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'FRIDAY MOKNINQ t* _r—mrn —m— ■ a ■> |■ ■ f If a l i i -JL. wk! H. —Jr JL. JL\ J JaLZM m i -£ggisgs~ * . \ I Beginning Monday, Nov. 17, 5 for ONE WEEK ONLY,; i we will put on sale our entire? line of LADIES’SKIRTS; ;at the following reduced prices:? ; $4,00 Skirts 2.98 i | 5- & 5-5° skirts 3-89 ; (j *• 6 50 sKirts 469 ; 7 “ 7-5° skirts 5-9 8 j 800 skirts 689 > 9&9 50 skirts 798 * ; 10/0 skirts 8,59 { Moo skirts 9,98 \ 13.50 skirts 10-49 > r Also our entire line of Ladies’ ] Jackets, Furs and Waists l at reduced prices. I j LEVY’S * Ihe Leatfer*. ■; | You Owe (Us Nothing la • For doing right. The druggist who detdrcK to grow hi tin or.ii.i ■ deuce of the people has no oilier safe and sure way open to him. We solicit your patronage on the grounds of pure drugs, rlg’i ly handled, at fair prices. On this basis we have grown —On UiisJiaslH W.o ivi|l eouilttjie, t ) grow. We nre In business to make ntoney, but kno’v full well that wi ‘ must earn your conlldevu ,- before we can get your pitronago. „ Wo haYe a quirk niehscngr r Heri ice, and will send for and de ‘ liver your preserlpliuns ;>:<. luptly. : J • 4 •t 1 W. J. BUTTS, j THE DRU GGIST. • Agent for Huyler’s Candies. ; RICE. Merrijitnl: in mil of tills staple "ill do well to Call and See Our Samples, ■ We have i large lino to loloeii from. We carry in took l.lfe Buoy, Monkey Brand, Octagon and many' ■ other brands. . (Vor line ot I'oili i Soap i 11 p-io date, If you want Toraaloes eonto' see us. ► ■ ’ . ’ ‘ • The Downing Company. \wm CLOSE of our new fall styles will convince you that we can . furnish you with more quality and style at any given price than any store in town. Example our leader ERICA $2.50 SHOES FOR MEN have all the style and nice points of any $3.50 shoe on earth. They wear perfectly because made perfectly. They are here in all the new leathers for your in spection. The only difference between Ericas and most $3.50 shoes is only the price. <J. H. J-leller& Bro. JUDGE ATKINSON NOT IN THE RACE BRUNSWICK IAN WILL NOT SEEK RE-APPOINTMENT AS RAIL ROAD COMMISSIONER. Judge Spencer R. Alidnson. of thin dry, will not ho a candidate for re 'appointment os n member of i Nr- Geor gia railroad comiak;sbon, of wnii-h he is now tin; chairman. for some tlrno there ha ]•< on a re purl out that. Warner Hill wotdd sink Hie appointmeiu from Governor Tor roll, and ii was generally thought that the norm Georgian would receive it. From Wednesday's Atlanta Journal we take the following, which will be of interest here: Judge Spencer R. Atkinson, chair man of toe Georgia railroad commis sion, will not he an applicant for re appointment, and Hon. Warner Hill, of Meriwether county, will ho named to sneceod him. Judge Atkinson an nounced to his various friends at the eapitol and in the legislature today that he would not apply for the place and since lie made the announcement It is considered lhat Mr Hit! be named to succeed him. The teim of Judge Atkinson doe not expire until next October, hut in order to have the appointment of lie; Stleeeessor confirmed by t ie .senate il will lie necessary to designate the next, member of the railroad commis sion at the ptesei.TSession of the leg islature. When Judge Atkinson wa 1 it h> a .lournai reporter this morning cote eetning the report that tie would not he an applicant for re-appointment, he said: "No, 1 have not applied, atel will not apply, for re-appointment’* as a member of the railroad eommissiott, and have so Informed the governor. I did not seek the appointment In tie first instance, and shall not do ;-o now. I have served Hie state faithfully during my present term, and I trim to the satisfaction of the people, 1 have many friends throughout tin state who have urged me to seek re appointment, and for their r.eu- ro-i and partial consideration and expie sions of confidence 1 am extr- mely grateful. I nave great respect for their wishes, but upon more careful consideration 1 see no Rnbr.iaulial"rea son why t.ho interests of the state re quilt! that 1 should do so, I shall complete my present I u'rn, and at its TKptvarinn will -i-c pm rely i-unlpitt fur someone else to assume the respon sibilities and duties of the offit: Bankrupt Sale. Georgia, Glynn County, The undersigned as trustee of the estate of John Gnseh. in bankrupted, will sell at public outcry, on the 2Hth, day of November, It>o2, before the court house door of Glynn county, Georgia between the legal hours ol sale, to me highest and Pest bidder, for cash, and subject to all valid and lawful liens which have been tiled against the same, all of the property and estate of tho said bankrupt, eon itiluting the plant and outfit of the Brunswick Sash and Door factory except that part of the said plant, claimed by the Berlin Machine Works, in said cause, and the property thereof allowed to be reclaimed by II H. Haves Maenine Cos., and Smith A Phillips Manufacturing Cos. Sale subject to confirmation by the court This November 17th. l!fo2. C. H. 0(50. Trustee in Bankruptcy. Just Opened. Lamb, GUN and LOCKSMITH, corner Monk and Grant streets. Special attention to the repairing of TRUNKS. KNIFE-GRINDING and RE PAIRING. Give me a Trial. Presents: j , ■ ■ 1 i i t WILL HAVE OPEN .ONi i MONDAY • FINE LINE OFf HIGH GRADE CUT GLASS AND SILVERWARE. CALL AND LOOK. 1 eh oil on, 0. and. Jeweler and Eye Specialist. 2la NEWCASTLE STREET, inspector ot watches tor the B. & B. Railways and Keeper of the city clock. Time by wire from Washington daily at 11 &. m. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. dome tfeeial Views Tides. Those having news for Ibis depart ment are requested to call telephone 147:!. WHERE SHE HAS NEVER BEEN. She's been in France and Germany, She's journeyed up the Nile. Sue lived in England for a year, 1 In “cost regal style. She’s beep in Florida and crossed The oroai! Pacific, too. The wondrous canyons of tho West Have spread beneath her view. Sac s ix.-t n to London and Berlin, 'l'o Venice. Paris, (tome, But not a square fr--ui where She sits at ease at horns .. A poor, sic!; is dying in A room that's small and bare It might i,o made more cheerful—but She never lias been there. k k • Mrs. Harwell Atkinson Is the guest of Mrs. U. VV. Blanton. Miss A i.-xim- Hall, of Savannah, is (be attractive guest -of j Mrs. T. Q. k loming. * • Miss Green, of Atlanta, is spending some iinto with sirs. C. S. Wylly and is making many friends here. Mis- G. M. Blanton and Miss Kiln Blanton ion ■ shortly for a visit to White Springs. * * * Mi; mis I.ui lib: and Leslie Butts and their guest, Aims Saab Waldo, will leave Monday to vi.-ut Mrs Hdwiii Fleming in Jaeksonviiie nuring gala Wi ek. The Ladles' Ant So. iety of the Cath olic church will y. --a supper next Tuet-uy evening. An elegant blil oi .a ■ will l/e pi ■ sented and the public is Invited to patronize them, * Col. K. do Bigtion was taken sud denly ill Weotiesdßy i venittg tit his ii*• i . on Union street, and was seri ously sick for sonic-time. Ills frioud* --.iil lie glad to ieatu that, he is now improving. Mrs. C G. Bradley entertained a lew friends wnti a dcligatful lunch eon ;*i . erday morning in honor of M'e Green, of Atlanta. Those who enjoyed ner hospitality were; Miss Green, Mrs. Edwin Btobstun, Mrs. .1. j. IViry and Mrs. G. \Y. BianloU. Mrs. Ed. J. MeTigho ha - returned front Savannah, whore she visited irh’tidr. ter -;• -ve>: 11 <|avs. Airs. Mr- Tight) Is f> member of Bebokuh Isjdgo and is 1 Tie oldest past grand in toe stale. She was royally entertained by members of thin ostler in Sn van null. While there she had tlwv ihabiirw~oi meeting tee grand sire of I, O. O. F.. the hlgise t officer In the w'orlcl. Invitations ‘have been received in this city by friends of the contracting parties to the wedding of Miss Ger Mmie Towell to Mr. Harry M. Wilson -the former of Jacksonville, the lat ter of Y.'ihlo. ta. which will occur at the residence of the bride’s parents. I.'t IT Bocond street, Jacksonville, tieeember .'ltd. at 5 j>. m. • • * The daughters of the KevoluUuu held an interesting me*unn yesterday afternoon nt flu* home of Mis. J. A. Hints, re., tit 01 the chapter. Tne chapter itehl an 1 lection of officers the following ladies being chosen: Mis. Edw.ird limb -ton. historian. Mrs. W. M. Topper, treasurer. Mrs. Cuurtland Svmines .-.eetefary. The chapter was formally ehri stoned the Brunswick chapter. '1 tie meeting was well at tended and was a very interesting one. Mrs Hints gave a very delightful ac count ol the cor'monies at the recent convention in Savannah. Her descrip tion was eioqnont and graphic, and charmed those who were so lortunate as to hear her. The Daughters are very enthusiastic over the conference to he held here next year. Plans are already being discussed In regard to raising funds for the entertainment of Ule visitors. The monument to Gen eral Oglethorpe is now an assured fact, anu an appropriate one will short jl> be purchased to be erected on tne I old fort at Frederica. Marshal's Sale. Will be sold before the court house door on Tuesday, November 2a. ltlo'J, one red cow, about seven years old, and one dark colored Jersey yearling, about two years old Both animals are unmarked and now in tne city upond, unclaimed ad to be sold for impound ing fees and cast. This November 2b. lb'.2. S. A. BURNEY, i Marshal. | Doliciebs MeW Geeds- New Crop Jumbo Peanuts. „ (best in the land.) ■I 1 Fancy New Crop Dates. Laige Fat Bananas, Fresh Lemon Drops, Golden Nuggets (kisses). New Crop Pecan Nuts. (Special Bicycle Delivery.) LLOYD’S 214 Newcastle st. ’Phone 255-2. | ~~~ RCA f. AY FLOUR 13 ThE BEST. A DAIS DOINGS IN TOE LOCAL FIELD NOTES PICKED UP IN THE CITY BY-THE-SEA BY NEWS REPORTERS. The Weather. Forecast for fouay in Georgia: Fait j and probably colder. Gone For Horses. H. S. McCrary is in Atlanta, where I ho went to purchase a car load oi horses. Profs peetive purchasers wouut ! do well to wait until n-iu-n whic.i will he early in the coming ivt-eh. Temple Beth Teffiioh. Services Friday evening at is o'clock. Sermon by Rabbi Warsaw, on the Hope of Immortality.” Saturday morning. Sabbath school at ft o’clock. Services at It) O'clock. Burroughs is Chairman. Dr. W. I!. Burroughs has been elect• cd chairman of the committee ap pointed from the Glynn county vot er- ns to .endeavor to secure the state teunion in Umi, A New Residence. G. VV. Wright, of Su-iiiiic is having a orei y "resilience httlli on his ior on Firpontcr street, ill front of A. TANARUS). Gate's ic.si-ltjnce. The house will, he an addition to desirable renting prop erty in this city. Hearing Today. Solomon Lynn, the young white o: n rrbst-M a tew days ago, chary ■" i nil t iiU] :iftif with the mails a AH.he '•!!, will be given a preliminary uoaj-ag before Commissioner Dun wody at in n't bok this morning. \ number of witnesses nave been sum moned from the s’ation in Bad Shape. The road to Cypress Mills is repo:t Hi to Ih> still in a very bad condition. Ihe wa shorn a caused by t'h*> hea> - vain last month have not been repair ed and country people complain of 1 having to go m iles out of their wav tarougu the woods, coming to town. Much Interest Manifested. The revival meeting which has !-- ->n in ptogrics ar McKcndrei Methodist cheun'u for several days, is doing a great deal of good and much interest m being manifested. Presiding iCid- i J. W. Weston held mi interesting service WetftiCftuay.. Itev. M. C. Austin is do ing good work for McKendree. At Work Agam. The band of- burglars in Brunswick tm-ve cowioeuceti op/ rarbm.- again Wednesday nigStt "two of them af ior enter f ire-Jem- Mrs, !l. Bunkie.v, on Halifax Square T.-iey .- uci ceded in getting in the bouse, but were frightened away before anything was stolen. WANTED- Young lay who under stands stenography and typewriting to do light bookkeeping and office work. Address Box 164, City. Whitman’s Candy. AIORGAN’S DRUG STORE. ■err cb. . f . \.\ Wk :1 -4 y- r ’ W : VfeyV ft . \ A ; ' . vk ■ t > x- ’ T T i t t v Great Sale of Carpets and Matting’s h 1 h draw lie attent ion of the people of Brunswick to or Great Siaiig'hter Sale of Carpets and Mattings, etc. We have alway In iin k In’s in tiiis tine, out can safely say that our sale ihis rime will iar exceed any in the past. We can furnish your house wiiu Carpetand Malting more elegantly an-T at the same time at a g -a ior saving than any other bouse in Brunswick. Call and be i iiiivineed that we siieak till- truth. • 4 SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS. KAISER BROS. The Old Reliables. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HERF. , 1 ii T , I ' yktM (j c fji’ * \ hi y nut vary a frarti- n of a grain from tho ((nantity < ailed for, accuracy in ilie <‘mupot*udiijk of Medicines. is -me -b our -Jit/ ii:: points. Added to in .. tiie alts 'ulo purity and hu :-)dl)-ted lros’iin- s of eveiy drug used. We repii-nish our ;.iuie troqncntly, and tea: or si II nothing which has be • u inedicient through age. SMITH’S PHARMACY G to .Miss Slater’s millinery parlors for stylish headgear. Try Rob Roy Flour. ..It is the best ou tne market. All. KINDS OF CALIFORNIA WINES CENTS A BOTTLE. AT I! iG S ’ J STREET. TELEPHONE 272 X Page Wovwn Work Fence U the strongest fence in the world. C. W DEAIING, Agent. FOR PLEASURE, COMFORT AND SATISFACTION In sweeping your carpets use a latest improved "Cyco" Bear ing BISSELIj Sweeper. • It is ■mrpriaiug the . al cn ymcr : you < <:< g-t from ,>o task of sweeping simply by using a moder;. Hissed sweep er. The veo" Bearings give 'hem their pjifei r freedom of action and an entire absuice of .in: and noise making their workings smooth ana noise less. As to the economy alone you cannot afford, to be with out a Bissell as one will out-last foity rooms besides brightening and preserving your carpets, making them wear much longer. Note our prices: • AMERCICAN QUEEN" 53.50. "IDEAL." $3.25. ■GRAND RAPIDS. "NICKEL TRIMMED" *3OO, yt.MMiller & son 9- . ( NOVEMBER 21. it b Thanksgivitg SPECIALS Seeded Raiains. Seeded Currents, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel, Fancy Citron, New Figs. New Shelled Almonds. New English Walnuts. New Butter Nuts, New Almond Nuts. New Pecan Nts. Chrystalfzed Cherries, • Crystalized Pineapple. Fruit Cakes .a arrive on Mon day’a steamer. jj. A anlpment of Turkeys and geese now on my yard for your inspection. Phone 158. * Jxhjtpvti If it’s good it* e~t, v/ havie i4. A 1 47 1 JUST RECEIVED A SEAUTb] FUL LINE OF MILLIRERYI GOODS, HATS, FEATHERS, OR-1 NAMENTS AND FANCY .ARTM CLES, ALSO A LARGE STOC ' OF ZEPHYRS AND . FANCY WOOLS. . * LADIES CALL AND SEE YOURSELVES. MRS. E. EARLE, ; 203 Newcastle Street. *