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JIfOKHIJAY MOKWI&U SKIRT SALE]. Just the season of the year when you want a Medium Weight Skirt for mountain or seashore. Our Sale Price i is on atl Woolen S<irt3, both Walking and Dress Lengths, as follows: '512.00 Skirts .$8.49 10.00 Skirts 6.98 9.00 SJrirts 6.49 8.00 Skirts 5.98 /.bo Skirts 4.98 6.50 Skirts 4.49 Your Money Back for the Asking. OUR STORE CLOSES AT 6 O’CLOCK The Prescription Store* Since wo remodeled and doubled our drug si ore, the number of doctors’ preßcriplhma brought here has stead ily Increased, until now it. is spoken of as the "Proscription Store.” Our prices for proscription work are very low. 'Caere's hardly a pre , ' Hcript.ion that, wo cannot save our eim-. tumors money on. We handle none hill the very oest quality, ol dings and watch every drug closely lo see that it is fresh. Our prescription clerks are expori encod pnarnmeists and are exceed itigly proficient in their work. We Invito yon to bring your pro scrip!ions right to us. You can he sure, then, that Uie inrilicino will lie exactly as your doctors want, it lo he. W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. St. Simon Line. Steamers Hessie No. 1 and No 2. Scnedule in Effect May 25, 1902. Leave Brunswick, Arrive Ocean Pier Leave Ocean Piers. Arrive Brunswick 8.30 a. in. 9.15 a. ni 6.30 a m 7, 1-> a in 10.00 a. m 10.45 a. in 11. 15a in 12.00 a m 200 p. in. 2.45 p. in 4.00 m 4.4'> p m 5.30 pi in 6,15 p. m a.30 oin 6.30 pm Leave St, Simon Mills Arrive St. Simon Mill: 6.00 a. in 10.00 a m 5,10 p, in J. OO p m Sunday Schedule Tainvo Brunswick le ave Ocean Pier lUIO a. in ||.no a ~, 3.30 i. in. 6 00 l),m WAITED 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 I! Sowing Machine motors, the last chance at $7,50 each. Clearance Sale of all Summer Goods Continuous Brirqoin Day, Commem inq August Ist. to September Ist. ♦ d.H. H®Hep & Bro. 220 Newcastle. 202 Bay* dome Social Views Tiotes. Those having news for this depart ment wi;i | lease communicate with the News, or call telephone cmfwy the News office, or cab telephone 147-3 LINES. V .at care I for caste or creed? It is the deed, it is the deed; What for class or what for clan? It is the man, it is the man; Heirs of love and joy and woe, Who is high, and who is low? Mountain, valley sky and sea, All are for humanity. What care I for robe or stole 7 It is the soul it is the soul; What for crown, or what for crest? It is the heart within the breast; It is the faith, it is the hope, It is the struggle up the slope, It is the brain and eye to see, One God and one humanity. Robert. Loveman. Mr M. f\ Minebam is quite ill at her home on F c:, reset. • • Mis:; Virginia Burney is in Feruan dimi, Uie guest of friends. • * • Miss Ruby Mason is the guest of f?K”tain and Mrs. William Lobach. • • • Mrs. M. A. Ziegler and Miss Carrie linker lei i yesterday for SI Louis. , • • Mrr. A. M. Way will leave in a lew days to visit relatives in Quit mail. * * * Miss llu Lee and her mother. Mrs. 1). it. I > e, are visiting friends in Sa vannah. • • • Mina Mosaic Anderson has returned : I'runi a visit to oavamiah and Jaekson \ tile. # * Mias Daisy Scarlett lias returned from a visit lo relatives and friends : a Macon. m m m Mrs. .1 D. Sparks and her children v, ill :-'portly visit Mrs. P \V. Godfrey, at Covington. • • • Mrs. VV. M. Kennedy, of Savanna'a, ■anil her little child, are guests of Mrs. VV. It. I.ee. • • • Mr. and Mw. A. C flanks will go to S(;. Simon Monday) to ortupy a cot Uige for two weeks. • • • Mrs. VV. N. (.rambling, of High Springs. with I4| cnadren, is tlie gm at. of Mrs. V. Jeff uni. in* Mrs. iialpli Ik rltins lias hctnrned n> liar lioilTc in Hagan. Ga.. after a visit to Mrs. (r. i . 11. Jennings. * • • Pel. Peon Wilson and his family and Miss Imu Million have returned to Way Croat! after a pleasant may on St. SI man. Mrs. Jack Bowen, Miss Dunn and Miss Manoe were the guests of Cap tains Poitaeh and Maude on the Oracle • csleniay. | a t | . . a " Miss Gtissio Dixon, who has been spending the summer in Knoxville, will return to the eity in the course of a lew ..ays. ... •Miss Meta Scarl'.t has returned morning for Athens, where she goes to take a course. ,n the normal school of that ciiv. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. 11. Jennings, Miss l.ecla Calvin, and airs. Raleigh Per kin- return, ,! lnsl week from While Sulphur Springs. + 99 Miss Spalding and Miss Tiffereaw, of Macon, who are cot!aging on St. Simon, arc guests of Mrs. W H. How ell for se ye nil days. • • * Miss Daisy Hicks, of Waldo. Fla., and Miss Annie Pee Kennedy, of Toc ooa, Fla., will arrive soon to visit Miss Hattie Bingham. • • ■ Mrs. It. R. ISriesenick and her chil dren leave tomorrow on the Mallory for an extended visit to the north, spending some time in Brooklyn, Hast Orange and in Colllieeucut. • m m Tlie friends of Mr. and Mrs John U. Tinker, of Thonuisvedle. will re gret to learn that Mr. Tucker is seri ously ill witn typhoid fever at his mouther's home >n Mouticello, Fla. • ■ Tie. Misses Paul, of Darien. a r e en tertaining a very pleasant ho i i? party on Do hoy, and a delightful time Is re ported by , ms' participating. In the party arc Mrs. Hubert F. Paul. Mrs. D. Wyatt Aiken, of Brooklyn: Mrs. Ben jamin Sinclair, Misses Sallie Aiken, of Brooklyn: Annie Pumvody and Kate Dimwody. Annie Dunwody, Muri <l Downy. Ceeile Paul. Addie Paul. Pertie Paul. A. 0. Banks „r. of Brunswick: Itev. F. If. t raigmli. Rev. N Keff Smith. 1). F. Sinclair. Masters Archi ■ Clark. Carutliers Paul. Henry Cam. Harry Kavcntd, Ban Sinclair. m m m •Via.ter Wilbur Keiny entertained With a pleasant party yesterday after mum in honor ot his sixth birthday. Sev a I different games were played by tne little folks, the prizes being v. n as follows: In the peanut bunt Coe prize was won by Winnie McKin non. lti the game of "hunt the slip-' per Bessie Scarlett won the prize.: Frank Scarlett won a box of Nunnal ly's candy tor elng the most jHipular voting man playing "drop the hand-; kerchief.” Ma y> Veruery was vlie most successfut contestant in the game of "hide the switch.” and won a bottle of perfume. After the games delicious refreshments wore served. Ring telephone No. 46. and be happy for the remainder of the day. Don't you think it would be a good idea to telephone No. 46? BRUNB WIOK DAILY tIEWt lllllt LOCAI NfcWS NOTES. INTERESTING ITEMS GATHERED HERERE AND THERE BY NEWS REPORTERS. W. E. Dempster is <|uit< si< k. I). ,1. (Jill lias returned from vvnil 1 Springs. (\ V?, T)<*an, of Was; in . . i. in in” fit r. ■ eiiiir* Captain W. It. Tow,vent el linden,' silent yesterday in the city. <’. M. Tilton, of St. Simon Pier, was a visitor to the city yesterday. | General Manager McDuffie, of the B. & It., spent, yesterday in Offernian. F. K. Calloway*., of Atlanta, was among the visitors to the city yester day. A. Clri-gertsen has returned from a I business trip up tlio Atlantic Coast line. Hon. W 0. Brantley returned to niacksnear yesterday, tie will he ah sent several days. State Treasurer U. K. Park came up from CumbeHand last night, and is at the Oglethorpe. Supt.. N. It. Ballard left last night for l-exlngton, (fa., to spend some time with his family. Col. W. S. Branham r- .urnof. from St. Simon, where he spent some days recuperating.--- - Waycross Herald Justice Conleys court wax in ses sion again yesterday arid a number of unimportant matters were disposed of. W. C. McClure, of Macon, who has been at Cumberland for some time came up last night and returned to his home. Jack Bowen, who Tin ; been suffer tog with rheumatism for several months, is at White Springs, where he is ntproving raptuiy. A good lot of household goods will be sold before the oillce of Judge Lamhright at 10 o’clock this morning, borne special bargains wiii be offered. Miss Inez Cutts, who is visiting rela tives here, is south this summer in the interest of Mrs R. K. Baird Cheno wnil’s school “Dundee,” whien is very attractively situated at Ellicott City, Mil., about 40 minutes from Baltimore or Washington City. The art galle ries, libraries and other educational institutions are visited frequently by the school for the bcnetlt of the scholars. For Sale. All the pictures in my studio, !7 in number, almost for nothing. From 175 cents- upward. The fluid display of water colors and oils in the south. For one week. M <!. DellAnT. Artist, Y>u recall In, man whoso goat was taxed SV He com plained to the asses.-or. They said that anything that abutted on Die roa la must pay a tax $1 a foot. Yon see tbis was an abutter of unexpoeted strength and vi tality. So today there is a coffee of unexpected strength and vitality. Ordinary coffee is muddy, brown. This is a rich port wine color before cream, and golden afterward. It is Chase and Sanborn's Seal Brand the finest coffee grown. Did you every try it? "It's up to you,” my friend as to what manner of coffee you use. but SR.-Vf. BRAND is the best , THOMAS KEANY. •Phone 11. 312 Necastle. Telephone No. 46 and get what you are looking for. Its as Long -*-.1 -o' The best of baking gji . •'1 The great demand for skill has been de- SB?!u “'i' : i Uneeda Biscuit voted to the perfec- Z '?*. 3 instantly keeps the tlonof ’ #-• grocers’ stocks fresh. Uneeda Biscuit ll ,'x % ] The famous lu-cr-seal The more tliev bake. ] keeps the b.s- Pi' 1 m ' l c#>ettert ey gy • .5.' " oftA’ ■■) they reach you they’re hake them, the more ’V ' Av jas delightfully crisp a* they have to hake. % 4,. • V.TL Lvi 'v*2 >% # ' 1 when just from the , i; <*■* &*: -r. f oven. Uneeda Biscuit Read Ihese Prices. We are selling cheaper than any other grocery house in the city. Semi 11*5 your order and be convinced. i Best Bacon, per pound 11 l-2c family Flour, 21 pound sacks 50e P l , lour, 24 pound sacks, f,se (..its, per peek 20ej Meal, per pork 2<ldl ( (impound Lard, per pound . ...loH Arliuekle's . ofl'ee, two pack apes . ...25r^ Ric e, fi nr quarts 25c ■ B -i Rm i . three quarts • ’ Irish Potatoes. per peek ;;r, ( - Jams, three c: ns 25e Octagon oap. six liars Tom lioj Soap, (\velvi> bars 26e (is-idllle. five gallons X... 8 A. ZFLMENOVngWI turner I and l Sts. Phone 205, Something new- quinine shampoo ; for ladles Get It at Clark's barber rliop., Ring telephone No. 46. There's only one place in Brunswick where clothes are cleaned and press t*d by scientific methods, and that’s .at Jim Carter’s. Roll Rov flour suits the ladies. Ii Your I ursi rouble You in any Way What ever, Call and We Will EXAMINE I hem 11 vI I and tell \ou wSiat the trouble is. KENNON Mi)U, 0. 0. The Leading Jeweler. 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. Inspector of watches for the Southern, and B & H Railways. Keeper of the city clock. Time by wire from Washington daily at 11 a. m. SPECIAL T • \ . I' V- e ' 1 (t| ' ■ ) Our $3.50 Mosquito Nets for $2,50. “ 2-50 “ “ “ 1.50. ‘a! We NN ill put them tip for >oti free of churyT. -v We have a few refrigerators left at about cost. —-—♦ £>*t We have a fine line of rugs which we will sell regardless of Oost. & "w. X. M. Miller & doit. Effects of a Change- of w vr At this season When traveling for pleasure, they at, tile dis there,! condition of the stomach and bowels, and in the ma jority of these , cases it is duo to change of water. Take Dr. Bigger’s Huckleberry Cordial. Never fails to ' cure. Sold ny all druggists at 25 and fide fettle. If you want some news of interest, telep one No. -,6. The F. J. Byrd Process is the latest and most reliable as well as a purely scientific method of clean ing clothes. Tnis Is practiced only by Jim Carter at 504 Monk street. LITTLE TALK. We have just what you want for supper— Leggett's Ginger Preserves. Leggett’s Pine Apple Preserves. Leggett's Quince Preserves. Leggett's Peach Preserves, Leggett's Cherry Preserves, Leggett's Strawberry Preserves, Leggett’s Fiq Preserves, Campbell’s Jams (any flavor.) ff f if it's good to eat, we have it. JtJLY ii