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TRI* AY MORNING. We Are Sole Agents to 1 ■*■*£■) In Brunswick for S' Florsheim, * r _ Lidwin Clapp & Son a s' £ A Burt & Packard \rr /s?r tfhoes JWy DOES YOUR BOY WEAR- Mr OUT SHOES FAST? fIZ /f IS *g"ll *T* TRY A PAIR OF OUR (| 1 liC/ “Armored pfvjOSHEJM Cruiser” .P* 1 SHOE BOY shoes; Will mQC Phone 257-3. No 303 Newcastle Street B. NUSSBAU M We receive Fresh u very Week . V v CHEESE sausage nsH w eners Worst NewHerring N-“ hate,, Kuack Worst CodHsh Minster Bolotina Sm - Salmon Limburger Postrama Anchovis Fromaye du Brie Postrama R | nn Hei-s Rcgucford Liver M a*kerell Edam Rmgs „ , .. _ , DILL PICKLES. And a full line of fine groceries Give us a call and fce convince# RICE? We have Ten grades call and see it. Don’t send out of town for your Rice, Get it at The Downing Cos. Brunswick, Ga. Seed Oats, ' Seed Rye, Hixed Cow feed Rafferty's Flour J. M- BURNETT, Wholesale Grocer, •PHONE 93. 222 BAY, 221 OGLETHORPE. Special Shirt Sale 5/\ft Values QAn ‘'l at “ELKANS” BANKRUPTCY CASE Judge Uaac Held Interest 's Session of Court Yesterday Quite an interesting session of the Bankruptcy court was held in the of fice of Judge Max Isaac, referee, ye terday morning. The cas'e was that of R .E. Hunter. The matter before the Bourt was tho j>ctition of the trustee to sell the assets of the estate. The Brunswick Bank & Trust Company, through Its attorneys, Kay, Be cue t & Conyers, op posed the petition, objecting to the sale of the property free and clear of liens. The bank holds a Mortgage os the stock of goods forming a part of the estate and they insisted that as ithore was a mortgage on this property the court, should order the property sold subject to, and not free from, the lien of the mortgage. They further contended that the bankrupt court had no jurisdiction to order a male of the property free and clear of lien under the circumstances. D. W. Krauss represented the cred itors and C. L. Sheperd, the trustee, appeared far himself. The referee hold that, the bankruptcy court had jurisdiction to sell the property free and clear of ail incumbrances and or dered the trustee to advertise the prop erty for sale. The bank may appeal from the decision f the referee and if this Is not don* the property will be sold in about ten days. The referee will hear the M. M. llit on case from Charlton county, the J. H. Coibb case from Coffee county , and the petition of the trustee for leave to sell certain assets in the case of A. H Baker, from Ulis county, to morrow morning. Getting Their Boats Ready. Tho oyster lioat owners who have not already done an are getting their craft ready for the winter oyster sea son and all of them will be at work within the next few weeks. It is said that the number which will engage iu the business this .season is not as largo as that of lasL Judge Dart Presided. It was Judge It. Ernest Dart at the session of tli# city court yesterday mornir.g. A minor case was called in which Judge Sparks wa disquali fied and tho well known attorney was called to preside which ho did with the ease and grace of an old judge. Notice. The city registrars will meet In the grand jury room at tho county court housa at 9 o’clock on Monday, Novem ber 16, 1903, for tho purpose of giv ing a hearing to those persons who were refused registration by the reg istering clerk. All persons at interest will take notice? and appear at that time. This November 10, 1903. W. J. WAY, Chairman, Board of Registrars. bavadura is the finest thing foi washing yotir pets, dogs and cats, be lts. cultureii aim grown pcopm. PROFFESSIONAL. NURSE. —Mrs. Regina Curley offers her services to the people of this city. Can give the very best of references as to her abil ty as a professional aurse. Address at 401 and street Mis* Slater will in anew line of handsome trimmed hats by Wednes day. Ladies come and see them and see if we een’t tempt y*ur pocket 1 book. 4 Eat GOOD ® Candies! W are now making and intro ducing several new kinds of the bet, Eating Candy you ever tasted, are if you appreciate GOOD, PURE Candy (and clean) be sure to give us a ca , It is a real pleasure to show and let you sample them. They -taste , he more." . Lloyd's. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEW*. dome doeial !hews %tes. Mrs. C. M. Forbes is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Adderley. Mrs. J. E. Moore *and little daught er, are visiting relatives on Fancy Bluff. , , , • • • Arthur Heyward is the name given. •o the little son of Mr. and Mr9. A. H. Lavy. • • • Mrs. M. Kaiser returned .yester day from New York where she has been spending some time. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purdy and tw<* children of this city, are registered at the Duval hoted, Jacksonville. • mm After a pleasant visit to relatives in the city, Miss Daisy Scarlett has re turned to her home on Fancy Bluff. • ■ • Mrs. V. R. Mitchell and Miss Olga Mitchell will return from Atlanta to morrow where they have been vis iting friends. • • • Mrs. J. A. Montgomery will return today from Atlanta, where she went to attend the meeting of the D. A. R* During her visit there the was the guest of Mrs. John M. Slaton. Misses Hazel and Zulu Adkins en tertained in Atlanta last night in hon yr of Misn Sarah Waldo, who is well known in this city having visited here last winter, and who is to be mar ried In Atlanta next week. The Jacksonville Times-Union oil yesterday says: “Mss. Albert Fendig and children, of Brunswick, have join ed Mr. Fendig here. They are de lightfully domiciled at the Duval await ing the preparations being made for a pretty home for them near Riverside." • • • The musical program to be render ed at the memorial services of the Elks next month will probably be the best ever heard heard in Brunswick, ine best local talent will participate. The program is now being prepared and will bo announced shortly The rummage sale for the benefit of the library will begin in the Dil lon building tomorrow, to continue until Tuesday. The ladies who have l>een soliciting donations report that they have been quite successful and there will be a number of useful ar- ticles offered for sale. It is hoped that a neat sum will be realized. Tho Pleasure of Eating. Persons suffering form indigestion dyspepsia or other stomach troubles /ill find that Kodol Dyspepsia curt digests what you oat and makes t; • iomatdi sweet, This remedy is *. ever falling cure for indigestion and lyspepsia and all complaints affecting lie gland'* or membranes ol Uiu su>. ach or digest-Ve tract. When yoi ake Kodol Dytpepsia cure everything /ou ea|t taste good, and every bit ol he noutriment that your food contain s assimilated and appropriated by the ilood and tissues. Sold by Joerger’s harmaev. Just Received Largelot of FAT TURKEYS £cuU 'Zahn, ‘Pvw*e 2M ZP Wirt Ttf ! U’ ! : i .n V'T’.v *jv*^r t-i/.k *yf AMw&ioitu. uuiur v A t J? L.'L. UU( (iVlfti ax . ft'u* t . tuv u •* t.rt'y t * fij’JSt M\J iitfti* t lfe3g£ fcJUC r vu > > o.v;r *y u;v t y ;#m* %-itt w> Ft. nut **' twt pur tup UWitA# JJ i KJKAVi'.Z JI’V'IUM'V; V > >1 ffr'f ' i-m—;-i—' j ! MONEY iN £>!T r YC'J KNOW IT. "tt >'• kV'l.t l(< '• vf j B'-übston, (t -rf.J & Go, tr.e U J. It date fu g*nu, Ktd tHew. The Jno. WgtK) liene tf> Union H httw U'.o 7 rvvrn hvuee Term* V>X tash Si?/./ nr 4 email hcueee, rent Ivr |ltMi pw month. Will tell for f/Vj. Vo**t corner G r.d E etrerte. V-Vj 2 lota ©* A etrect, doe* In, *2OO Two email heuee* near Loverta Oak, *BOO for the two. Two etory houa* and lot SOxUNk on North All/ny street VX/j. 0 ‘obston, f cndig & Cos %anux fancy groceries AND SHIP SUPPLIES ’Phone 141-2 402 BAY BTBCET PERSONAL POINTS, F. E. Twitty is in Atlanta. L. J. Joel has returned from a trip to Savannah. T. H. Gardner, of Atlanta, was in the city yesterday. J. B. Wright, of St. Simon, was in the city yesterday. J. H. Hopkins leaves today bo spend a few days in Savannah. G. W. Brandon, of Woodbine, was in the city yesterday. B. J. Ford, of the B. & B. is up the road on a business trip. J. W. Wallace haa returned from the Waycross fair. Tom O’Connor is spending a few days taking in the Savannah fair. Rev. D. Watson Winn, of St. Simon, is spending a few days in the city. L. D. Joel is spending some time in Savannah the guest of his parents. F. D. M. Strachan returned yester day from a short visit to Savannah. J. L. and Will Mitchell are doing well in the stock business in Savan nah. Dr. W. B. Burroughs will return from the Confederate reunion next week. J. C. Howell, of Knoxville. Tenn., was among the visitors bo the city yesterday. J. B. Clements and J. H. Young, otf Irwinville, Ga., were visitors to the city yesterday. Chas. J. Jones, of Rome, who has been spending a few days in the city, returned to his home last night. H. C. McFadden, general manager of the Atlantic and Birmingham rail road, was in the city yesterday. Inspector General Obear, who has been in the city for two r three days inspecting the local militia, will leave this morning for Atlanta. Judge Lambright’s court was very busy yesterday and a large number of papers were issued. Things seem to be lively in court circles. In New Quarters. Gilmore & Wood have removed their plumbing shop from their former place on A street to 425 Newcastle, in the building formerly occupied by Moses Daniel. Telephone 228 and all orders will receive prompt attention. Are You Preparing for Winter by having your overcoat and winter suit cleaned and repaired? See Jim Carter, the leading clothes cleaner and dyer. Fine old California wines, S. Lev toon, 310 Bay street. A near collar and sleeve binding and your overcoat will save the cost of a new one. See Jim Carter be fore cold weather. Phone 253-2. PERHAPS your overcoat needs a ew collar or new sleeve lining. See Jim Ca-tor at 5U4 Monk street or ring ’phone 253-2. CENTRAL SCHOOL S. E. Corner of F. and Norwich. Streets PREPARATION for COLLEGE or BUSINESS •'AY SCHOOL and NIGHT SCHOOL J. H. SWINDELL, Principal. DEVARIS & LIVADAS, Country Grocery Store, STAPLE AND FANC/ GROCERIES ■CA Monk fct. ' Phono 141-3 PEOPLES’ DRUG STORE Drug* and Druggiet* fjundriee. Pure Chemical*, Perfumery, Toilet Article*, Cigar* and Tobacco. We also Carry a Freeh Line of ardor, and Flower Seed*. 307 Newcastle. Phone 340 HUGOS & SMITH, Props. Nftt Q*r /JitiK. lx */j old pi*i f * K } ' fc'.*r**l at Ml*: ;'f ,i . |i*>, , b'Jt In tb*s /.t of UfA’/UwAl/ lf*;ihn. o * xlilJca Thin In pfliraJlellor] by f ***: /XaOr. WllO Kp<;f<j4 ft kiu noucy t;ulJ*J!n{/ a eyi'.brt.f. r, r*-Kl< to pro-vMi? Mit f unny a , botiJa of Chart. (><*/’!*) n’x Colic, <’,}>, trtk. hitf. l IJinrrii<A:H Rtru.criy am a / -ar*! aicalfixt Ua//?l tyitnnla;in vl' flr/i* r. jtn*iMb* r ho"G * Uw f:yr Jr/fin a hUfi'jMJ to r,n*- Tl, f'rm*<ly nvr*rywf- r* nlzn*l n • U,. prompt And rnllxbln rn<;*)i':in< Rreryt.fcln# In the boor, whhkoy, */.d t:\KtLT lino ear) a full line of pipe* •nd •nirrkor* auppllon, a. Ijovlhou, 310 •*.y etreet. ihe Weather In fairly Kood now for havlfi doth on put In nrdor for winter. Hoe Jim Carter, 'phono 253 2 Wlleon'e rnoah 25 rente at. rorataur a*it. Whm Kent out they coat 50 coni*, their real veJue. You will And everything up-to-date in th* fancy work lin* at Mil* Bltr’a Mllllnary atars. '** • KAISER’S I 1 1 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY °T i 4px Thompson’s j Jfr Glove-Fitting j Corsets ■ 3f/The Grand £% j MMw Duchess / \ I Tsssfp The Bias fjjm j Gored Militant i4i| Tt* * THOMSONS H j Habit Hip T T * MAUITtIIP ARE YOU AWARE THAT TRADING STAMPS MEAN MONEY? ! SAVE THEM. IF YUR BOOK IS FILLED BRING IT TO US AND YOU WILL RECEIVE $2.50 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE i KAISER’S Another BIG SHOE Sale Starts Saturday Horning’ Don’t miss this chance to buy your shoes cheap SEE WINDOW FOR PRICES. r Mrs M. Isaac, ?! EVERY PAIR OF SHOES GUARANTEED. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF RECOVERING H. n. MILLER & SON We Have a Lot of Cotton Mattresses O € 3 While They Last M. Miller -A tjen A Great Crockery Stock. 1 Have the Largest Stock of China, Glass and Agateware in Brunswick, Which lam Selling at th e Lowest Prices. HAY, GRAIN AND GROCERIES. A. ZELMONOVITZ, Corner E. and L Streets. Phene 205. Special sale i 8 4 V for one week. ss*oo trousers at $3 qq 450 “ “ 3.79 4.00 “ *• 3,10 3-s<> “ “ 2.99 3-oo “ 2.69 2 -s<> “ “ 1,99 . abe J. H. Holler & Bro. 220 NEWCASTLE ST. NOVEMBER 13. 1903.