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MtiDAY MORNING. Shirt Waists tV . You can’t form an idea of the va- riety and beautiful coloring in our line Ilf) LADIES SHIRT WAISTS WithOßt Seeing Them * The general verdict of those who have is that it's the best selected r „ and finest line ever shown here. Our stock of FUR COLLAR * PIECES, MUFTS and CHILDREN'S FUR SETS are in | LEVY’S HOT Chocoiate, Beef Ta, Tomato Bouillon, t Clam Bouillon. Vigoral W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. Agent for Huyler's Candies. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERE. Will not vary a fraction of a grain from the quantity callPtl for, accuracy lu tin- compounding of Medicines. Is oftp of our sthong points. Added to this is the absolute purity and un doubted fres'iiness of every drug used. We replenish our store frequently, and Use or sell nothing which has be come inetUelent through ago. SMITH’S PHARMACY The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure. is Smi—'a Sure Kidney Cure. Your druggist will refund your money if after taking one bottle you are not satisfied with results. 60 cent*. U&E ROB ROY FLOUR. and. H. Holler & Bro. This Season The Most Popular Stores in Brunswick. 220 Newcastle. 302 Bay. The TootcVisomo Daintier In ' * • • the great “Pure Food Mart” „ , at prices that, hard times and 4 quality considered, are not* “ i * • equaled anywhere A , To make a long story short, * 4 I will say. (hat some nice ” * Buckwheat Cakes and Maple 4 4. Syrup would tickle your epi- ‘ ♦ curean taste immensely. 4 ; . I have l.eggett's Now Buck- ‘ A 4 wheat and Yoe’s New Maple ‘ * Syrup. Try them for break- J 4 fast,. : * THOMAS KEANY, Grocer. I Phone 11. 312 Newcastle St.r Cleaning and Pressing. Have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the Union Cleaning and Pressing; Company. You want first class work and at the lowest prices, this is the place to go. Dyeing, re pairing, altering neatly done. Ed ward Martin, manager. sns Monk street. Rob Roy Floyr la good. ■time Social : thews Iftetes. TO HUMPTY DUMPTY. Clown monarch of the nursery, by name Hos long been silent on the sonnet’s tongue, . The while our bards '.sophisticate have sung Thy cousin Pierrot and his deeds to fame. For airs of carnival thou lack’st, thy name No Columbin to captivate the young With that “love interest" wihch is set among The first requirements of t he author's game. Kings prove, ’tis said, their greatness in their fall. But thou, macT bumpkin from the moon, hast shown Thy merriment to childish eyes alone. That hail thy tumble as a screaming sight. Little barbarians with no thought at all "• To sympathie or keep a face politel —Thomas Walsh. • • • Mrs. A. C. Christie leaves today for a visit to Wayeross. • • * Mrs. Tiena Harley and her daughter Miss Cleo Harley, are in Atlanta. • • • Miss Ethel Conoly has returned from a delightful visit to Vavannah. Mrs. I?. D. Walter and Miss Edna Penniman are in Savannah. • * Miss Fannie Grant Nightengale en tertained a few young people last eve nlng. • • • Mrs. Ij. H. Tlayno wii. return in a few days from a visit to Columbus and other Georgia cities. • • Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Postell and their children have moved from St. Simons to- Brunswick and will reside here fn future. • • • Mrs. M. Kaiser has returend from a visit to New York and other East ern cities. * • • Mr. and l Mrs. J. B. Wright. Mrs .1. H. Whitmire. Mrs. C. H. Meldrim, Miss Bessie Fox, Mrs. E. B. Dudley, and Mrs. C. H. Dudley came over from St. Simons yesterday to attend the funeral of Mr. H B. Robinson. • • • Mrs. J. A. Butts, regent, calls a meeting of the Daughters of the Revo lution for this (Friday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Election of officers will be held and a full attendance is earnestly requested. The Daughters of the Confederacy did not meet yesterday because of the inclement wqnther. Mrs, H. R, Hop kins. the president, calls a meeting for tomorrow afternoon at :i o'clock at her residence on Dartmouth street. A full (Attendance is desired, as matters of importance will he discussed. • • • The Cotillion Club held a meeting Monday night and formally reorgan ized for the season. The tolh wing were elected officers for tnis year: George H. Smith, president. B. i Coleman, vice president, Howard J. Waff, secretary and treasurer. The first he given .Tuesday ere ning in the parlors of the Oglethorpe, and will be a welcome diversion for the young people. * * * -'■** The Southeastern Passenger Asso ciation has granted reduced rates, one and a third fare for all persons at tending the annual meeting of the D. A, R. in Savannah. November 13-15. Tickets are good, for lure days before and three days after the conference. All thos who purchase tickets must procure a certificate and have tickets signed i,y Mrs. W. H. Y'eandle, corre sponding secretary, countersigned by J. W. Stewart, special agent. This entitles them to return on a one-fr- rd faro. Special rales have also been secured at the De Sofa. CUanted! Young Man to Clerk. W ' Must Bea Hustler. V (Special Bicycle Delivery) LLOYDS 214 Newcastle st. 'Phone 255-2. ■ i . ■ilii.mi .a.s Ship Notice. Neither the master, owner or con signees of the Norwegian hark Signe will Vie responsible for any debts con tracted by. the crow of said bark. Christensen, master. Rest in printing—News Job Office. PIANOS TUNED. Professor White lias just arrived aand will attend to orders. ‘Phone Mitchell & Thomas’ stables. BRUNSWICK BA ITT NEW* A DAIS DOINGS IN TIE LOCAL FIELD NOTES PICKED UP IN THE CITY BY-THE-SEA BY NEWS REPORTERS. The Last Day. This is the last day for legal adver tisements and the copy"'should he in the office before 4 p. ni. to insure, in sertion. The City Court. The city court was in session agtin yesterday an 1 the criminal docker was agaui taken up. The day was a rather tiresome one and only a t.-w ases were disposed of. Out of Hospital, Fred Way, who was in a hospital m Baltimore for two months, having arm opera)ed upon, bus returned ! Savannah. IBs friends will lie glad to learn that the hone is now united and he can use his arm again. Services at Beth Tefiloh. ' There will be services al the temple Beth Telfiloh at S o'clock p. in. and a sermon will hr delivered by rabbi f. Warsaw. Tomorrow. Sabbath school will be iqdd ai ft a. m. and services at 10 a. m. Forty Years’ Torture. l’o he relieved from a torturing dis ease after 40 years’ torture might w.-ll arise the gratitude- ot anyone. That is whht DeWltts Witch Hazel Salvo did for Haney, Geneva, u. li says: “DeWl't's Witch Hazel Salve cured me of idles after I hud uffi red to years.” t.’urrs cuts, burns, wounds, skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits, loerger’s Pnarmacy, W. .J. Butts, Smith s Poarmacy. Bound Kidneys —Perfect Health. The use of Smith's Sure Kidney ..tire will produce both. Try a bottle and he convinced. Your druggis t sells for 50” _ 1 "■"■lt. ■■ '■ ■—-—'-n-* Grand Opera House ..5 NIGHTS AND .1 MATINEE.?. The Gagnon-Pollock Stock Company - AND— THE MADISON SQUARE CYCLE WHIRL. Prices 10, 20. and 30:. I.adies will he admitted far half price—l3 cents—on Monthly See small Dills for rciiertci-.v Whitman’s Candy. MORGAN’S . DRUG STORE. * i JVliHinery . JUST received a beauti ;FUL LINE OF MILLINERY' GOODS, HATS. FEATHERS, OR-. LAMENTS AND FANCY . ARTI- ' ’CLES. ALSO A LARGE STCCi- f OF ZEPHYRS AND . FANCY' 'WOOLS. ‘ LADiES CALL AND SEE FOR it ’yourselves. MRS. E. EARLE, . ] 203 Newcastle Street. • TAX NOTICE. THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES FOR 1902 .ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE, AND UNDER THE TAX ORDINANCE MUST BE PAID ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 30TH. .1902: AND UNLESS PAID BY THEN ARE SUBJECT TO EXECUTION. GEO. H. SMITH. *fcity Treasurer. Best ia printing—News Job Office. J A Great Glove ! X v ‘ '' PURCHASE.! Ladies Fine Grade ot Kid Gloves, (550 pairs in ail. They are in vvhjro, black, slate. ti! brown, fully worth SI.OO. ' 4 \V.* offer them for this week, at the exceptionally low price of * • , 69c. A Pair KAISER BROS-! The Old Reliables" l PERSONAL POINIS. A Banks, Jr., nas been sick for a few days. W. F. Parker is at Malbone on a hunting rrip. J. li. Thomas, of Jacksonville, spent ycsieyd.'r, in the city. I K Morris, r f Atlanta, was a vifv iter to the city yesterday. J Yiwdiorough. of Savannah, pent yesterday in the city. .1 F. MoWliifo. of I.e,,ajion. whs in tee city yesterday. * . Rev. D. Wiiison Winn, oi St. Simon, spent yesterdayTu tire city. E 1 Cone) has returned from a triii to Valdosta ami Toomasviiie , * J, U. Morton left Wednesday for a bm-iir ss trip tc. Mobile.- . , U.. W. A Fair, tho woll Known repnv ! r.t-'Utative of u> American Biscuit 0.. ; is in tae eHy. J. P. Mouro. of Atlanta. was regts* t-Tt <] at the Ogji'tliorpe yestorady. J IK Barriman. ot AHnvoha. (la., was amoiig the visitors to the city v* r.terdfty. M. A Baker returned yesterday tiosta. Best ia prlrting-rSewg doh Office. 9 Never in the History of Brunswick, • has there been collected binder one roof suen a beautiful variety of -China and Japanese mattings, tapestry, couch and tabi.e covers, oriental rugs and portieres, art squares, etc, etc. New goods are arrgting daily. No “bargain day" goods, but everything in the lat est designs and-fresh.from the factory. When in search of a prac tical wedding present, visit us. V\ e have hundreds to select from. X M. Miller A don. NOVEMBER t. i <=# ! 1 ‘ -i c i%^Ccffee ! i J V ' ' a 'll JL=? ' Harper's Mocha anil Java in One pound Tin Cans 33c. Can’t be beat. | Harper's M. &J. Blend in One' pound Tin Cans at 25c. A fine; drink! ! fkas, | (Our Tea Department cen t, lie heat, .beat anywhere. All we ask is ! ‘rial. | Phone 158. i sw' i tf(7CaJm.£k. I *KaZSSS3E3feBS ! % If • t’s good to eaf, we hav* it. - Citation. Georgia. Glynn County. To all whom it may concern:—R. R, Hopkins having, in proper form, ap plied to me for permanent letters.of administration upon the estate of A. L. Franklin, late of said county, de ceased This is to cite all and singu lar the creditors and next of kin oi 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 ot administra tion should not be granted to said R. K. Hopkins, on the estate of said A. L. Franklin, deceased. This November sth. Ifiii2. HO RACK DART. . Ordinary. Giynn Ccunty, Ga.