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■uKOAf MOONING.
Cool Weather
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ARE YOU FIXED FOH COED WEATHER IN THAT PARTICU- '
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' If not, now Is the time to lay In your supply.
• We can nerve you with either light, medium, or heavy weight, in ’
;WOOI,, COTTON, or MIXED GOODS. Investlgaate the merits of .'
our Tlpderwear Stock, and see if its not to our mutual interest. '
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LEVY’S
You Owe II s Nothing
For doing right. The druggist who desires to grow in the confi
dence of the people him no other safe and sure way open to him.
We solicit your patronage on the grounds or pure drugs, rlg'i ly
handled, at fair prices.
On ttils basis w * have grown. On this basts we will continue to
grow.
We are in iisisincss to make money, hut know full well that we
must earn your emiihkmea before we can get your patronage.
We have n punk messenger Hervice, and will send for and do '
liver your prescriptions promptly. ;
W. J. BUTTS,
THE DRU GGIBT.
Agent for Huyler’s Candies.
Special Bargains
ON
Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday
See Heller’s Weekly,
and. H. Heller & Bro.
220 Newcastle. 302 Bay.
Whitman’s
Candy.
MORGAN’S
DRUG
STOR E.
Miss Slater's new hat* are beautiful
creations of fashionable ultUinery.
Fine millinery, tasteful trimming,
leaeomiblc prices at Miss Slater's.
Go to Miss Slater's millinery parlors
for stylish headgear.
Kennou Mott, the jeweler, has a fine
line ot cut glass and silverware and
china on the way that, is suitable for
Wedding Presents, and will be here
next ween.
Try Rob Roy Flour. ..It i* th* best
on tat market.
SOME SNAPSHOTS AT
THE POLITICAL FIELD
Louis J. Leavy, Jr.
After great political contest in
■which the nation was plunged if is
somt what interesting to divert one’s
mind from great national questions to
those of more local intere. f. Colei
made a fine race in New York. Tom '
Jonnson was defeated in Ohio. Good
old man Teller will go back to Hie
senate from Colorado, Rhode island j
has a democratic governor, Kentucky j
and North Carolina have come to the
' democratic roost again, and there you
are.
But what of the local situation?
Who’s going to he mayor? And
how about the alilermanic ticket?
We've got troubles of our own. Will
tlio Good Government club bold a
meeting, nominate a ticket and eject
if ex-cathedra or will the forces who
are aligned against this organization
rise up in their might and malic a
kick.
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This political situation r; rath
rious. anyhow. To all Intents and
purposes Mayor Emanuel seems to
have clear right of way to the may
orality, and yet considerable act i vir>
marked the latter days of the registra
tion. What does it mean? Is some
body wearing a stillcito? nmi'it so.
where is it going to b< used? The
Good Government eiuh is supposed to
have a meeting Tuesday night, and
nominate a ticket, and they do say
that later In the week anotner meet
lug of citizens will he called to cit.i, i
endorse this ticket or name one in op
position thereto. Now where are we?
That’s the question. YVnt we have
two tickets In the ti< id, or will good
government supremacy hold sway?
And right along these lines it mien!
he of interest to say v.-ho nave been
spoken of in connection with places
on the aldormunic hoard. Om poll
Uoiail suggests a Good Government
ticket to rend this way: For mayor
N. Etnanucl. for Aldermen J. E dn
litgnon, E. T. McKinnon,, T. Newman
Calhounu,, A. E Wen/. VV*. it. Dart
Cnlhcunu, A. E. Wen/., Vv' -R Dai
and others have ticca mentioned in
AT THE GRAND
In securing the Gagnon-Pollock
Stock Company for Ini' coming week
Messrs, Fleming and Waff are demon
strating that they fully intend to live
up to their promise to the theatrego
ing public of Brunswick, that nothing
but high class attract it ms wool* up
pear ai Brunswick’s cozy in tic play
house.
While I’lio prices charged by the
Gagnon-Pollock Stock Company, 10.
2fi and 3ti cents, are within the reacu
of all, it lniisi not be interred that
because the prices are cheap, that tile
show is also, ii is a well known f i.et
in iheatrioal circles that a first class
MISS EDYTH POLLOCK,
of the Gagnon-Pol lock Stock Company.
repertoire company is a great deal
more expensive than the average
"one piece" show.
That tnis company is entitled i
rank among the best is amply testified
to by the high praise bestowed upon
it by tile press of the country. A
glance at he personnel of Gagnon-
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♦ PERSONAL POINTS. !
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Hon. B. Atkinson, of Camden coun
ty. spent yesterday in th^,eitv.
Dr. W- B. Burroughs is taking in
the state fair a, Valdosta.
Col. W. K. Kay has retuumed from
a business trip to Atlanta.
Hon. W. F. Symons came down
from Atlanta last night.
Hoyt W. Gale is out after an illness
of several days.
C. H. Louther, of Way-cross, is in
the city-.
G. S. Gardner, of tae railway mail
service, with headquarters in Atlanta,
is in the city.
Prof, and Mrs. B. F. Mann aie now
keeping house at 1605 Giotic f r.er
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEW*.
this category. On the other hand an
other ticket' bus been : ? . o of with
either Captain T. Newm. A.
J. Crovatt or J. W. Tomas at its
head, with a ticket like this: i,. Fi
hleman, if. I*. Coleman, W. :Vl. Top
per, J. A. Montgomery, so you *
it is hard to toil just exactly how -,ne
municipal situation stand,-;.
But then w< have ether tumbles.;
That city court question is rathei a
live wirtvand is giving several of the
hoys some consideration. From alt 1
indications the court is a fixture ami
since Judge Sparks is to he m < In- r.ve
for solicitor general of ini. eiieuit, i
taen who’s going to tic judg. ■ it is ;
hinted that Dick Meador anl Dave j
Gale have judicial aspirations, and he- |
tween these two young barristers it I
would lie nip and tuck with the gov
ernor. /Both were Terrell men both !
are able and capable ana it would
simply he a case of which horse)
snouhl get left at the pout.
A whole lot of representative-; ye ini
Atlanta and don’t do air : hm
Butts, of Glynn, is on reive:. He.-: a
natural born spurt, and . i
wants some profition for our tiKh
and our terrapins, noil among the en
grorsed bills will he found om intro
duced by him with this < rid in i icw.
Senator Synurn seems .to >ve held
three aces with President lb,.veil and
tins tic 'll placed on i, me very Impor
tant C'lHffllitt.cc. Hi ': Iyd 1 i e\v.
anyway and can fell lie boy- from
the mountains alt about our im,,board
grievances. and by the way. he can
give :; \ 31 of ii : a four-cur! Hus I
aid beat us out when it come, to a
political drawing.
So, while Hie cnlfre con try is
breathing easy over the recent
cal contest, wtf who live in Brunswick
are on the quivive of a conic. : thai
may change the entire complexion of
the local situation. Ket her ~. m
that. And here’s best wishes for the
whole pitfifl.
Pollock Stock Company prices that
beyond all doubt, v
Mr, Gagnon, who is a sterling actor,
was Adelaide' TniO'slou s lendlnc j ui ,n
in “Sweet Clou r” last season. \ji s
Edylli Pollock ha; liecr; identiHt 1 with
some ot our most famous stars, nota
bly Mr. Edward Harrigau. lai,- ..1
Harrfgau & Hart'.
Mr. Jack Ferguson, leaning aiau
wit Ii Cma Pajt; u for the.-* seasons.
Miss Edna Farrell, leading lady wit.u
the National Slock Coniptm.v i,i Wnsli
ington. D. C,, for two . uson..
Mr. .Instill MeUartliy, nu Euglisii ac
tor, wfio lias siqqidrtcd such .oar- as
Mr. Iver’and Mr. Barreit. His fit^ 1
appearance in the l.’nlted Sta
With the principal roles, in tht
hands of such compel, nt performed,
supported tty a carefully self ct< and cast",
it is impossible to gi\e an < .u , .1
a capital performance.
Treasury Department, office of the
Public .Health and United States
Marine Hospital Service.
Brunswick Quarantine Station.
No,mm • ,
Sealed proposals wiii be . and at
this office until neon of November l;.
1902, to furnish lumber, paints, nails,
etc., for use of the Public Health ami
Marne Hospital Service at Bi v, v.
Quarantine, Ga. Schedules and fur
th?r information may he ob : ii-ted
upon app'i vcto Mu m .
R i:t3FRSD,'JS.
Assistant Surgeon M H. s.
In temporary command of station.
LUanted!
BbL Young Man to Clerk.
Af ♦ Must Bea Hustler.
LLOYDS i
214 Newcastle st, ’Phone 255-2.
A Great Glove i
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Ladies Fine Grade of Kid Gloves, 650 pairs in all. They- are in
white, idai k, slate, tan, brow n, fully worth $l.OO.
We offer them for this week, at the exceptionally low pries of*
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69c. A Pair \
KAISER BROS. |
The Old Reliables.
A TRIBUTE.
"Oh sudden fall.
The dark pail
O’er homes so bright and happy
All clouded in a day.”
th'iely the grim reaper hath stirred
mightily among us for the past week.
:icd deviation's mournful shadow in
darkening so many homes nath cast
; .ail over the entire cummunit", un
til the present > car bids /air 10 fie
memorable for the number of bright
yo.iug live., hat suddenly went out.
hi he preseix <■ of death we ail
uaiie in s>mpathy withThose who are
bercu'.ed. Jealousy, hat*., envy, dis
mast and malice all disappear around
■ ii*' open grave and we only know and
feel that human hearts are bleeding
iii'ii: while human souls have gone
t tic ci ci nili bar of judgment to
solve all U' th‘ep mysteries of life
Ye.- i.-riiay morning a young man
was how ci i with grief as ho stepped
1 an an incoming train while loving
hand.--, lined forth a beautiful casket
ami hut: in her home the moital re
mains of one of the fairest and
ijnghtext and best cf women. Upon
t’ml c;ci;oi was inst rilieil that mu
s>vee: word "Motaer. ’ And 1 thought
01 a time win n life held so much for
two and tuey huthled air castles
i o doubt, and looked forward to a
nil’ll old age w here plenty and peace
should smile around them and the ree
e; i cl a life well spent and tne crown
ot hi eivcmciit lie shared together.
f ' I thought of the blessed day
win u patorntiy mane them nappy in
Hu possession of a sweet little girl
■mi win'll Inter there on;u unto
■ --nit,> haired boy“ seemed
their cup of joy was primming o'er
end 1 wondered if there were any
happier than these two.
But “God moves in a mysterious
•vay” 'an i 1 remember the first great
-hadow that crossed lliat hanpy
tho ,- fiotd when the little hoy was
i Mien. While memory lives I cannot
fere* t tne sweet face of that dead
' liiid wht n the fa.'per knelt by its lit
ile couch and murmured ’’Rapa’s boy
.■'sleeping." A soft breeze stole
;Erott.f.-.li He ojm'U window and gently
tim.il the wavy ringlets about the
little slch j-or's tir. w ana I scarce
c. compreheud it was indeed a
* * OffiJllt 1 -'> sH^Cp.
1 remenihor when pale disease 1 n
tcrcii rnd fixed its tearful and 1
' i upon the mistress of ante
in ! new iiei again an 1 age. t to the
verge ot !l)c gr:ve now uohly
: : im...-ami s' to save his
i ived one. Win ..gs lie endured no
■ ? evi r i.1. 1 w. And then when
dcatb seemed almost conquered—when
to i Ril auj hone was coming
buck aad uome seemed again the
aaio out place.
i’ was only a dream—a sweet, sad
ireitft— a rav ot sunlight which hath
left the < hauls darker than before.
Mat 'he God woo holds us ail in the
hoi. of bis isanu, sustain and eom
' fort our friend in this hour of deep
distress and unto him and unto his
motncrless little one there is vouch
- at' i a hope lor reunion where no
sickness is and grief and pain never
cou.es. E.B.
Never in the History of
Brunswick,
) has there beers collected under one roof such a beautiful variety of
China and Japanese mattings, tapestry, couch and table covers,
oriental rugs and portieres, art squares, etc, etc. New gcods are
arriving daily. No "bargain day’’ gcods, but everything in the lat
est designs and fresh from the factory. When in search of a prac
tical wedding present, visit us. We have hundreds to select from.
X M. Miller and son
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Brunswick.
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1. 3’ou can always find most any
thing you want at our store. We j
4 have just opened New Georgia
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Cane syrup (none better), Maple
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Syrup (from sap of the tree). 1
Ilccker’s Buckwheat (in pack
ages), Hecker’s Buckwheat" (in'
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bulk). Ralston’s (food of every de
n
scription),’ l.argo Red Apples.'
£ Fine Celery. I
I Phone 158. |
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| If it’s go- ,’ to e?t we ha it
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t Millinery z
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’t - r F'.-SIY ED A
i PLiL LINE OF MILLiNERY A
r GOODS, HATS, FEATHERS, OR- ♦
* NAMENTS AND FANCY . ART). *
ALSO A LARGE STOC
c, OF ZEPHYRS .AND . FANCY *
WOOLS. %
LADIES CALL AND SEE FOR T
% YOURSELVES. *
MRS. E. EARLE. . *
203 Newcastle Street.