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THURSDAY MORNINQ, Shirt Waists mm ■ - You can’t form an idea of the va m&jKfvw “s <n/ j. IfBBKVrjSIgfBg/ f|M riety and beautiful coloring in our line of ladies* shirt waists JjX'J f •' Without Seeing Th:m : i— \f The general verdict of those who have ie that it's the best selected and finest line ever shown here. Our stock cf FUR COLLAR PIECES, MUFFS and CHILDREN'S FUR SETS ar.- in LEVY’S HOT Chocolate, Beef Tea, Tomato Bouillon, Clam Bouillon, Vigoral - W„ J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. Agent for Huyler’s Candies. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERE. V ~^T' t Will not vary it fraction of n grain from the quanlity iiilleTl for. ai-riuiiiy la (lie compounding of Medicines. f b one of our a thong points. Added to this is the absolute purity and uti doubted freshness of e\ery drug used. We replenish our store frequently, and use or sell nothing which has bo come inefficient through ago. SMITHS PHARMACY The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure. U Suit. Sure Kidney Cure. Your druggist will refund your money if after taking one hoi lie you sue not satisfied with results. SO cents. USE ROB ROY FLOUR. <J. H. Bpo. This Season The Most Popular Stores in * \ Brunswick. 220 Newcastle. 302 Bay. The Tootr'iisomo Daintine in I tho great ''Pure Food Mart” a( prices that, liar.) times and qualify considered, urn not." < icil anywhoro * To make a long story short, * * 1 will say, that, some ni<*c> * liuckwhoal (bikes and Maple , Syrup would lioklo your opi ’ <ur ui tasto iminonsoly. 1 ha Vo Loy ;o(Ch N(‘W Buck- * h whoat and Vue's Now Maple • Syrup. Try them for break- " fast. # THOMAS KEANY, Grocer, i Phone 11. 312 Newcastle St.< Cleaning and Pressing. lin v<> your clothes cleaned and prcsM'il iii tin' Union donning and . Propping Company. Yin want first ilas*.s work and at too lowest print's, this is me plane to go. Dyeing. re pairing. altering neatly done. ' Ed-, waul Martin, manager, inis Monk street. Rob Roy Flour is good •dome fheial : Views Vlotes. A Deed and a Word. little stream had lust its way Amid the grass and fern. A passing stranger scooped a well, Where weary men might, turn. He walled it in, and hung with care A ladle at the brink. He th.t tight not of the (led he did. But judged in a* all might drink. He paused again, and Io! file well. By summer never dried. Had cooled ten thousand parching tongues. And saved a life beside. A nameless man, amid a .crowd That thronged the daily mart, i.el fall a word of hope and love, Unstudied, from the heart. A whisper in the'tumult thrown, A transitory breath — it. raised a brother from the dust, It saved a soul from deatn. O germ I O fount; O word of love! O tbought at random east! Ye were but little at the first, But mighty at the last. —Charles Mae Kay. • • Mrs. j. B. Wright, of St. Simons, was in the city yesterday. • • • l.itlo Jeanette White has been some yvlial sick for few days. * * * Mrs, .1. it. Whitmire, of St. Simons. spent yesterday in this city • • • Mrs. A. it, Baker and Miss Dot lie Tison have returned from a visit io Valdosta. • • • Miss Nellie* Atkinson is expected to return from Atlanta today, her mother being now considered out of danger. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kussell will move out this week to Pyles Marsh. wK'i'e Mr. Russell teache* tite county school. * * * Miss Rossie Anderson has returned from Atlanta, called home by the seri e*u illnea of her brother. Albert An derson. • • • The friends of Miss Issie (Sarnie, formerly of Jacksonville, hut now of Atlanta, will ho interested to learn of her approaching marriage to Mr. Hebert M. Freeman, of Atlanta. The wedding will occur at Idylwild, ihe home of judge and Mrs. John S. Can dler, at lOdgewood, November 12. Miss Garnie la a sister of Mrs. John Candler and naa visited Brunswick several times, the guest of Mrs. VV. M. Mason. ... The wedding of Mr. Kilo Miller and Miss Addle Tanker-ley, jvhieii occur rod yesterday morning at 11 o'clock was a very pretty affair Rev. C. Bradley performed the ceremony and only the immediate relatives were present. The bride was becomingly attired In white and looked her fairest and sweetest. A large” number of handsome presents were received, at testing tae popularity of the young couple. After the ceremony an ele gant wedding breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Miller went immediately to housekeeping and are at home to their friends in one of the Harley cot; tages on Gloucester street. The News extends congratulations. ■ • • Cards are out for tne wedding of Mr Howard ,1. Waff and Miss Hen ricna Reynold?; McCullough, which is to occur in St.. Marks church Wed nesday. November I't. This wedding will he an event of interest to a large circle of friends. Miss McCullough is one of Brunswick's fairest and most lovable daughters and has been one of the mosl popular members of society ever since her debut. Mr. Waff is one of this city's mosl popular and prominent fitting men and nas scores o. friends here. He also is a pros perous and successful business man. Tne wedding will be one of the bril liant events of ta is season. There will ho a number of attendants ,n it will be the prettiest church wedding seen here in some time. CUanted! Young Man to Clerk. * Must Bea Hustler. (Special Bicycle Delivery) LLOYDS 214 Newcastle st. ’Phone 255-2. TAX NOTICE. THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES FOR 1902 ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE, AND UNDER THE TAX ORDINANCE MUST BE PAID ON Olt BEFORE NOVEMBER 30TH, .1902, AND UNLESS PAID BY THEN ARE SUBJECT TO EXECUTION. GEO. H. SMITH. City Treasurer. *. Ship Notice. Neither the master, owner or con signees of the Norwegian bark Signe will he responsible for any debts con tracted by tne crew of said bark. Christensen, master. mm BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, A DAYS DOINGS ! ALONG IDE Btf NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST PICK ED UP ALONG BRUNSWICK RIVER FRONT. Yesterday' Arrival*, Clearances and Sailings—Other News of the Movement of Vessels in Port. Cleared. Schoonei Gladys. Colson. New York. Schooner M. V B. Chase, Peterson. Boston. Schooner Almeta Willey, Dodge, New York. Sailed. Schooner Annie Ainslie, Strout. New York. Schinner William H. Jerkos. Wade. New York. Sehooner Isaiah K. Stetson, Thank, iangor. Sehooner Rebecca A. 'Pauline. Davis, lew York. Tuesday's Shipping. Arrived. Schooner Van Lear. Black. Connel ly. Baltimore. Scaooner Anna Pendleton IVndl . ton. New' York. Cleared. Sehooner Nanluskei, Gapicl. Phila delphia. Sailed. Steamer Colorado, Risk, Mobile. Schooner Kdilh Olcotl. Harris N w York. Georgia, Glynn County. By virtue of an order of I tie Court if Ordinary of said county, will he ; old at public outcry, tin the firs t Tuesday in December. I!H*2, at tis >_■ court house in said county between the usual hours of sale, rhe foil; wing real estate, situate in Bibo county io wil: A track of land In the 1. 1 1 1 .m.i tia district of said county, containing two hundred at res. more or less known as a part of the Fislmll U’m i bounded on foe north by n part of the same tract belonging t.o Miss Fannie llerrie, east by Blythe Back River* south by lauds of Mrs. Lucy Atkin ■on. and public road leading from Fancy Bluff to Bethel, and west by Williamson avenue. Tne sale will be continued from day io day, between the same hours, un til all said property is sold. Terms cash. This November nth. IHOB. Administrator of estate o, Mrs. Elizabeth Pyles. Whitman’s Candy. MORGAN’S DRUG STORE. ; Millinery | JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTI , FUL LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS. HATS, FEATHERS. OR NAMENTS AND FANCY ,ARTI ;CLES, ALSO A LARGE STOC i OF ZEPHYRS .AND . FANCY | WOOLS. ’ LADIES CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. MRS. E. EARLE. 203 Newcastle Street. ( Georgia, Glynn County, By virtue of order from Court of Ordinary of said county, .acre will be sold before the court house doer in said county, on the first Tuesday in December, 1902. according to law. the following described property, namely: New Town lots, in Brunswick. Ga known as New Town lots numbers ttin and 46T. also northern halves ot New Town lots numbers 462 and 463, as the property of T. W. Brock, deceased. Administrator T. W. Brock de- 1 ceased- A Great Glove / PURCHASE. I.a diet Fine Grade of Kid Gloves. 650 pairs in all. They are ii while, black, slate. tan. brow n, fully worth $l.OO. Wo oiler them for this week, at the exceptionally low price o 69c. A Pair KAISER BROS. The Old Reliables. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + .t + + l PERSONAL,POIMtS. I ■F ♦ tttttfttttf+tttttt W. H. Payne of Darien, was In the city yesterday. A. D. McMillan, of Macon, was a visitor to tin < itv y* terdaj / M. A'. Baker, is spending a few days at the fair In Vyidosla. David Duubberly has removed hl:< j family to the city from Pennick. V ir. Baker nas returned from a 1 visit to the, slate, fair at Valdosta. j Captain J. A. Foster, of St Simon, was in the city yesterday i- Im I D ,of I ami" r (ip \i : - ■ registered at the Oglethorpe yester day. Jamos Holmes, of .Moultrie Go., was among the visitors to the city yester day. W. (, Lee and 1: B. Fitzgerald. Kiev boat inspectors of Savannah, were in the city for awhile yesterday, Hon. T. W Lamb was lit. the city yesterday. His will be glad to learn tiiftt he is improving in uealth. Ship Notice. Neither master, owners nor cog. (•lent ’S or the Brill:-,! st( unship Ax minster will be responsible ! debts contracted by tne crew of said steamer. K, D. M, Strachan & 0r... j ( onsigne- s : Never in the History of y l Brunswick. *. # % has there been collected under one roof sucn a beautiful variety of ► % China and Japanese mattings, tapestry, couch and table covers, | or, * n fal rugs and portieres, art squares, etc, etc. New goods are , arriving daily. No “bargain day” goods, but everything in the lat i est designs and fresh from the factory. When in search of a prac tical wedding present, visit us. We have hundreds to select from. \2t. M. ftililler & den NOVBMBBfi e, ■a *** l/? FF yfK : ,x>cnee i Harper's Mocha and Java in Qua . pound Tin Cans 35c. Can't be . beat. I Harpers M. A- .1. Blend in One pound Tin Cans at 2hc. A fine \ drink. ■ | Peas, | Our Tea Department can’t bo beatj beat anywhere. All we ask is I a trial. I Phone 158. yCfi'mel I If it's good to eat, we havle it. ? Citation. Georgia. Glynn County. To all whom it may concern:—H. R. Hop! :::■ having. i:i proper fftm ap plied to me for permanent letters of administration upon the estate of A. 1.. Franklin, late of said county, do ceased This is to cite all ant] singu lar the creditors and next of kin of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time allowed, by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent letters oi ‘admiuistra ' >on should not be granted to said It. It Hopkins, on the estate of said A !-. Franklin, deceased. Tills November 3th. 1902. HORACE DART. Ordinary, Glyfen County. Ga.