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SATURDAY MORNING. Shirts, Waists Jpr and Skirts. HtewN The Chance of the Season Im lm \ (,ne Week—Commencing Mon \l ill I ///V \'J a y June 29, 10 o’clock a. m. AI! Our White Waists and I Skirts, I=4 off. I j jF 25 % Discount. tfee Window. ==SCBEDULiE== Steamers Hessie No i, No 2 liffective May 1. 1903. HESSIE NO. I—DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. \ Lv. St. Simon Mill* (in in Lv St Simon Pier 6:3d a. ,m. Ar. Brunawiek 7:80 a.m. l.v Itrimrwick 10 a. in. Ar. St. Sfinon l’ier Ila. mi. I.v. SI. Simon Pier 11 a. in. Ar. Brunswick 12 in. l.v. Brunswick 2p. hi. Ar. Sl. Simon I’ic.i Up. in. I.v. Si Simon Pior 4 p. m. Ar. Brunswick f> p. mi. l.v. Brunswick f,:30 p. m. A i SI. Simon Pier fj:3o p. m. A r. St.. Simon M ills 7 p. in. lIKSSIE NO. 2, DAILY 10 X(’ 1C I"P SUNDAY* Lv. Brunswick 8:30 a. in. Ar. SI. Simon Pior 0:30 a. tn. Ai. SI. Simon Mills . 10a. in. Ai Frederica . 1.0:30 a.^in. Ar. Darien.. 12 m.. Lv. Darien 2p. in.’ Ar. Frederica . 4:30p. in. Ar. SI. Simon Mills ..S p. in. Ar. St. Simon Pier . 0.30 p. in. Ar. Brunswick 0:30p. m. SUNDAY S<' 11I0DIJLK. Lv. Uninswick 9:30 a. m., and 2:30 p. in. Lv. SI Simon Pier... 11 n. in., and (ip. m. J. B. WRIGHT, Manager. ■—T A WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE* Free! , of twenty live cents or over at tr, JT\ K— „ store we will Rive you a ticket whi.&h • mTm B # J entitles you to a free chance on a lmmlsoiue I’arker fountain pen, to l>e 1IIfl4“ /> |. * l,# " Away every Saturday night. “to ■ ff v 2 j the person holding the lucky number. Pen on exhibition at our Btxrre. *, F nee! HUNTER’S Pharmacy When in Need of IToney;. CALL ON /fv JOEL BROS. g RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS m y 308-389 Bay Striesi. / \ You can e' ‘ho most litwial loan*. on I 1 yrur Diamonds, Wate fees, Jewelry, i I t urmture and all kinds, of <t perenal a. J ALL BUSINESS STltft T'i’-V CO4FT \"h£SX £ER#- §j*. UENTIAU Umcclcrnied Rlcrjges Fur Stjle BBH|WkSm I us K.- Illyr >. Call sign outside stoic BROS. Reliable Pawnbrokers. / Auction Sale at Bt. Simon. Oil July Fourth there will he a splendid opportunity for the veople of Brunswick and elsewhere to pur chase a summer home on iJt. Simon island, as 40 lots will be offered at a bargain. These lots, size 40x00, ) are the highest situated on the island. ’ and me near the beach end 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 per iin present re ceiviug a chance thereon. For far ther iuforujutl'jn Inquire of H. liauf tuaun. lw 21 Special Sale This Week ! in Ladies’ Muslin UNDERWEAR at “ELKAN3” A Sure Thing It is said that nothing Is' sure ex cept death and taves, but, that is not | altogether true, ltr Klnif's ’New Dls j covery for cons'.iuiption J a (sure cure for all lung and thmut troubles. [ Thousands >'an testify to’ tli at. Mrs. j B. VauVlolre of tteephienSttown, W. | Va., says: "1 had a o\roro case of lironc.hitls, and for a ywitr 1 tried ev erything 1 heard of. bm’. got no re lief. One bottle f l)r ‘Kina’s New Discovery then cured me all aolutely. lt’ lnfallfble for croc p, -whooping cough, grlji pueiimouia, ind iKmmimp tlon. Try it It’s gnarmiteod. Sold h.v all druggists. Trial botthes free. Iteg sizes 60c and $1 .00 v ’deme dedal ■ thews thetes. Little Miss Moyse and Leslie Wat-1 I kins will return home Sunday, after a! pleasant visit to relatives in Savan -1 nail. • • * Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watkins will have as their quests next week Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirkland, of Savannah. • • • Miss Ruth Norris is spending a few days on St. Simon, the guest of Miss Alma Wriglit. Little Miss Evelyn Middleton will entertain her friends this afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday. • * Miss Janie Symons entertained a few friends informally last, everting. “ Mr. and Mrs. A. G.Banks are spend ing a few days on SI. Simon, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Conn lev. • • • Miss Lucille, Lulls is spending some time on St. Simon, (lie guest of Miss Alma Wright. • • Mrs. 11. W. Hopkins, of Thomas ville. who is spending some lime on St. Simon, spent yesterday in the city with Mr. and Mrs. it. It, Hopkins. • • • Mrs. J. W. Thomas lias issued in %it a* t ions for a card parly to lie given next, Tuesday evening in honor h- ; gm~l, Miss Barnwell, of Beaufort. * • Miss Clara Lamar and her guest, Miss Bessie Laker. !ave*tndav for Si. Simon In spend several day:, wit.li Miss Alma Wright. The friends of Mrs. il. Hopkins will he ({lad to leum I lint she has ic covered from her illness. • • • The friends of Miss Arabella Wright, will be pi ad In know that a cable message was received .vestr-rda.v announcing her sale arrival in i.m i jjool,after a pleasant, trip made in six days. • • * The friends of Miss Ernestine !1 a ;•- Ai, formerly of I his cit y, now of New York, will learn with inheres:, ot the prominent, part, she look in the com mencement of Mount St. Man 's acai * omy in Newlmrg, N. 7 , whore she ,s a pupil. 'This old an popular msU iiil,ion is noted lor its high standards and Miss Harris .made a line record in tier music and other studies, lies ides several musical numbors which she rendered she acted "Selected Scenes from Macbeth,” an afterpiece render ed by a number of girls, and acquitted herself splendidly. Kalola. This highly endorsed preparation for iudigeston, kidney and liver troubles appeals to every intelligent man and womani for a lair and impar tial trial. Kalola Is composed of the properties of four noted mineral springs of known power to cure hull .gosthm, kidney and liver troubles. Please remember that it it Is good to eat yau will find It at Wilson's Cltatlsn. Georgia, Glynn County. Nolle# Is kereby give* that the un dersigned, administrator with will an nexed of Hannah Faulkner, dooennod turn agplled to the ordinary of said oeiiaty fer the (nave to sell land bo longing t# said estate for purpes* of dtstrtbutiag to heirs. Rati applica tion will b hoard ut the regular term *f the court of ordinary of said ooun ty te be held o the Irst Monday In July 1988. J. ■- Fogler, Administrator with will annexed of FeulUaer. dtx eajioa. Everybody Is invited to join the largo Kalola choir that is now being organized to slug its praises for in dgesliou, kidney ami liver troubles. Her* lb a Stunner. A laege assortment of genuine Vrvenoh and English briar pipes with geetdne amber bits, without case $2,98 te $9,80 values. They must go at $14)0 mcH. OaM end pick your choice &lg Levta**. Clothes don't io-o their shapo when sent to .llm Carter to bo cleaned and pressed. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. building Material W* have on hand a full line of the following stock. FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING, MOULDINGS, LATTICE FENCING, RAILING and ROUGH DRESSED BOARDS. Let us quote you prices. Brunswick Plaining and forwarding 'Ccmpanii ’Phone No. 102. 4 FOR QR(#3KRI EL AND Fresh Meats REMBEMBER Durden & Go Wolf and 1 Street sell it for itjKK Phone 1152, and whal you order will he delivered promptly. READ THEoE PRICES. Stew Meats from 5 to 712 yoimfl Steak from 10c pound to 12 Groceries just as cheap SEMI-ANNUAL. DIVIDEND NO. Ti NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK The board of directors of the Na tional Batik ol Brunswick lias declar ed semi-annual dividend . number 14, throe dollars per share, payable on ami after .July J, 1903, to shareholders cl record at the ole,to of business June £O, 19U3 t. D. WALTER, Cashier. Brunswick, Da., J'uie t>o, 1903. Don’t Make a Mistake About your harness, but call and see J. H. Tankersley and get oue ot his. Oast tietter, Sella Cheaper, Uiveu best Satisfaction ot auy. He makes all grades ami prices to order, mus Uuo ot horse hats, boots, dusters, oils, and Makes a specialty ot repairing trunks, vallces, la tact all leather and carriage work neatly done and with dispatch. Call ou him. J. H. TANKERSLEY. Kalola is now for sale by nearly all druggists and every bottle is guaran teed. Doctors, bankers, lawyers, mer chant,, preachers and all intelligent people endorse and recommend Ka lola. for indigestion, kidney and liver troubles. The heal pill neaih toe stars and stripes; It cleanses tne system and never gripes. Tittle Early Kisers ot worthy relate. Ask lor Dewitts and take no substitute. A small pill .easy to buy easy to take and easy to act, but never falling in results. DewiA s Little Early Kisers arouse (be secretions and act as a tonic to the iiver, curing permanent ly.— Joerger s pharmacy. Smith's I'll *u mao VX .) butt* FOIt SALE. —At a bargain, a good ombinat lon_ horse, sound uml geutlo. Will sell at’ a bargain. Apply to E. A. Silvers, 712 Union street. Brunswick & Birmingham RAILROAD CO. Schedule In Kffect January 11, 190S. West Bound. ~ I y 1 7 I 5 I 3 1 \ d'lyj d'ly [d'lyj and ly j and ly r; vl -—|- —| -i ly yiuj p m Jp ni| a m | a in STATIONS ijf [ |-—1 i Lv. tor UMbWICK. 9 Uv/j t iU,*W V) uv buaifl. J‘cUuu.|UiO| 4 s|io 10, u id lirubatuu . 4 -iy| uZo liUllUlu |0 iibj b d 4 10 übj b isO Anguilla jObbj o 4b t IU bu, u3l Cartier j 9 3bi 5 okJill UZj U 3b Ar. i ualuiauu. ( j ouj o 2Uj3 übjil lb| b4b East Bound. I*l*i6 i ! I® STATIONS | d’lyj d'ly |d'l}’i d'ly | d'ly | a uilj p in',p W| p m j p m 1 1 Ii 1 Lv. Thalmann.[7 UOjll 30j3 AO; 5 30)10 00 Cartier 17 14,1144,0 22] o 43,1 U 12 Anguilla 17 17jll 47|3 25| 6 46,10 15 Buffalo 1 7 22,11 54|S 31J 5 53)10 21 ltrobston ..- |7 28J11 68)3 35j 5 South. J'ctlon.j 7 88(12 10|3 44j 6 10)10 34 Ar Brunswick.;7 55|12 30|4 00j 6 30)10 50 Trains Nos. 1,3 and 7 makes close connection at Thalmann with the Sea board Air Line for Jacksonville and points South. Trains Nos. 1, 5 and 7 make close connection at Thaluiaun for Savannah and points North. Train No. 11 leaves Thaluana, daily 6.01 F. M , arrives at Nieholls 8.26. Train No. 12 leaves Nieholls 6.30 A. M. arrives Thalmann 9.59. J. A. McUIJFFIH. General Manager urease i reosed in your clothes will ,mui miv tiicar Tins cheap and e.uv*- iesa linxc-s f stnckly awmled a Jim Cartel's. Send yam- clothe t< him vau want a first class job. Phone 253-2. FOR SAI.B —Roller top desk. Will sell at a bargain. Address H, care New*. . - PERSONAL NOTES *—x NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO IN ANB OUT OF THE CITY. E. S. Wilson, of Macon, spoilt yester day in the ciay. Paul L. Fleming, of Atlanta, was in the city yesterday. J M McLean, of Douglas, was a vis itor to the city yesterday. J. V. Robertson, of Jesnp, war a visitor to the city yeysterday. L. H. Taylor, of Macon, was regis tered at the Oglethorpe ye-terdny. JW. Smith, a turpentine operate r o Oflennan, was in t lie cit v vesterdav. • Conductor Barney Lee is hack on his run with (he L. & R.after a short vacation. Sunday hours will be oliservtd at the post olliee today. Several very desirable lots will lie j sold at auction on St. Simon today. | J. M. Spence, of Waresboro, was | among the visitors to the ity yester ! day Krigine N* 108 of I he 11. & i!., after . being thoroughly overtmoled, is hack at "work, in charge of Bngineer Pierce Smitli. A numlMir of Lriinswick attorneys who have been at tending the meeting of t he Georgia Bar Associat ion at Tal lulah Falls, will return Ip the city in t lie morning. FEED THEM, t The way to Build up Wasting Children 11 hen hahies begin to w aste astiv : ami tail there is hut one thing to do ami that is find the proper food. l’hysicians have never vet found a stomach. young or old. that would not digest the scien! ilit* food Grape-N ills, for Grape-Nuts is the most perfect food form in I he world, and will nour ish and build up any stomach no mat ter how weak. A Washington lady says: "I had lost two children from marasmus, or | wasting away, before my lillle boy j Maurice came, and when i found noth ing agreed with him in the way or, food, you can imagine how i felt. I “No food seemed lo sal isfy his liil le stomach as he would bite his little lingers and appeared to be slow ly starv ing to death, cry ingall t lie time l! was pitiable to see and hear him, and when he was seven months old. I cer tainly thought I would lose him. It was t hen my sister begged me to Iry Grape-Nuts which I did, using three tahlesponnfuls covered with a half pint of scalded milk and a half pint ot boil ing water which alter standingawhiie. was st rained and fed Imm the bottle. "From this lime, baby began to im prove, and he took absolutely no other food until I weaned him from the bot tle. lie could not take milk in any form except on Grape-Nuts, lie is now in good health, strong and sturdy and nearly three years old, and lam very proud indeed ot my Grape-Nuts hoy.” Name given by Custom tin.. J llat i lo Greek, Mich, j Semi for particulars by mail of ex- I tension of t ime on l he $7.70n.0n cooks' contest for 7.10 money prizes Snip Notice. Neither the uiasier, Ownei or con signees will he respimsihle for any debts contracted by the crew of the hark San Jose . Olive, Master. Real Estate Bargains. $3,500,00 for one of the prettiest houses on Union street. Lot 90x89 and 7 room house $250.00 45x90 near the business center. $1,000,00 for 4 room house, close in. SSOO.Ou for 4 small houses, reui at f 1 <j.uO per month. $200.u0 for 3 room tp use, brings $5.00 per rw ili BROBSTON. FFWTMG & CO FOR SALE —Bod room furniture, cheap, at 405 G street tA Shoe Talk If you wear shoes ’* J of courseyou do, we can serve you in the best of qualities. We handle Dcuglas.Dorothy Bodd, and Nettleton brands, all of which are high grades. A cor dial welcome to all. No trouble 1 to show our goods. 1 J. A. Smith, Great Summer Sale This Week We will save you money er: ail purchases this week. Bargains in ev ery line. Como and cfet some of them. —— . Mrs. M* isaac Leader of Low Values. Prescription, Accuracy If you can tell up of any device, or method which will enable up to lie any more accurate than now, we will thank you for doing so. However, wo do not see Jiow you can possibly im prove on our method of handling pre scriptions. IsISjH MORGAN’S Drug Store. 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 18- . LAND COTTAGE. M. M. Miller <£ do i DRY GOODS At Cost Our sales of Dry Goods, Met lons, Millenery, Linen Goods, Laces and Embroideries are still enand will continue until all the above mentioned gseds are raid This is no fake and no bar gain day advertisement. Wa are dis posing of our 3iy Goods, etc. because w® are changing our business Into Clothing, Shoes and dents’ Furnishings This is a rare chance. Don’t lose the opportunity. Don’t allow yourself te be misled. tJ.H. Heller & Bro 220 NEWCASTLE STREET JULY’ 4, 1903.