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Absolutely Free! GRAND PRIZE OFFER.O Ist Prize—A Fine Oxodized Silver Clock, valued at $40.00. 2nd Prize —A pair of Fine Large Vases valued at SIO.OO. These Expensive presents are given away absolutely Free as a compliment to my customers. Every purchase to the amount of $1 00 entitles you to a tickot Drawing from Nov. Ist to Dec. 31st, 1900. A committee of prominent merchants will take charge of drawing. KENNON MOTT, Jeweler and Graduate Outioian. Jls Newcastle Street, Inspector o* Watches tor Southern Railway. Time by Wire daily Washington Coney & Parker DEALERS IN ' * Coal and Wood, Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles’and Laths. Agents for Morris’ Brick, Phone 18- 525 Bav St. A List of Atractions NotFoundElsewhere Clapp’s Men’s Shoes, Burt & Packard’s Men’s Shoes, Shoe Cos., Hoys and Youths Wf Cadies' Fine Manhattan Shirts, Dunlap, Stetson, Gotham Hats, Perrins’ Men’s Gloves, A strictly up-to-date stock of Clothing and Furnishings. LEVYS. BRUNS WICK TiMi£-CALL, NOVEMBER 20, 1900, Mrs. Emma Walker apent yesterday very pleasantly on Jekyl Island visit ng friends. Mrs. Mallard and children, who have spent the enmmer at the Ole tborpe, leave Friday for a visit to Boston. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Jones of Way -o".at,.at, are spending several days at tbe Oglethorpe. Miss Josephine dußignon leaves to day for tbs North, where she v.if spend tbe winter. Mrs. Ed Wolffe has returned from a visit to Albany. Capt. W. R. Smith of tbe Southern, and hie obarmlng wife, are looated at tbe Oglethorpe. Mre.M. P. Nightingale returned to ber borne in Jacksonville on Friday, from a pleasant vii<t to Mrs. J. K. Nightingale. ■ __o— Mies Marie DeVoe is rrvlf’y im proving from her recent illness to tbe deligbt of ber many friends. Her manv friends will be glad to learn that Mist Joels Smith is much improved in health einee ber visit to tbe North, and that berpbysieians pre dict an entire recovery for ber before very long. % ... a— Little Miee Nell Atkinson U at tome tbe guest of her aunt, M-s, Q. W. Blanton. Mrs. HeajfV F. Dunwody has retorn-, ed from p> yiglt to Atlanta. r. Little Elisabeth Walter it quite 111, to tbtj’egrei of ber friends. Mis* Felleite Davenport leaves next Sandsy f <h Atlanta, where she will visit ber aunt, Klee Maliie Dtvenp jrt, after wbiob she will go to Waebing.on to attend eobool. Mi. Dorothy Berrle i visiting friend* in Tbomttville and will visit Albany Before bsr return to Brum wiok. Mr*. Carey Marlin and ohildriu are Visiting Mrs. Oaoar Mar! n in Val dosta. o , Mr. E ig-ne W. Enroll of Osford, Is aot.ng ar postal clerk no uinß. & W., in place of Mr.- Hardaway, wbo is absent on a vacation. o Miss Fannie Brooks of Korids, is tbe guest of Mie. C. G. Moore. Mr and &lts. C. A.M>utgomery of Cbioago, are the guests of Mr. and Mre. J. A, Montgomery, at their resi dence on Halifax square. Mr. G. O. Wilder is improving from bis recent illness, Misses I.uoillo and Leslie Butts, two of Bruuswiek’s loveliest and moitpop ular debutantes, left on Friday for Jaokienv.lla, where they will be tbe guests sf their siater, Mrs. Ed Flem ing. After spending several week* in Jaoksonvilla, tbe young ladies will Join a bouse party at Tbomasville. Mrs. Theodora Crovatt it in Way ne ville, called there by the illness and death of Mr. G. B. Mabry. Master Reginald Dart leaves shortly forfSavannah "where be will attend the Riehmond Business College. THINGS TBEATRICAL. - “TOO RICH TO MARRY.” “Too Rich to Marry,” the latest cioudy success will be presented by a metropolitan cast. It is one of those crisp, clean and uprightly comedies that amuses, entertains, instructs and is brimful of aotioo and fun from the going up of the curtain in tbe first act ’.a (be drop of the curtain on tbe lasi net. It abounds in mirtb producing situadons and side-splitting climaxes. Throughout fun, humor and wit bub ble up spon aneously from the situa tions which are easily and naturally developed from tbe play. It is pro duced by a competent company and will be one of tbe best attractions ta be seen hero this sa^gon. “Too Rich to MafiV” will be seen here tomorrow nigbt. “A MILK WHITE FLAG." Hoyt’s famous oomedy burlesque, “A Milk Wbite Flag," bas much ol absurdity and fun in it* clever aketob of tbe Ransoms Guards, that valiant military organization whose members havs doctor's certificates all ready as in case of being called into ervfoe, and tbe story of tbe tor who with the undertaker onfederate, pretends to be dead in order to get insurance money, brings oa amusing complications that tfcie three ant, of'hilarity to unravel, j The company does its work admirably and tbe cast U. a good one throughout. Tbe band, tbe tbe dash ing officers and the dolor bearers all help to make bright and affective stage picture*. Songs, dance# and intro duced specialties ail of whiob a-e new thlfifcason. and attracts* grouping* bel" Aaatdy ..lay go so there !• *s& a duU mcment from curtain to ettrtain. “A Milk White Flag” come* to tfa* Grand Friday, Nov. 23d. NOTES. “Too Rich to Marry” is a first olast attraotlon. Manager Wolffe bas ar ranged for special prlcei for this at traction. _ ■——— — ■ Miss Nellie Colesberry is in Savan mb, where she will spend several m nth*. Tne fol'owing nvitatinn wnifMind yeelerday : “Mr. and Mre. H. P. I.evin r, quest t‘ie honor of your pr,s enoe at tbe marriage of their daughter Ida, to Mr. Lou's J. Joel, Sunday evening, Dumber 21. 190, at their residence. ;,’CI Newiastle street.” Grace Fruit from Indian River, also fresh Chestnuts, at Lloyd’s. Phone 255-2 TODR BREAKFAST Is not complete without Hecker’s Flap Jack Cakes, Hecker’s Buckwheat Cakes New Georgia Syrup. If It’s good we hate it. PHONE 158. Hot Soda At Butts’. Brown Drug Cos. LEADING DRUGGISTS. Are headquarte-s for ’everything in the drug line. Our stock of Toilet Articles is complete. We carry the finest stock of Soaps and Per fumery in the city. Prescriptions accurately compounded by compe tent men day or night. Opera Glasses for Rent. BROWN CO. Druggists to ttyfFeople. FRESH W. NUNMILY’S CANDIES. * ■Square In tapestry 22x 36 7>c and up wards, in latest designs andk patterns. Fresh and newt goods arriving weekly. See our new 111 Uh|l L&T p WORLD OVER AND YOT CAN’T BEAT——*- CREAM OF KENTUCKY Whisky SI.OO PERIQUAKT ; $4.00 PER GALLON. NOT MADE BY ATRUST- I. Trager& Cos,, Independent Distillers. Sold Exclusively] in by 206 Bay Street. The World - Listens When Leaders Talk. This is as true of 3the Fur niture business as of state craft. nat irally, we we have considerable pride in being LEADERS IN * OUR BUSINESS. jfQuite a strong expression, but quite easily proven —the fur niture and prices to be the evidence, you to be both judge and jury. Come and be con* jnjfe'ed.