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THURSDAY MORNING. A Cut in Shirts i lot of $1.22 Negligee Shirts with and without cuffs for f=£iPc. SEE WINDOW. 25 per cent off on the following: goods: Hen’s Boys’ and Child ren’s suits and single pants, Men’s and Ladies’ Bathing suits. Straw Hats at '/ 2 price Ihe sale in Flannel Coat and Pants is still on All! Our 8 to 9 dollar#* Q Coat and Pants %a V All Our 810 ana 811 <£ A .r> Coat and Pants 4? All Our 812 to 814#? O , Coat and Pants v Turnip Seed Buist Garden Cabbage Seed cppnc Garden Collard -• Beets, Lettuce for Mustard p a |j Planting ; Raddisb, > Spinach HUNTER’S Pharmacy When in Need of Honey 1 . sK JOEL BROS. ; f SEL| E PAWNBROKERS M I / U ri,n B e * ' ile moß t liberal leant, on f Tflplff nWff I yur Diamonds. U.ithes Jewelry, f I Furniture and all kinds of personal" iJ pioperty. ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFI- Sf’KagvifirS Unredeemed Pledges For Sale Look for large 3 ball sign outside to--e . Reliable Pawnbroker*. + 4 + + + + ++ + + + 0 + + + ++ + + + + + +******** See Window Display of the New PILLOW TOPS at “ELKANS” .dome dedal ♦ Tteipj States.: M '->■ I!. K. Haitian is recovering jfrom her Illness. • • • Mrs K. I. Coney entertainer! last ■ ■veiling in honor of her guest, Miss Mellie Greenlee. i • * * j Miss l.’aehnel Kogowin lias returned ; from n pleasant visit to Jacksonville. * * * \'en. Harry Cassil, Miss Leila Cassil and lieginald Cassil are enjoying a -.1 ay on St. Simon. • • • Veil. Harry Cassil leaves Sunday evening for McKay, Term., to spend several days, after which he will re t urn lo spend the remainder of iiis va cal ion on St. Simon. • • • Miss Lot t a liaumgart nur leaves to day to spend some t ime on St . Simon, 1 lie guest of friends. • * • Mrs. M. C. lipwe and Mrs. (.'handle liine returned from a visit, to fjavai. 8 nah. • * * Mrs. Anson Hall lias returned to her home in Thomasville after a visit to lei parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hei ne. * • * Mrs. VV. Coates ami daughter Miss Rosa, loft lust night for Atlanta \vln'tv limy will spend a wiHk- or ten days. TO INSPECT COMPANY. Riflemen to Hold Interesting Meeting Monday Night. Tilt* lirunswick Riflomeu will n'neot in thrir armory on Monday niglit, and thoconipany will bo in poHo.l hy Ca lain Itobiii: on under from Col. (Jordon. The following order is issued to the company: You are 'hereby ordered to meet in your armory Monday night for in spection by Company Commander and also reegubu monthly nu-tding. By order of L. A. ROBINSON, Captain.. 1:. O. DorCI.AS, First Sergeant. Though .Mercury is one of 1 lie small esi of (lie planets, it is perhaps the most troubl soino to tlie astronomer. It lies so elose to tic sun that It Is seen tm: seldom ; n comparison witli ■ lie otliet great 111;lnets its orbit Is ■ cry eeeeotrie, ami it experiences dis ttirbaiiees liy the attraction of other bodies in a way not yet fully under stood. A special difficulty has also been found in the attempt to place Mercury in the weighing scales. We can weigh the whole earth, we can weigh the sun. the moon and eve® Jupiter and other planets, but Mercury presents difficulties of a peculiar char acter. I.e Vendor, however, succeeded In devising a method of weighing it He demonstrated that our earth 1o attracted by this planet, and he showed how tiip amount of attraction may be disclosed by observations of the sun, so tti.it from an examination of the ob servations lie made an approximate determination of the miss of Mercury, be Vendor's result indicated that the weight of the planet was about tlie fif teenth part of tile weight of the earth, in other words, If our earth was placed in a balance and flfjyen globes, each equal to Mercury, were laid in ttie oth er the scales would hang evenly.—egt cy of tho Heavens." tply Hindoo tveniea. The men among the Hindoos of Bom bay arc by all odds handsomer than the women, the fashion among the lat ter of wearing in the left r.ostril a huge hoop of silver adorned with precious stones not tending to enhance the ; odicum of beauty they already pos -i s. Tills ring is often so large that tlie mouth and chin are covered by it. •he married women also chew the ives of the betel palm, and so their •eth and lips are stained a vivid and i- agreeable yellow. <htst >. that strong divider of class, is led euted on tlie women by stripes of various colors on the forehead. Their , in s. w hich are mostly bare, arc fund Hilly la,,000(1. and their toes and e ikies are ornamented with silver ban* p'e> and rings This 'alter ornamenta tion is spared by both sexes In down right ugliness many of these women approach closely an American Indian squaw. THE BRUNBWICK DAILY NEWB. A Case of It. MANY MORE LIKE IT IN BRUNS WICK. The following case is but one of many similar occurring daily in Bruns wick. It is an easy matter to verify its correctness. Surely you cannotask for better proof than such a conclusive [ evidence: Mrs. C. F, Noble, wife of C. F. Noble ■lent ist, residing at 200 K street, (jays: •‘I used Boon’s Kidney Pills for back ache, and t hey gave me great relief. I can recommend them very highly. 1 have suffered with back-ache for quite awhile. A dull, heavy, bearing-down pain existed across the small of my back, causing me at times great mis ery and suffering. I tried several rem edies and liniments, but with no ap parent, effect. Seeing Doan’s Kidney Hills advertised, I sent to Hunter’s pharmacy and obtained a box of them. Since using them the pain in my back has disappeared, and 1 feel improved in health generally, i can rfecommend Doan's Kidney Pills, and believe that they do all that is claimed for them.” For sale by all dealers. Price Wits, per box. Foster-Milburn Cos., Buffalo, N. Y., 'sole agents for the United States. Remember the name, DOAN’S, and take no other. Modifyin'tff a Dow. Travelers received by the sultrn of Morocco were ut one time required to make Hie customary obelsanre of the country, but that ceremonial is now omitted. Tlie reason, according to La dy Grove'ln her '•Seventy-one Days’ Camping,” goes back to a slight social awkwardness involved in carrying out that prescription A distinguisheduiaturnlist had been presented to the sultan, and as he bowed his head to'tlie ground, Instead of supporting himself with his hnnd he placed them behind his bnck; coni sequently Ids forehead came ngainat the marl.le floor with a lend bang, nno he had some difficulty In recovering himself. The sultan was amazed. “Has not the gentleman had the honor of enter ing the presence of his own sovereign 7“ he asked another visitor luter. “Probably he lias had that honor, your majesty,” was the answer. “Then,” said the sultan, “he should have learned the art of making saluta tions without the occurrence of such accidents.” Thereupon his majesty learned with astonishment that this lowly form of obeisance Is not observed at European courts, and he immediately decreed that none twit the usual customs de manded by European sovereigns should be required of Europeans when they entered or left his presence. A Close Combination. “They enn get up combinations in the west to beat the hand,” said a Phila delphia drummer who had come in oil a trip and had a shortage to explain. “In a town in western lowa I had a difference of opinton with a landlord and culled'him a liar. He was a depu ty sheriff, and he arrested me. His brother was prosecuting attorney, and he was against me. Tho Judge was his brother-hi-law, and he tried the case. I said I’d take ten days in Jail sooner than pny the flue, but when I dime to be halted up the Jailer said t me: " 'You'd better pay. I'm the father in law of the judge, ard it will be my duty to put you In a cell with a pris oner who's gone crazy and wants to kill somebody.' “I paid and was *eleased,“ said th“ drummer, "but I wanted revenge. 1 went to the only lawyer in town with a reputation and‘Stated my case and asked him to take It Notice of the first meeting of the creditors, in the District Court of the United tales, for the Hastern Division of title Southern District of Georgia, in Bankruptcy. In the matter of Jacob Bennetfc, bankrupt, in bankruptcy. To the creditors of Jacob Bennett of Brunswick, in the county of Glynn and district afoypsnid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 29th day of July,. A. D. 1903, the said Jacob Bennett was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his creditors- will be held at Bruns wick, in Glynu county, on the Bth day oi August A. D, 1903, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. A. J. CROVATT, Rc-fcree in Bankruptcy. Dated at Brunswick, Gorgia, this the 29 day of July, 1903. FOR -’RENT.—Two excellent rooms and kitchen on Union street. Address "S," care News. 8-6 A Little fiirly Riser Now an dthen. at bedtime will cure constipation, biliousness and liver troubles. Dewitt’s Little Early Ris ers arc the famous little piiis that cure by arottltng tile secretions, toov ine the bowels gently. yet effectually, snd giving such tone and strength to the glands of tbe stomach and liver that 'be cause Of tbe trouble is re moved entirely, and if their use is ontinued for a few days, there will he no return r>f tbe complaint. Sold by Joerger'a Pharmacy, Smith’s Phar macy and W. J. Putts A Thoughtful Man. M. M Austin of Winchester. Ind anew what to do in the hour of need His wife had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physician* could not help her. He thought ot and tried Dr. Kings New Life Pillt and she got relief at once and wa* finally cured. Only tsc. at All drug stores. tst* hntMerr a* M?a *n-cnrc Sr® Copt ' -> IS- -A— ~!♦ •• ... by all druggists Take. t*JJr. and buy rvaloU from your I rdggisC i mum I PERSONAL NOTES —■*— NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO IN AND OUT OF THE CITY. G. W\ Wright, of Sterling, was a visitor to the city yesterday. General Manager Berry, of the B. & 8., returned yesterday from a visit to Offerman. C. W. Deming htis returned from a short business trip to Macon. Judge J. I). Sparks spent yesterday up the H. & B. road. NOTES OF LOCAL INTEREST. Little Items Condensed for Our Hasty Readers. The weather yesterday was cori.sid -1 ably cooler than it has been for the past several days, and a good breeze prevailed all during t he day. The Atlantic & Birmingham rail road is advertising their excursion of next, week to be t lie biggest of t he sea son, and it is expected that several hundred people will come down. Everything is unusually quiet iti Glynn county court circles at present. No court will be in session until the second Monday of next month, when the City court will meet in regular session. Things are even quiet in the Justice courts. A shipment of the best peaches seen here this season arrived yesterday, and were on sale at all of t he fruit stands. Only two more days of July, and then we can swelter in August . We can feel the change now for the warmer. If Brunswick was a large city, the News could print a story this morning which would cause a majority of our people to talk for weeks to come. One of the Atlanta papers would give a neat sum to have the item occur there. The puzzle contest inaugurated by H. M. Miller & Son, the well known furniture dealers, is attracting con siderable attention, and a large num ber of little girls are trying for the pretty junior range which is to be given away. Some of the puzzles nr.; easily solved, but the hard ones are yet to appear. Watch the an. of this tirm in the News each morning. Attention—Employers! Notice to ail employers of laborers in the city of Brunswick: The Ameri can Federation of Labor, No. 8393, of Brunswick, Ga., takes this means of giving notice that from and after the 15th day of August, 1903, the following wages will be expected: For all per sons employed in lumber yards, 15 cents per hour; all persons employed on the outside of vessels, 15 cents per hour; all persons employed on the in side of vessels, as follows: Stowers, 27 1-2 cents per hour; pullers, 22 1-2 cents per hour. Timekeepers or fore man, 27 1-2 cents per hour. This, July 27, 103. PETER ROBINSON, President, CHARILY THOMAS, 8-2 Secretary. Ship Notice. Neither owner, master or consignee of the British barltentiue will be re sponsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said bark. PAGE, Master. Moth and Dust Can Not Corrupt your clothes when they are treated to Jim Carter's clothes cleaning estab lishment. 604 Monk St. Phone 2532. New Cigar Store. I have just opened a cigar store at my tailor shop on Newcastle street, and will earr- a full line of smokers' articles. The tailoring bus iness will be conducted as heretofore. The public is cordially invited to ex tend me a share of the trade. W. X. Bodam. Good board and lodging, nice rooms, eiectric lights, bath, and use of tele phone. $4.00 per rak at 211 B SL LOST. —Between my residence and store oil Bay Street, a register key. Finder will be rewarded by returning to S. Levison. STARjr^lx §hoe!sI11I Star Brand Shoes gjfYi / ARE MADE FOR EVERYBODY myrn^ik A j t J Men and Hoys. Ladies and Girls, (the / 'T.'fvSr <Jtvo them one trial ann you will always wear them. J. A. Smith. 'Can Z(6u suess What 9ieee J ef Jurn 1 ture Phis Ja? * I..FREE: A Buck’s Junior Range on 1 ( Sept. sth. To some girl under 14 years , Qip of age.. Watch cur ads. each day—a 1 ' lew P ictur ® will he printed—there will • °°° Ibe 30 in all and the girl who sends in correct answers-to .the greatest number of these' pictures together j mother should get a Buck’s Range,, ! M. M. Miller &dm ' • Prescription, . Accuracy i H can tell up of any device, cr . i • , mctkcif which will 6 liable up to „e „ny more accurate thi.n now, we will , thank you for doing so. However, we ■ ‘ do not see how you can possibly im- , prove on our method of handling pre scriptions. • ■ S- < MORGAN’S ♦ : Drug Store. ==SCHEDUUE== Steamers Hessie No i, No 2 Effective May 1. 1903. HESSIE NO. I—DAILY EXCEF" SUNDAY. Lv. St. Simon Mills 6 a. in. Lv. St Simon Pier 6:30 a. m sir, Brunswick, 7:30 a.m. Lv Bruurwick 10 a. a. Ar, St. Simon Pier 11a, m. Lv. Si. Simon Pier 11a.m. Ar. Brunswick 12 m. Ly. Brunswick 2 p.m. A . St, Simon Pier . 3p. m. Lv. SI. Simon Pier 4p. m. ar. Bninswl’k sp. nr. Lv. Bl'miswiek 5:30 p. hi. Ar. St. Simon Pier 0:30 p. m. At. St. Simon Mills 7 p. m. 111 SSI E NO. 2, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lv. Brunswick e>:: oa. m. Ar. St. Simon Pier 9:30 a. m. Ar. St. Simon Mins ua. m. Ar. Frederica io:30 a. m Ar. Darien .. 12 m. Lv. Darien 2 p.m. Ar. Frederica 4:30p.m, Ar. St. Simon Mid* p. m. Ar. St. Simon Pier 5.30 p. in. Ar. Brunswick 0:30p. in. SUNDAY SCHEDULE. Lv. Brunswick u:.,0 a. m., and 2:30 p. in. Lv. st. Simon Piet il a. nr., and Op. nr. J. B. WRIGHT, Manager. Pbr grass shears and lawn mowers call at Douglas Hardware Cos., and and get the best ,nr the least money THE DOWNING CO MAKE A SPECIALTY OF RICE AND COF FEE. THE DOWNING CO. HAVE ON A NiCE LINE OF TOILET SOAP. * FRANK’S ” K HAIR CUTTING at . ; , and * SHAVING PARLOR S’ 1 t? Frank has been 12 years working , ** Between Paris and London, , & FIRST CLASS WORK *[ and • POLITE ATTENTION ] All kinds of Shampoo and Hair; fc . Tonic j fc . Give Him a Trial. , f . OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, f K , ..Brunswick, Ga. ALL PARTIES Desiring to Subscribe to . . . THE ATLANTA JOURNAL. . . . Can leave orders at the Hunter Fharmacy or Morgan’s Drug Store and 807 Gloucester St, Phone 260-3 TERMS: Daily and Sunday 12 cents Daily without Sunday , , ~10 certs Get particulars DEAN VERDUY, Agent. JULY 30, 1902. ► ' HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN HOME ► A SUMMER RESORT ► 8 y s You do not think it possible. y the possibility of this statement. , It is an- eaqy matter, simply put ► la an t E LECTKIC FAN. t Dont put off any longer, but he y among tLe cool people. ► [ MUTUAL LiGHT - & WATER CO. f" Mads Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s Now Life Pills each night for two weeks has nut me my ’teens’ again,” writes *Dr. i, H. Turner of Hemps--/town. Pa. They re tbs best in the world for liver stomach and bowels. Ptrre’-' vae-ota’ Me, Never gripe. O'- 25'ream at Nows Job Office-Best Printing. p