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6 OFFERMAN FIRST TO ME OFFER l- WILLING TO GIVE STATE FIVE THOL'SAND DOLLARS FOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Offerman, Ca , Oct 1— Offcrnian I the first town in the Eleventh con gressional district to make tin- gov ernor a big offer (or the district agricultural college. Acting upon the suggestion of Mr. J. A. Strickland, truster for the cor lege (rout fierce county, the citizen . of Offerman held a meeting last night and subscribed over live IhouKann dollars iu laud and money to sc the college (or this place anti for fierce county'. A committee was appointed, con sisting of Messrs. Silas Thomas. J. M. Foster and J. W. Gre?r. to canva: the county for additional subscriptions and it is hoped that five or ten thou sand dollars more can be secured to locate this school in fierce county. u.'.r.rman is almost in the geogra plural center of the Eleventh distil, i: the idea of community tanning is b< ing worked out here; the first an I only town of its kind in the south; it is the crossing of two trunk Jin.:; or rat road, making it easily accessi ble from all points, and the soil m 'he vicinity is the typical wiregrass land, gently rolling and perfectly drained, so that there is nothing to he wished for in the way of advantage; if tlio school should he located at this poiut. AT ST. SIMON PIER GOOD MEALS AND LODGINGS ‘ i . . AT KING CITY ||ST. SIMON PIER MRS. B. HARRELL. 4- ♦ A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY As I am going Into the coal an wood bus!lies with my father, i wan to sell iny present hind ness th Brunswick Restaurant. H. E. Iverson. # | THE CALL HAS BEEN SOIINDLD. j fT tTHE WEATHER MAN IS WISE ONTO HIS BUSINESS AND HAS PUT THAT “WINTER FEELING" IN [, THE AIR. THAT SUMMER SUIT THAT HAS BEEN HOUSING YOU SO FAITHFULLY IS LONGING FOR REST. THAT FALL SUIT YOU HAVE FROM LAST SEASON IS A BIT “OFF CUT.” IF YOU HAVEN’T S ANYTHING "ON" FOR TODAY, JUST DROP IN FOR A “PEEP.” YOU WILL BE SURFRISED HOW OUR W'Wr • j ASSORTMENT OF STYLISH CLOTHING WILL APPEAL TO YOUR WELL DRESSED IDEAS. THE CUT TO THE LEFT SHOWS L!NE OF CLOTHING WE CARR < jj I ONE. OF OUR SWAGGER STYLES THF - BEST MAKES OF SHOES. FOR YOUNG MEN. THESE SUITS W HATS. AND FURNISHING GOODS. t / ARE MADE ON EXTREME STYLES FOR BOYS WE HAVE THE MOTH j, Ilixifjr AND EMBODY IN THEIR MAKE UP lk ERS F ’ R,Ef, ' !D> SHIRTWAIST AND \ THE VERY LATEST IN THE WAY BLOUSE, EI.ACK CAT HOSE, FINE 0 'j OF YOUNG MEN S TOGGERY. HATS AND SHOES. m’ “ The Newest Shapes and Colors in Soft and Stiff Hats “ WOOD -BAILEY CLOTHING CO. “The New Store,” RAD NOT WALKED FOR IJJONTHS Terrible Sore on Ankle Caused Awful Suffering —Could Not Sleep nor Rest—Physician Said Leg Would Have to Be Amputated. CURED BY CUTiCURA IN SIX WEEKS “ I had a terrible sore on my ankle anil had not walked any for eleven months. I tried nearly everything without any benefit and had a doctor, but li*- didn’t seem to do any good. He said I would have to have my leg taken off, and that 1 would never walk again. 1 suffered awful, and at night 1 r pnld not sleep at all. I thought then; was no rest for me, but as soon as I began to use Cutieura Soap and Ointment it commenced healing nicely. I bathed the ankle with warm water and Cutieura. Soap and then applied Cutieura Ointment to the affected part, and laid a cloth over the sore to hold it in place. After two weeks I eoulrl walk around in my room real (food, and in six weeks’ time my ankle was entirely cured and 1 was walking around out of doors. I am enjoying perfect health and have gone to work ami feel a- well as 1 ever did in my life, so 1 know that the Cutieura Remedies are the best in the world. “ Cutieura was recommended to me by a lady who had used it when her baby’s head was so full of sores he could not lie down. She had to set him up in her arms to sleep, (signed) Mrs. •Mary Dickerson, Louisa,C. 11. Va., April 22, HK)f>." COMPLETE TREATMENT Consisting of Cutieura Soap Ointment and Pills May now be had for one dollar. A single set is often sufficient to cure the most torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, anil scaly humors, eczemas, rashes,and irritations, with loss of hair, from in fancy to age, when all other remedies and even the best physicians fail Cutieura Soap, Ointment, unit I'll!*, tire sold through iut tin* World l'otler llruji A t’lieni Curp., Huston, Sole Pit utif Mailed Fret, “ skin aml tiiood Purification. oluc Ribbon Beer. Jest iceolveil, a car load of faha brewing Company’s Blue Ribbon beer nee is sold at all flrst class saloon C the city of Brunswick. Retail 15 cents per bottle and $1,60 per dozen. T. Newman, sole agent. 218 Bav street- SHOES. BOYS AND GIRLS. AT PEFRSON’S. >' HE BRUNSWICK DAILV N£Wfi, FR>DAV■ 5, 1906, Doings In Mrs. N. Emanuel and children are vlsitir g relatives in Savannah. Miss Annie Imu Tappan will spend the winter with Mrs. H. S McCrary. • MUs Alma* Wright leaves Tuesday to visit Miss Essie Bessant in Jack sonviilc. • • • Miss 9a;all Johnson, formerly of Brunswick, is spending the winter in Atlanta. • • • The Ladies of Maccabees will meet this afternoon at half past three o’clock in the hall. m m • Mrs. Emile -Fabian arrived yester day from Savannah, and has moved Into hei new home on Howe street. • • • Friends of Miss Alma Franklin will regret to learn that she is quite til with fiver at her home on C street. a • • Miss Nellie Kenner has returned from a trip to Atlanta and Savannah, and is now at Cypress Mills, where she will spend the winter. • ! m The many friends of Capt. T. F. Floyd, father of T. B. Floyd, will re gret to learn of his illness at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Sallas, in May Port, Fla. • • • Mrs. W. C. Gaither, who is visiting Mrs. C. L. Elliot, leaves Saturday for Way-cross, where she will spend a few days with Mrs. K. L. Branham be fore going to her home in Tampa, Fla. * * • Tim friends of Miss Ella Symons, of Savannah, who is the guest of Mrs. VV. F. Symons, are sorry to learn that sue is suffering from a severely sprained ankle. • * * Cards have been received iu the city announcing the wedding of Miss Henri Emma Walker to Mr. William Donga! McCaig, which is to occur in Grace Methodist church, Wilmington, .v C., Tuesday evening, October 16, at six o’clock. Mr. MeCalg was for several years a resident of Brunswick, and is at present traveling auditor of the Atlantic Coast Line. Miss Walker is a charming young lady of the North Carolina metropolis. Tne Brunswick friends will join the News in extending congratulations. Society Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mallard are now quartered at the Oglethorpe hotel. • • • The friends of Mrs. L W. Bake, will he glad to learn that she lias been discharged from the hospital in A -and is enjoying good health again. • mm Mr. K B. Gantler and his son, of Annapolis, Md., are. the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Atkinson this week. Later they will return here to locate, and will be engaged In the turpentine business. • • Mrs. G. W. Blanton was among Hie out-of-town guests at the wedding of Miss Mary Aldredge and Mr. Harold Moore, which took place Wednesday night in Atlanta. Mrs. Blanton will return to Brunswick in a few days. Don t fail to get Mcßoons from L< en. Nice and crisp. Infants’ socks, 15 to 25 cents values at 5 cents per pair at Sig Levison. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FALL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MIS 5 KATE SLATER, BRUNSWICK S ORIGINAL MILLINER. fine Srees I CAN FURNISH AND PLANT ON SHORT NOTICE, CABBAGE, MAG NOLIA, SYCAMORE, MAPLE DOG WOOD, OAK AND UMBRELL TREES. GIVE ME A TRIAL. D. B. PYLES. 623 E Street. FROM THE BEST SOURCES How ami where a grocery stock 1 bought determines its val ueand quat tty. We could buy cheap stuff and sell to you at cheap prices. Yo might think we would be good j>eo pie to trade with—(but we wouldn't be. We buy from the best source pay fair prices and charge you a fair profit—just enough to pay far handl the goods. We wouldn’t touch cheap quality for a great deal. We iuteu to maintain our reputation for honest. In all things. THOS. KEANY. PIANOS! ; PIANOS! See us for ah High Gracs Pianos in mm . _ FLEMING & BRYANT 118 NEWCASTLE ST. PHONE 53. CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS i ,es us be your Wash woman BRUNSWICK STEAM - LAUNDRY. | Cline & Ludwig, Props. I Bottlers of Coco Cola arid other Soft Brinks 110 RICHMOND ST. PHONE 1 ■ V jTT ? S nC!£l|UQftVi!*S fill 2 tffc They overcomTwel • . '*-=== rf U‘M Skn * M Hf • V ness, irregularity .' "lyiti-x *.“2'’ t v -. ‘ 'T * .i-- '• *. omissions, increase v --or and banish “pa ol men : ruati.,l. ’’ They are “ ;.it M SAV£BB*kkp girls woman hooil, aiding development- of organs andsfcody. !v,,,m :i rolu ** d y for women • ••••tals them. Cannot do'harm—■ imtmm a ? 2&33W’3’ *y DR. MOTT’S CHKM 1 CAL CO.. Cleveland, ol