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SUNDAY MORNING. STRAW HATS. You can get a good STRAW HAT top £3E3 O.at ( Your Money Back for the Asking. AT S O’CLOCK The Prescription Store* Since we remodeled arid doubled 'our dins store, (Vie number of doctors' prescriptions brought here has stead ily Increased, until now it is spoken of as the "Prescription Store.” Our prices lor prescription work are very low. Tnere'a hardly a pre scription that we cannot save our cus tomers money on. We handle i me but the very seat quality; of drugs and walfih every drug closely to 'see that it is fresh. Our prescription clerks are experi enced pharmacists and are exceed Ingly prolleient in ihelr work. We invite you to bring your pre scriptions right to iis. You can be sure, then, that the .medicine will be exactly as your doctors want it to be. W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. St. Simon Line. Steamers Hessie No. 1 and No 2. Scnedule in Effect May 25, 1902. Leave Brunswick. At rive Ocean Pier Leave Ocean Piers. Arrive Brunswick 8.30 a, m. 9.15 a. m 6.30 a m 7, I'* a m 10.00 a. in 10.45 a. in 11. 15a in 12,00 a >n 200 p. in. 2.45 p. in 4.00 m 4,4;. p m 5.30 p. m 6.15 p. in C>.3o n in 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 m Sunday Schedule. Leave Brunswick 1,, live Ocean f #. n in ll.nil a in. 3.80 Ji m. (5 00 p, in. Three Exciting Games Of Baseball - - - * Btujnscuiek vs. Savannah, <il I lie Baseba 11 Park pait l Grounds Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Fvenbddv Invited. Clearance Sale of all Summer Goods Continuous Harqain Day, Commencing August Ist. to September Ist. ♦ —. d.H. Heller & Bro. 220 Newcastle. 302 Bay* IN SOCIETY. IMPERFECTION. Fair blossoms, do not look with scorn upon the blighted one; No flower ever turned its face, re luctant from the sun. Mayhap, by your full petals hid, no ray of light pierced through To quicken its awakening life, and, wet with too much dew. The canker settled on its heart, the stealthy footed mold Crept on and warped the tender leaves that struggled to unfold. Caressed and nursed in gentle air, un touched by cold or gloom, You could not keep your beauty back, you could not help but bloom; And had it your bright garden lot, your meed of sun and shower, Poor withered bud—who knows?— perhaps it had been twice the flower! —Catherine Young Glen. Hon. N. Emanuel is on St. Simon for a few days. • • • Mr. anil Mrs. I„ Weiss have re turned from st. Simon. • m m Mrs. C. P. Thornton is upending some time in Fornandina. • * • Miss Rosa Smith, of Macon, is tne guest of Mrs. C. 11. Jewett. * * * Mrs K. I). M. Straehan ami her lit tle won Frank, are at Brevaru, N. C. * • JVirK. W. . Mclntyre, of Savannah, is til so of Mrs. W. IJ. Loopohl Col. anil Mrs VV. K. Kay and their family have shortly for North Caro* Una. *. • • * The family of Col. &. W. Hitch has relumed from St. Simon to Way cross. 4 Mrs. T. 11. vVinter visited ;,i. Simon Lust week, HSio guest oi Mrs. C. E. I linn r. Miss Rhelta McCulloch in on SI. SI tnon, the guest of Miss Ethel and Kiz zlo Conoly. m m m Mr. an.l Mrs J. K. Moore have moved Into tho brink leiiemoui houao on Union street. - • • Mr. ann Mrs. (J. Downing ami Miss Madeline Downing left Thursday night for Atlanta. m m m (’apt., li. ,1. anil family have moved Into the residence just vacated by Mrs. Ikierlllugor. • • • Miss Bertha Baker and her guest, Mlks Neiln: Rhoden, are al the Arnold bonne on St. Sinum. <0 m m K. .1. Don-dinger and hts family nr,' pleAMiMiiiy located in the Kaiser limine on Union at reel.. Miss Mabel (look will leave today for Jacksonville, where she will spend a few days wiln friends. Miss Inez M. Culls wlifi has been visiting Mrs. \V M. Mason w..i have Mi is into ni in for Savannah. • • • Miss Katie Slater will return from Jacksonville lodar.j, wlier, ihr lias he.m spoil,ling a few days with friends. • • • Miss Fannie Smith is expected home tins week alter a two months' visit to Quincy. Jacksonville and oth er Florida cities. • • • Mr \V. I. Reagan, of Macon, is in the city visiting Mrs. M. C. How, having come to attend the funeral of her nephew, Mr. Browning. • • • Mrs \V. C. Mclntrye. of Savannah. ■Mrs. Win. I.eopold and Mrs. A I An del am. were the guests of Mrs. T. W. Causey on St. Simon last week. • * • Miss Kita McKinnon is with the Misses Conoly for a few days on SI. Simon, after which sue will leave for a trip to WaynexviUe, Asheville and several other resorts In .North Oalo -1 inn. tno guest of her undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 1,. T. McKinnon • mm Captain and Mrs. it. (t. Curtis leave today for a day or two at Cumber land. After returning they will leave for Searsport. Ale., where tnev are to reside in the future. Their friends here regret, their departure, but wish them will in their new home. A pleasant, house party on St. 81- Simon the past, two weel:s was coin posed of the following: Mr. : nil Mrs I' Turner and son. Mr. and Mrs. t’tias. Sanford and daugtor, Mrs Rvangclino Browning, Miss’ Octnvia Dudei-wood. Miss Nettie l.ou Hag well. of Ulanta; R. T. Frederick, of Jaeksonvilie. • • • Mrs T. H. Winter entertained at tln-ir iieautiful home with a delightful dinner- Friday evening in compliment to a nnmucr of her friends who have been cottaglng on St. Simon. Her guests were M. ami Mrs. C. R. Tur n i- Mr. and Mis. Cans. Sanford. Mrs. Brown. Miss Onderwoo. . Miss Hag wen. of Atlanta: Mrs. Mclntyre, of S Samian. • • • Master Wilbur Keanv eeieorated his sixth birthday Wednesday afternoon with i. party to which a number of his little friends were hidden. Several games were played and a number of prizes won, after which delicious re fi os aments were served in the dining room. On the prettily decorated ta ble. the p'aoe of honor was occupied by the white birthday cake, adorned by six little candles, denoting the host’s years. The guests present were Misses Winnie McKinnon, The resa Over. Gladys McKinnon. Sarali Yerdevy, Ruby Porter. Bessie Scarlett, THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. Virginia McGarvey Annie Dyer, Nina | Bailey, Margaret McGarvey, Mary ; Verdery, Gertrude Potter, Masters : George Fleming, William McKinnon, Sydney Fleming, Frank Scarlett. * * m Friends of the family have received announcement of tne wedaing of Miss ) Jqliet Bestor Coleman of this city end Mr. Anson Taylor Beavor, former ! ly of New York, now of Atlarwa. The (wedding is to be a quiet affair with only the immediate family pres ent, will occur Tuesday, August 26, at 7 o'clock, at the residence of M:>. D. P. Coleman, mother of tne bride to-be. Miss voleman has lived here Tor the pent two years, and is one of Brunswick’s most charming anil lova ; hie young ladles. She haw won many friends during her residence here and has been a very popu.ar member of society. There is much regret over j the fact that, Miss Coleman it. to leave ■ Brunswick to reside in Atlanta, wnc-re Mr. Beavor is with the Pittsburg Plate Glass Cos., and is prominent in busi ness and social circles. * a • Miss Christine Winter spent last Sunday here. * The friends of Mrs. 1.. J. von Weller will regret to learn that she is quite ill. a a a Mr. and Mrs. T F. Winter and their children will spend today in Savan nab. ■* * * Miss Amelia Docrflfnger was the guest of Mrs. C. E. Turner on St. Si won yesterday. * * * Miss Bonnie and Mamie F.nw- lanve for Athens today where i.,ey will at tend tiie normal college. Mr. and Mrs J H. Pole ill left for Augusta yewterdov morn In-A where Kiev will reside in future Shirtwaist suits are very services hue and fashionable made of foulard, pongee, linen, pique, lawns or .ging hams. m 9 m While cotton cheviot, stitched in white was used for a stlyish shirt waist suit at a resort recently, turn overs for collars and cuffs were o! the cneviot, worked in black French knots. * ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. M. Kaiser and their friend. Miss Minnie Gumporf leave today for Asheville. N. C . to spend sumo 11 me. after which they will gr north, visiting Long Island and New York. * * * Negligees are very elaborate and tiev^i ideringly pretty nowadays, the favorite color of the nour noing green. Nile green was the color chosen In silk to lino a charming confection in point d’ esprit, made in empire style with a soft, scarf of silk tied around the short waist * ♦ The friends of Miss Ellice Usina, formerly of this rily, now of I'll Paso. Texas, will he interested to learn of her marriage, which occurred recent ly, to Mr. IT. J. Sherwood. Mrs. Snerwood is a sister of Mrs. W. 11 Bowen, and is well known liert wuer she was very popular among n large clrcule of friends * * - * Tho library has rccfivoxl a nmnlxT of tilt' lartost book : . iiml in a strong demand for tins' Tno iiknl popular at pr*■,.* nt art* “Tho l.oopant S|>o4s,** !ilit! ‘lt I Worn All tho popular aiv also 'nor :tt tho reasonable price of a subscrip tion Don’t you think it would be i good idea to telephone No. 46? COAL AND WOOD. CONEY & PARKER. W l POBTILB, 1007 Ci Street paint?? and paper hanger. Signs of any description. Agent for wali-pape mills. Drop me a postal. Phone 289-3 ■sf.nl recall too man where goat was taxed SS. He com plained to the assessor. They said that anything that abutted on the road a must pay a tax —$2 a foot. You see this was an abutter of unexpected 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 ? ■'lt's up to you,” my friend as to what manner of coffee you use. but SKA I, BRAND is the best THOMAS KEANY, ’Phone 11. 312 Necastle. Everybody rings telephone No. 46. You should do so, too. Read These Prices. We are selling cheaper than any other grocery house in the city. Send us your order and be convinced. Best Bacon, per pound i_2c j Family Flour, 24 pound sacks .50c' Best slour, 24 pound sacks, 55c urits, per peck 20c Meal, per peck ’. ...... ....... , 2i>e Compound Lard, per pound IOC Arbuckle’s coffee, two packages 25c Rice, four quarts ’ ....... 25c Be -t Rice, three quarts ’ ......... 25c Irish Potatoes, per peck 35e Jams, three cans 95c Octagon ~oap. six bars . 25c Turn Boy Soap, twelve bars 25 ( . Gasoline, fivfe gallons g, e A. Zt LMEINOVITZ Corner E and L Sts. Phone 205, LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOILS. INTERESTING ITEMS GATHERED HERERE AND THERE BY NEWS REPORTERS. Alex. Rotholz leaves next Friday for the north. Frank ixigan, of Atlanta, spent Thursday in the city. A. F. Austin chief clerk of the 1 Io • I Cumberland was in the City yes terday. General Manager McDuffie, off the ti. & B. has returned from a business ,iip to Atlanta. VV, H GoOuld and T. It. Andrews, prominent citizens of Shreveport, La., ■vf-re In the city yesterday. H< v. Skipper of Live Oak, Fla., ar ■ iveii here yesterday, and will preach i the Second Advent enuren today. The beautiful diamond scarf pin w ill ue rallied at Davenport's pool room, ;uu Monk street, Wediuedgy^,Au gust tith. G. A. Clark, the well known colored larher. who has been, quite hopes 1.0 he hack at his post ibis week, and ill In glad to see all of his patrons. An important meeting of Essie ilie!z llchokah Isxlgc No. I, will he told Monday nigiit. August 4. All members are requested to attend. • i. J. Read, administrator of the es ate of Mrs. Lou Stafford, will sell onie valuable property in front of the •omt house door Tuesday. The Staf ford farm, situated about eight miles rom the city is a very fine piece of iroperty. This will also he sold by Mr. Real. NO M i STE7RY. It. in no longer a mystery why Wil ton, the Photographer's business so deadily increases in magnitude. The i a-on Is quite onvloua to any one iking the Iroiioie to investig.ite, Step in arui see the quality of work io is minting, and you will no longer •voider if you ever did. The proof is the thing.' icuc and nth : "nr-, l Effects of a Change of Weather. At this season when people are traveling for pleasure, they wonder it the disordered condition of the stomach and boweis, and in the ma jority of these cases it is due to •hauge of water. Take Dr. Digger's Huckleberry Cordial. Never fails to cure. Sold ny all druggists at 2', and 50c I.ettlC. The F. J. Byrd Process s the latest and most reliable as well m a purely scientific method of deali ng clothes. Tnis is practiced only by Jim Carter at 504 Monk street. Why suffer with the heat when a iliirty minutes sail on the Hessie will ■and >on on St. Simons, where you on ijoy a delightful surf bath and be refreshed by the cool sea breeze. SPECIAL : T Y * W lx \ e i fhM m ' <=* - “ ; s 15 Our $3.50 Mosquito Mets for $2,50. “ 2.50 “ “ “ 1.50. We Will put them up for ou Iree of charge. V ..We have a few refrigerators left at > about cost. s|ap C > ——♦ We have a fine line of rugs which we will sell regardless of tf|| X. M. Miller <& del JULY 3. If Y#tur Eyes Trouble You in any Way What ever, Call and We Will EXAMINE Them I RLE and tell You what 1 b If - rp mivz ■ a VUIUIC 19* KENNON MOTT, 0. D. The Leading Jeweler. 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. Inspector of watches for the Southern and B & B Railways. Keeper of the city clock. Time by wire from Washington daily at 11 a. m. %ellevue Honk. This celebrated tonic is in growing demand, the season of the grea'esst need is approaching. limisncss, Jaundice, Chilli Kick H" idai lie, pains in tec I.id•!* •> nil depon 1 up m a I'M L t'i uiit■ •in , s tiiem iorni, fcll/I: W. J, BL'T* The Druggiet, “In any size bottle. " Something new- quinine shampoo for ladies Get It at Clark's barber shop., ltob Hoy Flour has no equal. Ring telephone No. 46. ' FOIt RENT. Six room house, b i room and panfry. All modern improvements, including electricity, 7‘i7 Howe street SIB.OO per month. 1’..: session given at once Apply 426 Union street. LITTLE TALK. We Have just what you want for supper— Leggett's Ginger Preserves, Leggett's Pine Apple Preserves. 1 Leggett's Quince Preserves. Leggett's Peach Preserves, Leggett’s Cherry Preserves, Leggett’s Strawberry Preserves, Leggett’s Fig Preserves, Campbell's Jams (any fiavor.) nantan^ If it's good to eat, we hav'e it.