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SATURDAY MORNING. s/ j\ r Mattings, Rugs, Linoleum and Oii Cloth Floor Covering. Brighton your floors a bit. Don’t care how careful a housekeeper you may be, you realize that all house furnishings don't, wear out alike, and the floor coverings in. some rooms go first. Go into a neighbors house and you will comment on their thi . don't suppo • hat your net docs not know the difference reversing conditions. Whatever is best in Matting, Oil Clotn or Linoleum you will find our stock: contains new de signs, choice patterns, an immense varit ty to select from. C. jWeGMRVEY, The Old Standby \ i At the Same Old Place! A <•’ a Albert Arnheiter, the well known young $ £ butcher, still doing business at the old stand \ * No 207 Monk street where he will be glad to \ £ see his friends. Fuii line of everything in \ a the Meat Line, Fancy, Family and Staple s £ Groceries. \ * \ &m- •% ~ sww -a m l*}%sss§KsuesMnn^ ■ ot"i£S.Vi. r' --. :... • ; : ■■■/;■ psluuu I JBHh .: vvm|Tfulv a Grand l^^7/^ OLID jflMorgan & Davis ■ ra DISTRIBUTORS, Brunswick, Ga. <r ; Ajyz i - t J&lk ■; i Jgfe i ► - ■■■■■■ : m : L - ♦ * V ■: ► BDUCAT goad enterprises does not rc- + ceivc proper encouragement. It* for you to sav whetiio: you vvid^ * encourage us in our effort to edu- 3 cate the people to the u-e oi >; .0.1.* pure, wholesome food, and to tin fact that ii is not eronomyto cheap Groceries. Encourage by trading with us. t* i YMOiviAS KfciANY, Grocer. •% Phone 11. 312 Newcastle Z "Dorothy Dodd ’ shoo is a :*o . m womens shoes, ■ lies, $3. J. A. Biiiii.u, NVwtJLstio sireel. Pure Chemicals are the only kinu used at Jim Carters clothes cleaning establishment. He is reliable and wants your work. Phoue f *o3 2 A Thoughtful Man. M. M. Austin oi v/i m.hosier, lud knew what to do in the njt.i oi! need. His wife had sm h an unusual ca j stomach and liv. r Jiuubi \ physicians could not help her. He thought ol and tried Dr. Kind’s New Lite i’iii; and she gut. reliei a' mice an i w ..*■ finally cured. Only 2.<c. at all (imp stores. It you want your icycle re. rlgh* bring it to an ex* rieoce . work man. U. J Ofewlno. i0& Oiouceuto The X-Rays. Recent e*:jn 't'lTUcii: •: hy practical tests ami exuminat um with ihe ; *u of the X lJavs, o .i.il h. ii it .• a f that Catarrh nf the* .humc-li is not a disease o,t itself, Imt Hire it n iM from repeat c<i atl'u I oi imt-. • t• • *:i "How can I cun* my Indigestion?" Kodol Dyepep. in Cun' i eu • : thous ands. It will cun* you of u t jon and dyspepsia. and pro< r,i or mu catarrh of tie- stomach i-.odol di gests what you eat innk • t!on: ach sweet. Bold !>\ .1 ro : IMi n macy, Smith’s Iliariuncy and W. J. Butts. Real l slate Bargains. $3,500.00 for one oi the prettied houses on Union .('(. Lot ami 7 room house *'st>oo 4 r \!Mi n- ; the business center ll.oon.uu for 1 room lio'ne. close in. s: ■ ■ for 4 small houses. rent at no per month $200.00 for 3 room iiuu. '*, brim;s -L'-.uit per month. BROBSTON, PENDIO & CO THE Douglas Hardware 'Company, H. S. LEE, Manager. —Dealers In— HARDWARE, STOVES, GUNS, TIN CUTLERY, AND PLOWS. AGATEWARE 21& Newcastle Street, Bear m Mind That we Sell Fire arms, cutlery and sporting .joeds- Kishinq tackle. EMPTY ANP LEADED oHf-.LLfe, gun AND tlurfud REPAIRING. P .0. KESSLER Monk Street. Relief Tor the Suffering. Hancock’s liquid Sulphur will givo you imediete relief and permanently euro ail ach diseases as eczema, pim ples, letter, herpes, rinlcworm, salt to. 'Hiii, dandruff, diphtheria, sore throat , outs, burns, open sores and all blood and s’ on troubles. Hundreds of r.nsi ci skin diseases have been per maii 'Utiy cured hy the use of Han cock’s Liquid Sulphur after all other rcrccdie: have failed. For aale by Smit e Pharmacy. Artistic effect, flnisti and lasting quaf ities con: Uiered. Wilson's Photo graph Rtmiio, 502 1-2 Gloucester St., has no competitors. Go there "ye Kilts.” j dome dedal Slews Sides. Mrs. Ben T Sinclair, of Darien, spent yesterday in the city. * * a Miss Irene Wood is the guest of Miss Nannie Coney In Savannah. * * * j Little Mallory and J raai lin Aiken are recovering from their recent ill ; ness * * * Miss Ethel Conolev is spending a few days in Savannah, the gutst of Miss Nannie Coney , ; . Mrs. Albert Fendig entertained a few friends Thursday afternoon at her home on E treet. The occasion was much enjoyed by all present. * • * Circle No. 4 of Ike Methodist Aid society, will serve lunch in the Dil lon building on Newcastle street be- : ginning next Tuesday from 12 to 3. The public is invited to patronize the ladies, wluo will serve a delici&ij; I lunch at reasonable prices. * Miss Mamie Symons closed her school yesterday with a nice program of exercises. The little folks cave made splendid progress anti reflect great credit upon their ieacher. Miss ’ Symons will compliment the children with a picnic as soon as the weather , is settled. A number of guests have already visited St. Simon this beacon and parties are looked for at the Arnold house from all parts of the country. Parties from Chicago, Detroit and Now York have already spent several week at this popular resort, and the season promises to he unusually suc cessful. ... Miss' Laura .Tones entertained with a flinch patty Thursday evening. De licious refreshments were served af ter the game and the young people enjoyed the evening very much. Those present were: Misses Catrio Situ-y, Lulu Stacy, Josephine Torn.-, Mario Torris, Elise McDonald, Estonia Tor rls; Messrs. Eugene Marlin, j. Brooks, Ed Decker, Andrews Ernest McDon ald, Newton Walker, Me Harley. .... Mrs. Edward Burdelt entertained yesterday afternoon with a very pret ty and enjoyable card party. The rooms were charmingly decorated fur the occasion quantities of loses and scarlet poppies. Euchre was played and the first prize, a beautiful china plate, was won by Miss Genevieve Kalston. The cofi.-olation, a cut. glass vase, was won by Mrs. Edwin Brob ston. Each guest, received a lovely poppy as a souvenir. Those invited were: Mrs W. H. DeVoc. Mrs. .). W. Thomas, Mrs. W. G. Brantley, Mrs. O. L. Candler, Mrs. R. R. Hopkins, Mrs. H. M. King, Mrs Ralph Tapper, Mrs. Edwin Brohston, Mrs. J. B. Wright, of St. Simon. Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. L. A. Silvern, Mr a Fa bian, Mrs. N. H. Ballard, Mrs. J. b\ Baya, Mrs. A. C. Basks, Mrs .j. A. Montgomery; dia-.es Elizabeth Atkin son, Genevieve Ralston, re ..■! <'< co le) , Annie 1 )’C< un yirginia Boyle. To Keep Moths Out of Your winter ctoilios, nave tliem tl*jrougiily * leaned anU pressed by Jim Cai tei before pitt ing them away. LAWSON L.AMAK, Attorney at Law. Can bo found in Opera House Bid's. Office of K. E. Twitty or J. D. Srmv' * Notice. I will be at the following places li the following days to rccotvj state and county tax. returns tut the year PO3. Pyles Crossing, April ith and 23d. May loth. St. Simon's Mills, April loth and ,sth. May j!2nd. Sterling, April 11th, May 2nd and 23d. Jamaica, April 15th and 2-ICU. May loth. Brunswick, April ICth, 17th, 18th. May 7th, Bth, Ulh and 28th, 3oth. JOHN E. DUBBKKLY. Receiver Tax Returns lor Glynn Coun ty. f Keeps Well Posted. TS<e latest and improved methods are the kind used by Jim Carter. Only the finest chemicals and safest methods used. “Dorothy Dodd” shoes are the very latest for women I have them J. A. Smith, Newcastle street. Headquarters for Groceries. Attention is called to the ad. of A. Zelmenovitz, the well known gro cer, which appears elsewhere in thi3 issue. Zeimenovitz can save you The Arcade. Respectfully announces to its many ' friends and patrons in Brunswick and surrounding country that we are pre pared to fill their orders tor any of tfi leading brands of whiskies on the market at popular prices. All goods will be delivered to out pf town us toiners iree of express charges: w. W. W., Wilson, Old Saratoga, Louis 6(1, Yellowstone, Paul Jones, Duke of Cumberland, Monogram, Bello of Bour bon and a number of others including gins, wines and popular brands of. beer. Our bar is replete with all that I goes to make up a Aral class establish-! ment. Pocl and billiard tallies kept ] in an up-to-date condition. We serve an excellent lunch from 11 a. w to 1 p. m. t-> . PHlb KELLER. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. ’LOW RAILS Seaboard Air Line. For the 1903 reunion of the Confed ate Veterans, the Seaboard Air bine will sell from its coupon ticket, sin. tions round trip tickets to New Or leans at the very low rate of one cent I per mile lor distant e traveled short | lice mileage; the tickets will be sold I frojn May 16th to 21st inclusive, good ■for return until May 2-itli. By de|>-".-:- iting the tickets wiin the special agent at New Orleans not later than May Southern Railway. The Southern railway offers thd most convenient schedule to the Con federate veterans, Sons of veterans, delegates and visitors to the annual reunion of the United Conlcderatc Veterans, New Orleans, 1.a., May id. 1903, from Brunswick to Now Orleans and respectifully solicits the fav< i of your patronage. Two trains daily, making close connection through to New Orleans as follows: Leave Brunswick 7:20 a. m. Arrive New Orleans 9:30 a. m. Leave Brunswick 9:05 p. m., arrive New Or leans 8:25 p. m. Fare, $12.50 for the round trip. ■ Detailed information cheerfully furn ished on application. C. L. CANDLER, li|c i. Agt. To Savannah Via qpjfhern Passengers going JSf Savannah to spend Sunday in fi®ire can lie as sured of passing the entire day in that city by using the Southern rail way. Tn future the traiin will leave Savannah via Atlantic Coast Line at 5:30 p. m. Will make close connec tion with Southern railway train at Jesup, arriving at Brunswick at 8:3:1 p. in. To The Mountains. Account of the mooting of American : Society of Civil Engineers at Ashe ville, N. C., June Bth, the Southern Railway will sell tickets to Asheviil . on June Otli and 7tb and .Sl’h a.i one fare plus 25 cents for the round trip. Tickets good returning until June lfeh C. L. CANDLER, General Agenl From a Cat Scratch. On the arm to the worst sort of a burn, sore or boil, Dewitt s Witch Ha zel Salve is a quick cure. In buying ’Witch Hazel Salve, bo particular you got Dc,tilt's—fids is the salve that heals withc.it leaving a scar. A spe cific for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. Sold by Joerger's Pharmacy, Smith's Pharmacy, and V.. J. Butts. Reliable dyeing can only bo done by experienced dyers. Jim Carter can give you satisfaction. Phone 253-2, 5u4 Monk street. SPECIAL NOTICE. The public is hereby notified that authorized collectors of The News have the written authority of the management and those who pay others will do so at their own risk. _ For the Best in Printing— Try the News Job Office. For “Dorothy Dodd” shoes, the lat ent for women, sue J. A. Smith, New castle street. I am offering a full line of all kinds of ladies and' mens’ shoos at n i.-m u'dc prices. J. A. Smith. Newcastle street. For the Best In Printing- Try the News Job Office. Marshal Sale. Will lie -old before the court boas - door ou Monday the 18th., dav of May 1903, one dark bav horse alma: nine (9) years old Said horse i m,w in the city pound unclaimed as-! is: sold for impounding fees and co.-u. This May 1.3 th., 1903. S. A. Burney. Marshal. Quick service at the right time. When a man wants his clothes cleaned and pressed propetly and dehve.qd ir short notice, the one good place to sond them is Jim Carter's. Phono ''s3-2. Miss Slater has something else new. The New Bishop Collar, in linen stamped in different designs. GREATLY ALARMED Ey a Pirsintelnt P-::rrr,;- ne fitly Cured By Cham..>" .bin's Cough Remedy.^ Mr. IT. I*. Burbage, ah* jd* *::t in law, in Greenville, p. <' ,>/ud .. -a troubled for four or five years with a continuous cough which he says, “greatly alarmed mo, caiisiny mo to fear that I was in the first stage ol consumption.” Mr. Burbage having seen Chamberlain's Cur- !i Remedy ad v • li ed, concludt and to try ; . Mow read what ho Says of it 1 soon i a remarkable change, ami alter m . i two bottles of the twent.v-liv< con! size, I was permanently cured.” Sold by all druggists. W, M. TUI PER & CO., Forwarding and Shipping Agentr. Lighterage, Towing -.no Marine In eurance. Correspondence Solicited BRUNSWICK.. QA, EDWIN W. DART, ‘Attorney and Councclior at Lav/. Court Hcusei Brunswick, Ga. Ail Were Baffled. Word comes from Wake, Ark that Rev. Jno. J. Cox had a strange malady accompanied by yellow jar mb i'"*r 12 years physicians were bait! , and though everything known to tie profession was mud, the trouble re maincd. One day he began Electric Bitters and in a week ;t chance for the bettei i length he was entirely cured. Ii most reliable medicine for liver ; .id kidney troubles. Only 50c. and guar teed by all druggists. “One Dose Convinces.” Mosleys Lemon Klixer acts gently in the bowels without any unpleasant' effect, it is a perfect liquid laxative uO cents per bottle at all drug stores ! petition for charter. I . ■ I Georgia. Cl;, an County. | Pc:.ism for incorporation if Dixio I Drug Company. ■ Court of said county: i -i*• . i. aof !'. it. Aiken, Albert : - Wright, t.. li. Low ell. A' M. it.iv,..-a, J. fl. Whitmire, C. Down ‘n,B- w M I'upper, E. H. Mason, It. . 1 f E. Morgan and J. all of ; aid slate and " in ' , fully shows: 1 F li.it they desire for them " - , their ciat - suci essors and > ha- i; corporated under the name and style of "Dixie Drug Com pany " -■ : c term for which petitioners a" to lie inc.-rporiticU is twenty (2i>i y'-i s. with Hu - privilege of rouewal at the end of that time. ■'* b* l ' c.iph.w! st,■( -iv of (he cor poi'.-e ion i- to lie 'on th-.-t- .ml dollars. divided into shares of "tie Hundred dollar.-. <$ 1 in >.iiti) each. howet ■■ > k the privil ege of increasing raid capital stock op en a vo:<- • f two-thirds of the capital took then f.su; 1, not to exceed tn ' • ■ H .- ■■ (ate one h ndred thousand dollar.- - , i Jioo.flftO.MO! i Your petitioners pray that upon at lea t twenly per cent (20) of the ‘ hole an 1 dollars •Ft', "> 1 "dig paid in cn- ii. they be amboriz.-d ... begin Inislness. c- 1 ' ”J"CI Oi die pmi.o. erl cor peratit u i ie- -I .ry profit and gain to Its -;ofkholdors, and to tiiat end c'-tr< ip bo incorpo ili - put'c.i.-c of manufactur in-: nr o:s. nicdiriaes. pi-upriutry prep * or drugs, beviwages and com "odikis thereof r.f and kind 'and ;chara< ter ami :• other articles and thin ot like kind and char cr to acquire and purchase ingredients neocessary for tint in:'-:infaclurp of such articles; to ac (piive any patents or formulas of any proprietary preparations, medicines, drugs, artio- s hove rages; to per ch i o . qe'rc any a I all kind of nos, i; oprtefar? prepa id any ot her artl cl> s or thiuas cot manufactured by -aid corporation, u I commonly u-ed. ;-.ud sold in the carrying on of a whole -at-- dm i-usir.ess. to purchase for '■"h or on . edit any and all such ar 1 < 1 ?, beverage commodities nn.i ■<--y and ail such ani. k and things as may be profitable to handle in eonnee >n therewith and to soil f OP ~a s .h or on ‘Li pr.Hin.-i;-. an iel.-s or coin modifies manufactured or acquired by said corporation, in any manner known to tratio. r T <> pitrcha - ■ an 1 hold real’ and personal property r.oressaiy to carry. ' ; ” mi 1 ir-incss and re acquire 'lie sati;,. v.i-.-never i; J - necessary to ■■ ! i ■ e of said eorpora w mail v and to execute 1 i li m in on prop evty io secure tip- same; to have the 'laid to i-stie ijords if desired and to make deeds of trust or mortgages or other liens upon A property to secure uvi'c and( IdsOf 1 'u.a or mart .nines ot Hens or other securities upon real and personal property for the protection and security of any advances made to any person or poisons, natural nr ar tlfieial. dealing with or for any debts owed unto said corporation; and to acquire and hold all property so pledged if n- .-ar to protect it-- intercr;. and •-]! and convey the Halve at pleasure. i. 'i-i have and use a common seal. ’ at 1 <1 to pi aid and be ;i pb-aded with in any of Hi,-, courts of ■ r odio Mate or the T’ldte.i Ftatea. K Tli<. principal office and place of of the op< ;ed enrp rati >n to be 1 i file city of Brunswick, said slat" ami count.", with 'ho rich' mid 're" to cdabli-h branch offices in C'ler place nr place' in nr with out til" confine;: r.f ylntr. • ' ' or/ fre - oner pray to lie - 1 •• - in the name ! Slvle r.fo lid ntllled to all of ■ mmi in piivlli ges ! ' ' ” f! ■ lint ilities fixed bv 1 a w. TV fit 1 dav <if May An 1 ftfiß ATKiypov g nrxwoonv' Petitioners' Attorneys Filed fn Office tilts May filh A D 1003. U F duTUGNON. f’lork Fun Court. Given Cos. Ga GEORGIA. GLYNN COUNTY 1 If I- duß' tie*'. (“11-1-1,- Rut-, riot’ fV„:r> C.tvnn c u tv r;eon-in. do here br certify that the within and fore ynner tv.n pa<;e- V true and correct -cey ef tljp r.elitlop pf r>lx;.. L] qg r '" ' r file ill the Office of the c 't -"-ri- • Com-f e.r said count’.- of dale Hie 7'h d'ly ■ f *•-,. /, Ti iqq.i . ; v: ‘ Tir ■" my ", a"<• a: ands -il ~f office, thii fit] day of May. A D 1 HO? H F d-:RIG:-JON. FB-rk Rqp irt Glvnn Fi, Ga Dr. Wimbertey a Certificate. This is to i • : ;iy that I have used! Hancock’.. l iquid Fnlufcnr in my nrac ■'ice and have testeo it sufficionrfy tr know it to he a len ojy of great H - 1 it vith curative r** suirs in r. tT 'M. nothing else would hd'evt. I. p ’.'V„- !,i rtey M. D., Sco‘ 'U'l-I A'c' k. N. 0.. (j Stoker 27. 1302 l .'.<r sale In- Fe.-Ui ■ I’i:nroiaev. physic Uhamlierlain Stomach and Livt r | a.u":. Is v nr,; "asy to take and in efa it, Fi r tale by all •] MIK&iStS. f A Farmer Straightened Out. - A - man farm near here ' r ‘ !i '• '• ago com] U[) \v;-li 2'h n.;: : }.* id. [ :i ‘‘^ rr ' a ■>()’.. of C/iamherlain's ruin Ditir.i is ini J i Ijirn u.st* ii : ' r ’ ■ ■ is|| M “'.J ];:-!.*■ 'i (•‘•nt lor it," hays •' ’• !‘-:T r. or' A.artoiis Mills, N. V f<*w fi-iys he ’valke:; into the store* '* • * * ‘ tij.; Oiiti haiulotl me ■' Ki VO ,Iri <j? i : * r Hot - ■ of r:-.:,,. V'rlain s Pain Balm. I if i'j 1 •• i >,f** ; ,M -;j: tiuf for it ' ured mo. ’ For suh* by all drug gists. a lad.'. / a when in r face i -r with oimplos. She nsed -i hott)e of ilan< ock s hiquid Sal ;.hnr which removo<l the pimpies and made her i.kin white and soft. For sale by Sniitn’3 Phariruicy. ALONG OUR BUSY BAY Yesterday Arrivals, Clearances and Sailings—Other News of the Movement of Vessels in Port. Arrived. Schooner H G. Haskell, Richard son, Boston. Sailed. Steamer M. F. Plant, Thompson, Philadelphia. Steamer Lobelia, Watson, London. Schooner Robert Graham, Dunn, McKown. Rock Island, Me. S.-huoner Horace P. Shares, Tony, New Haven. Schooner James Pierce, Vail. New York. Schooner Carrie A. Norton, Camera, 1 [avana. Schooner Henry Tjpcott, Leuivm, Baltimore. Schooner George M. Grant. Pelton, Philadelphia. Schooner Samuel p. Bowers, Rich ardson, New York. Quick Arrest. J. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala., was twice in the hospital from a se vere case of piles, causing 24 tumors. After doctors and ail remedies failed, Bneklen's Arnica Salve quickly ar rested further inamation ami cured him. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25 cents at all druggists. Dr O. G. Green, of Wood.,ury, New Jersey, sole manufactuTer of Green’s August Flower and Boschee’s German Syrup, whose advertisement appears in our paper regularly, will send to any one mailing a two cent stamp tn pay postage, one of his neyv Ger man Syrup and August Flower puzzles, made of wood and glass, it amuses and perplexes young and old. Al though very difficult, it can be mas t-red. Mention this paper. PETITION FOR CHARTER. Georgia, Glynn County: To the Superior Court of said Coun ty; The petition of Joel A. Greene, J. A. Montgomery, C. T. Hainan. Jas. Savage annd J. 1). White respectfully prays: 1. That they, their associates, suc cessors and assigns may be made a body corporate and chartered under the corporate name of South Georgia Brick and Supply Company. 2. That such in corporation may ibe for the term of twenty (,Ai) years from its date, with uie privilege of renewal of such charter upon its expi ration. 3. That the capital stock of said Company shall be Ten Thousand Dol lars (sld,eoo.Uo.i divided into shares of the par value of One Hundred Dol lars ($100.00) each aud that said capi tal stock may be increased at any time that said Company may desire to a sum not exceeding Twenty-five Thou sand Dollars ($25,000.00), 4. Petitioners show that the 0.-ject of said incorporation is intended to be pecuniary gain and profit to its stockholders and to that end they pray that said company may have lull power and authority to manufacture, buy and sell, (either or all) bricks and ciay products generally, to nianiilaei nre, buy and sell and deal in either i>r itself or upon commission, as agents, for others, building materials, :i'rs .supplies, mercliandise of any and every ltinti, coal, iron, steel and ];••]!• products, whether manufactured o; raw material, timber lumber, nav al mores, cotton and their respective products handle and dispense of for hire for others when desired, goods, A.ues and merchandise, and the same to receive upon storage as warehouse men and to issue receipts for the same when received and act con cerning the same as lactors and agents for hire for the consig nees thereof, acquire, hold, lease, puichase and use such lands and p< rsonal property as may he nec essary or desirable in and about the conduct of its business or to lease such property, and to pur chase, sell, mortgage, encumber or p use siu li property, i<> borrow money and secure i>s payment by liens upon or sale of its property. a. That said Company have power to elect and appoint, such ollieers, as may he desired, . for the proper and i 1 ‘oiitable conduct of its business, that it may sue and he sued in its corpor ii 1 name, have and use ,'i corporate seal, make all necessary by-laws and regulations for the conduct of its busi ness and generally enjoy and exercise • *‘i rights, powers and privileges us uai and iscident to business corpora tions under the laws of said state. **. That, the principal office and i<l.ice of business of said Company shad be in said state and county with the privilege of establishing offices Uld - - • his and doing business in such oiuor counties and places in saiu st He and elsewhere as may from time o time be desired uy said corpora tion. 1. Wherefore Petitioners pray that n.s application may he granted and Mny, their as-iciates, successors ana assigns made a body corporate and chartered under the name and style . • '>i: el v ■ '.nv powers and pt IVdoges by this petumn prayed for. ami iu|/j(*ct, only to such limitations “tel naoilities as are now prescribed >y the laws of said state. CKOVATT & WHITFIELD, Petitioners’ Attorneys. I <h> certify that the foregoing is a true eiq-y ol Hie original iiotition for li'ioi'ji.'iiauon of South Georgia Brick at"! Suiqily Comiiauy filed j„ mv of . ee today. This April 18th, l'jirj A- O. TOWNSEND, Dop. C. S. C, Glynn Cos., Ga. N, ' lvs -'ol' Office—Bent Printing. Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing (lie one good place in town lo have cleaning, pressing and dyeing p.opnrly Is at Jim Carter's. Only the finest of chemicals and reliable methods are used, bond to 501 Monk street or ring ! phone 253-2. may 16. 1903. LOOK HERE FUR If ! It is What the Reader Has Long Sought. People will read advertisements about cures made by medicine. As as they read they wonder if the state ments are true. If true was the re lief temporary or permanent? Read this case about Doan's Kidney Pills: W. H. Clarke, of Bennett street, ac countant at the Bloch Bros. Tobacco works, Wheeling W. Va.. says: “if my back aches I know what will cure it, Doan's Kidney Pills. They are the j best remedy 1 ever come across. For I months I was plagued with backache, not sharp pains, but a dull aching [ell the time, that made m- foci mis erable. 1 got medicine on different occasions front doctors and it. seemed • to relieve me for Ihe time, but it was i soon as bad as ever. Hearing of Doan’s Kidney Pills I took a course of ;the treatment. They emed me, and that .cure has been lasting. I will .corroborate this in a perswal inter- I view or in reply to any •mnmauica tion mailed to me.” For sale by all dealers. Price 60c. Foster-Wilburn Cos, Buffalo. N. V. sole agents for the It. S. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. IF YOU FEEL LANGUID And thoroughly tired out after very #ight exertion, ii shows that your blood is thin and impovished, nd the action of your heart is weak. Take Smith's Compound Sarsapa rilla it will purify, enrich and vitalize your blood, and puc your whole sys toh in a health) condition. SMITHS PHARMACY CSS \ /Iwfh If you’re going on a trip Here’s a pleasant little tip Place a bottle in your grip Red Top Rye S. D. LEVADAS, Sole agent Brunswick, Ga. and Vicinity. *.j6 Monk Street. Ferdinand Wrstheirner C Sons. Didtllcrs Cincinnati, 0. St. J rep h, Louiavilla, Y.y Wilson’s Up to Date i; fjg|j H * r THK QUICKEST I.I'NCH f * * 'a v can be bad bore. Wo call it. our y ‘ rapid-fire lunch” bemuse it is v served so quickly. •/ It is not fired at. our patrons,** y however, but placed before. them** yin a dainty and appetizing man- v V. This lmifh costs little, can be Vi quickly disiiosed of and satisfies Vi y all but. the most robust appetites V; * Vi w J. W. WILSON, Prop. Vi 'Phone 321. lb itiekiw itenie. Thi? ilebrc ,ed tonic is in growing demand. The season of the grea'est need Is approaching. Indigestion, nil liousness, Jaundice. Chills and Fever, Sick Headache, pains in back and’ kidneys ail depend upm ma'arla, and Bellevue Tonic cureß them all in ani form, W. J, BUTTS, If Isa a I *