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inn 8 DAVIS Wholesale Lqiuor Dealers AGENTS FOR ACME BREWING CO Mail order busi= ness a specialty. 224-226 BAY ST. BRUNSWICK, GA. A cold is much more easily cure i when the bowels are open. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar opens th bowels and drives the cold out oi me system In young or old. Sola by an druggists. Old fashioned pound caße. the kin mother used t< make, 25 cents pei pound at lyeben'e bakery inn a ThFaRCADE BRUNSWICK’S ORIGINAL HIGH CLASB SALOON FINEST LINE OF BRANDIES, LIQUORS and CIGARS P. KELLER, Prop. PHONE 247. iNew Greek i I American [Restaurant 1 ANf LUNCH ROOM. I PLIGHT AND DAY IT iST PLACE IN THE CITY FIRST CLASS | SERVICE UNSURPASSED. P NOW OPEN. \IN OLD ARCADE BUILDING HkNO. 210 GLOUCESTER ST. B^S&HOOBENPYLE BgytiPHONE NO. 48a p.entlful and as varied as the Sumn leaves. ™ CAR LOAD OP PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE WIRE FENCES ARE CHEAPER THAN WOOD H|fjfv4 t —t "T"t "j| r F t" —Jtr.’s... Figure With ROBERSON A CO. on the subject Phone 426 No 2 Wrlght’e Spuare H. B. GARNETT. GENERAL CONTRACTOR When In need of A PLASTERER, A PAINTER. A CARPENTER Call on the old original H. a. Q A R H C TT. '■ - • .* i. ... .. ..ir- ">. ' ■ V * ' I HANOWC A *VU AN* 60MN W|T UNI ©* AW MILL MACH IN BUY, INCUUOINO ENGINES AND &.— AIm?M Ql©fW H. COOK, ~ •DVMtWICAK. 4A. NEWS AND NOTES ALONG INE BAT DAY’S SHIPPING RECORD AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST ON F.IVER FRONT. Following is the re.ord of the movement of vessels at this port yes terday: Arrived. Steamer Katad.n, Macb/b, Bos ton. via Charleston. River Notes. Things were unusually . quiet along the bay yesterday, the e being only one arrival and no clearances or sailings. I The Inca is S?i the marine railway of the Parker-Honsril En gin;ring Company undergoing a few repairs. The British schooner Adonis ar rived in port late Monday afternoo” from Cuba and will take on a eargo of lumber. The Mallory / steamer Comal, which arrived in port Monday, wiP not go to Mobile, but will remain in port taking bn a cargo. She will sail Friday or Saturday. The schooner J. W. Balano, an oK trader at this, port, under com ma - of Capt. W. It. Wilson, which was wrecked eff tie Carolina coast some time ago and, towed into Charleston, has been scfld to the Pendleton Brothers 1 of :N<Jw York fepr $7,55(1 and will be re-rigged and placed In the coasting trade again. Every late wrinkle in style, bur net a wrinkle la the at ot the snoos from Pearson’s. ♦— * FOR FRESH MEATS. VEGETABLES ETC., CALL UP SQ. DENT & SON 1501 Cochran Ave, Cor. Q Street PHONE 427 Also Dealers in General Merchandise Satisfaction Guarantteed. GO TO MAP; CAT OS’ THE METROPOLITAN: RESTAURANT i i A 1 OPEN DAY AND NIQHT, < 4 ______ 4 4 FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SECTIONB OF THE CITY a i . 4 . We serve the beet the market a 'Affords and Pay Prompt attentloon^ . to any and al IComplainta a ► < . —■— < MARCITOS&CO , PROPS ► 1 ; PHONE 321. YH BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1906 COVERED FROM HEADJO FOOT With Crusted Scaly Eczema When One Month Old Could Brush Scales Off Body Young Lady is Now 17 Years Old and Skin is Without a Scar —Cured By CUTICURA REMEDIES AT EXPENSE OF $4.50 “Wfi, n I v-as one old I was taken with eczema. Alter being under the treatment o! two doctors for one month and no improvement, my mother was advised by c druggist to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I was one crust of sor n s from head to foot. My mother could brush the scales off my body; and my finger and toe nails fell. After using six cakes of Cuticura Soap and about as much Cuticura Oint ment I was completely cured. I am now seventeen yearn old and my skin has not a scar. I am still finding wonders in Cuti cura; after washing a fever blister two days it was completely gone.” Your Cuticura friend, Miss Rola Glasscock, Oct. 27,1905. Marksviile, La. The attention of parents is called to the fact that, the Cuticura. Remedies were used on a one month old baby with complete success, proving what we have always claimed that these great curatives are so pure, so sweet, and so delicately medicated that they may be used on the youngest infants. CUTICURA REMEDIES Are the Best for Skin and Blood “About three years ago my face be gan to get rough with acne "and kept getting worse. A year ago I read in a paper of the Cuticura Remedies for the skin and blood. I sent for them at once. I used the Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, and in three months my skin was soft and smooth, and. the pimples have all disappeared without the services of a physician. I think the Cuticura Remedies are the best that any one can use for the shin and blood.” May G. Schieferle, Sept. 5, 1901. 3xnta Paula, Cal. Cut!u-So[>, ointment, nd TOs are soldthroiic'iont tlicwoild. rutie lmig/ Cur-m.Corp.,©okProps.,liuatuii. Mus* ttJT tend tor k ‘lww to Ciue tor t h% 3kU." Danger From the Hague. There s grave danger from the pla gue of Coughs and Colds that ars so prevalent, unless you take Dr. Mugs New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls of Me., writes: “It's a GodseJUßMfc people living in climate whe- M EKs and colds prevail. 1 hni&„Jftnckly ends tnem. It pre cures i.atlri; )><-, gmls wonderful relief in Asthma and Hay Fever, and makes weak lung strong enough to ward oil Consump tion, Coughs amj Colds. 50c an SI.OO. Guaranleed by Smith l*lia macy. Trial bottle free. Notice. The managers of the Greek-4me icacn restaurant wish/ it distinct] that it hag no connectlo with iany otheir in tb< city. This, the original ‘‘quick o r der” restaurant ‘.f. located at th< corner of GlrVyester and Gran streets In the oIV Ar ade building. Poletes and Hoodenpyle. First Baptist Church. Rev. j. T. Sammons, pastor. Sub ject for Sunday morning, “Privilege? and Responsibilities of a Christian:’ ttom. 3:12-30. Sunday evening, Act -24-25. Sunday School 9:45 a. m Kid-week prayer meeting Wednes day at 7:30 p. m. Visitors an' 1 strangers are cordially Invited tc worship with us. Keep the bowels open when vnu have a cold and use a good remedy *n allav the inflammation of the murom membranes. The best is Kennedy' Laxative Honey and Tar It contain no opiates, moves the bowels, drive-* out the cold. Is re’iable and taste good. Sold by all druggists. Ladles lonv 'hiack silk e’.oves. Gus Hoffman’s Bazaar. . Blue Ribbon Rs*r Just lece’ved. n .-ar load of l-ab. Oompaiv’s Rlne Ribbon he--- ■game ts sold at all rlaoa lil the c|tv oF Brunswick. Retail r- r\ + c r\c>T V) O+t'O c TU*r r*Fv/OY* T X<c>rrrnni 918 fliv 1 HE NLYW Bib i\L)SS 0 KLUOkY. FAC IS ABOUT BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK IS A RAPiDLY GROWING Cl . t Ai\D IS T,,E dt-ST Pan T ON TnE SOUTH ATLANTIC COAST. ThEsE I.rEAMdNGrIiH .E f RES-NTaTI V t MHKGr.ANTS A,xD McN AND TnE* A..E I'M POSITION TO S_H .E l,,i=. IN T/ic-ln hES .-ak.nE i_INtS. hLPRESE.\TATIV E BUSINESS CONCERNS CLmSSIFIED ALPrIABE . ICALIY. AKCnITEOTS. J. w.ii.ie.iian. Architect a..u jui. ,e., aelecie lets oi u uijing uiai.er.al aiway oil hand. i; you eo.iteui i ,iat lU.jttlig Ct-HlUlnUlulit 1 Willi ulO. Bicycles and AuiOiuoui.es. t>. .1, Ui.vvii.c Automobiles, bic.icies, cycling a cessories. ive.uuriug auu reuiiu 0 Dive us a .ail. let. 134-2 3it* Newcastle Si BO TTLING WIPKS. BrunswicK Bottling ana Ivlanufat I tur.ng do., Manufacturers of Flavoring F.v i tracts. Soda Water a.id Aimer l Waters. Harmless Colors airi Junes, CHars, and Venegars. Offue aad factory z!2 OgletuorLo BROLERS. J. n. Pace. merchandise Broker. Telephone 12S BLACKSMITH &. WHEELWRIGHT. J. D. Brown & Cos. Wheelwrignt and blacksmith; horse shoeing a specialty; wagon and car ia fc e painting. Bewailing of turpea me wagons and timber carts a spec-1 ally, cdu Mansue.d street, Bruns ivick, Ga. BARBER SHOPS, Allen & Thrash, Tonsorial Artists. Specla l manacurist for ladies. Trl 176, Opera House building. Ladies Hairdressing a Specialty CONTRACTORS. Bowen and Thomas. General contractors. Tel 154. CEMENT CONTRACTORS. J. D. Baldwin Cene r al Cement Contractor All sbrp of white and in vert Hexl m tile and curb. Sidewalk builders ’rite us. TURPENTINE STILLS. M. A. Ba’ er A Cos. Manufacturers ot seamiest turpen ‘me siibs. Repairing a speeinlty.. , Brunswick. Ga. Fensacola. Fla. DEVE LCPMCMT CIMPAN ES. Brunswick Development Cos., Max Isaac. President, Ga We l"nd menev to bu'll bouses '" vou con-emniafp building consu't us Ve ran enable you to own your home I. M. MlLtfß 4 Si. Brunswick Ga. IKE LARGEST FURKUIIRE USE IN SCUTH GEORGIA We carry everything from the kitchen to the parlor and guarantee price M A T T R E S S ' Price.... $15.00 Writ* to us for prices and mention ttls paper COAL AND WOCD. IV‘.I SUU Qg Vy -cil Do. Tin t-iy hj g.e, . e i.it- fit iu sno c notice. lei. -its. Cos, i street auu ! :ui CdOSo- l ie wrunswc\ C v*. 0 Cos. ick, uf. Liberal uou. ij.ighest i; urices Pioiupi reiurus. au i J4ippeis ni ciusbi'ets. ELECTRICAL ENCIfjItEF.ING. A. M. CalJeij, Llcctrical coiu.acccr dud dealer i, elect! K: supplies of Ml) kinds. 11l uie wiring a specialty. Opera uou&e ouiiding. ELECTRICAL C UNTRAC TOR ! H. L. f A.uuiSp, | Before having your inside wiring lene see It. L. lai mer, Pl,one 2ij2-4 FURNITURE. Geo. F Gay. General house fumjshing goods: .uruitlire, stoves and sewing niacliiueo old on easy teims. 102 A street, trunswick. Ga. HAY AND GRAIN. N. V/. FiNUIEi i. CO., Consignments so iciteu Prompt ri .urns made. Piouuce. hit) aim gram. Hour, gilts and meal 324 Bay streei Brunswick, Ga. LIQUOR HC’JSES. Cong-ss Hall Saloon, J- I’. Mays A Cos. Wines, liquors, cienrs and fnbaeoo. Wo mal e a specially of the mail order business. P LUMBERS. Gil no' e & Wood. General and sanitary ninnihers an 1 deai-vrs in plnnnf>rs' supplies. 41 Nowcast e street. [Tel 22*. PLANING MILIS. j Brunswick Planing & Forwarding Cos, T. C) Fleming, .ii.. Manager. I'lan mg mil’, sawmill, diy kiln. Rough and dressed lumber, "eat,ier'oardiug. fln< r inv. ceilings moulding a-'d ,ril le fln 'Sb ptiene 102. Rrnnswick. Ga. TINNERS, C b’r *. WFeeler. Contracting vf -nors. P’mne 313 313 N wcaslla St. litwbl.hi.CU, I. ... ,-ne. 5i0,..., we * V|.1c...1y C..C ucvl vvut,au,Ch Krt .. IX U,.orvu.,v. O. Lg.k„ wig.) il.e co lou.ic r iiAu uiukvi. -u cu.ev IOhhCU o*i aA,U,i„ 0 cii ,ulu .iCdulyU I Cel s 10l plafcli., je Welly v..i.*a, vcuva u,iai.vcs PAINTER. ~ J. i*l, Lji£, General house pu,u.cis. Satlsfa 10.1 o„a,a.u.we- ou e.ery jo. inu.. ueoiciu. SALOONS. Union Sa.uon House, G. uue..ein leui, ivigi. Wines 1114UUI0, ci a u,s a.iu lobar r,veiyu ug in lue wu.sivey Hue. Ju v,aue u spe lal.y. SHOES. . E. M. Pee. son & Cos. When you have need 01 shoes give us a call. 214 Newcastle streei. Telephone 444. Biunswick Exclusive ihioe Store. SASH, DOOR & Blinds. Georgia Sasn, ucor & Blind Cos., Mauulacitilers 01 sasn, douis aim blinds. Tel :L3. Corner Prince Si. and Coiluan A\e. WOOD YARD. J. A. Davis. Dealer in oau and pine wood, inner Cochran uven,.e and George Hrcet. Te epi one 266-4. Prompt service. Free deliveiy. TINNER. H. S. ReJdi k, ( untrue ting (inner ~n will con nil yn'lr nil n ihlereslx li, ciininiiini* • nil ig .ii a in, Indore Idling your on r;i ts fm 1 inning. I’m ne 225. Newcastle Si. 1$; unswick, Ga. V E3LEY H. G LENFIELD, le n iv ng Cot racini' WllillM llu.U lug and Tr stle Wcr’; a spin laity 500 L Street. Brunswick Ga. W-GOMS AND HARNESS. T. B. Ourrg Manufacturer and builders of all kinds o< wavons and harness. Te ’Oh ?14 Newcastle street. UNDERT “ KE 1 * ft Nl EMBALMER. Cl as G Vnore. TTn Vrtaker and emb-ibner. Batls fa r tion guaranteed In everv rase o -mhalmlng. 124 A street. 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