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•IBURSDAY KOBNJKD A Waist Sacrifice. Realizing that now, right in the height of the season, is the time to close out our shirt waists, wo have decided on a Sacrifice Sale of our entire line of white and colored , Shirt Waists At a pllce that will appeal to your economical taste. See window. Your money back for the asking. BB /■ OUR STORE CLOSES AT 6 O’CLOCK ► |We Are l\ow Prepared ► ► to furnish Ice Cream, made ► from Pure Cream, in an V y quantity, and deliver It any k where in the city. ► We wave special les (Leant ‘Packers’' y fol our Family Trade, and we guarantee y qua.ity of cream, ami promptness of y delivery, 05 c. quart, $2.00 gallon. W. J. BUTTS, ► ' * THE DRUGGIST. V St. Simon Line. Steamers Hessie No. 1 and No 2. Schedule in Effect May 25, 1902. Leave Brunswick. Arrive Ocean Pier Leave Ocean Piers. Arrive Brunswick 8.30 a. m. 9.15 a. in 6.30 am 1, r> a m 10.00 a. rn 10.45 a. m 11. 15a rn 12.00 am 200 p. in.' 2,45 p, ni 4.00 m 4,4.‘> o 1,1 5.30 p. m 6.15 p. m 5,30 o m 6.30 pm Leave St, Simon Mills Arrive St, Simon Mills 6.00 a. m 10,00 a m 5,10 p, m 7.00 p in Sunday Schedule. Leave Brunswick; Leave Ocean Pier tl.tJO a. in I LOO a in. v.iiO p. in. 6.00 p, m. 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. 1 also have 3 Sewing Machine motors, the last chance, at $7,50 each. 1 ! Closing Out Sale] SSTRAW HATS.! l $1.25 II ats at .99 c I : 1,00 “ “ ,89 c, } >75 “ “ ,59 c, j ,50 “ “ , 39 c. * J. H. Heller & Bno.j 220 Newcastle. 302 Bay. t HE .BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS time tieeial Views Vivtes. Miss Angela Stewart, of Frederica, is visiting Miss Lilia Burroughs. * • V Miss Fannie Grant Nightengale is the guest of Miss Mary Lillu Blanton on St. Simon. • . . A picnic party headed by Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Baumgartner, will spend today at Altama. ... Misses Mark Inn and E ion or Norris have returned from a visit to rcla. tives in Virginia. ■ . Mr. Isaac Brrazeale, of Caiera, Ala., is spending a few days wit'u Mr. and Mrs. Cl. 1,. Can.)lor. ... Little Miss Leta Evans, of Savannah. >s the guest, o’ Mrs. M-irv Kllenwood at her home on Reynolds street. <* * * The friends of Mrs. H. 11. Raymond will regret to learn that she is serious ly B 1 at her home in New York. • * m Mrs. George Walker, of Texas, and Miss Carrie Baker and Mrs. O. A. Zeigler, of St. Louis, arc visiting Miss 1 'll la Baker, railed here by the serious illness of their father. Mr. M. A. Ba ker, Sr. Master ,T. D. Sparks celebrated 'ills fiiftn birthday with a very enjoyable party Tuesday afternoon, to which a large number of his little friends were bidden. Games were played out in the shady lawn, after which refresh ments were served. Toe white birth day cake as adorned with five tiny red candles, emblematic of the young host's years, and there as a pretty ring hidden iri It, destined for Homo lrnky guest, Miss Miriam Abrams proving the fortunate winner. After a delightful afternoon the little guests dispersed to their homes, voting the affair a perfect success. MAY BE A REMBRANDT. Painting in Chicago Supposed to be by the Great Master. A canvas attributed to Kemhrant, a painting of exceptional quality, oas been discovered in Chicago. It is the property of William A. Cunning ham. This picture, displays ill a marked degree the qualities whicii characterized this famous master fine ’draughtsmanship, admirable and individual technique, rich color. The subject, the head of a venerable Turk was a favorite one wit’u Rembrandt. The head is life .size and the turban of rich Persian stuff, in which it is swathed, is surmounted by a red fez. The canvas is in a perfect, state of preservation, and it hears a date which indicates that It represents the great Tinted master's best period, it was brought to this country several years since by a Holland artist, who stated that it once adorned the walls of a mansion in The Netherlands. The painter, desiring to return to Holland, sold toe picture to Mr. Coimlnghom. It, was in had condition. The load of the subject, with bis gray beard, and white drapery, was almost ob scured by several coats of opaque dead varnish which were removed by its present owner, who also n lined the canvas. Mr. Cunningham has made a study of the old masters and has be come an expert in their restoration. Rembrandt's brush Is so distinctive that a question of authenticity is im possible.- Record-1 (of-ald. Interesting Suits. The suit of J. Ertrowitoh against the Southern railway company and the S. A. L. railway will he heard hy .fudge Conoly today, and It promises to he unite Interesting. W. M. TUPPER & CO., Forwarding and Shipping Agents. Lighterage, Towing and Marine In surance. Correspondence Solicited. BKimswrcK, ga. Morphine ft ad Whiskey 8 U 8 * I Sill hahitstreated without pain I I 111 Ilf I orcoMfincmeut. CurCKuar- V* I Bw l til autred it t Sanitarium or no pay. ft. 11. VKA.L, Mnngr fjtlnn Spruits Cure Cos., Drawer A. Austelt,Gn. Honirjtreatnient v<nt if preferred. Correspoudeucc Strictly confidential. Launch For Hire. The swift launch “J. H. Pointii” is for rent by the hoar, day or week. Fast, sate and roomy. Enquire at Remember t'ne place, suits cleaned and pressed, 300 Monk St., old Cen tral Hotel stand. Phono It 1-2. PolhiU's drug store. Summer Law School Y)M(IVKKSrr\ Of* VIRGINIA. In Virrtnta mountains. ft.,, Summor. JulyltoJtojrtMo- Ut 1, Itv U.r* !.:\\ Fa- ulij. IMpful to begiimprs: Nr t*ananl;|pA for Hu* l*.’ . ;n<Uo i>ra*litionr* who havt*. H<ka sysfAutaUt* in struct um. Lor t utnlopw*. <tdi<W U. Ml\(Ili. Ht'crviury, LbitrloUvtvUle, v *. New Workmen of a higher grade and improved fa cilities make Jim Carter the leader of clothes cleaners. Blione *53-2. Clothes sent for and delivered, free at Davenport's. Phone 141-2. Quinine shampoo, the latest for ladles’ hair. For sale only at Clark's tonsorial parlors. WHEN OTHERS FAIL To please you. send your clothe.! to Jim Carter, t’ne leading clothes cleaner. J,, Uneeda y- Biscuit A soda biscuit that is nearly all nutriment. —o. ||j a Sold everywhere at five cents a package. -=r . W JH NATIONAL BIBCUIT COMPANY ' v Li If LE LOCAL NEWS NOTTS. INTERESTING ITEMS GATHERED HERERE AND THERE BY NEWS REPORTERS. Judge Atkinson went to Atlanta yesterday. M. Kaiser will leave on the Mallory for New York this week. United States Marshal Barnes has returned to his home in Macon. M. A. Baker Sr., who has been seriously ill, eontfaues to improve. Rev. George Stuart, the evangelist was in the city for a, few hours yester day, A. 11. Peoples, a prominent insur ance man-of Valdosta, spent Tuesday here. ('apt. (’. A. Russell has purchased the i.*\ Iding building on Gloucester street, back of Julius May’s. , Judge Sparks and C. W. Iteming, delegates to the stale democratic con vention will return home today. Tec banks, post office and other pub. lie institutions will close tomorrow The postoffice til observe Sunday hours. A. 1.. Franklin presided at police court yesterday, and lie made it hot for some of the evil doers. Fines ranged from $5 to $lO. Work on Mr F. O. M. Straehan’s new residence on Union street, is go ing forward very rapidly and when completed ill be one of the handsom est homes in the city. COURT MAY NOT MEET JULY 10. Some Want it Postponed, while Others are Anxious for it to Hold. Tip' local attorneys met yesterday afuyn'oon at the .court house and passed a resolution asking Judge Hart to come to Brunswick Friday nr Sat urday and the matter of whether or not court will convene July 7 will be discussed and finally agreed upon. Some of the lawyers want court held on that date, while there are others who desire it postponed again. WILL BE INTERESTING. Unknown to Race McCullough’s New Boat. One of the most interesting events which is booked to occur tomorrow will he tin- boat race be teen tne Uu known and Ted McCulloch’s now boat. The nice will be sailed around Marsn island, and there is a great deal of interest manifested in the interest ing contest. , The race will take place in the fore noon. as the boats are scheduled to sail (it St. Simon ju the afternoon. No use to go home for dinner. Go to the Arcade between 11 and 1 and get the best free lunch in the city. Notice to Masters. The News will publish ship notices at $1.50. It is the only legal medium through which these notices can be published. Bids Wanted. Sealed bids are invited by the mayor and council of the city of Brunswick, during the ensuing thirty days, for tlie purchase ot property known as lae Old Baptist church property. Raid property consists of three New Town lot3, numbers 12 44. 1245 and 124(1, containing in all 90 by 90 feet; situated on the north east corner of C and H streets, together with at; buildings thereon; the right is reserv ed to subject any and all bids. Brunswick, tla., June 13. 190!. N, D. Russell, Clerk of Council. Happy Time in Old Town. "We felt very happy,’’ writes R. N. Beville. Old Town, Va„ “when Buck len’s Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head.” It delights all who use it for cuts, corns, burns, bruises, boils, ulcers eruptions. Infallible for piles. Only 23c. at all druggists. FOUND ANOTHER BERTH. * Popular PI; nt System Employe New ; With Steamship Company. Savannah, Ca„ July 2.—W. H. Pleas ants. trallb manager of the Seaboard Air Line, will leave that company to go witii the Ocean Steamship company. This was learned authoritatively to day. j In just What capacity Mr. Pleasants 1 j will serve the Ocean Steamship Com-' pany could not be learned, but is was stated that that his position will be one of importance. Mr, Pleasants was traffic manager of the Ocean Steam ship company before he left it to go i with toe Seaboard. It is generally believed that Mr ! Pleasants will be made vice president and general manager. These posi , tions have been separate in the past but it is understood that it is the pur pose of the management to give Mr. j Pleasants full control of the company. I MANY BOATS ENTERED. Those, Who Will Hay,e Craft in the j Bateau Race. Interest in the bateau race around Marsh island is now at fever nea! j and it is safe to say probably the most j interesting feature of the Fourth oi July celebration will be this race. The following have entered boats: ! Tom Abbott, E. H. Peterson. J. Raw son, 11. A. Green, 1. K. Burney. W. H. Cook, J. N. Brock. R. B. McCullough. Wm. Curry, J. Bowen, John Nessel- I-1 :n;i There’s only one place, in Brunswick when* clothes are cleaned and press ed by scientific methods, and that's at Jim Carter's. WANTED! All the clot hen in town to clean, at ! Jim Carter's place, 501 Monk street.! Phono 253-2. SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND NO. 12. The National Bank of Brunswick. Brunswick, Ga., June 21st, 1902. The Board of Directors of the Nat ional Bank of Brunswick nas this day declared Dividend No. j 2, three per cent, three dollars per snare, payable on and after July Ist, 1902, to share holders of record at close of business Juno 30th. E. D. Walter, Cashier. FOR QUICK SALE. 60*180 feet, Union street, lot close in, SOSO.bO. Half cash,, balance easy. Not many lots left on this main residence street. Apply to BROBSTON, FEN DIG & CO, For Sale. Four-room one-story house near Oglethorpe Hotel. Just the place for small family. $050.00. rt is a bar gain. Half cash, balance on time. Brobston, Fendig & Cos. Clark, tire leading and up to date colored barber, has all tae latest things connected with an up to date tonsorial parlor. Hot baths on a mo ments notice. If Your Eyes Trouble You in any Way What ever, ; gts> Call and We Will EXAMINE I hem 1 4 f REF and tell You vv fiat -3 i the Trouble is. 3 4 KENNGN MOTT, 0. D. j The Leading Jeweler. H 215 NEWCASTLE STREET, s Inspector of watches for the i Southern and B & 8 Railways. 4 Keeper of the city clock. Time H by vrlro from Washington daily ’ at 11 a m. 1 CLERKS MAK.E APPEAL. They Ask the Ladieq to do Their Shop ping Before Six O'ClOck. After considerable 'card work on the part of some of the good ladies of Brunswick, they have succeeded in getting the turn cards to close their Places of business at 6 p. m.. but the. persistent effort on the part of some ladies to try to get in the stores after the closing nour has caused eonsldera b!c • dfEsatisfactida and threatens to break up the movement. So we earn estly appeal to the ladies to do their saupping before t> o’clock and not make an pIToi t to get into the stores after that hour THE RETAIL CLERKS. te-.? . v ! SB w -nvLl.-Lk-.-y FREE! FREE! Call and get a largo palm fan trev with HENRY CRAY Fi.OUR advertisement; and remember them is no better fieur sold. We receive a fresh shipment each week direct from the mill. Giv- it a trial and you will use no other. Pnone 158. j gc ■' >vs 3Kr j f WE SELL Buggiesand Wagons and can make the prices to <*uit. See Wheelwright;, blacksmith and horse shoeing. T. B, Burns, 210 Richmond street LAD!ES CLUB— A if ietiflc' combination of tee CHOICEST TEAS. This !i!cnd wilt lie valued for its linvitv au.l excellent quality. For this TEA only the cnoice pickings of ttie first crop are selected. SEE “THE MAKING.” THOMAS KEANY, •Phone 11. 312 Necastle. s