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•ftJESDAT MORNING. : SUPPERS for Evening Street Use Oxford Ties, the largest assortment ever ( shown by us. Hand 'turned the Kind that Don’t Burn. $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. / i J&VUAs i s +mmto* r, * r <* E M Every Lady invited \ . r * . f * J i to come in ;ind get her correct weight. i We Have put in pair of Fairbanks < ft ecnies for the convenience of our cus- • a j. tomers, and would be giad for you * to use them. £ * \ W. J. BUTTS, Druggist , Agent for Huyle-s’ Candies. * Just Get in the Push and Follow the , ■■ if f'. 1 ] Crowd ''i.' jb) „ t \ y a V' when yolk get thinly or when you „ -^ v J\ V-.,/ it:"'-} ,iioo(l medicine, and ‘you’ will drift „ .1 a You will ho pleased Willi iho way > \ \|V n > *•'Mi'll- a irll as wtrii *: i'm \ Vw; B tin- i|uiilily of drugs wo soli, or if , ' i ■A \ 'll.! not inuvi iiii-iit lo ronio, telephone ► '! ii Agouls 1/owiic-yV cauditw. HUNTEK S Pharmacy Sale of Millinery Goods. Having 1> ri (and my info from Juno Ist. to MORGAN DRUG STORE, I will i'll my ontim ; loeU, coil isting of fciiS, Millinery Goods, Show Cases, Fixtures, Etc. in 1.'.1s to and i’h.i at a sa rtfice. Call and examine. Must he disposed of at oi > e. i * $ i rWt M as. E EARLE Hr. Cnvn, of YYood irv. Now i .!> rs v. manulac! tnvr of Croon's | Ai;iisi i M.wrr and Ho.-Oh.’o • c.onnan Syrup, whoso advertisement appears I in oar paper regularly, will mnd In ! any tat-' mailing a tvo rent stamp! to pay posia- e, .ono of his now Cori ii.;- ; : ■ rap ami An'list Slower pu/'/.les, made of w 0.l ami *lass It amuses and perplexes young ami old. Al though very ditm ull, it can hi' mas tered. Mention Lins paper. To Keep Moths Out of Your winter clothe* have them tlA'roughly cleaned nad pres el hy Tim Carter before put ing them away TO THE LADIES ! ! We are showing the prettiest H e of ready=to-wear and dress MAI 5 ever shown in this city. Something new arriving on every steamer. Your inspection sotic= ited at h ' ■ * f s/ a \tr* H bLKAiM^ The Reason Why. Hancock's Liquid Sulphur should be in every home: It is indnVsed and pre scribed by many leading physicians for smii diseases as eczema, pimples, ring worms, salt rheum, dandruff, diphthe ria. sore throat, cuts bums, open sores and all blood and skin troubles. No household should lie without it. Ask your druggists for a book on Liquid Sulphur and see what the doctors say regarding (his wonderful remedy. For sale si Smith's Pharmacy. y Keeps Well Posted Tiluo latest | and improved methods are -he kind used liy Jim Carter. Only the finest chemicals and safest methods used. PERSONAL MENTION NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO IN AND OUT OF THE CITY. J. 13. Dart has been quite ill jor the past week. A. Fj. Ivoybourne leaves today for Wjayeross. T. J. Brown, of Jacksonville, Sn in the city. .1. It. Wright of 13t. Simon, was in the city yesterday. Woodford Mabry spent yesterday In Savannah on business. Homes Clarke, of Darien, is spend In." a few days in the city. Arthur Wood came over from Sav annah and spent Sunday in the city. Courtland T.amb has been confined to his home several days by illness. R F. Coney and J. E. du Bignon leave tonight for a weeks visit to Norfolk, Va. George Owens leaves shortly for Florida where he rocs for (he benefit of his health. F. D. M Fit.radian has returned from a fishing trip to Cumberland, where he was weatherbound for sev eral days. LUMBER WENT OVERBOARD. Several Cars Also Came Near Follow ing into the Bay. An accident ocenred at Aikon’s ilool: Saturday afternoon, and. as a result an entire car load of lumber went into the bay. Tt seems that the engine was shift ing cars at the v/harf, and, as it had been raining the tracks were wet and when Ihe breaks were put on the cars did not stop Immediately, one of them going to the end of iho track, and the entire cargo went overboard. However, a force of hands were soon put to work anil the entire cargo was saved, and hut little damage was the result. THE OLD FOURTH GEORGIA. P.union is to be Held at New Orleans on the First Day of Big Reunion The ninth annual reunion of the sur vivors of the Fourth regiment, Geor gia volunteers, will he held in New Orleans on the first day of the gyiera, ireunloin. The lime and place of the meeting can he ascertained at the headquar ters of the Georgia division. This reunion promises to tie inter teresling and il is safe to say that a large number of the survivors are to bo present. Ship Notice. Neither Ihe master, owners nor con signees of Ihe British steamship Vorax will he responsible for any debts con tracted by the crew of said steamer F. it. M. STRAOHAN & CO. Consignees. Quick service at the right time. When a man wants his clothes cleaned and pressed properly and delivered tt short notice, the one good place to send them is Jim Carter's. Phone Mil-2. Something New. I am now bottling the genu* ine COCO COLA which is being generally introduced in Brunswick and vicinity. Am prepared to fill all orders, from one case up. at 70 c per case of two dozen bot tles. Send us your order or! ’phone 185. Ludwig, 30C Bay Street. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. UNKNOWN BARK IS ASHORE. Is Aground Off the Long Island Beach, Near the Bar. An unknown bark was sighted off Long Island by Lighthoue Keeper Charapaigne Sunday. He at once tele phoned to the city, and it was learn ed that no bark is now due in this port and there is no one who knows what vessel it is. The tug Inca left late, yesterday af ternoon to go to the scene, but, up to an early hour this morning, she had not returned. However, it is not thought that the hark is in very much danger, and she may have been floated on the high tide last night. THE NEW TOWN SOCIETY. Quite an Interesting Meeting Was Held Last Night. The New Town Debating society held quite an interesting meeting last night, and a large number of the mem bers were present. , The subject for the evening was the Colonial History of America, which proved to be very interesting. The program for next Monday night, will 1)0 a musicale, to be participated in by some of our best local talent, and, the meeting promises to he one of unusual interest. Captain Barney Dart will he called upon to make good his challenge, the society hopes that he will render the song, “Woodman, Spare That Tree” to the satisfaction of the audience. THE NEWS AT BROOKMAN. Interesting Items From This Thriv ing Community. Brockman, May U.—The fruit crop in this section will he small this sea- eon. Alex. Livingston spent Thursday in Brunswick. Mrs. Josie Williamson is ill to the regret of her many friends. Rufus Jackson spent Sunday here visiting friends. The donkey parly given last week by Miss Florida Livingston was a very enjoyable affair. The evening was spent in playing games and the first prize a large box of candy was won by Mr. Joe Williamson, the se cond prize, a small box of candy was won by Mr. Mason Scarlett and the booby, a bouquet of pink roes went to Miss Eleanor Cloud. The pretty Living-ton home was handsomely de corated with flowers. Misses Eliza beth and Margaret Williamson as sisted the charming hostess. ;Our Goods ! Talk. & - j We are now showing a fine line, of 4 SPRING NOVELTIES i > IN 5 Jewelry j Call and Examine KENNON MOTTj Jeweler and Eye Specialist. 9 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. 4 —h— 1 Keeper of the City Clock.. Tim* 4 by wire from Washington daily! l at 11 a, m. J| r 99 REASONS Why you should use a tGAS COOKING STOVE and an ► ELECTRIC FAN Ist. It makes the long sum- mer days tmdurable. 2nd. It makes life worth living. _ 3rd. It does away with the ► expense of going to the monn ► tains or islands. „ The other ninety-six reasons ‘ will be discovered after a short trial of them. Get the benefits • AT ONCE, see us TO-DAY. MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO. FOR GROCERIES ■i AND A Fresh Meats ; REMBEMBER A Durden & Go; Wolf and I Street sell it for less. Phone 352, and what you order will be delivered READ THESE PRICES. * Stew Meats from 5 to 71-2 h pr . - ~ f-orn irt pound to. 12 .i. G'\ nr os jusi as cheap The News Job Office— Best in Printing. AROUND OUR CITY. —4— BATCH OF SMALL ITEMS PICKED UP DURING THE DAY BY NEWS REPORTERS. Lambright’s Court. | Justice Lambright convened his court yesterday in regular monthly session Quite a number of cases are to be tried during the week. Auction Sale Today Will be he sold today at 10 o’clock, at Judge Lambright’s office, bureaus, bedsteads, springs, chairs, mattresses, .rockers, clothing, watches, silverware and other articles . Crowds. The excursions’ to Jacksonville and Savannah were well patronized Sun dey and many Brunswickians visited the two cities. A number of Savan na'll people also came over to Bruns wick. Small Crowds. On account of the threatening wea ther Sunday few went to the island but a largo number certainly wanted to make the trip. The Sunday excur sions will be continued and it is safe to say that they will be popular in the future. He is Getting Ready. H. F. du Bignon, clerk of the super ior court, is getting ready for the ses sion of (his tribunal which is to be held this month and when the court is called everything will be in per fect order. Veterans to Meet. The Confederate veterans of Glynn county will hold a meeting at the office of Dr. W. B. Burroughs tomor row afiternoon at 4 o’clock. Some business of importance is scheduled to come up and it is hoped that all the veterans will he present. Tie Riiver is Fresh. The river, from the point at Buz zard's Roost up, is, like some people, very fresh and there is a great scar city of fish right at this time. It will take the water some time to car ry off the fresh part and the fish ermen will hawe to wait awhile. Fine New Press. H. A. Wrench & Son., will shortly receive a handsome now printing press of the Meichle make and it is to be one of the finest, pieces of printing machinery in the state. The press is of the cylinder kind and can do all kinds of color work. Crops in Good Shape. Noth-withstanding the fact that this section ha- had some unseasonable weather lately the crops are iit very good shape and little damage has been done. A farmer told the News yes terday that he had done belter this year than any previous one since he had been farming. Died in Atlanta. AV. J. Waddy, who resided in this ■ city for a number of years, passed away in Atlanta Saturday, Mr.Waddey was connected’ with the Call several 1 years ago, and his work on that paper j will be remembered by many of its old readers. Mr. Waddey’s son, who 1 also resided 'heere, is now secretary to I Attorney General Hart. Some Fine Potatoes. G. AV. Cline, Brunswick’s enter prising proprietor of the steam laun dry. is also something of a good far mer and is raising some of the fin est vegetables ever seen in this sec tion of the stale. Mr. Cline has the Stafford place about eight miles from the city where he lias a model farm in every sense of the word. Quick Arrest. J. A. Gulledge, of A'erbena, A!a„ was twice in the hospital from a se vere case of piles, causing 21 tumors. After doctors and all remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly ar rested further inamation and cured him. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25 cents at all druggists. fTo Women As an inducement to women to trythe “Dorothy Dodd” Shoe and to tell their experience with them in order that others may be induced to be come wearers, I have succeeded in persuading the “Dorothy Dood” Shoe Cos. to offer -j^g' $4,000 in Cash Prizes for the forty-three women who givethe best reasons why the “oDrotliy Dood" Shoe is superior to all others. J. A. Smith, is exclusive agent for my shoe, They will be pleased to give you full particulars as to the prizes. ‘ Sincerely, White Goods Ribbons and Embroidery Sale This Week M* Isaac Watch this Space. When in Need of Honey-* - CALL ON JOEL BROS. f \ RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS, 1 ■ / \ 308-309 Bay Street. § t You can get the most liberal loann on I WmMMgf I your Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, I I Furniture and all kinds of persona! all business strictly confi- Unredeemed Pledges For Sale ’BwßafapSy Look for large 3 ball sign outside store Reliable Pawnbrokers. v Prescriptions, Every druggist says that his drugs " are pure. Every druggist says that > he does not substitute. Every drug- • gist says that he does not use infer- ( ior or adulterated drugs. Every drug gist says that he does accurate work. What is there left for us to say dif- ■ fercnt from anybody else? Well, we ■ > invite you to bring your prescription , here and see the kind of treatment you get in our store, and notice tho ■ way everything is done, and then see • if you do not feel that the medicine ‘ - is put up just as your doctor would „ like to nave it. , MORGAN’S Drug Store. fiIKNISHINGS Is there a single house in all Brunswick so completely furnished ’ that not. one new article is need ed at this Spring Season? Is there ' a housewife indifferent to the saving of money? Of course not Your needs are many, but you can supply them all if you buy here. M. M. € Milkr A den Made Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put me in my ‘teens’ again,” writes Dr. D. H. Turner of Dernpseytown, Pa. They're tho host in the world for liver, stomach and bowels. Purely vegeta ble. Never gripe. Only 25 cents at all druggists. MAY 12, 1903. A. R. U. C. UPHOLSTERING AND CANING Laying Carpets and Matting, Putting in Cane Scats in Chairs, Matcr-is-es made and renovate:!, Furniture re packed and carpets cleaned, Baby Carriages Repaired. W. H. THOMAS, 110 Gloucester Street.