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6 JPINANCeS,^^^^ (Continued from page 6.) Herbert Miller 4.00 A. D. Gale 125.00 W. H. Berrie 20.0 i j\. O. Townsend 16.30 H. S. McCrary 2.0 u j. J. Vickers 4.00 $ 624.20 COURT HOUSB Baptist church $ 8.20 Mutual Light & Water G 0... 6.7a K. A. Penniman 5.00 Coney & Parker 4.00 .1. M. Mosely 00.00 Moses I tan lei 5.00 Taylor Cook Cypress Cos 24.00 News Publishing Cos 15.jj b. T. Ooodbread 12.00 'Pnomaa Keany 7.20 N. Marks 168.60 Manufacturers Record Cos. .. 8.00 E. S. Betts 165.20 Morning Nows 10.00 b. T. Goodbread 16.50 Southern Express Cos 17.2s Southern Express Cos 19.30 Sadie Ferguson 20.00 W. J. Way 27.00 the Wrench Printing Cos. ... 3.00 I. E. Twitty 3.60 Tailor Transfer Cos 27.au n. S. McCrary 203.:0 News Publishing Cos 21.0 t K. McGuire 25.n0 Mutual Light and Water Cos.. J.uu Glynn Ice Cos 3.30 Western Union Tel. Cos. . .. 3.0a Postal Telegraph Cos 4.6 a ('< ustitution Publishing g 0... ti.bo .'doming News 10.00 .Manufacturers, Record Cos. .. 20.00 it. M. Miller & Son 36.00 s. Marks 213.50 Flnola Manufacturing C 0.... 7.25 ’t. B. Patterson, Mgr 7.00 st. Ixjulb Republic 6.60 Vickers & Alanu .. 3.50 <. 13. Smith 65.00 $1,210.63 CONVICTS L. M. Russell $ 2.00 A. R. Berrle 2.00 George Ratcliff 50.00 fe. D. Lamb 50.00 *6. F. Higginbotham 65.00 .1. M. Burnett 190.12 I*. A. Turnor L3i> Wm. Anderson 4.4-7 Colson Hardware Cos (15.b2 Colson Hardware Cos 12.22 b. D. Lamb 50.00 George Ratcliff 50.00 E F Higginbotham 65.00 Si. Marks 3.00 .1 ft. Rnlbb |5.92 r. A. Turner 6.25 A. M. Robinson At Cos 105.60 J. .1. Lessner 100.81 w. E. Morgan 40.00 W. E. Morgan 40.00 E. F. Higginbotham 2.36 bam Goins 8.00 .1. M. Burnett 35.10 Geo. Ratcliff 50.00 b. I>. Lamb ; 50.00 K F. Higginbotham 05.10 m WHO MAKES YOUR # mF CLOTHES? That’s the question you will be asked—And one you will be t proud to answer—if you wear Clothing- from our store. WlFr Cm™ 2 d^ rse|( ||| I *!Sll it Mlilhit IF ALL WE CLAIM FOR THE NEW Clothes | model suits and overgak j 'W'' 'jjft tigjg MENTS ISN’T TRULY DESERVED |jji CLOSELY FOLLOW THE IDEAS O" - V" ' NOTE PARTICULARLY OUR LARGE ft J %, NEW YORK CITY'S SMARTEST jfl Wj jGL COLLECTION OF SMART AUTUMN f| 1 |fl TAILORS, EQUALLING THEIR Vr SAC K SUITS AT j| j \J[4 COSTLIEST CREATIONS AND WILL '"’’V / d*" IN ] ' ‘ " r ss weLU | Special 3tf Line of Naincoats FORM TWO O ET i. #“■ ’CTr P '£a' , 'T “flz: $12.50 to $25.00 IFMFf WOOD-BAILEY CLOTHING M. “The|New Store,” COUNTY FINANCES. Mason Scarlett 12.37 J. K. Orr Shoe Cos 133.7? Tom Hendricks 2.00 Gus Hoffman 2.50 A. Kaiser & Bro . Lou J. J. Lissner 2.4) K. A. Turner 8..t0 W. E. Morgan 40.00 The Downing Cos 142.32 D. C. Houston 4.00 John Moore 8.00 A. Kaiser & Bro 31.50 Wm. Anderson 2.0 > $1,523.36 JAIL. J. H. Bohne $ 3.85 W. H. Berrie 170.40 Mutual Light and Water Cos. 9.(5 W. H. Berrie 221.00 VV. H. Berrie 10.00 George Brooks 9.00 W. H. Berrie 205.8) Midland Chemical Cos 22.50 $ 652.30 SAUVRIES. J. M. Mosely $ 30.00 J. M. Mosely - 30.00 F. E. Twitty 25.00 G. V. Cates 30.00 A. O. Townsend 25.00 A. O. Townsend 25.ti0 I*. E. Twitty 50.07 I'. E. Twlttv 25.00 11. 8. Lee. Com:! 362.51 G. V. Cates 30.00 .). M. Mosely 30.00 F. E. Twitty 50.00 A. O. Townsend 25.0i) $ 7-37.54 i LUNACY. Clinton Brown $ 1.00 K. 11. Winston 1.00 Isaac Cohen I.o> Horace Dart 5.09 J. PI. Dari 1.0) G. J. Leavy 3.00 Joe Borcharilt . 1.00 it. M. Brame 1.00 I*. M. Scarlett 1.00 G. VV. Blanton 1.00 G. \V. Blanton 1.00 F. M. Scarlett. i.Oo $ 18.00 INQUEST. .). E. Mailin' j l.ou 11. W. Gale 1.00 VV. A. Hackelt 1.00 Tom Mathews 1.00 G. A. H. Jennings 10.ou O. A. H. Jennings 1.00 G. A. 11. Jeuulngs 2.00 G. A. H. Jenuings l-'o.OO F. Brockiuetou 1.00 c. C. Croftou 1.00 Ben F. Goodyear 1.00 11. M. Branham 20.00 A. Brocklugtoa 1.00 VV. A. McCrary 1.0) T. E. Smith 1.00 Joseph Champagne 1.00 W. W. Phillips 1.00 George TTreeuway 2.00 VV. L. Wallace 1.00 THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, WEDNESOAV, 6CTOBER 17. 1906. COUNTY EjNANCfcS. T. B. Ferguson 1.00 R. B. Tupper 1.0 $ 60.0 > ■ CHARITY. R. H. Everett $ 20.00 Thomas Kearny 4.00 S. B. Amos 6.00 S. B. Amos 6.00 Wright & Gowen 8.00 Wright & Gowen 8.00 Wright & Gowen 24.00 J. E. Abbott , 4.68 Hector Powell 2.00 Hector Powell 2.00 Fleeter Powell 2.00 $ 86.68 ORDINARY COURT. R. S. Pyles $ 2.00 R. S. Pyles . 4.00 Foote & Davies Cos 18.(5 $ 24.(3 ELECTIONS. Frank D. Aiken $ fi.OO ROADS AND BRIDGES. Taylor Cook Cj press Cos. .. $ 6.30 It. B. Arnett 5.00 Road Cominrs.. 25tli Dist.. . 200.00 Sam Bumey 3.0 j E. L. Stitckland 40.00 $ 254.30 SUNDRIES. A. O. Townsend $ 6.5 1 G. V. Cates i.50 B. H. Levy Bro. & Cos 9.20 A. O. T ownsend 6.56 News Publishing Cos 7.50 News Publishing Cos 9.0 t) News Publishing Cos 2.2a A. O. Townsend 7.18 s 50. m; S7 vnoNEUY. Geo, D. Barnard &Cos * 25.00 The Wrench Printing Cos.. 6.4a FooLe & Davies Cos 4.30 Geo. 1). Barnard & Cos 12.00 Vickers & Mann 1.00 $ 48.7. ini* I bond, |f. S. Lee, Tr.. $1,500.00 For Sale. Good horse and buggy, cheap. For particulars address Box 33, Bruns wick, Ga When a horse is so overworked it Hoe down and in other ways declares its inability to go further, you would consider it criminal to use force. Many a man of humane impulses who would not willingly harm a kit ten. is guilty of cruelty where his own stomach is concerned. Overdriven, overworked, when what it needs ts something that will digest the fooa eaten and help the stomach to recu perate. Something like Koclol For Dys pepsia that is sold by all druggists. dcdetii Mrs. T. L. Glanton, of Augusta, is visiting Mrs. C. H. Wimberly. * * • Rev. F. j. Thomas is in St. Mary, attending Presbytery of the Southern district. * 3 Mrs. T. Hanse l Baker, after a visit to relatives in Florida, lias re turned home. * * 3 Mrs. J. W. Taitot is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Anderson in Gainesville. Fla. • * * Mrs. E. H. Mason and Miss Fannie Mason have returned from a pleasan* visit to Washington. * * m Miss Gertrude Alien is m Athens and is the guest of Mr. a-id Mrs. Edward R. Hodgson. * Si m Mrs. Lee and Miss Ila Lee are now making their home in the Cm font residence on Monk street. * Mrs. Mary Harris returned to lier home in Savannah yesterday, alter a visit to relatives on Gloucester street. M * Mrs. Joseph Champagne is in Sa vannah for medical treatment.. Sm nas been quite ill, but. is improving iaily. * * * Mrs. Harry F. Dun woody and < iii I <ii-eii are now in Atlanta, after sotn • several weeks stay in Vr-th Caro lina. * * * Mrs. F. K. Huger Is with Mrs. Wil liam Nightingale, Si-., for Pie winter. Maj. Huger Is expected lo arrive Inter in the month. * * Miss Birdie Postoll retu.nod ye;-’ tgrday to Savannah. She .vas at -mi panled by her mother, who will visit ■'n Savannah for a time. Between the hours of eleven an i one this morning Miss Haddie McCu lough will have as her guests the members of the "As You Like It. Miss Kez/.ie Conoley has returned trom Atnens, where she nth- been > visitor. She joined in Atlanta Miss Ethel Conoley, who was spending .. tew days in the eapitol city. Oil clothing of all kinds at Sig Levi- Min PLEASURES FOR RBI YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE US A VISIT ;t t WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HANDLE THfc STEINWAY, KNABA. WEStR, FISCHER, HARDMAN HER. RINGTON AND OTHER PIANOS. FOR ATiANO. HONESTLY MADE, ACC URATELY TONED, MATERIAL THE f BEST, WITH GREATEST DURABILITY - SEE US. FLEMING & BRYANT VICTOR AND COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES 118 NEWCASTLE ST. PHONE 53. CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS Let us be your Wash woman BRUNSWICK STEAM LAUNDRY. Cline &, Ludwig, Props. Bottlers of Coco Cola and other Soft Drinks 110 RICHMOND ST. PHONE 129 PH! EBKj'Sf Ila 8 act 1 li'A? i ilii I 1 omissions, increase vi ~ — = — or and banish “pains £fcg*jjsa* r of menstruation." They arc '• LIFI2 SAVERS ”to girls at womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. Nc i’S *Si.- known remedy for women i-qnais tliem. Cannot do harm—life becomes a pleasure. Sl.lK) PIOR BOX BY MAIL. Solo. *-> Urugpixts. DR. Muili CHEMICAL CO.. Cleveland,Ohio