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SUNDAY MORNING, Furniture and Bedding. Don’t Trust to Luck. - "*^**'- iJ T —--- . '~ij _ -ARTISTIC METAL BEDS. shapes, beautiful colorings ln]tn*l---<jfi. • linisii < har.i fieri • Dye *o<ls of today. The best wurkof tin- most noted nieMi bed works V e * uHn< * on f *ttr floors. There isiio design so new Den you cannot it- here, while we have the most inexpen :ve meu .• Her can bo “good.” Our stock also embraces great ms.,, novelises at prices and from that on up to tin lit i be. .- i :lc f C. MeQARVEY. 316 Newcastle Street. TRULY “A GRAND OLDWHISKEY” l ! ' ••■:..'■■ .. Is the famous ’ CREAM OF KENTUCKY, Its purs and wholesome and sold cheaper than any other whiskey of its Fame, rank or quality. Sold In 8.-un swick only by Douglas 8t Morgan, I. TRAGER & CO., Distillers. Offices, Cincinnati, 0., U. 8. A. ] A. ARNHEITER, - j. • . ••• s _ ' * * r Wholesale and Retail Dealer in r * Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Doef Co.'s , lv Western Boot, : Pork and Mutton. '***' 't *'' Fresh Pcut’.ry. Fresh Vegetables, Fresh Groceries, - | ' Vi] Freeh Eggs from the Country, All goods sent out nice and c< on. Tl * everyth,’ g fo.- the model housekeeper. j - 207 Monk St. ' 'Phone 89. C Downing, President. E. H. Mason, Vice-Precuk nt. h i.-. Walter, Cashier* The National Bank o T .*i usw.ck. BRUNSWICK, CA. CAPITAL OF ONE HUNDRED ANO F'.s pry THOUSAI !) DOLLARS ml total RESOURCES iu excess of ON:■> > \tX i,l ’ MILLION DOLLARS, srn devoted to the assistance *■! 1 , c... au- i r .:. ■ ■ >rnt-is DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS invited £r si in-..i.. , ~ii • , aud corpora tions. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT accounts !■;::■ : r eamjiiiumled (jsar-- ierly. bearing ccriflcates ol *i s.n i .. v m ,t special lerms. MONEY ORDERS of the “BANK HRS' MONK>I OItDBU ASSOCIA ION” are cheaper mid more con vu iont than i-i-steubjce or express. W. H. BOV/EN, oontractor and Bui 1 cer of Stone, Brick and Frame BuiL Ling s. MAM i .V TURK! Ob €R\IKKT Til ill A.YB = l\ ki \I, OToAiv J. M. BURNETT, WHOLESALE -d; Grain and / iocs, Horse, Cow and Chicken Feed. EARLY CLOSING NOTICE. The undersigned banks wiU close at ONE o’clock p. m. SATURDAYS between May 15 anil October 1. The National Dank of Brunswick E. D. Walter, Cashier. The Brunswick Bana & Trust Cos., H. W. Gala, Cashier. LADIES, BEWARE' You are particular folks, and should nave your dresses cleaned only by Jim Carter, who does good /ork. I’houe 253.2. SWANS’ DOWN FLOUR IS THE BEST. Typewriter Headquarters. Do you wish to buy, geii or rent! a machine of any description? You " ill find it to your interest to call on me. Can sell you, a typewriter at such a price and on such terms th. ft you will not mioa the inonai'. C. ft. JEWETT. Rob Hoy flour, suits the ladies," * Notice, to Masters. The News w;.ii publish ship notiices at $1.50. it is the only legal medium through which these notices can be published. | a r tn. ■ ST THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. Daily Short Story OF THE Brunswick News. | 9ilgrim %uck. ON the outskirts of the-thririn’ ami festive town of Red Hot 1 was met by the mayor on hossbaek. and as bo bid me welcome be added: “lie who Until integrity hath all the world.” “Truth may lie crushed.to earth occa sionally,” says I. "but von a.n't keep her on the grass long.” “Virtue is u beacon lire.set on a high hid,” says ho. "And tlie man without'guile slccpeth Uke n babe and fears no.evil,” says S Then lie slaps me on Die bark and calls me an old cuss, and we sought out the nearest plm-.i of exhilaration and exhilarated on - insuiari;,;.. When it: became known to the citizens of Ucd llot that I was Inkin' tintypes at In cents n take, they sat down before me in dozens and scores, and I Und ;i cash of business for three days. Among tile last to appear was a woman who was strivin' to forget that In %lmsband ' • ** **""* . I** E-’-reb.G"--'V A X WAS MET BY THE SIAYOK OX HOSSIUI K. had been assisted to die four weeks previously by n band of enterprlsln’ citizens. lie was found with Ibe goods on him that is, lie was still rulin' the stolen boss, She was a woman with a double elilli, and her weight WHS 200 pounds. As she sat for her tintype her eyes rolled, lier bosom heaved, and she sighed with an energy that humped up her shoulders. 1 tried to dodge it, but I was too late. “Hast thou no one to love theeV” she hipiidl.v inquired us she raised her azure orbs to mine. “Nav,” I said, “and I do not wish to lie loved. Let me have the respect of the world for my integriiy, and 1 am content." “To such a man as thee I could cling as the tender vine clings ui ilie slin'dy oak.” '■.But I dm not in the i-imaP oak business. My mission is to ■ ■ Tun the sorrerfUl. cheer the tliseonragi anil lift up the fallen. Asa sort of side • iinie 1 run a tintype out tit. !.< ep a fieldin' dog and enter my old hors iu half mile races.” "But your benign count' ii.mee and fatherly tenderness have captured roy heart,” she insists. And she rises up and throws herself into m\ arms and bids me take her and he happy. I dodged, and sue fell to ■■ :-Mi and rolled over, and when sin- arose she was a woman scorned. Her love for Vie laid fled away, and my venerable Whiskers would have been in tier grasp had i not spread my wings and soared awn l . She demanded the sum of $2 for her blighted affections, and rather than liitve her tip over my wagon and characterize me as a .man with n heart of .stone -I paid it. and she retired with the light oi triumph in her eves. I was syyin’ to myself that a clear conscience needed no lantern on a dark night wjien a sinful lookin’ critter with the lust of avarice on his countenance enwif-Along and looked at my dog and i aid: “t have- a canine myself, and oeca -yo.i.fJly, that his heart may he made joyous, I turn him loose.” “I(\i*ithUß also with me.” 1 sevs, "but I uni it/Am ready to back up Ids joyous ness wiV'lfta ten dollar hill.” “I liarv tong looked for thee. I ••.ill also bitckVltv Joyous ness of my cniduo. and we wifi bring the two foget!.*-; end let them diApoKX. On second thought let's say S2O/” “I seek 1 not.riches/’ says i as I turns my h< ud awayy “but humility must lie fed and clothedtas well as luxury, i'll therefore raise tiie ante find cull it ui. even $25." At which the man with the sinful countenance was greatly rejoiced and went away .to prepare for husim-ss. That afternoon on the public square and in the presence of an interested populace the canines were brought to gether and allowed to disport. Iho humble ivnd peaceful demeanor of my dog while waitin’ for the conflict to be gin caused many eminent citizens to bet ng’in him to the extent of s.>, and it is needless to remark that 1 calmly and ,without undue ostentation kivcrwl their money. Tlie disportin’ lasted about a quarter of an hour, and there was no uncertainnesH about the other dog * bein’ licked. Ilis munition was i-cheeked auxl his prule laid low. and I'when X counted up I found my si-if fSO Isihead of Die came. Thus dotii integri r ty reward itself and virtue stand forth triumpbftnk X was feeiln’ that halu2- ness of feeiln’'tKat ollu# sets in after a man has come out on top and maltin' my preparations to leave Red Hot and Joucney toward Paradise Valley, when there cnji*j another man to detain me. At first 1 took htui for a feller pilgrim with) a mission akin to my own. In ids face There was no guile, and in his long whiskers there was a venerableness that made me how dawn in respect. “He who hath not integrity hath says the old man ns he sits down beside me. ''And-he who hath humility hath a heap,' ; vs lin my modest way. l;D • i-em r is sometimes given to mnn that lie may lie strengthened,” sals lie.as he .winks at the hind wheels of lay wjigon. Vi ml ,he who hath never mourned •mot fitly rejoice,” says I as I pur tends to wipe -i',teur from my eye. < >iu ei notions kept us silent for a minlt or two, mid then the venerable but dee.'lvin’ out critter turns on me and snjs. "Pilgrim, is thatio'd lioss of yours on the amble?” “He can do a party fair iinilde for half ti nflle wlili me on his hack.” ' For how much cash?” “Anywhere from $lO to $50.” "I, too, have a lioss,” lie sighs, “and he is on tlie amble. While he ambles , fin- money, the cash is used to muUe : Die world better." ’ ’Tis so in my ease,” 1 says, “and 1 lei us hasten to the struggle. While we | daily hero the widder sorrers and the orphan wanders wailin'.” Ag'in the popuki' !■ of Red Hot turned ii nin their i ntliusiusm, and iig'in tliere ■ .i nuniher of them who erred in .'.in ini'llt win'll lliey sized my old lioss in fur a stationary engine. It was only v bi’ii i had climbed up on his back and 1 'v, had got the word to go Unit he sue!' bed out u pair of hind legs which Rocmcd to tie 'leven feet long and tore un Die rIIc like a plow run by steam. I ' 1 him seventeen feet at every yell, I and i ;o dull colored lioss of him who weed! have robbed me was left ten ; rod; behind at llie wire. I gathered in ! m.v stiii.es, foolin' that honesty was like . full house in a ganic of poker, pud when tlie venerable old man would 3nn■■ made the people believe that I had fasii-neil slilts to (lie legs of my l< - . lie I'numl no one lo sorrel* with him. As the soli in' sun got ready to set m il the lari; was callin' to his mate 1 climbed on to my wagon and pursued my way. There was hoodie in my pockets and a calm heart, and while Die lew s flies f"ok .and last bite and the dew descended to moisten my whiskers I hmumed softly to myself and realized that it was good to be there. M. QUAD. MS? TORNADO SfrASON IS bPON US STORM-- INSURANCE Protects at Small Cost. INSURE MOW. DON’! DEI AY J. A. Montgomery, Tue popular Koalesiatc and insurance agent, I’hone J 302 Gloucester St. STEiNWAY AND MATHUSEK PIANOS The Best Piano and Organ Now, On the Market For the Money SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. 3. J. OLEWINE, Agent GOAL AND WOOD. _ CONEY & PARKER. W E. POSTER, 100? G Street painter and paper hanger. Signs of any description. Agent for wall-pape mills. Drop me a postal. Phone 289-8 SMITH’S PHARMACY • Open from y\ . Open from 6 to ! H• i. MAKE YOUR TOILE T WITH BARGAINS. If you will. Tile choice rests tv it’d you. We offer a full lino of! Sundries at price:-, that are the lowest of the low. Those TOILET ARTICLES AND FANCY, GOOD., ETC., Are not. merely things el tepm ir. ■ u. . r beauty, hut good 8 / that arc serviceable all the year around and l’or many years. PETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD. Entices cockroaches and watei-lnn.'s out of their breeding places, t They eat it and i: cremates thorn to a shell, ami lias now become J in general use by housekeepers throughout the civilized world, prin cipally through Die recommeH'.allon of one i another; also has witli j stood tit' severest ten for 1 yean among m.. Is, oakeries, confec tioneries, breweries, restaurants hospital; ere. Eleven thousand strong letters of praise, voluntarily written by tin above largest places in Die United Slat, - ..ml Ei'sDnnd who have used it with extreme satisfaction, and it now enjoys a high reputation Put up in 1-1. 1-2 and 1 pound di-e-orated tins. SMITH’S PHARMACY. - N FHONE 222. The Lodge At TaliulahTalis, k \ - \k ; I iSE Under I'm* management <>t J A. N<-w<-ninb, proprietor of the Hotel Lanier, of Macon, Da. ' Tiie Most healthful elinuMc. ■■ ■■ >'• ii "ion. Music by au excellent, orchestra; Dancing, Horsolnu-U Hiding li. : . ii,;-.. fishing ant! Bowling Alley. Wonderful Mountain Vi"we Ur-at W .; r J’>l.- Best of all. ease of ac cessibility. and in elegant new comm (Minn.-' Hotel wnn all modern con. venicnctfi. Twenty five rooms ' itli p rival- :no ■ uin iialhs, electric lights an.l boils; -Motor car line I'rvi; •• el to tali', Special rate in families. For further information oidresH, ,l. A. NEWCOMB. Tallulah Falls, Cla. Question Answered. Yes, August Flower still ha.-, tie largest sale of any medicine in trie civilized world. Your mothers' and grandmothers never thought of us •ug anything else for indigestion or uilliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of appendicitis, nervous prostration or heart failure, etc. They usevl August; Flower to clean out tne system and stop lei mentation of undigested food, regulate tile action ot the liver, .inuiuie the nervous and organic action Of tlia syjstem, andw that Is all they took when feeling dull and bad with head, actus and other aches. You only need a few doses of Green's August Flower, iri liquid form, to make you satisfied taere is nothing serious the matter with you. You can get the reliable remedy at Dr. G. G. Greene's reliable remedies at ouiitli s Phar macy, W. J. Butts. Some grocers are here today and gone tomorrow. Wo are here to dry Give us your next month s ormt and sue how well we please. Phone 15k. HAKPEIt, tlie Grocer. Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof o£ a wonderful ad vance in medicine is given by druggist G. VV. Roberts, of Elizabeth. W. Va. An old man there had long suffered ] with what good doctors pronounced i incurable cancer. They believed his case hopeless till he used Electric I Differs and applied Bucklen’s Arnica I Salve, which treatment completely cured him. When Electric Bitters are used to e*j,el bilious, kidney and mi- ; erobe poisons at the same time this ! salve exerts its matchless healing power, blood diseases, skin eruptions, ulcers and sores vanish. Bitters 50c., salve 25c.-at all druggists. Don’t fail to see our window display of cakes and crackers made by the National Biscuit Co.—finest made, none better. Phone U>B. HAKPEIt, the Grocer. 'August 13. t,CKET En tit L£s f rREEPLUM^Gp PLUMBING FREE 1 ft' -I a Cei, ,I; ,s tin only cheap ptuiilb- I’lie. Anil only the plumber who is it" from the moss-grown traditions of the trade and who uses modern de uce., according to modern ideas can install PERFECT PLUMBING Oor free from dufe<t workinanship is tit the service ol anyone who is sat isfied to pay a ,air price. Butter communicate witVi us before disease gets into the pipes. A. H. BAKER, 205 Gloucester, Street. E Street Lot. J-ot on Ji street next to corner of F, tf-’i/i; oue-half cash. Cheap, close in. just the place for a small cottage. BROJJTON, FEN DIO & CO, 4% rtj i 5 ij p* fj Moipliinc aah Whiskey a , - , r! ' a habits treated without pain 1- i it a & 'wl 1 oi ceafinement. raireieuir -2 EUi 11 atiteed at Sanitarium or no pay, ft. H.VhAL, Man’itr f.ithia Springs Cure Cos.. Drawer A. AuatrU.Ga. Homeitreirtnrcut aeut if-proferreJ. Cort eapoudcaoe stnetly confidential. Clark, the well known colored bar ber, is better fitted to serve the pub lic than ever. "Everything neat and clean and up to date