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THURSDAY MORNING. Cool Weather f’V MAKES A MAN THINK OF HIS ' C; 'ft Underwear I • ARE YOU FIXED FOR CO LD WEATHER IN THAT PARTICU ? lAR? *• If not. now Is the time to lay in yyur supply. r. We ran serve you with either light, medium or heavy weight, in £ WOOL, COTTON, Or MIXED MOODS. Jnv< tigaale the merit* of * our Underwear Block, ami see If its not lo our i.iutu.il Interest. As ! LEVY’S ♦ You Owe Us Nothing For doing right. The druggist who desires to grow i.i the confi dence of the people him no other safe nnd sure way open to him. We solicit yotir patronage on the grounds of pure drugs, rigYly hiimklqd, at fair prices. On this luislH wo have grown. On this hnsis we will ronlinue to grow. We n/e In basin'ss to make money, hut kii.iv full well that we’ must earn your eonlldcnc ) before we can get your patronage. . We have * qui?a messenger service, ami will send for and tie ‘ liver your prescription promptly. ‘ 4 I 4 W. J. BUTTS, ; THE DRUGGIST. ; Agent for Huyler’s Candies. ’ i RICE. i Merchant* In want of this staple will do well to J Call and See Our Samples, J We have a large line to seleete from. , i We carry in stock J-lft* Buoy, Monkey I’rnnd, tloiivgon and umuyA oilier hranda. < Our line of Toilot Soap la up-to-date. If you want Tomatoes eome^ see us. i v The Downing Company.; Natural Anxiety. Mothers regard approaching winter with uueaaelneHß, children lake cold o * itdly. No disease costs more lit tle uvea than croup. Ifs nitaek is so sudden that the sufferer is often lie yon.l Tinman aid before Inc doeior nr nves. Such eases yield readily to One Minute Cough Cure, Liquifies the muc tin. allays tntluniinatiou, removes dan ger. Absolutely sale. Acts imme diately. Cures coughs, colds, grip, loowhltts, nil throat and lung trou ble. F. H. McMahon, Hampton. <:a. *‘A had cold rendered ni(> voiceless juat lielyrc an oratorical contest. I in tended to withdraw but took Otic Min UK* Cough (hire. II restored my voice in time to win the medal." Joetgor's Pharmacy, W. J. Butts, Swit'u’B Pharmacy. Special Bargains ON Saturday, Monday and Tuesday See Heller’s Weekly. J. H. 220 Newesile.a 302 Bay. V"antec,. I We would 1.,v0 to ask turought the j Junius in your piper, if there is a.:.. | person who has used Creep's ugust Flower ior the cure of In ..gestlon .lyspepsia and L.ver i munlcs that ha: not been cured--.. . we also meal I mil' results, sneli a: . -mr sto: la \'l • • o. etion i. toed, otbitual ■ ostive m -s nervous dyspepsia, headaches, ,P spouden: feelings, sleeplessness—in fact, and trouble connected with the stomach or liver? This meuicine aus been sold lor many years 1 i all civil iy<M countries, and we wish to corre i pond wit., yoand sen., you one of oui books free of cost. If you have novel tried August Flower, try one, bottle first. Wo nave never known of its failing. It so, something more serious is too matter with you. Ask ymr druggist. G. C. Green, Woodbury. N. J COMMITTEE TO RENDER DEPORT INTERESTING SESSION OF THE BOARD OF TRADE WILL BE HELD TOMORROW. The Board of Trade will hold its regular weekly meeting at the eity hall tomorrow morning, and consider able Interest In attached to the most ing. It is hoped that a large number i t the members will he present. The most important subject to he handled at the meeting is that of se curing a branch of the American Cigar Company for Brunswick. At a meeting of the hoard held last week a committee was appointed to investigate the matter, and, it is thought, this committee wiil report hack to the hoard tomorrow. The ccornmittee has been hard *!St work for the past week and they are entertaining the hope that the large cigar company will decide to locate here. Out of Death’s Jaws. "When death seemed very near from a severe stomach and liver trouble, that 1 had suffered with lor years,” writes I*. Muse, Durham, N. C.. "Dr. King's New Life Pills saved my life and gave perfect health." Best pills on earth and only 25 cents at all druggists. Forty Years' Torture. To be relieved from a torturing dis ease after 40 years’ torture might 'veil cause the gratitude of anyone. That is what DeWltt’s Witch Hazel Salve dbl for 0. Haney, Geneva, O. He says: l)eWilt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured me of piles after i had suffered 40 years.” Cures cuts, burns, wounds, skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits, loerger’s Pharmacy, W. J. Butts, Smith’s Pharmacy. WANTED Mae to take charge of office here in Brunswick. Address, •villi reference, at once. Alfred Morris, wholesaler, Cincinnati, Ohio. Clark, the well known colored liar her, is better fitted to serve the pub Me than ever, everythin* neat ami lean and no to yfate Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat* Quiulne sh-mpoo, the latest for ladies’ hair. For sale nnly at Clark's ionaorlal par To Lovers of Music. We herewith beg to inform our friends and uie public that we are now prepared lo accept a limited num ber <tf pupils In piano, violin, singing harmony, counterpoint and composi tion of music, which wo guarantee to teach strictly in accordance with the methods used at the Royal Conserva lory of Music ot I.eipslg, Germany. Terms reasonable. Hoping (lie citl zons of Brunswick will kindly patron ize us we beg to remain Very respectfully, HORTENOE VON BEGLI2RBEO. OSCAR VON BEOLERBKG. 7IS A street. ONIONS. Will in- sold today at 10 o’clock at Rid Grant street, til sacks yellow On ions. Try Rob Roy Flour. It is the best me Rob Roy flour. Miss Slater will have anew line of due' lints this week. USE ROB ROY FLOUR. Game is in season. Wlson lias just received a fine lot of quail. Lawyers should have their work done at tin* News Job Office. "WOOD Oak and Pine B- H. DANIELS, Phone 147-3 i The Toot.e'iisomo Dnintiet; in ■ the great “Pure Food Mart" i at prices (liat. hard times and ’ quality considered, are not’ . equaled anywhere * To make a long story short. * * ♦ 1 will say, that some nice \ f Buckwheat Cakes and Maple * f Syrup would tiekie your epi- ’ ► cureau taste immensely. ► * I have Leggett's New Buck- * r i ► wheat and Yoe's New Maple i * Syrup. Try them for break- J . fast. i T t. THOMAS KEANY, Grocer. \ Phone 11. 312 Newcastle St.i dome dedal thews thetes. Those having news for this depart ment are requested to call telephone 147-3. SONG. The sun. and the sea. and the wind. The wave, and the wind, and tne sky, We are off to a magical Ind. .My heart, and my soul, and I. Behind us the isles of despair And mountains of misery lie. We're away, anywhere, anywhere, My neart, and my soul, and I. O islands and mountains and youth, O land that lies gleaming before, l.ife is love, hope and beauty, and truth— We will weep o'er the pasr. no more. Behind, are the bleak fallow years, Before, are the sea and the sky, We're away, witn a truce to the tears. My heart, and my soul, and I. —ln May Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly. • • * Mis. Penfleld has been ill for sev eral days at the home of Mrs. Kennon Mott. • * A The german that was to have been, given Tuesday nig.it has been post poned until ialer. Miss Leula Calvin has returned from a delightful visit to friends in Valdosta. • * * The Daughters of the Confederacy tire called to meet this afternon at the hi me of Mrs. R. R. Hopkins, on Dart mouth street. • • Mrs. il. A. Blftt so and M rs. Bolling Wnltfleld ore in Savannah represent ing the Brunswick chapter at the U. A. R. conference. • ... Miss Maud Nightengale leaves today for Jacksonville, where she will take steamer for New York, to ‘spend the winter with her amir Mrs. Troup.' " • • • Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Mott have re turned front Jacksonville, called non e by the Illness of their little daughter. Tne little one is now improving. • ■ m Miss Kstollf Rodriquez, of Now York, who haw boon the muost of hor uncle. O. O. Rodriquez, returned to .u*r hotm* yesterday. Mrs. J. JO. Moore is expected to re turn today from Lakeland. Fla., where ahe was called by news of her fath er’s sudden death. • • • Miss 11 or tense Pohlinan will not ar rive this week as was expected, hut has been obliged to defer her visit to Misses Lucille and Leslie Butts until lnt or. Tile unique entertainment to • be given during the second week in Be comber under the auspices of th* Manse circle of the Rersbylcitan church premises to be a delightful so cial and financial success. Mrs. poll ing . Whitßeld is preside it of the cir cle and Miss Sarah’Ha* : efiul'st sme lary amt treasurer, amf these ladles and the other members of the circle are noted for their energy and execu tive ability in affairs of i.T, sir 1 . The entertainment will be called the "Streets of the Nations" and tip' la dies in charge of the diff-.wm broths will dress in the costume of the ca lion rc-j,rcvei. e I The various chair men and committees have also beer, selected with regent to Lie nation'll type and the fitness of things will he consistently consider'd in this mut.cr. The various nations have been as signed as follows: American. Mr-:. J. B. Sparks. Spain, Mrs. R. R. Hop kins. Japan, Mrs. H. S. Johnson.. Turkish. Mrs. W. H. DeVoe. Swiss, Mrs. E. O. Hyer. Eastern. Misses Lu cille and Leslie Butts. Italian. Miss I'ee and Margaret Symons. German. Mrs. F. B. Chandler.(The refreshment, department will bo in charge or Mrs. M. C: Rowe, with a corps of able as sistants . Tile other assistants ai me various booths will be named later. Mrs. Tapper will act as treasurer of this entertainment and will be one of Mrs. Whitfield’s most valuable aides as her experience and ability ere un questioned. Your Dinner table Can bo made exceedingly attractive with some of our q Fancy Florida Oranges, 30c C 0 Large Crisp Celery, Large Luscious Grapes, New Crop Pecan Nuts, Fancy King Apples .And other good things. (Special Bicycle Delivery) LLOYD’S 214 Newcastle st. ’Phone 255-2. ASK FOR ROB ROY FLOUR. THB BRUNSWICK DAILY NEW*. A DATS DOINGS IN TOE LOCAL FIELD NOTES PICKED UP IN THE CITY BY-THE-SEA BY NEWS REPORTERS. Still Improving. A. O. Anderson, who bak been so critically 111, is still improving, to tne delight of his many friends. Lights Were Out. Aii of the incadescent lignts in the city were out last night for sev eral minutes between 9:3tl and ;(l o’clock. A belt ticw oft at the plant which caused the trouble. A Business Propostion. Merchants, professional men, in fact, the public generally, should get the News Job Office prices before giv ing out their printing. Everything new. ami if the work is ni t satisfae ory we cheerfully refund file money. Cheap Rates to Americus. Special rates from Brunswick to Americus. Ga., and return on accouniu of the Georgia Baptist Convert - 'on. ! November lbtb to 23rd. The South- 1 era railway will sell tickets to Ameri cas and return at the rate of $;.,2.f0r ! the round t rip. Tickets <n wale No vember 18th, 19th and 20th, final limit November 2.ih. Close connection is made with trains of Seaboard Air Line fly., for Americus via Helena. A Pieaant Party. Mr. anil Mrs. B. J. Ford tendered a number of their friends a pleasant boat rldiy on tile little steamer Tap per yesterday. A stop was made at b'kyl and St.. Simons and a very pleasant time was had. Those iu the party were: Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ford, Mf and Mrs. N. B. Ha ,ml. ef Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar. Law sen Lamar, Misses Susie and .(tiara Lamar, Mrs. Irvin Proctor, Mr. G. P. Thomas. Mrs. Gilliam. Col. K. Mgchen, Frederick B. Chandler, L, T. Wesiricn. A brace of quail at Wilson s pleases the most fastidious. Merchants will save So per cent by having their job work done at the News Job Office. Miss Kate Slater wishes to cai! the attention of the ladles to her new 'aney work in batten berg and reuas muoe. work. Best in printing—News Job Offiee. Fine njtllinery, tasteful trimming, reasonable prices at Miss Slater's. Whitman’s Candy. MORGAN’S DRUG STORE. Job Printing Ihe Kind That Pleases ’Phone 188 News Job Gffice 1 —■ - Cheap Rates to Savannah. The Atlantic voast Line, in connec tion with the Soutnem railway, will sell round trip tickets to Savannah on November 12. 13, 17 and 18, limit ed to November 21st at one fare for the round trip, on account of the Race meeting in Savannah November 13 to 20, inclusive. Three direct connec tions for Savannah via Jesup. train leaving Brunswick at 6:20 a. m. ar rives at Savannah at 9:35 a. m.. leav ing Brunswick 10 a. m. arrives at Sa vannah 1:15 p. m.. leaving Brunswick at 3:05 p. m., arrives Savannah 8:40 p. m. Corresponding schedules re turning to Brunswick. 1 A Great Glove PURCHASE. Ladies Fine (Lade of Kid Gloves, f',59 pairs in all. They are in white, black, slate, tan. brow n, fully worth SI.OO. We offer them for this week, at the exceptionally low price of 6oc. A Pair KAISER BROS- The Old Reliables. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERE. Will not vary a fra -lieu of a vu lin from the quantity t ailed (or. accuracy in the compounding of Medicine!?. in one of our atli .n points. Added to this is the ah:- Mite purity and un doubted treshness of every drug used. We rcpicuish . ur .-tore fit /jnwitly, and use or si I! nothing which P.:s be come lnt Undent fan.ttgli it-,-. SMITHS PHARMACY G to Miss Slater's millinery parlors for stylish headgear. Try Rob Roy Flour. ..it is the best on toe market. Ml KINDS OF CALPFORNiA WINES 25 GENTS \ BOTTLE, AT H SE! ACS •,- GRANT STREET TELEPHONE 272 X. Pune ffot ;*n W nre is the strongest fence in the world. c. w. Demina;. Agent. ALA'RM CLOCKS I 65 Cents Only One to Each Customer X. M. Miller 6?en. NOVJSMBKK 13. of Brunswick. lou can always find most any thing you want at our store. \Y< have just, opened New Georgh Cane Syrup (none better), Maph Syrup (from sap of the tree) linker's Buckwheat tin pad. age.-). Hooker's Buckwheat (li bulk), Ralston’s (food of every de scription), Large Red Apples Fine Qdery. Phene 158. "Seofo_ ''lAjifiA U '3 r l -> e we ha * >t. ; JVIi 1 liner y , - -7 RECEIVED A BLAUTi ,FUL LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS. HATS. FEATHERS, OR INAMENTS AND FANCY .ART! •GLES, ALSO A LARGE STO. ,OF ZEPHYRS AND . FANCY [WOOLS. i LADiES CALL AND SEE FOR 1 YOURSELVES. MRS. E. EARLE, ’ 203 Ne.vcs' - Street.