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I™®** FRIDAY MORNING. SW xgm Shirts, Waists | and Skirts. | the Chance of the Season--- | /(mink \° ne Week—CommenciiiK Mon-| (/[llf li/\\ day, June 2*>, 10 o’clock a. m. /I AH ° ur White Waists and i Skirts, 1-4 off. j 25 % Discount. dee Window. -SCHEDULE-. Steamers Hessie No i, No 2 Effective May I. 1003. HESSIE NO. I—DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Lv. 8t Simon Mills n in I.v. 8t Simon Pier 6:SO a. m. Ar. Brunswick 7:SO a.m, fc, ~. . i ’ i I Lv Brunrwick loa.ui. A r. Si. Simon Pier U a. rn. Lv. SI. Simon Pier 11 a. in. Ar. Brunswick 12 in. Lv. Brunswick 2p. in. Ai. St. Simon I'lor 3 p. in. Lv. Si. Simon Pier 4 p. in. Ar. liniiiswiek 5 p. in. Lv. Brunswick fi:3o p. in. Ar. SI. Simon Pier 0:30 p. m. Ar. SI. Simon Mills 7 p. rn. lIKSSIK NO. 2, DAILY LX< LIT SI NDA Y Lv. Brunswick 8:30 a. in. Ar. SI. Simon Pier 9:30 a. in. Ar. SI, Simon Mi 115.... 10a. in. Ar. Kreilerica 10:30 a. in. Ar. I>uiicii .. 13 m. Lv Darien 2p. in. Ar. Frederica . 4:30p. in. Ar. Si. Simon Mills ..5 p. in. Ar. St- Simon Tier ,5.30 p. in. Ar. Brunswick 6:30p. in. SII N DA Y SCII LI in LB. Lv Uiunswick 9:30 a in., ami 2:3n p. m. Lv. St. Simon l’ier... 11 a. in., anil o p. in. J. B. WRIOHI', Manager. . g WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE -Free! , T of twenty-live cents or over at our ► 1""J © store we will give you a ticket which ► JPjL I J ®I *” eutltloH you to a free chance on a handsome P&i ker fountain pen, to be „ 1 g I— . elves away every Saturday night to , I ■ r' the person 51011110* the lucky nambet. ► lun on exhibition at our store. preel hUNTKR’S Pharmacy ► I When in Need of Honey* : ♦ CALL ON : /K JOEL BROS. ; + f .lELIABLE PAWNBROKERS 4 f A 308 HOS Bay Street. •* ♦ 1 % Vuii ran y‘ 'hn most liberal # 4. S B your Diamonds, Wrftcliei, jcweliy. I I and ail kinds personal I y property. 4 all BUSINESS STRICTLY CO MFI- ♦ MStSStiSm JBBt dential. 4 4 HfwgK gjflEflßrai Unnrilerir.eu Hlidyrs lor Sdlc Look kujo ♦ V JOEL BROS. ♦ Reliable Pawnbrokers. Auction Sale at St. Simon. On July Fourth there will he a Bpleudld opportunity for the veople of Brit: swlek ami elsewhere to pur chase a summer homo on Lit. Simon Island, as 4U lots will bo offered at a bargain. These lots, size 40x90, are the highest situated on the island, and are near the beach and light house. They will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder. In ad dition to this one lot will be given away free, each persea proseut te ceiving a chance thereon. For fur ther Informatl'jn inquire of H. Ivauf maun. lw '2l Special Sale This Week in Ladies’ Muslin UNDERWEAR at “ELKANS” A Sure Thinp 11 is said that mo.hing t sure ex cept death aud uul that is not altogether true. Lo\ King’s Neiv Dis covery for consumption is a sure cure for all lung aud. throiut troubles. Thousands cau testily to that. Mrs. C. B. VanMetio of Boephardtown, W. Va„ says; T had a severe case of Bronchitis, and for a y sar 1 tried ev erything 1 heard {, but got no re lief. One bottle f I)r. King's New Discovery then *eured me absolutely. It's infallible far croup, whooping cough, grip pneumonia, and consump tion. Try it. fit a guaranteed Bold by ail drugglstrx Trial botlles free. Ueg sizes 6ttc. stnd SI.OO *some Social * t Tiews Tides. 1 4i ’4 ....... ......... Miss Mary Barnwell, is Die attrac tive guest of Mrs. .1. W. Thomas. • • • Mr. and Mrs. .1. li. Mason leave sliortly for a stay at White Springs. I * ♦ * Mr and Mrs. o. N. Taylor have moved into their new home on In ion st reel. i • • Miss Bessie Baker, Sparta, will ar I rive tomorrow to he the guest of Miss ( la ra Lamar. • * * The friends of A. C. Banks, Jr., are welcoming him among t h#in after Ids recent illness. • • • Mrs. L. M. Morgan is Quite sick wit h fever to the regret of her many fiends. * • * Mrs. .I. 11. Mason lias returned from Jacksonville, where she enjoyed a pleasant visit to relatives. • * * Mrs. ftdwanl ft. Smith ves Sat m day for Albany to spend two weoks Indore vt urning to At hint r. • • • A pleasant launch party was enjoy] rd by a iiiiiiilmo' of people last night, chaperoned in Mrs. W 11. l>c\oc. • • a Mrs. W. ft. Itempster and her chil dren w ill spend the next few days t tie ynest of Mrs. T l‘ Winter on SI i -mon. a a a Miss Sadie Thai in, of BrunswieU, is visit.ng tier ssh*r, Mr .1. ft. M< th-a ry at 205 WaldinirK sired, a i Savannah Nows. * * * MissCnlla Lilly luavos Saturday I >r her home* in Vienna, (in., allur ;. pluasant to M iss<s lirssii* ;m<l I'';iiiiiii*. Syinmes, during which she has won many friunds. '1 he early depart mv of t-his channinp and popular tfn I is much regretted hy all who have me! her * * * Miss Kt he I Klliotl enterlaiued very informally at llinch Wednesday even iiiß in (‘oinplmeld to Miss Lilly ol’A i enna. Aflui a pleasant evening of games delight I'ul refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Lily, lJueille Mutts, Mallard, of Thomasvdle, Hess i e and Kan hie Sy m rues; Hugh Hurlord, KranL Mallard, Lelghlxiu Hurroughs, Ins levs West, l'ayard Lulls * • A mini tier of pan us are being ai ranged to go to St. Simon next Wed nesday on ihe library excursion. The unusual and attractive leaujres that, are to mark tms event will make ii very popular. 1 lie young people will arrange a nance in lake advantage of i he good music that will be inrmshed lor Uie occasion, alid ailogetliel tin: allair promises to uu a greai success. The Macon News of yesterday says: Miss Josephine Shaw, Mrs. J. 1). Stet son, Mr. James Stetson, Mr. William Kayuo and Mr. Albert Jones were among the Macon people who came :n today troin a delighttul -stay at Cum ueriaiid. That popular resort has ik*im puiroiuxed largely by Macon people mis season. ’I aw days are spent imp my in hunting, lisnuig, rowing, sun • milling or miy swmgiy in tin: shades ui uic* wide veranuas. (lie various lorms ol amusement ami l.ne absence ot iormulity makes a stay there os* penally restful and pleasant. Among ilie Macon people now at Cuin-Uerianu are avmh. L. i). Pearson and tier chi! urm, bam and Alary Pearson, Mr. aim Airs. Wm. ihunsuii and children, and Miss Blossom Davis, <t iVrry, air. and John Holmes and .uss Mar cella Cruntli, aids Louise Urr, Miss Kate Ayers, Mr. Stewart .miles ami ot uers. Here it a Svunne.. A la*g assortment f genuine trench and fcnyiibh briar pipes with genuine amoer oite, without case *a,ou to 9*,06 values. They must go at sl,uo each. Gall sue pick your choice. Gig Levieen. —*r* Clothes don’t io.-o their shape whet, seal to Jim Carter to be cleaned ant. pressed. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWB. 1 building Material * * „ 2 W* have on hand a full Una of 2 the following atock. FLOORING, * CEILING, * , SIDING, *' **’ MOULDINGS, * f LATTICE * K , FENCING, * x RAILING and ROUGH X DRESSED BOARDS. * * % U Let us quote you prices. * *> * *f n * Brunswick Plaining* * and forwarding „ l 'Gcmpann J * ’Phone No. 102. * FOR • * GBOCifiRIE LT * AND * * Fresh Meats * REMBEMBER Duitien & Co* Wolf and 1 Street sell it for * less Phone 352, anil wfraf. you + order will lie delivered promptly. -F * READ THESE PRICES. -* Stew MeaLs from !> :o 712 + + pnend Steak from 10c pound to -2. Groceries Just as cheap. + SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND NO. it NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK The board of directors of the Na tional llauk of Brunswick lias dc- hir ed semi-annual dividend number 14, three dollars per share, payable on and after July 1, 1303, to shareholders ot recoil, at the close of business June 2a, 1303 £. D. WALTER, Cashier. Brunswick, Go., .tone ho, 1903. Don’t Make a Mistake About your harness, hut call and see J, U. Tankersley ami set one ot his. Hast Better, Bells Cheaper, Gives Beal Satisfaction ol any. He makes all graces and prices to oruer a its line of horse bats, boots, dusters, oils, auu Makes a specialty ol repairing trunks, vaiices, in tact all leather ana carriage work neatly done anU with dispatch. Hall on nine J. H. TANKERSLEY. Kalola is now 1 for sale by nearly all druggists and every bottle is guaran teed. Doctors, hankers, lawyers, mer chant , preachers and all intelligent people endorse and recommend Ka lola for indigestion, kidney and lives troubles. The best pill ’neatii the stars and stripes; It cleanses the system aud never gripes. Little Early P.isors of wordly respite. Ask lor Dewitt.) and take no gubstliute. A small pill .easy to buy easy to take and easy to act. but never falling in results. Dewitt's Little Early Kisers arouse the secretious and act as a tonic to the liver, curing permanent ly.—-Joerger’s Pharmacy, Smith’s Pharmacy, w, .1 Until’ FUK SALE. —At a bargain, a good ombinatlon horse, sound and gentle. Will sell at a bargain. -Apply to S. A Silvern, 712 UuJou street. Brunswick & Birmingham railroad AO. Schedule in Effect January 11, 1903. West Bound. |017|5 | 3 | 1. d’ly| d’ly |d'lyj d’ly j d’ly ! —i I—l1 —l 1 I p uij p ni |p m| a m i a m- STATIONS ,1 i [ 1 1- LV. Brunswick. 9 Ul), a 30(2 10,20 2U, to oo ouutu. J etiou.j a iu 4 4 *v,- 2,iu 2u, lo uruosloa ... .|U 2u, a ou t 2 o.*|iU -re, u2O Buffalo [t> a Uu,2 4i))Ul Do; 0 29 Anguilla jSMhj 0 00,9 ,! 00, 0 34 Cartier [9 38; 5 05[2 62;11 02j 6 38 ,vi. 1 ualmaun.; J 00j J 2U|J Uijll 15; 618 East Bound. |2|4jG | 8 | 10 STATIONS 1 a ly; dly ,U ly, and ly | dly l 1 1 i I , a nij pm ( p in, pmj p m I 1 1 — .~~l Lv. Thalmann., 7 00,11 30,3 10i 6 30,10 00 Cartier 17 14,1111,3 22, 13,10 12 Anguilla 1 7 17,11 47,3 20, 6 46,10 Jo Stiffalo ! 7 22;11 54,8 31[ 6 " Brohston .... 1 7 28jll 58,3 35j 6 South. J-ct10u.,7 38,12 10,3 44, 6 10,10 34 Ar Brunswick. |7 55| 12 30i4 Trains Nos. 1,3 and 7 .makes close connection at Thalmann with the Sea board Air lane for Jacksonville aud points South. Trains Nos. 1, & ami 7 make clos connection at Thalmann for Savannah and points North. Train No. 11 leaves Thalmana, dai.y 6.01 P. M., arrives at Nicholls 9-26. Train No. 12 leaves Nicholls 6.21) A. M arrives Thalmann 9.59. J. A. MCDUFFIE. General Manager Grease pressed ill your clothes will oon ruin thorn. This cheap and care less process i l ' strtckly avoided a jim Send your clothe- t him when you want a first class job. phone 253-2. FOR SALE—Roller top desk. Will sell at a bargain. Address H, care News. PERSONAL NOIES —* — NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO IN ANB OUT OF THE CITY. ! Mrs. M. Eisenberg continues very ill. i J. H. Morgan spent yesterday In Macon. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chasten is very ill. .1. T. Lucas, a well known Atlanta business was in Ihe city yesterday. A. 0. Stevens, a prominent merchant of Atlanta, was in Ihe city yesterday. j .1. A. McDuffie, general manager of Ihe B. & 11., has returned from a liusi •ness trip to Savannah. It. J. Ford, of the 11. & B .has re turned from a business.trip to Tifton and other points ye-terday. A large crowd is expected at the liasebalf game this afternoon and they will see some warm ball playing. Ernest Rickott left last light for Ballimore, where lie goes u> have an operation performed in the John ll' l>- kins hospital. Turner Brewer.the hu-tling repre sentative of tlie Kalola company, is spending some time in the city. Mr. Brewer look ihe prise of the- com pany last year lor ine largest sales. A large number of Brunewickians will leave lor me islunus today to re main umil Monday. YVatch thieves seem to be abioad in the land and several line timepieces nave been stolen lately. Nearly all the pleasure boats in the harbor will be at St. bnuon to morrow and tilings m ttie vie.auy ui the pier will be lively. The strut lax collections so far this year nas iirukeii an previous recorus and if the good wont continues t-ne citj oilico-.s wilt tic- sivelieu to u larger extent than auyhouy expected. Tile ice war is getting interesting ami me people seeiu uj enjoy .i. terday ice sold lor ten cents a bun-! urc-u unu it it gees nucn lower tiie lauturicv will have to g.ve it away. Evotybody is invited to join the largo Kalola cnoir that is now nemg organised lo sing us praises lor n.- ugestion, kidney anil liver troubles. Good hoard and lodging, nice rooms, electric lights, hath, anu u e of tele phone. $4.00 per week at 211 B Si. Beal instate bargains. 8.i,6hu.00 roe one or the prettiest houses oil Union street. Lot suxi-u" aim i lvjoru house J26U.UO 45x9u near the business center. Bi,dou.uu lot 4 loom nouse, c.-ose in, tor 4 small houses, rent at pIG.OU per mouth. 82U0.de lor 3 room in, use, brings JS.OU per montn. BKOBSTON. FENDIG & CO Kalola. This highly endorsed preparation lor iiidlgesion, kidney and liver trouliles appeals to every inielligent man and woman for a lair and impar tial trial. Kalola is composed ot the properties of lVmr noted mineral springs of known, power to cure indi-. gestion, kidney and liver troubles. Piease remember that 11 i: is good to eat yarn will tind it at Wilson’s Citation. Georgia, Glynn County. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, administrator with will an nexed of Hannah Faulkner, deceased has applied to the ordinary ot said county for the leave to sell land be longing to said estate for purpose of distributing to heirs. Said applica tion will be heard at the regular term of the court of oi dinary of said coun ty to he held on the hrst Monday in .July 1903. |?V/ - - l J> D> F °9 lßr > Administrator with win annexed of Hannah Faultoner, deceased. FOR SALE--Bed room furniture, cheap, at 405 G street. Jv A Shoe Talk | '7 you *>**r shoes **•* of courseyou do. we can serve you in the best * \ iigA of Rb* I ' l '* 8 w handle Douglas.Donothy Bodd, and Nettieton brand*, l \ * ll of whieh are h: o h irariea. A cor dial welcome to all. No trouble §•; \ IgjjpA to show our goede. U | J. A. Smith, Great Summer ; : Sale This Week: ► -I - 4 ► We will save you money or. all ► 4 ► purchases this week. Bargains in ev- 4 F ery line. Come and get some of them. h ► ► : Mrs. M* isaac Leader if Low Values. Prescription, . Accuracy : If you can tell up of any device, or 4 method which will enable up to he any mare accurate than now, we will thank you for doing so. However, we ■I do not, see how you can possibly ini- ( prove on our method of handling pre 1 < scriptions. 1 MORQAN’S Drug Store. ; For the “Hot ■ Old Summer Time” r. 6 A WARM LINE OF REFRI6ERA £ TORS, 6 GAS AND Oil. STOVES, f. a ICE CREAM FREEZERS HAFMOCKS AND EhSY CHAIRS 6 CHEAP FURNITURE FOR THE IS LAND COTTAGE. iM, M. Miller & 6 < DRY GOODS At Cost Our sales of Dry Goods, Nt ions, Millenery, Linen Goods, Laces and Embroideries are still cnand will continue until all the above .nentloned gooda are cold This is no fake and no bar gain day advertisement. We are dis* nosing of our Dry Goods, etc. because we are changing our business into Clothing-, Shoes and Gents’ Furnishings This is a rare chance. Don”t lose the opportunity. Don't allow yourself t© be misled. J.H/Heltef & Bpo 220 NEWCASTLE STREET JULY 3, 1903.