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2 111 TIE GRAND A GOOD MUSICAL COMEDY. Arthur Dunn and Hl* Company Pleas ed Audience Last Night. Arthur Dunn, that Tittle midget comedian, heading a high class com pany, appeared at the Grand last night in "The Little Joker," written especially for Mr. Dunn, and It suit? him to a letter. Arthur Dunn i* a comedian of the high clasß variety. His very face, voice and movement Is sufficient 'o bring laughter from an audience; tv gets himself up in a most comical at tire. is good in all his specialties, and can eaailv l>e classed the boat come dtan seen here this season. Supporting the star comedian is a first class company. The women wer all pcotty, several of them were pos wsßfid of unusually good voices, wore elaborate costumes and handled them *elvui In a graceful manner. The comedy simply sparkles with W|i from beginning to end, the scenery and stage effects were all appropriate, atid everything else Is contained lr. The Little Joker" to make it a buc < ess, For some reason, probably 'tha; several Hallowe'en parties wore given last night, the audience was an un usually small one for such a high class attraction. The Player Maid, While peeps behind the sceues in plays are not exactly a novelty. th< ft ret act of “The Player Maid,” In which Miss Florence is starring gives an audience an idea of now different things* are on the back of the stage from the illusion of tut front—a regular gian'e of real life behind the footlights. The scene is in the dressing room of the sfm actress between the acts of ‘a per forniauce of "Romeo and Juliet," and an Incident, strange to an audience, jut common enough to real life on the stage, Is the quarrelsome rela tion bacl: of the curtain of the lover; uo devoted when It ts p. There,, is only one branch of me; ctiandlse we pretend to know any thing about and it is ihe only branch we sellr-shoat. Peer son's. EAj. ESTATE, LOANS AND INVESTMENTS 'J: See us for tho best city prop erty. kinl| of ; real estate. BOYTaoe. 110 Newcastle St. Phone 301 'ui I HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF FOUN TAIN, BULB AND WHIRL SPRAY SyatNftES fVSft SHOWN IN J6RUNjWICK. AND YOU AJ%. tNMjFr- -M. CALtonfeNf £V© LADY HAVE A"' XR'NGE. | - ttA ir^ii Tn s yjr : | "\ v yf- ■ ?*■ X h TEED.^Welgi Fcr w 500 HUNTS ON TIE STEAMER NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINER EXPECTED !N jftkRLESTON ON SUfIH|S j - ■ According to the the North German Lloyd -Witte kind, bearing over &< 0 IHERA* to the south, will arrive next Sunday. \ The scarcity of labor in tbf iinas and throughout the resulted tc£f mr.ii: m , •-.tort til*- r in an'! discussed for the • bringing ter class of foreign laborers d*H|* to some southern port. Ip ft was finally decided that the ldjr* *q& most practical way was to ,b4n these from the old world direct a southern port, and Charleston tec-, the city decided upon. CcauhlSsklief of Immigration E. J. of South Carolina, was placed injiak; e of the work, and the M. V. Richards, chk^Srthe Industrial dtyJplSwot of WasiU mgton, was ask&pT Mr. Richards tiri mertiau.d’ and togetno. jtmaon\ these gentlemen went'W practical line* On theaKtekintl, arriving guild a . are ovmffoo worktlrs. Most of these will lit) the cotton mills ofth# Carolina;,. 'The Immigrants, as iwfas they arrive/ In Charleston wil: if fedlately be grit to the differ mi Wfi. where thdfcmployer* are now awaiting their <&ing. Thom* work erg will reach theft, destinations over* the Southern railway and as a result, In addition to Mr, Richard;;, Aarist ant General Passenst-r George Alien aud other oiliciala will be present tb ill reel this move j meat, y Tjw grekveat t aro has teen taken ;u the selection of these immigrants to secure the best of workers who will provo industrious and ak-u gooa citizens To this end tho better class of Bedlams. Uei uiaua. French, Nor weKiaflb|d Sweedlsh stil;:s have beet; AL§WIRSr t,LASS SALOONS SELL >HARVARD’S RYE. ,* t • oufc FOUR DOLLAR SHOES FO WOMEN ARE BEAUTIES. SE THEM AT FEERSON’S. Order* token for fruit and woddin cakes at Ldien’s. Ijn FIRST CLASS SALOONS HARVARD’S RYE. don't buy once a year nor PP P a year, but we are receiving loes all the time. Peerson's. Infants’ socks. 16 to Sf> cents values nt 5 cents per pair at Sig Levlson. BARGAINS |’lN m m Arcwou looking for a hOms, a fJHkn, a good-paying busi ne&Mvr a good ?:festmßnt for JoVir surplua money? We can dßase as we have on cur Was* large assortment of propW* Does this interest you ? ( I* •> >m fi s/.-d, gas, hot water li3ta re ' ldcr ' cc 1 aboo mam I** 0 ' 1 u " MiMptX age. f'ni §HUk*wm i, Y o ‘Ei I /. ■ . 4ss ■ -J' . V : , .. ; f § : "V ‘*t J | ‘ •' ** * ' .'f \ J HF.fH without bf.'.crr :■! -> of the Store's. C. . [ come-again-ar.ci-ogr.in cust^H er* testify-to this. i The only reason we can ac count for this Shoe-Store Loy alty is that our Shoes are either more comfortable, or wear longer, or look tlresele- OH ILL THREE than do the other fellow's. We are willing to admit THI3 much: We are after the business of eveKF person in town who wants BIS VALUES FOR HIS MONEY and to GET this business we are p'jitiftg just as much com ■fort and wear into EVERY pair of Shoes as it is POS SIBLE to put in at the price. m |i '! BO* ’EM PERSON’? [A • ‘ x * —•• I 1 sl4 \ 'pßvCAfli.E ST. V Souie Remarkable?" 10c. Values See our display of glassware in window. | Suspenders, choice 10c; i Fancy hose, extra 10c * Razor strops ;. t ; 10c j Shaving brushes I 10c , ■ Sleeve finks 10c 1 Cuff butten* %. . ..tonf ’ “ j Men's silk finish Beautiful writing pacer, per box ,10c i Whisk broom* t IQC H p\ tt7 ; ryy- -- remarkable v/iiues in Umbrellas issj 26 fitch. Good quality covers . . . . $1 ’ C& JOc. Store - s*- . : .......y.-x.-.A- err-.. COMFORTiNC 'WORDS. Many a Brunawlek Household Wii! Find Them So.. To have the pains and aches of a lad back removed; to be entirely free front annoying, dangerous urinary dis orders Is enough to make a:i kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how this great change can’ be bimught about will provo corcwwlng to fcyv.- dreds of Hrun.vwlck readers. t Joint's C. ;.ins, imrpenter, resid ent a;?! Ogir'korpe avi-nue, east Sa- Bnah, C.i.. a ; "1 used Doan 1 : pney Piils for backache ami duC ity with the kidney secretions. My oark ached constantly and, the pain, across the loins was so severe at wtoes as to make me lay off work. TPe secretions from the kidneys were strong, had a dark color, were full of sediment, and scalded like coals of fire. I used many remedies, hut nothing had any effect. My health was run down on account of my rest iieing broken so much at night, and I would get up In the morning tired and worn out. I saw Doan’s kidney Pills advertised and got a box of them. They gave me new life, al though I had little faith left in any medicine. Since using the pills my back has become regular and normal. I attribute my cure entirely to Doan’s Kidney pills, and you cao use my name to this effect" . Plenty more proof like this from Brunswick people. Call at Manoe s drug store and ask what customers report. For sale by all dealers. Price. 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Cos.. Buffalo, New- York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take m other. liM x >~AND in r MANUFACTURERS, BHIPP£Rj^ £ and dealers in -p * CROSSTIEB AND LUMBER ™ New Yerk Office No. 11 Broedwey S. K. BROWN, I Mngr. ’ DA. PUf P: ■*" m- M e: v *tb ft: vgrsc. .the IP lOe : If ' ''ft." y I ike ... 10c ! B 10*' j - . i .-..iocj TL ‘ r. NUSSBAUM — WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF ALi KINDS OF GERMAN DLLICASSEES WHICH ARE NOW ON SA, E AN q JJJJ BELOW A OF A FEW SPECIALTIES ALWAy* 111 aIqoS ,NV,TE 0U " prienos to call and ' se* US J Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Supper SAUSAGES, Fran k-f inters Balagrrs Bings Knaekwurst Salami Pat*.-ami Cervelate Smoke tangues Smoke cheeks Corn beef Head ehecae Liver eeueage liver sausage WE HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF PICK LE3, INOLUDfN® THE FAM liJS MA6DEBUR&ER DILL PIGK B MUSSBAIiM 303 Phone 229 FAfVNING ny WS HAVE A FEW SECOND HAND FANS (AS aonn WHICH > AHH CELLIHO AT M. *’ ‘W’ ~~ s,-;.‘s:,r ~ .if’ utual tight & Water Cos. Scrub brushes 10c | LHearth brooms 10c j * •—-■■■■ h shovels, lopg handle 10c l!fi ton 9* I. 10c i - links . ioc | Cuff buttons ..10c | Me-’e cilk finish handkerchiefs .. ,10c 1 Oyster openers . .. .. . .ice I Sutcher knives. . ' . .V ,lfy. .... ioc W W • brushes - ■ ■ 10c Wi.it* wash brushes . . . 10c ! Clothe* brushes. . ~ \ . C ■ _ rt.,.1 : Deaerated china plate# ... IC* lacs far surtalns . 10c I ! Chs-fr seats, 1? in. with rtsiii | Mirror*, 6xß ! I doz. . | J Granite Chr.cb.-3 . ..10ei CHEESE Swiss Newehatoll Fromage du brie Li m burger Phil, creams Lcta ms Pineappl# Rbcklord Mi nmr ICaviar Brtek Handeheese numerous othsi-s. fish Stergeon Salmon Spratta Bioader* Maokerei Hrrlng Sardelles Sardines Brook trout Mppert Herring Cod ftSh Anetiovle