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4 FEW REGISTERED TRE FIRST WEEK t•■ - ■ EXPECTED THAT POLITICIANS WILL SOON GET BUSY, AND MANY WILL QUALIFY. The registration for the city elec tion commenced last Monday at the office of the city clerk, but only a small number of voters have qualified during the week. There are many who always qualify the first few days the books are opened, and these, of course, have already had their name-, placed on the hook. There are other who always wait until the last wees., which is always the busiest period with the clerk. II in expect•>(! that the registration this year will he unusually large be cause of the hot political eainpai :,r. now approaching. Within a few tnor< weeks ail the politicians will be hu . ami special men will lie detailed to pet everybody registered. In order to qualify for the citv election one must he paid up in an . i -s, city, county and state. O course every voter who was qualllico i he county election can register to the dty primary without paying a#iy additional tax, hut those who did no: qualify will 'he required to pay thei state and county taxes before thev can qualify for the cltv election Orders taken for fruit and wedding cakes at l>ehen’s. Fresh Golden Rod. Baked daily, he ben's. AT ST. SIMON PIER GOOD MEALS AND LODGINGS AT KING CITY I (ST. SIMON PIER MRS. B. HARRELL. 4 A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY As 1 am going into the coal an wood buslnes with my father, l wan to sell my present him!ness th Brunswick Restaurant. H. E. Iverson. j THE CALL HAS BEEN SOUNDED. iM*fii.ji .np,-a—y—j*———an i iwm —i au———mum———■<■> im mm' it—n iiwiiiif . i--- -.' ■ rinii - i - r ’iifi -p.-->-r J .".. • * -rl —■ - —. _——— . T - 1 - || - rrT - n —y-., -.—-- -- - -■ -iiriMT I—iinaM— nil-nil ir n■l If —M"i.i>hiiß- iUl^—**—li———m—ar—ii—a>aiTL. I || THE WEATHER MAN IS WISE ONTO HIS BUSINESS AND HAS PUT THAT "WINTER FEELING” IN • ] jP\ THE AIR. THAT SUMMER SUIT f HAT HAS BEEN HOUSING YOU SO FAITHFULLY IS LONGING FOR ""’''l v REST. THAT FALL SUIT YOU HAVE FROM LAST SEASON IS A BIT "OFF CUT." IF YOU HAVEN’T jjPSwjf | \ \\_ ANYTHING "ON” FOR TO DAY, JJST DROP IN FOR A “PEEP.” YOU WILL BE SURPRISED HOW OUR WW^ 1 ' ASSORTMENT OF STYLISH CLOTHING WILL APPEAL TO YOUR WELL DRESSED IDEAS. j ■ IN CONNECTION WITH OUR FIN:’ n^9r~f&.[ ;• i|A the cut TO THE LEFT SHOWS jfrj LINE OF CLOTHING WE CARR f I;/ jggggm / >. ; T ! } - k\\ " ONE OF OUR SWAGGER STYLES THE BEST MAKES OF SHOES ’ gfC , J?.'U POR YOUNG MEN. THESE SUITS V. HATS. AND FURNISHING GOODS. h rgjg^ \ ARE MADE ON EXTREME STYLES \ FOR BOYS WE HAVE THE MOTH /Ji V 1 \ AND EMBODY IN THEIR MAKEUP lk jt ERS FRIEND. SHIRTWAIST AND jWm _ \ | -i jtfv ‘ v j THE VERY LATEST IN THE WAY A^ S ‘ h BLOUSE. BLACK CAT HOSE. FINE 1; :.. I| k'f j OF YOUNG MEN'S TOGGERY. Jte ( .•fttjSk. HATS AND SHOES. " I * -J WE AIM TO PLEASE. | j \ , The Newest Shapes and Colors in Soft and Stiff Hats WOOD-BAILEY CLOTHING CO. “The New Store. RAD NOT WALKED FDR 11 MONTHS 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 ore on my ankle and had not walked any f:.r eleven months. 1 tried nearly everything without any benefit and cad a doctor, but he didn't seem to do any good. He said I would have to have rny leg taken off, and that I would never walk again. I suffered awful, and at night I could not sleep at ail. I thought there was no rest for me, but as soon a I began to use Cioieura Soap and Ointment it commenced healing nicely. I bathed the ankle with warm water and Cuticura Soap and then applied Cuticura. Ointment to the affected part, and laid a cloth over the sore to hold it in place. After two weeks I could walk around in my room real good, and in six weeks’ time my ankle was entirely cured and i was walking around out of doors. I am enjoying perfect health and have gone to work and feel as well as I ever did in my life, so I know that the Outicura Remedies are the best in the world. “ Cuticura was recommended to mo 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. Marv Dickerson,Louisa,C. 11. Va., April 22, 190.1.” COMPLETE TREATMENT Consisting of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Fills May now be had for one dollar. A single set is often sufficient to cure the most torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, and 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. <’utli urn Soap, Ointment, nut I'llln, iti*• sold through Mit tin- world I’ofter l>rti|s * <’lieiu torp.. ll* •*tun, Sol- |*r< iihi~ Mnllwd I'ree, “ skiu titl blond Purification. ' Siui Ribbon Beer. Jest iecelved, n car load of Palis Bri wing Company's Blue Ribbon beer ante is sold at all first class saloon in the city of Brunswick. Retail 15 c-nits per bottle and 51.f.0 per dozen T. Newmat., sole agent. 218 Bav street SHOES. BOYS AND CIRLS. AT PEERSON’S. !H£ BRUNSWICK DAILV N£WS, SATURuaV. OCTOBER 6, 1906. Doings in Mr. J. B. Wright leaves to-day for New York. * # • Mrs. Willis Merchant at rives short ly to visit Mrs. W. F. Symons. • • • Mrs. W. J. Hodgson, of Waycross, is the guest of Mrs. E. L. Stephens. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Cannon will be witn Mrs. j. K. Nightingale this winter. Mrs. J. H. Hunter returns today from a visit of several weeks to At lanta m m m Mrs M. J. Colson leaves shortly to visit relatives in Alabama and other cities. ■ ■ • Miss Sadie Uart was the guest ot friends in Tilton several days of litis week • • Mrs. J. D. Tucker and Master John Tucker are the guests of E. i->. Stephens. • • * Mrs E. W. Fleming, of Jacksonville, arrives in a few days lo visit -Mrs. G. P. Smith. * • • Mrs. A. C. Jeffers and Master Job 1 Jeffers are visiting Mrs. Victoria .fel lers in Waycross. * * is Mrs. F. A. Wrench returns tomor row from Dalton, where she has been spending several weeks. ■ a • Miss Lola Calvin leaves shortly for Hagans, whe- she will visit her sis ter. Mrs Raleigh Perkins. * * * Mrs ('has. Gray will arrive from North Dakota early in November to visit Dr .1. V Butts and family. u Mr. F. 11. Floyd left last night for Mil-, or!. Fin . called tlieie fly the ill ness of his father. Mr. l. F. Floyd. M ■ Col and Mrs. W. E. Kav and family, leave on November first for Jackson ville. where they will reside in future. m m m Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Conant an 1 minify will shortly occupy the Night ingale residence, corner of Prince anu Wolf streets. • • * Mr M. A. Baker and Miss Laura Bake, leave tomorrow for Washing ton, D. ('., where Miss Baker will at tend eo"ego during the winter. Society t/ Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn have moved into the Gale house on Gloucester St. • ■ * Brynswick friends will regret tc leant of an accident to the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Walker, in Tampa. The little girl, in a, fall, broke her arm in two places and it is probable that the member will nave to he amputated. * • The wedding of Miss Maty Shorter Aldredge and Mr. Harold E. Moore, occurred Wednesday evening in At lanta at All Saints Episcopal church, and was reported by the Atlanta papers to be one of the most brilliant of the season. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Z. S. Farland and was witnessed by a large number j£ friends. Miss Aldredge, who has visited Brunswick several times as the guest of Mrs. G. W. Blanton, lias many friends here who will ho inter r- ;ted in her marriage. The pr&ttiaet line ov four-in-hand n 'ckwear ever offered in tbecity at 2d cents each. Come and look anu r >, afltoa'.Rhed. Si* Iverlscn, 208 ant WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FALL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MISS KATE SLATER. BRUNSWICK”) ORIGINAL MILLINER. Infants’ socks, 1-5 to 25 cents values at. f> cents per pair at SR; Levison. Fresh FISH and OYSTERS Tod ay GONE'/, Ifiitr, GO. PHONE 492. PLEASURES Foil II , YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE US A VISIT v/c ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HANDLE THE STEINWAY, KNABA. WEBER. FISCHER, HARDMAN HER RINGTON AND OTHER PIANOS. FOR A PIANO, HONESTLY MADE, ACCURATELY TONED, MATERIAL THE BEST, WITH GREATEST DURABILITY - SEE US. FLEMING & BRYANT VICTOR AND COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES 118 NEWCASTLE ST. PHONE 53. -! CLEAN LI MESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS Let us be your Wash woman BRUNSWICK STEAM LAUNDRY. Ciirte &, Ludwig, Props. Bottlers of Coco Cola and other Soft Drinks 110 RICHMOND ST. PHONE 129. •y;;.-T"P3 firyyWflUSl % $ They overcome Weak -5' ft' V ffVtl $ iUJ t* !• Tt ’• V ness, irregularity an. PL,S\S a<i iHRiitJ? ii g >4< H v-• i,-■'ii? omissions, increase vig mer.utTuation.” They arc '-ii.,? f5 SAVEICS ** to giHs'at iWf womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. No i&tSLSrjftite known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do'harm—life becomes a pleasure. PER JiOXBYMAIL. Sobs W&3MX&& *-*y ilriigf'ists. DR. Ko'iTS CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio