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TUESDAY MORNING. . r \ A Good Drug- St&re No matter wlhat kirul o£ Drug sloro goods yrhi want, thU is a good place to buy them. If you want pure drugs and medicines, if you want toilet, ar [iclt room necessities; if ’nines; or if you want ■sand and one things rla a and up-to-dato Lii of us and they *** >(1 in this store. vays good, our ser — U. We would lilto * ; store trado, and i ng wo can to make gg with us. Druggist eed of Honey. CALL ON JOEL BROS. RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS, 308-309 Bay Street 4 You can get the most liberal loann en ■ Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, I I I all kinds of personal J ..ML BUSINESS STRICTLY CO ■TP!- SR DENTIAL. ■BRoR lmn ! i (•■■: r.’i ‘ >’v |hßb .01 • O ini-i.il' -tore P JOEL BROS. Reliable Pawnbrokers. ——Hwwrumwn r* i-i -i.wm ....v. v . _ • ,'kv.k? How Does This strike You por Prices Bacon 11 cents per pound Best Flour ... ,24 pounds for 60 cents Best Butter ..30 cents per pound Octagon Soap 6 bars or 25 cents Jellies, 3-pound cans 10 cents Schnapps Tobacco 40 cents per pound Purchasers of live and ten dollars worth {jet a present. A.ZELMEiNOVITZ, 'Phone 205. The Special Safe of Lace and Embroidery Will be Continued for the ' Entire Week at “ELKANS” KEEP COOh IN ONE OF OUR LINEN WOOLEN CRASH HOME SPUN, FLANNEL OR COTTON DUCK. COATS AND PANTS WITH A NICE STRAW HAT TO TOP IT OFF .rUWiO AROUND eye CiTI,! EATCH OF SMALL ITEMS PICKED UP DURING THE DAY BY NEWS REPORTERS. A number country visitors wc-e in the city yesterday. V jst of 'bom ! came to attend the superior court. A number of young people fro n Waynesvllle Fancy Bluff, Brookman j and other nearby places v HI come to the city tomorrow nr.d gc ever to St Simon on the Rtlionier.V ecursion. • It is understood that, another big excursion will come dow 1 from , points on the Atlantic & Blrr.,inghajn railroad the laltor part of next week. The liill collectors were out in full force yesterday aid a inajoarity of them report colle.iiui very good Probably (lie larges* crowd of itye season went over 10 St Simon Sunday. The surf suited we'l find n J.irge crowd - took advantage of it The Mutual Eight and Water com pany yesterday inangura'ed their day current for tin electric fans and it will now be kept on during the entire j summer. Tin- company requests that everybody shut off their electric lights during the day Ilrum-wick still seems to lie tl-o coolest place in this section of the country. Many nearby cities were complaining of the unusunily hot weather Sunduy, while o were en joying an excellent ocean breeze tin entire day, and fo iu I it necessary to I sleep under cover a' night Tlie Second ball ie,::n end Die New; Towns will nice! in another natch ■ game on St. Simon tomurow. The commissioners of roads and ' revenues of Glynn county wilt hold i their regular monthly meeting at *iie j court house today. The Riflemen expect to see an tin usually large crowd on their c-yeur | sion lo St. Simon torn jr.nw, and the ■ affair promises to he a success in ev- ! cry way. NEOROE STOLE A SACK OF OATS. ' ! Gen Sullivan Was Getting Away With I a Big Load Men Sullivan, colored, was arrested by Officer Wilchcr yn-t.erady morning! and placed in jail cm the charge of the larceny of a #-ck of oats Sullivan i- employed at Iho livery Stables j& J. W. Thomas, and yes- was seen over in the lot ~' >T ' 'ing with a large saelt of was trying to get, away litchell saw the negroe *>iat he SAteM|MX . Joj -eP"d / li of carryiv f .ay yes- ATARY OF BRUNSWICK AN-IR FRIENDS WILL HAVE A BJAY ON ST. SIMON WED NESDAY EVERYBODY INVITED. WANTED —Position in a wholesale grocery as a boqkkeeper. Address M, care the News Ship Notice. NejjtlU’T ho owners nor < onstf i of Di llonr ilah'n will ho n-sponsihle for :niv d'.'i t -Mid rai L‘i! hy iho crew oi sc.id sloainor. F. I) M TiIACIfAN & CO . Consignees ! Nothing i * n ) Kicker { FOR A W. . , YT' 5 Cut l 1 WARE > i Best, t s Call and Examine mm mott ! Jeweler and Eye Specialist. ; 215 NEWCASTLE STREET _t— Keeper of the City Clock.. Time by wire from Washington caily' at 11 a. m. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. j THE OLD REUASLt ~ #l% % i PJ \ SUE r. | kmi t ip % I |£P kC" j Absolutely Pare WERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE many EXTRA COPIES. News Advertisers Coining in For a Good Tiling Now. Tliosc who advertised in the News i Sunday struck a good thing as i.hey got the benefit of 2000 extra cir cula ion without extra cost. i Tider an auptigement with a for eign advertise? the News printed one thousand extra copies and late Sat urday night an agreement of this kind was also made with a party of local business men making in ail TWO THOUSAND EXTRA copies printed and distributed Sunday morning. Next Sunday it will be the same way and advertisers should be sure and bear this fact in mind. The papers will go all up the B. & U. road and a thorough distribution will bo had in Brunswick and Olynn county. h building Materia l j j. We have on hand a full line of ’ the following stock. FLOORING, I CEILING, ! SIDING, 1 I MOULDINGS, 1 I LATTICE S 1 FENCING, 1 ! RAILING and ROUGH '■ : DRESSED BOARDS. i : i k 3 Let ls quote you prices. i i _ 1 * 1 ; J4U fmvaitUncf > ; I tcmpami \ 1 * ’Phone No. 102. i * FOR GROCERIES AND ??£ sh Meats REMBEMBER Durden Cos; Wo If and I Street sell it for le .. llione 352, and what you ,r.i!or will he delivered promptly.' READ THESE PRICES. Slew Meal from 5 to ?K --pound Steal, from 10c pound tr. 12 1 . Groceries just as cheap OFF TO ADVERTISE CUMBERLAND Manager Jacobi and B. J. Ford Left Yesterday Morning. Manager J. L Jacobi, of the hotel Cumberland and B. J. Ford, of the B. & 8., left yesterday morning for for points on the road in the interest of Cumberland, and they will be away for about a week. These two hustlers will visit Cor- Douglas, Fitzgerald, Montezuma. Or ilia a lid many other points on the Birmingham and Atlan tic & Birmingham railroads. They took along some good advertising mat ter, and it is expected that their trip will result in many people from the above named cties coming to Cumber land during the summer. Veterans to Meet. The Glynn county veterans are call ed to meet this afternoon at the office of Dr \V. Is. Burroughs. Some im portant business is to be transacted a ini a full attendance is urgently re quested. Mayor Crovatt Returns Mayor Crovatt returned last night from Now York, Boston, Baltimore ami other cities, where he has teen for the past two weeks, on a com bined trip of business and pleasure. NOTICE. The cottages at the old hotel site on St. Simon island have recently been put in good repair and we are offer ing them for rent at reasonable rates. There is a line artesian well on the : •van -.os and the best part of beach on the island for sur*' bathing Call Km or address. J. A. MONTGOMERY & CO. Real estate dug tnscanee aget-uS. 302 Gloucester street 'l’hore 134-J. W. m. Wiggins, of Wayuesvilj e among the visitors to the ato w ’ Ss lerday, ' MRS. J. G. YOUNG PASSES AWAY Died Yesterday After an Illness of Some Time. Mrs J. O. Young, aged 03, passed away yesterday afternoon at her home on Fgmont street, after an illness of several days. Mrs. Young has been ill for some .im@ an! her death was no shock to those familiar with her condition. However she died very suddenly, as she was resting easy shortly before her death. The aged lady was held in high j steeui by a large circle of friends tnd her death has caused '-general arrow. The deceased leaves a husband and no child, Nick Yarn; of Bosun, "he ■ft that city for Brunswick yesterday loruing and the funeral n> ir-gomants ;. ; ,f been m.vio rending his ar •ivnl. , The News extends its condolence io the members of the family. ‘•/ILL GO INTO CAMP JULY 15-20. t i?. Probable That Augusta Will Be Selected as the Place. Tlie following from yesterday’s Sa vananh News will lie of interest in Brunswick, inasmuch as the Riflemen ire members of the First regiment: The committee from the military and chamber of commerce, composed of Mayor Myers, Col. P W. Meldrim, ’ol G. A. Gordon, and Col. ,T. H Estill, which waited on Governor Ter rell to ascertain ids pleasure concern ing Die coming encampment of the First regiment qI infantry and caval ry, returned from Atlanta yesterday. Tin; members of the First regiment are anxiouly awaiting news from Au gusta The governor having said I hat if that city wnouM raise sl. hip for the encampment, the First and Third regiments would be assigned to that, point, the action of the citi zens is being watched with r.nterest. I It. is believed here that the gover nor will receive an answer from that city today. In that event Col. G. A. Gordon, commanding the First in fantry, would probably receive or ders from Ibe governor at once. If Augusta does not subscribe to the condition imposed Griffin will be desi gnateed. The men, as a rule, favor Augusta. . .BETWEEN EXCELLENT SURF BATHING, WHOLESOME SPORTS AND GOOD DANCING, THE AVER AGE PLEASURE SEEKER WILL FIND NEXT WEDNESDAY AN EN JOYABLE DAY. B. & B. WAITING ON STEEL RAILS Grading Has Been Completed from Wray to Ocilia. The Douglas Breeze has the fallow ing concerning the construction work on the B. tb& B: “All tlie grading work eu the B. & B. railroad between Wray .on be A. & B. and Ocilla lias been finished, we learn, and the road-builders err only waiting for rails with which to complete the work, We learn, however, that a steamer from Baltimore is on the way with a cargo of vails which is ex pected at Brunswick every day. Af ter these arc received the wor-; w;:l be finished ::.t once. To Serve Refreshments. Do not forget that the ladies' :F" society of the First Methodist church will servo refreshim its both on tl boat and at Ihe island on the Rifle mens day and the i>uh:ii. will il to be worried with baskets. Circle number Drive lias a reputation for this kind of work and the public can rest assured ilr.it they will be well cared, for. Some Boat Ftace*. li is more than probable that some interesting boat races will be bold either hero or off St. Simon on the glorious Fourth and some of the ow ners of boats are already making ar ranged n is, for the same. There is a quite a number of fast boats here and if the race is held it will be interest t ing. j, A. Foster, of St. Simon, was here yesterday. J. H. Mitchelson and U. Jj. Will iams, of St. Simon, were in the city ypsterday. To Women /V W As*an inducement to women to trythe “Dorothy Dodd” Shoe and to tell f| KM $4,000 in Cash Prizes I QS „*£' e J ort r lhTee v:omm who give the best reasons why the Do-cthv ( ,:>oo<i Shoc ls superior to all others. •' Dorothy J. -4. Smith, is exclusive agent for ray shoe, They will be pleased to give you full particulars as to the prizes. Sincerely, E 8 J ' rjll - - - ’ ' , ” Great Summer Sale This Week We will save you money or. all purchases this week. .Bargains in ev ery line. Come and get some of them. Mrs. Isaac Leader cf Low Values. ‘AAAA,AA A A A A , , xvT'” ' ' T T Y Prescriptions, Every druggist says that his drugs are pure. .Every druggist says that he does not .substitute. Every drug gist says that ho does not use infer ior or adulterated drugs. Every drug gi.-u says that he docs ac'-uratc work What is there left, for us lo say dif ferent from anybody else? Well, wt invite you to tiring your prescription here and see the kind of treatment you get in our store, and notice the way everything is- done, and then see if you do not feel that the medicine is put up just U3 your doctor would like to nave it. MORGAN’S ‘•rug' Store. XAAA A A . For the “Hot Old Summer Time” A WARM LINE OF REFRIGERA TORS, GAS AND OIL STOVES, ICE CREAM FREEZERS HAFMOCKS AND EASY CHAIRS CHEAP FURNITURE FOR THE 13-, LAND COTTAGE. 'M, Miller and don ' dry goods At Cost I bis is no fake and no bargain day advertisement. We are dis posing Of our Dry Goods, etc.becauso we are changing our bulni I Clothing, Shoes and j Gents’ Furnishings | allow’y'oursol’ to*b’e misled! D °"'’ |tJ.H. Heller* & Bpo 220 NEWCASTLE STREET JUNE 2, 1903.