouoh 5® -Cnpsanx pan Xnpnnjq 'Xnpjnms uo -j6B Jb sums qaanuojq JUNE 11