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FRIDAY MORNiNG. m BEACH 1 JP| OUTFITS Are you going to the 1 r'y ? Islands? If you do you n 7*W%y “H will want a Bath Suit. ( \ / J We have just received I \ Ty/ a full line. %fs\ | i %adkti’,Mktses, . c 4fL AS |) and 'C 'Cddnns ' tfV ' BAT 3 SUITS jS f- bathing Shoes, battling j ' a#' 1 - hats and Bags. ; A Good Drug Store K No matter wfliai kind of In ' r-lr*• goods you want, thi- is a good place to buy them. If you want jmio dm and medicines, if you want toilet nr ► tides and Hide room no <■ . iti• ; if ► you want perfumes; or if you v.aid , any of the thousand and one* thing-. carried by a firsts la. sand np-todale drug store, get them of us and they will he good. KverylTiing Is good in this store. The quality Is always good, our ser vice is always good. Wo would like to have your drug store trade, and will do every thing we can to make you enjoy trading with us. W. J. BUTTS, Druggist; WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE p reel ' of twenty five cents or over at. onr A L store we will give you a ticket which § J^ll = entitles you to a free chance on a handsome Parker fountain pen, to ho ■ • 14 |i /~x I r •■;lv<>n away every Sat.ufday night to A EJH 1. y the person holding the lucky number. ► Pen on exhibition at our store. ;pree! HUNTER’S Pharmacy ♦When in Need of Honey„ ♦ CALL ON ♦ A\ JOEL BROS. 4 RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS," / \ I a Jewelry, I vISnHf and all kinds of personal ALL (Jo’Jfl* ♦ tjPn|*js|P Look for 1.0 :;c Is. : sign cut . lie Store k Reliable Pawnbrokers. +4444.4*i****ii** ♦ •*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<•♦ —lf 111-.'MI-V _. mr. •■ ■W.IWUH How Does This .e You por Prices Bacon 11 cents p r pound Best Flour .'I pounds for 60 . r; Best Butter 30 cents ;J .• pound Octagon Soap. ... 6 bars or 25 cents Jellies, 3-pound cans 10 cents Schnapps Tobacco ...40 cents per pound Pure hat: its of five and ton dollar.'worth t a ; i; * at. A.ZELMEINOVITZ, ’Phone 205. The Sp ecial Sale of LACES ..a EfIBROIDERV Will be Continued for the ENTIRE WEEK at “ELKAN3” COUNCIL MEETING (Continued from first page.) shells to form a foundation, recom mending that the city purchase 50- j 000 bushels of shells to finish work. I Report adopted and chairman of pur chasing committe authorized to pur chase same at best figures. From committe on public works: On petition Confederate Veterans as sociation for donation of two lots in Palmetto cemetery, recommending that petition be granted and mayor authorized to execute deeds to such lots as may he selected by the asso ciation. Adopted. Resolution. By Alderman Cook. Pc it and it. is hereby resolved by the mayor and aldermen of the city jof Brunswick, in council assembled, -that 1 lio mayor lie and he is hereby I authorized to borrow on behalf of the | mayor and council, the sum of five thousand dollars, and to execute a note or. notes to the lender or loaders jof such money, such note or notes to Iho payalile within six mouths from date or a shorter period and to hear j interest at a rate not greater than eight pcrcentum per annum. Pc it further resolved, that, the ntay i or lie authorized to renew said note or I notes for the whole or any part of j said sum, if i lie original, lie made foi'l a abort<-i period Ilian six months Iron, .the date of the original note or notes. ; A <lo|jtc(i. i AdjourtA-d. . N. D. Russell Clerk of Council. For Rent. Two houses centrally located and in <-ue of Iho best parts of the city. At j;a> I'll! nished room :. All modern lm piovcnietit.s. Apply to -05 (1 street. Good Advice. The most miserable beings in the world ate those buffering from dys pepsia and liver compiaint. Mora ban sevetily-livo per cent, of i.lta peo ple of the United Stales are afllictad with iiic:.e two diseases and their i -cls: stu b as pour Stomach, Hick headache, habitual cosUvetieos, pal pitation of the heart, heart bum,, waterbrash, gnawing and burning jißtns ; j the jut of the stomach, yel low skin, coated tongue and disagree {a.!:!;: tr. to in the mouth, cumins “P of food after eating, low spirits, etc. <!o to your druggist and get a bottle of August Flow.er for. 2f> or 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you. Try It. A Farmer Straightened Out. A man living on a farm near here came In a short time ago complete ly doubled up with rheumatism. I banded hint a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Palm ana told him to use it freely and if not satisfied after imlng it lie need not pay a cent .for it," says C. P. Ruder, of Pattens Mills, N. Y. "A few days he walked into the store as ctra'dhl its a string ami handed me a dollai* saying, 'give mo another bot tle of Chamberlain's Pain Palm. I want it In the house all the time for it, cured mo.” For sale by all drug gists. Good to Baltimore and Return. .liug in, 11 and Ir, the Soullt-ern rtiil \v;ty sell l IcketH from Paltiincro, Md., and return at the rate of one fare plus $3.00. for the round trip. Tickets nod rot tit nine leave Baltimore dune I 22. C. 1,. CANDI.PR. Agt. No hing ; frft® a [i i € 1 FOR A VVEDDIF ". PRESENT t T' ’AN j Cut ass; OP i WARE the Best. I Call and Examine I iKENNON MOTT; Jeweler and Eye Specialist. ■ (215 NEWCASTLE STREET. . . Keeper of the City Clock.. Time - \ by wire from Washington oail/ > at 11 a. m. J l'or (lie Rest in Printing—Try the News Job Office. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. THIRTY YEARS AWAKE. Then he Quit Coffee and Found Re- ! freshing Sleep. Coffee cause insomnia and physi- j clans are agreed that this is one of \ the most distressing of all nervous complaints. It is. seldom indeed •that a man who has reached the ad vanced age of 81 years is entirely cured of insomnia of 30 years’ stand ing. An ohT gentleman of Phila., says: “I have been a sufferer for many years from insomnia. I am 81 years old and can truthfully say that until I quit coffee and commen ced the use of Postum Food Coffee I had not. known real refresing sleep for more than 30 years. “Postum was subscribed for me hy my doctor who made me quit coffee I have now used Postum for mote titan 2 years and Its good effects are both wonderful and permanent. I re gard it as a good friend not only as a remedy for coffee Ills but. as a pleas ant and nourishing food drink with a fine flavor. Several of my friends are using it to a great advantage and think It" much superior to coffee. “When the directions for making it : arc followed closely It cannot fall to ] give satisfaction.” Name given hy ! Postum Cos., Battle Creek, Mich., j Such evidence supports the scien tific theory on which Postum is based There is a reason. . Scaled Proposals. TijlrAßintY IIRPAHTMRNT, W.'tsli j. veil he received at (Ms Depart ment until 2 o'clock P. M„ Saturday, June (i. IfifiS, for manufacturing and , ia;*, to oofition lit complete work ing order W ,ltK. 1). S Custom house building, Brunswick (la., certain quar tered certain white and, plain oak fur niture golden oak finish. Drawings, sp'jcit jt ationa. and blank form; of proposals can be obtained upon appli • niton to this Department. Partial bids will not be considered. Tlte de partment reserves tlio right to reject any and all bids, a.rwl to waive defects, t.'.'icli proposal mu t tie accompanied by a certified cheek in Ihe sum of ten per cent of the aggregate amount t of, drawn to the order of tlte Secretary of the Treasury, as a guar anted of good faith. Proposals trust !-,- ad drowsed to the secretary or the Treasury. Washington, T.. 0.. and on it rsod “Proposal- for Furniture. 11. S Custom (louse. Brunswick, (la." K. B. ARMSTRONG. .Assistant Secretary. The best pill 'neath tba stars and stripes; it cleanses the system and never gripes. kittle Karly Risers of wordly recite. Ask for Dewitt's and take no substitute. A small pill .easy lo buy easy to take and easy to act, but never failing in results. Dewift’s kittle Early Risers arouse tlio secretions and act as a tonic to the liver, curing permanent ly. —Joerger’s Pharmacy, Smith's Pharmacy, W. J. Butts. Chfap Resit Estate. One of Hie prettiest homes on Un in- street, lot 90x180: 7 rooms house, 1 ice $3,500, payable SI,OOO cash bal ance one. two and (three years C per c nl interest Grand opportunity for tome one. Fur bargains of all kinds call on i: DROBSTON, FENDPK & C.O W. M. TUPPEK t. CO., Forwarding and Shipping Agent*, l ighterage. Towing and Marine. In "irance. Correspondence Solicited BPtiN3Y/:OC- DA. '%ui\ding Material \ i We have on hand a fu!l tine of* ! the following stock. ( FLOORING, t CEILING, J SIDING, ’ t MOULDINGS, 1 I LATTICE 5 t FENCING, 1 I RAILING and ROUGH I ! DRESSED BOARDS. I S i u Let us quote you ibices. H --7- -a l <SrM®kk plaining* I and forwarding mpann l ! 'Phone No. 102. I * ■ l> It It >. It K K f, t FOR < GROCERIES ; AND* Fresh Meats < REMBEMBER Durden & Cos; Wolf and I Street sell it less. Phone 352, and what yon order will he delivered promptly.' 1 READ THESE PRICES. * Stew Meats front 5 to 71-2-t pound Steak from 10c pound 1- 1-3. Groceries just as cheap. xalii44 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ .Iti't received a half ear of John W. Mase.ry Railroad lead in alt colors, li you want to use lead and oil you cannot do hotter than buy this brand. The Douglas Hardware Cos. TANARUS the Consumer. I will give the retailers’ profit. 1 have just received 10,000 Mnitre l.a Rorl cigars a real good 5c cigar which 1 will sell direct to the consumer at $1,115 per box of 50. 1 am sola agent for this brand. This cigar la worth $ll.OO per box, one box will make you get more at tsig Lemon, 310 Bay if me Dedal ’ ; Tiews Tides.: Mrs. J. J. Conoley is improving from t her recent illmts • * • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tupper will visit • today on St. Simon. „ *• * I Mrs. A. Samuels, of Atlanta, is the ' guest of Mrs. S. Marks. * a Miss Josie Smith’s school enjoyed a delightful picnic yesterday. Mrs. J. P. Wright and Miss May Wright are spending a few days in the city. * * ft. Miss Etta Rothschild, of Savannah, is the attractive guest of Mrs. J. J. Lissner. V * * Mrs. N. Vincent, of Wilmington, N. C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. .1. Conoley. *' * 4 Mrs. J. G. Mann has returned to Iter home in Stoekbridge, Ga„, after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mann. 4 4 4 Miss Mattie Bishop will arrive next week from Chatham, Va., where she lias been attending Chatham Episcopal institute. Her friends will be glad to welcome her among them. kittle Miss Margarite Fox entertain ed her little friends yesterday after noon with a pleasant party. A num ber of little guests were present and the occasion was much enjoyed by all. * * * Invitations are out for the wedding oi'JJiss Aimec Cohen, of this city and Mr. kambert, of Gadsden, Ala. Tin wedding will occur June S at the home of, the bride's Cousin-, Mrs. Julius May. and will be attended only by tlie relatives and intimate friends of the family. ft ft ft Miss Arabella Wright is expected home this week from fluey Cobb in stitute. After spending a few fort nights-with iter parents. Miss Wright will go lo New York, whence she will sail with a party of friends lo spend the summer in Europe. ft ft ft Tlte concert to he given next Tues day evening promises to be the mus ical event of tlte season. The sale of seals lias already begun and indica lions are that the largest audience of the season will greet this splendid talent that will participate. Savan nah's most noted musicians will ren der the program, which will be most attravtive. Mrs. C. H. White, the noted elocutionist, will also assist in this great Ireat that Brunswick peo ple are to have an opportunity of en joying. ft ft ft At their handsome new home on Un ion street Wednesday night, Mr. and Mr•-. .1 J. I.issuer entertained a num ber of their friends with a very en joyable card party. The pretty home was decorated for the occasion and the affair was one" of the most enjoy able of the season. Hearts was played •ml the first prize, ladies, was won by Miss I’eian. gentlemen’s by Mr. Walter Isaac, the consolation by Mr. l.ottis Mayer and the visitors' prize by Miss Rita Kaiser. Those present wete: Messrs. Fred Giirupert. of New York; S. Samuels, of Atlanta; A. Roth olz, k. Mayer, konls Fendig Uaphcal Pot, rat'dt. Joe Bcrebardt, Aaron Haas Man Marks. It J. (I ill. Dr. Warsaw, S. .Marks. Max Mat Us. Mrs. A. Sam uels. Mr,,. Dora. Meyer. Mrs. M. ITirsch, Mrs. S. -Marks, Misses Rita Kaiser, 'Elba Rothschild, .loste Nussbaum, Minnie Marks, Ida Boreliardt, Ger trude Gttmpert, Ester Reiman. A Thoughtful M=r.. M. M. Austin of Winchester. I ml. knew what lo do in the hj'.r of need, His wife bad stub, an unusual ease of stomach and liver tr -tthle, physicians could not help her. He thought ol snd tried Dr. King's New Life Pills j and site got. relief at erne and was 1 finally cured. Only 25c. at alt drug stores. News Jol) Office —Meat Printing. , To Women As an inducement to women to irythe “Dorothy Dodd" Shoe and to tell their experience with, them in orderthat others may be induced to tic coine wearers, I have succeeded Inpersuading the “Dorothy Dood” Shoe Cos. to'offer . • $4,000 in Cash Prizes for the forty-three women who givethe best, reasons why the Dorothy Dood"-S-hoe is superior to all others. Dorothy J. A. Smith, is exclusive agent for my shoe. They will he pleased to give you full particulars as to Hie prises. Sincerely, Great Rebate Sale This Week ► - ► ~ b ..We will Sava you 5 per cent on all ► ► purchases this week. Bargains in ev- X ► ery line. Come and get some of them. ► ► _ b : Mrs. M Isaac Leader , f Low Values. 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. EveryTh'ug gist says that he do.es accurate work. Wbnt is there left for us to say dif • fereot from anybody else? Well; r.x - invite you to bring your prescription here and see the kind of treatment you get in ottr store, and notice the way everything is done, and (lien 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 ; For the “Mot • Old Summer Time” 1 A WARM. LINE OF REFRIGERA ! TORS, GAS AND OiL STOVES, i iCE CKiEAM FREEZERS [ HAFIWOCKS AND EASY CHAIRS 1 CHEAP FURNITURE fQR THE . us— LAND COTTAGE. j*. M. Miller Aden Going out of the Dry Goods Business Wo have decided to transform our store into a first class -Clothing, Shoes mid Gent's Furnishing ' lainess, and we offer all our DRY GOODS, LINEN GOODS, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, L ACES, ,RIBBONS, MILLINERY, NOTIONS „ At Cost Hale commences- at once. early and pick your choice. J.H. Heller 8t Bro 220 NEWCASTLE STREET MAY 29.