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SATURDAY MORNING. /\\N MEN’S / %j $3.50 Shoes The fall line is here. We have displayed in our south window 40 different shoes \, 83.50 per pair \ \ Never before has there been such \ a line at $3.50 shown in the city. VT, Such makes as Burt and Backard, \ Florsheim & Cos., Leonard Shaw & Ygir Y Dean, Excelsior Shoe Cos., insures the YKy value you get. Remember any pair 4shown in window, $3.60. ATKiNSON’S Scuppernong WINE in quirts or gallons W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. SEND YOUR CATTLE, SWINE, SHEEP and POULTRY TO ATLANTA’S BIG FAIR Enter you horse* at the great Horae Bhow. Fam ous Beventh Cavalry will he there Greatest dis play of horses ever seen tu the South RACES EVERY DAY. FIREWORKS AT NIGHT. Vanity Fair — Vivacious, Bui Not Vulgar ; Gay, Bui Kot Coaran. One building illicit with Karin Implements, Ve hicles, Machinery and Food Products ONE BUILDING FILLED WITH ATLANTA MAN P ICTURES. Many Free Attractions, OCT. 8-25, 1902. LOW RATES ON ALL ROADS For premium lists and Information w rite te FRANK WELDON, Secretary. Feed! Feed! Corn, Oats, Hay*, Bran, Cotton Seed Hulls, . PURI AKA. FEED. Everything at wholesale prices. Gasoline 5 gals. 95 c. A. ZELMEISOViTZ. Corner I and l Sts. Phone 205, I GREAT • i Anniversary ; : - SALE ON SATURDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, ' OCTOBER 4. 6. 7 and 8. ' ► ¥ GRAND OPPORTUNI •Y. BIGEST BARGAI OFFERED, " Cee Circuular. and Sunday’s issue of The Brunswicke News. < H. Heller & Bro. ► 220 Newcastle. 302 Bay ► dome tfoeial 7iews Jictes. An Old Friend in New Clothes. Ping to me only with thine eyes, And I will with mine; We twain may win the challenge cup If ping with pong combine. The craze that in my soul doth rise Is doubtless keen in thine; I’ll take the role of pinger up If thou’lt be pongstress mine. —Westminster Gazette. luiss Fannie Symmes Is visiting in Atlanta. •• • * Miss J.,utie Collins has returned from a visit to Flint, Ga. * . . Mrs. 51. C. Atkinson is Improving from a recent severe illness. • • • Miss Bertha Ilaker and Mrs. Mag gie Baker have returned from Ster ling. * • Courtland Symmes leaves shortly Tor Beaufort where he will enter school. • ■ m Miss Burdette left last night for Baltimore, where she will attend school. ... Miss Nellie Atkinson is at home from a pleasant visit to Atlanta and Marietta. * . Miss Irfitl it Dun woody has return ( I in Ikt home in Darien from a visit to Atlanta. . • * * Mrs. R. .1. Allen and Miss Gertrude Allen returned yesterday from a visit to New Mexico • • • Mitfs Rufina Rodrigue has returned from Jacksonville alter spending a pleasant time with friends and rela tives. • ■ Miss Maud Elliott will nrrive to morrow from Wilmington, wnere she has been the sue* t of Misses Mary and Moille Houston for several weeks. • * V 11 It. Houston and Misses Moille and Maty Houston will arrive tomor row to spend a few days in this city. • • Mrs Duncan Wright and her son Hazel will return Monday from a visit to Brooklyn and Bridgeport. * * ■ Mrs, (! M. Jones and Miss Laura Jones ami Mrs Calderwood will re turn Monday from a visit to Boston and Roxbury, * • Mrs. J A. Butts regent of the Li unswiek chapter of the Daughters if the Revolution, calls a meeting this afternoon at four o’clock at her home on Georg' street. All members and tnose w ishing to become members arc urged to attend, as important mat ters are to lie discussed, among thepi the appointing of a delegate to the yearly meeting to be held shortly in Savannah. eon’s most lovable girls. MORE NEW ARRIVALS. Large White Celery, > Ncy Malaga Grapes. Large Btack California Grapes. Fancy Port Limon Bananas i Finest flavored grown, i w 1 p Fine Mountain H (Special Bicycle Delivery) LLOYD’S 214 Newcastle st. ’phone 255-2. Registration Notice. The book for registration of quali fied voters, will be opened at city hall on Monday. October nth, 1902, at 10 o’clock a. m. The hours for regis (ration will bo from 10 o’clock a. in. until ti o’clock p. in, (saving one hour from one to two o’clock p. m.) each day until Monday. November 8. I'JOJ until six o’clock, when t'he same will finally be closed. N. D RUSSELL. Clerk ot Council. 0 Notice of Local Legislation. Application will he made to the to \i Genet,'ll Assembly for the pas sage of a local bill, to be entitled as follows; “Ail Act, to repeal an act lititled An Act to repeal an act en jit led an Act to create a county court, m each county of the State of Geor gia. except certain counties therein mention) and. approved January 19th, 1N72. and all Acts amendatory taere of. sb far as the same applies to the County ol Glynn”; approved Dec. 9th. 1895, and for other purpose#” Notice of Local Legislation. Application will he made to the next General Assembly of Georgia for the passage of a local bill to be en titled as follows: “An act. entitled an act to repeal an act entitled ’An act to establish the City Court of Brunswick, in and for the County of Glynn; to define its jurisdiction and powers: to provide for the ap pointment of a judge and other offi cers therefor; to define their powers and duties and for other purposes.’ ’’ His Life in Peril. ”1 just seemed to have gone all to pieces.” writes Alfred Bee. of Welfare, Tex., "billidusness and a lame back and made life a burden. 1 couldn't • at or sleep and felt almost too worn ut ;u work when I began to use Elec tric Blitters, but they worked wonders. New I sleep like a top, can eat any thing. have gained in strength and en joy hard work.” They gave vigorous health and new life to weak, sickly run down people. Try them. Only 50c at all druggists. THU BRUNSWICK DAILY NEW*. THEATRICAL NOTES. Paul Gilmore. One of tho very best offerings of the season will be presented at the Grand when Paul Gilmore and a spec ially selected company will appear in Haddon Chambers exquisite comedy of temperament, “The Tyranny of Tears.” The play is regarded as the masterpiece of this famous novelist and dramatist. Is free irom vulgarity or suggestion, full of wit, humor and epigrammatic sayings, which are free from viciousness, but bright aud keen as a rapier thrust. There is too, a serious vein intermingled and a sub plot, which tend to make this comedy point to a moral, which is “Don’t cry,” Al G. Field. The big company of ten comedians with the Al G. Field greater min strels is headed by Al G. Field in person. The greatest living delinea tor of the negro character and dia lect is beyond question Al G. Field. His work stands distinct am! alone in a class by itself, .ur. Field has for years made a study of the negro as he is found in every yiay life. Tins character he has transplanted to the stage in a manner charming in its naturalness. The result, has been a portrayal of the existing types of the colored race that is as refresh ing as it Is original, fie will be seen this season in an uptodate program of funnyisms that Is bound io tickle the risibilities of his army of admirers. t LITLLE LOCAL LINES. L The county commissioners will hold their regular monthly meeting at the court house Tuesday. Rattlesnakes are reported to be pTeiiTTTul In the nearby country at present. Several large ones have treffl~ Rilled by farmers during the week. <• Everything is now in readiness for the opening of the senools in llruns wlek anil Glynn roiinty Tuesday. The year promises to be a very success ful one. Another Train. Editor News: T am pleased to Inform you tnat we have succeeded in arranging fin an afternoon schedule from Savan nah to Brunswick, the lack of-which has, heretofore, given rise to so much complaint. The Atlantic Coast Line on October Ist, put on a tram lea vim Savannah at 3:00 o’clock p. m . nr riving at Jesup 4:25 p, in., and there making close connection with South ern railway train due at Brunswick fi;os p m. I should he obliged if you will make some reference to this additional train in toe next issue of vour paper. . C. L. CANDLfiR. General AgcnF ROB ROY FLOUR IS THE BEST. Why Do We Go to Bed at Night? Because the bed will not come to us . ut pain la the bowels will, which can l e relieved by Dr. Bigg r’s Huekle berry Cordial, wh'eh cures all bowel troubles. Cures (*.ie children when tee king. Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, etc. Sold by all druggists, 25 am! 50e bottle. Libel for Divorce. Georgia. Glynn County. Mary E. ItiWelgh vs. Andrew J Me Veigh. Libel for total divorce. Filed to the December term, 19 —of (Lynn Superior Court. To the defendant, Andrew J, Mi- Veigh: You are hereby required in person or by attorney, to be and appear al the next term of our Superior Court to be held in and for said county on the first Monday in December next then and there to answer the petition of the plaintiff in the ease above stat ed; in default of such appearance the court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness the Honorable F. Willis Dart, judge of said court, this 10th dav of September. 1902. H. F. duBIGNOix. Clerk Superior Court, Glynn Cos.. G.i. THE CONVENT SCHOOL CON DUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH RE-OPENED ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th. AT THE CORNER OF RICHMOND AND HOWE STS. YES ! LIPTON’S CEYLON TEAS ARE THE FINEST I GROWN BLENDED GREEN AND BLACK, YOU'LL FIND IT AT KEANY’S, •Phone 11. 312 Necastle. FOR SALE —Two batteaus. Ring ■phone 2ol>-3. WATCH This SPAiOS TOMORROW * { KAISER’S.- PERSONAL POINTS. A. Fenrllc spent yesterday at San i ! Hill. Dr. J A. Butts spent Thursday in Wayoross. * J. A. Ward,- of Jtlnrten, • in the city yesterday. , M. T. Scarlett was in the city (onlay from Fancy it tilf. | J. Mitt Wells, of Wayeross, is spend ’ ng a few days In the city, Carvylo Elliott arid Clev Bynum have returned from Atlanta Captains It. Terra's and ti.-'.pi art in Savannah for a day or two. Pol. W. E. Kay leff last night on a business trip to Baltimore Schofield franklin is spending a few days in the city from Macon. <’. Don Parker leaves Saturday to visit X ■ Ye- '- I ’ -tight from -i i'U::n. trip to Via. orosiy Hunter Hopkins leaves today for Poughkeopsee to attend Eastman busi ness college Sheriff Berrte. Judge Span.- 11. U Taylor mid R< v. \V. F. Hollingsworth are off on a deer hunt ALONG THE RIVER FRONT, Arrivals and of Vessels Yesterday. Arrived—So noon or Chits S. llirsch, Brown. New Tmk; bark G. 15. Pondry, (Nor.) Cape Town Cleared—Schooner Viola Reppard, Williams, Boston; Harold it. Cons, us, Swectland, Boston Sailed—Steamer earth, Ingram, lion ton. The steadier Falcon is now on the marine railway undergoing some re pairs. The Mallory steamer Colorado will sail for New York today. The Alamo will leave tomorrow _ 0 The monitor Nevada is bool oil to leave the Bath Iron Works for the Charleston Navy-Yard on October 15, win iv will linn? t the , ,and way to lie cleaned aud painted for her ; official trial, whim will occur off C.ipi. Cod, The steamships Fort .Morgan and Fort Gains, sisters. re< ently be.it -i: I Bergen Norway. for a Moline stock I company, are expected to arrive at , 'lhe Alabama port early in Oelob -r rea.iy for service. Huy register about SOO tons eac.i. and will tty the . Norwegian flag. NOTICE In order to make room quickly fur our handsome tall stock which is ar- F riviitu daily I We Offer at Factory’s Cost > our e-mirp stork of i TRT'XKS. GO-CAKTS & CARttlAGtfs. / You ran save ry per cent oy buy ing cow. '2t. M. Milkr &. 3cn. OCTOBER 4 Gardi Yellow Yflms 20 o Per Peck* If it's good to eat, we havie it. Healthy Kidneys Means Long Life. li ;.'.u wa it to restore your kidneys ■ to their former stain take Smith Sure . K Utley Cute HO cent.-: at druggist*. ROB ROY FLOUR (S THE BEST. TO. HAVE CLOTHES DYED PRO take them to Jim Carter at 504 ; ‘.umk street or ring paone z-o Z-2. , Ciark. tlm woil known colored bar ’.or, is bolter fitted to serve the pub lic than ever. Everything neat and I eleaa and nr to date Hoy Roy Flour is the best.