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TUESDAY MORN IN (I. Fall Shapes ==in— STETSON HATS Have arrived s- ■ ■ - - -- Turnip Seed Buist Garden Cabbage Seed P * Garden Collard srxu:s Beets, Lettuce for Fa " Spinach HUNTER’S Pharmacy METTO ? n Whst is It? NO NECESSITY In mil of town after your eyesight, if it fails you Wc can restore it to you if science can do it. Our Hock, Crystal Lenses are the best. Eves Kxamined Free. Our prescription work is accurate. |{cnnoii Molt (r)pk ‘p). Jeweler and Eye Speicalist 215 Nkwcasti.k St. Time by wire from Washington daily Keeper of t lie city. DR. W. CHURCHILL HATCHER Residence 710 Union Street. Office 300 1-2 Newcastle Street. Telephones 183 and 46. Office Hours: 3 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4 30 p. in.; 8 to 10 p. in. Ready=to=Wear HATS At Cost- See Window Display at “ELKANS” CHEAP POP CASH Flour, host patent, 241 l>s. .63 nnd 70c. (frits, best, per peek 22c. Meal, best, per peck 21c. Sugar, granulated, 17 1-2 1b5....51.00 Sugar, granulated, 4 1-4 lbs. 25c. land, pure loaf, per pound 11c. laird Compound, per pound 9c. Mutter, the very best, per pound Bacon, best, per pound 10c. Bacon, pig meat, per lb 12 1-2 c. Coffee, ArbucUles, per lb 12c. Potatoes. Irish, per peek 30c. Soap. Octagon. If lairs 25c. Picnic Hams, per lb 10 1-2 c. WATCH THIS Al) FOR CHANGES Ping me up or send in your erders. Full Weight and measure guaranteed. A. £ JKFFERB 210 Newcastle St. Phone 159 dome dedal ■ : thews thetes. ’ *■ Mrs. W. W. Ilrockinton is visit,inn in Atlanta. I ... ( Miss Oiga Mitchell has returned j from a visit to Atlanta. • . • Mrs, A. I. Anderson is out again af ter tier recent illness. ... Miss Janie Symons entertains this evening with a dance. * * * Lavoisier Lamar is ill with fever to the regret of his friends. ... Miss Agues Laspeyre, of Pidcock, (la., is the guest of Mis.lt. W. Peters. Mrs. O. L. Candler is ill with fever, to the regret of tier friends. ... Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Coney will re move'shortly to their residence cor ner Union and London streets. Mrs. f. W. Wright has returned to Sterling from a visit to Mrs. P. W- Fleming. ... Miss Lilia Tilton, of Savannah, is the charming guest, of Miss Margaret Young. ... Mrs. IS. J. Ford is spending some time with relatives in Dublin. * * * Mr. anil Mrs. B. Borohairdt returned yesterday from Wiaynesville, N. C. where they have been spending a few weeks. * * . Mrs. .1. T. Dent and Miss Marion Dent have returned io their homes pt Hofwyi, after a visit to Savannah. ... Miss Dairy Hodge, formerly ttian agor of McClure’s store, has gone to flrillu to reside. * * * Mrs. K. Myers returned yesterday from a visit to Atlanta. ... Miss Willie Barkuloo has returned from a pleasant visit to Atlanta. ... Mrs. .tillins May, who lisa keen lit. is better. Mrs. H. 1 1. Mine is removing into the residence formerlly occupied by Rev. J. .T. Perry. * * * A large number of those who have IMeen spending the summer nt the seashore have returned to their homes and packed tiluoir grips for a trip to the mountains. * * * L. I). Odham and his sou, lhirford Odiiam, left yesterday for Arabi, (la. wliere the latter will enter Houston High school. • • • Mrs. O. Downing, Miss Medeleine Downing and Mrs. P. M. Nightengale and her little daughter were at the Majestic in Atlanta last week. • * • Master Morton Wiggins’entertained a few of his little friends Saturday af ternoon, the occasion being liis lltli birt Inlay. • • • Mrs. C!. L. Elliott lias returned from a short visit to Atlanta.. • . Mrs. T. F. Winter lias returned from Atlanta, where she spent, several days witli friends. Miss Meta Scarlett lias gone, to Ma con to lie the guest of Mrs A. E. Ilills man before returning to school in Athens. * * * Miss Rosa Ross is in Atlanta, from where she will go to Athens to resume her studies at t lie Normal school. * * * Miss Leslie Butts returned yester day, after spending the summer de lightfully in Boston, (la., Bainbridge, Tliomasville and Atlanta. Miss Butts received many attentions dur ing her visit to those cities, wheteshe is extremely popular. LOST.—At Friday s baseball game a small purse containing $1.35 cash two rosaries, some beads and other trinkets Return to this office and get reward. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, Cheap for Cash Flour, Best Patent. 24 lbs 60c Grits per peck 20c Meal, per peck 20c Sugar, Granulated. 18 lbs .. ..$l.OO Lard, Pure Leaf, per lb 10c Lard, Compound, per lb !)c I Butter, extra boquet creamery,.. 25c Bacon, best per lb 10c Bacon, good, 7 1-2 c. 2 lbs 25c Coffee. Arbuekle's 11c Potatoes. Irish per peck 30c Soap, Octagon, 6 bars, 25c Tomatoes, per can 8c Tomatoes. 3 cans 20c t C. L. Parker, Cor E and J Sts Telephone 94 Some Remnrlcnlile Qnni, At the siege of Ithodes the Turks constructed mortars by hollowing out cavities in the solid rock at the proper angle, and in the arsenal at Malta is a trophy of the long and glorious defense of Valetta, in a Turkish gun, about a six pounder, composed of a copper tube coiled over with strong rope and “jack eted” with rawhide. In the same col lection are some antique “quick firers,” breechloaders, with small bores and immensely long barrels, li:ce punt guns. The Malay pirates put great trust in the long brass swivel guns called “lelu,” and in Borneo these lrias were used as a kind of currency, large sums being estimated in guns. The Chinese cast excellent bronze guns (there is u line specimen of them in Devonport dockyard), but so little did they understand gunnery that in the so called “opium war” the forts of the Bocca Tigris, defending the Canton river, had the guns built immovably into the waits. The Sikh gunners op posed to us in the two Punjab wars, though they loaded with amazing reck lessness, shoveling in the powder from open boxes, stuck to their guns to the last. The blood of the nrst man killed was smeared on tiie gun, and the whole detachment died beside it sooner than retreat.—Chambers’ Journal. Ills lot SoperHtitlon. “Superstition seems to he connected In the minds of most people With wo men, ladders, rahldts’ feet and horse shoes," said tlie young girl at the piano. “Asa matter of fact, however, I know that men are fully as superstitious as the Women of my acquaintance, and sometimes more so. One young man of my acquaintance, for instance, who has literary yearnings and who feets sure lie could astonish the public with his brilliant stories If he could only get Rome editor to accept them,, spends his summers in the country gathering in spiration, local color and—four leaf clovers. When winter comes he returns to Ids ballroom in the city, writes sto ries by the wholesale and dispatches with each consignment to the editors a four leaf clover. (Sometimes the arti cles are accepted, and then the writer ascribes his success to the talisman. More often, however, they are re turned, with the mascot in a more or less crumpled condition, aud be spends wliat leisure bouts he has in trying to figure out why it is those clovers don't work every time. Never for a moment does he ascribe failure to any' faults in his manuscripts. Isn’t that the limit in the way of superstition?”—Philadel phia Lodger. A Real Bargain For Right Party 1 will sell the whole or part interest in tiie Confectionery business of M. and MARTIN & CO., at 214 NEW CASTLE ST. The business consist of a line stock of Fresh Candies, a Thorough ly up *o date plant for the manufacture of Ice t. Cream. The business is on paying basis and is a good investment for right party. For particulars apply to . D. J. DILLON aLYNN CLEANING AND PRESS ING CLUB. Andrew Wright, - • . Proprietor. 100 Gloucester Street, cleaning, Repairing and Tailoring. "Prompt Attention" Our Motto. BEST MATERIAL . . . COMPETENT WOP.KKMEN \n order will convince you that we will give satisfaction.. Phone 31. Fall will soon be here. Have your overcoat dyed at the Glynn Cleaning and Pressing club. EDWIN W. DART, Attorney and Ceuncellcr at Law. Court Houim*. Brunswick, Ga, Real Estate Bargains. J2,30.).00 for one of lb., prettiest bouses on Union street. Lot 30x80 and 7 room bouse J2u2.UO 45x00 near tlir. business center 21,000. j 0 for 4 room house, close I- 1 . SBOO.0 j for 4 small houses, rent at $16.00 per month. $200.00 for 3 room hfU*se, brings $5.00 per month. BBOBSTON. FtINDIO t CO AROUND OUR CM, ——!* BATCH OF SMALL ITEMS PICKED UP DURING THE DAY BY NEWS REPORTERS. J. H. Pace has returned from a visit to Murphy, S. C. W. B. Isaac is quite ill at the home of Col. C. P.Goodyear. Lotus J, i.v'.xvy returned yesterday from Atlafita. Aaron Haas returned yesterday from North’ Carolina; W. B. Robinson is spending a few days at Satilla Bluff. [Judge Editing Whitfield returned yesterday from a trip north. The two Max Marks have returned from a ideal ant trip to Atlanta F. El Twjtty retnvnCf! yeslterday from a trip to Atlanta and other cit ies. Congressman Brantley leaves this week to spend some time at Tate Springs. Col. D. W. Krauss returned yester day from Waymest ille, N. C., where ho has been spending a few weeks. j. p. Banks, formerly connected with the Mallory line, left Sunday for Jacksonville, where he will reside in future. E. A. Silvera left for Savannah yes terday where he is io reside in fu ture. Mr. Silvera will engage in the Urnkcragei Inn tineas ,there. Not withstanding the fact that it Is thought that the season at St. Simon is otor, a large crowd went down Sun day and had a fine trip, it was one one of Lite largest crowds of tliu sea son. NEW YORK Cats It Grocery Is prepared to meet, t he prices of all competitors. Vegetables always on hand. Get my Prices and you wdl always save money. I am still sole' agent for Grant street tor Purina feed. I carry a full stock of Grocer ies at rock bottom prices. bouL e/j-ijM. pr^o. 227 Grant Street. FOR RENT.- Twee furnished rooms and kitchen, storeroom and pantry on first floor and also furnished rooms on second floor. Apply at 7J2 Unoin street. / Moth ana Dust Can Not Corrupt your clothes when they are treated to Jim Carter's clothes cleaning estab lishment 504 Munir st Phone 2532. slash, doors tid blinds lor sale r.t Dfiagla’ Hf-dwsia* On. Mads Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put me my 'teens’ again,” writes Dr. u. H. Turner of T'mreytown. Pa. They’re tlie best In the world tor liver, stomach and bow&P. Purely vegeta bio. Never eripa. O’’- 25 cento at ALL PARTIES Desiring to Subscribe to . . . THE ATLANTA JOURNAL . . . Can leave erders at the Hunter Pharmacy or Morgan’s Drug Store and 207 Gloucester St., Phone 260-3. TERMS: Daily and Sunday (2 cents Daily without Sunday .... 10 cents Get particulars . 1 DEAN VERDEY. Agent. 1 Mrs. Mollie Alien, cl South Fork, Ky., says she ha-, prevented crluc:..-- of cholera morbus y ■ -.lug *. hum berlaia’s stomach .-.i ... when she fell at • tael: ev. r.i i: . .. Such attacks are indigestion an,, thoi ■ i..i,leU . -t what is a,to to < ,-;:n tl. stoel and ward of the ipi touching n..ei;.. Attacks of in.i. p,.- , vented in l Nothing like treks anu vegetables 1 for summer dkt. ,i a litem fresh at | Chris. Arniieiters. 'Phone 01 and be happy. Only the Experienced can guarantee and give you a first class job in Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing clothing. Jim Carer h-s the h_’st —exuei ience. You can find at Miss Slater's Milli nery parlor? ar Us tied dowc-rs, good for paper hats and ether cheap trim mings. almost given away. News office lor the best in jointing. ’. Elastic Felt Mattresses * -• FROM SIO.OO TO $15.00. NOTHING LIKE IT FOR A GOOD * NIGHT’S REST iM, M. Miller & den A : Good Soda j * * ..Of course, .anybody can say his h Soda Water is “Good”—but appar ently there are comparative, degrees ► of goodness. „ If you enjoy really GOOD Soda, i ►’ step in and see how ours tastes. We don’t believe that you will be disap- pointed. jMORGAN’S • Drug Store. CO TO CHRIS ARNHEITER T. He Leading Grocer and iVIeMt Market Man for best Jr.arga.ins in Gi'oceries, Vegetables* and Meats here are: prices poS'tffi? KIT Per b!lrrei - 1 * Per aacfc 24 T Granulated sugar lv pounds m Blanks Mocha & Java coffee per pound .’no, r me collee Two pounce, ~,'- Qtinkers Oat meal, two packages ££ Best bacon per pound... “T" Fine Leaf lard per pound , £ Octagon soap six bars • Imported lea per pound Rest Elgin butter per pound ££ 1 carry the finest western meats at reasonable r'-iccs also a Drop suppiyol vegetables and country eggs received dalljT *j£B AT!:iAL S: b, ' oouw > 111luct everything in the grocery lino. (HVE ME o. ARNHEITER COR. MONK &; NEWCASTLE STS —SCHEDULE— Steamers Hessie No 1, No 3 Effee t ive May T 1003 .' “ HESSIE NO. I—DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Lv. St. Simon Mills 6a. m Lv. St Simon. Pier.. e tn , ™ Ar. Brunswick a.m. a. m. Ly Bninrwick lo a. m. Ar. St. Simon Pier n, L . St, Simon Pier 11 a. m. Ar. Brunswick w“* Kv Tc- ck iY 2 p.m. Ar. St. Simon Pier ;o m L\. St, Simon Pier 4 p.m. Ar. Brunswick - f.' ’ Vv uiiswiob: 5:30 p. m. Ar. St. Simon Pier 7i, „ H?' Ar. st. Simon Mills 7p. m. 0 m ’ l *’>. 1 I ). .. )if LY BXOSPr i T i DAY t V * S ru i 1 . sw ci \; . 8:30 a. rn. Ar. St . Simon Pier q.o n n .ar 11 "* "US- Ar {{• st. simon Millsm. iV. si.'sffiSrs; fyStm T .. . . SUNDAY SCHEDULE. I-V. Brunswick 9:30 a. m., and 2:30 p. in. Lv. St. Simon Pier 11 a . m., and (ip. m. WRIGHT, Manager.“ i>s| - •;; • ' ' v '^\ *'<-- .•' <J?- ON THE gOUTHERK "^ulkw ■Shorter College ! e. ' _ v . iShcrter. An endowed Insti : •' ' 1 -is rcrciaost In America in ctm if, - ■ ' 7 e -“caion under idea]esn ;*• ; • sch'<4 forthe best people." KuaSc - - • ? ry offars unequalled advantages. EarV ~ “| 5 ° necgoaiy. Many i ate applicants turned t?,n r V Se 'o'lW'uSept. 24th. Illustrated to President si<i" n (H, ''. e 6. P Wo“' U “ Cr tiSS e : ,'uii 011 I THE LINE FOR BUSINESS, THE LINE FOR PLEASURE THE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST RUMMER RESORTS Complete Summer Resort Folder Mailed Free to Any Address. $ _ Tear. S. H. Harewick, W. H.Tayco* . ass. Traffic Mgr. Gen'l Fass. Avar:, Asst. Gan'] Pass Art VASHIXOTON.yt.C. WASUiKOTOS.D.C. ATtXHTA. G*. “Land of the Sky.” Those who contemplate spending a c-opie of weeks out of tbo citv this month would do we’’ t- Land ' ■ ins' m.i: oi me mapnire Country." The Southern Railway fEers except in aliy low rates to points in both localities. For further in formation cal] on or address C I* .Candler, General Agent, SEPTEMBER 1, ISOS.