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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-13
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.
STATE OLE GEORGIA.

L
COUNTY OF GLYNN.
To the Honorable Superior Court Of
said county:
Tne petition of John Basil Davis,
Duncan Wright and B. Carreras, all
OF the county and state aforesaid, re-
specttull shows to the court:
l. That they desire, for themselves,
their successors, associates and as
signs, to be created a body Dnlitic ana
corporate, under and aceorulng TO the
laws of Georgia, under the name and
style of the brunswick Oglethorpe
Club
II. Petitioners further show that
the objects of said organization are
not pecuniary gain or profit, and that
it is not their purpose to engage In
trade or other business for cain or
profit; but to organize. conduct and
maintain a social club. for the benefit
and pleasure of themselves, their as
sociates and successors, and for the
encouragement of social intercourse
among the same.
III. The said organization will have
no capital sock, but will derive its
revenue from the dues and initiation
fees of it's members, to be fixed by
constitution and bylaws to be
adopted as hereinafter prayed.
". Petitioners desire power to
adopt constitution and bylaws, by
a majority vote Of the members of said
organization, which shall be binding
upon all of said members, to Change
the same at any time by similar vote,
after notice to all of said members,
to plead and be implicated, contract
and be contracted with, sue and be
sued, use a corporate seal, buy, sell,
lease, mortgage, take Oy deed OF con
veyance or convey, such real estate
ana personal property. as may be nee
essary for carrying out tue purposes
OF said organization; and, in general,
the powers usually incident to a so
cial club.
V. The principal office and place OF
business of said corporation will be
in the county of Glynn and state OF
Georgia.
VI. Petitioners desire to be incor-
porated for the term of twenty years.
with the privilege OF renewal at the
end Of said term, as provided by law.
VII. Petitioners desire authority to
open a subscription Tor membership
in said organization Immediately upon
toe granting of the powers herein
prayed, and to organize said club and
begin the exercises of the powers here
in prayed when as many as six sub
scribers thereto shall have been OBJ
taineu.
Wherefore, the premises considered.
petitioners pray that the court will
grant an order Incorporating them.
their associates, successors and as
signs, for the purposes and under tne
name and style aforesaid.
And petitioners will ever pray.
A. l.. FRANKLIN,
attorney at Law for Petitioners.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF GLYNN.
Office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county
/, II. +. du Bignon, Clerk OF the SD
perior court OF said county, do GER
tify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of the petition of John
Bash Davis ct al, for the incorpora-
ton of the brunswick Oglethorpe
Club, this day filed III my office.
This, April 18th, 1902.
Fl. f. du BIGNON.
Clerk Superior Court of Glynn Co.
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marks, secret methods and processes
for the article it proposes to manu-
lacture and sell and to pay for same
at fair valuation in common stock.
II desired, to take real and personal
property in payment of debts to it or
Ito take security thereon; to issue
bonds and secure same by mortgage
or deed of trust; to have and use a
common SEAL to sue and be sued; to
plead and be impleaded; to make by
laws not in consistent with this
charter for its government including
The number and character of its Off
GERS and their compensation, and
generally to do any other act or acts
thing or things usually done by cor
pOratiOns, not inconsistent with this
charter, or the laws of this state or
Of the United States. And petition
rs will ever pray
Respectfully submitted
c. p. Goodyear,
Attorney for petitioners.
Georgia. Glynn county.
l. II. f. du Bignon, clerk of the SUI
perior court for Glynn county, Geor-
gia, do certify that the above ann
sdregoing is a true and correct copy or
the petition for charter OF the Bruins.
wick Paint, Oh & ,arnish company
lied in my Office, this, the fifth day of
May 1902, Witness my hand
ana ouicial seal this, May ..
H. f. du BIgnon,
Clerk superior Court, Glynn County,
Georgia
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PETITION FOR CHARTER.
STATE OF GEORGIA,

D 1 "a ~ VI NEEOiNGlAt
COUNTY OF GLYNN.
TO the Superior court of said county:
The petition of G. f. Calnan j, d.
" hte, j. A. ~daane s. b. Henderson,
James Savage and w. A. Potter, All
lt said state and county, respectfully
shows:
First That petitioners desire for
themselves, and such others persons
as may be hereafter associated with
mem, 10 be Incorporated under the
orpolate name and style of The
Loan and Land Company OF Bruins
wick
Second That the object of such
corporation is the pecuuialy gain
Jt it's members. and they wish to own
lold, improve, and sell, or otherwise
dispose OF real estate to lend money
ana cake security therefor, and to
Juy and sell stocks and bonds and
lor other ecurities
Third. T hat the principal office Of
said corporation shall be in the city
II brunswick, in said county of
Glyun.
Fourth That the capital stock
Of said corporation shall be ten thous-
ANA dollars divided into one hundred
shares OF the paValGe OF one hun
ired dollars each, with the right. by
Z majouty vote OF the shareholders, to
ucreas,t Che capital stock from time
o time to any sum or sums not ex-
'ecdin8 6Hy thousand dollars.
Hnln Ihat the officers Of said
.ulporation shall be a president, wee
u sldeut secretary and treasurer and
such 9th rotlice1sor asentsas thesnare-
oljels or board of directors may de-
sire; that ihe board OF directors shall
onsiat o. not more than seven nor
1ot less than three, all Of whom snail
2c shareholders, who shall be elected
" the shareholders
Sixth. Thal the shareholders shall
lav4 the right to fix and prescribe
y-laW5. rules and regulations for the
overument Of said corporation, or
% delegate this authority to the board
III directors.
Seventh That, under such corpor-
lte name and style Your petitioners
IeSire the right to contract and be
contracted with; to sue and be sued
o lOrroW money and 81 cure the same
Us the board OF directors may desire
10 have and use common seal, and
change the same at pleasure; ana
generally to have all the rights priv
le8es and powers incident to and nee
sssary and proper in the conduct am
operation OF the business OF the cor
ooration, and all the rights, privi-
eyes ana powers given and granted
such corporations under the laws of
Georgia
Eighth. That there shall be no in
d1Vidual liability upon the part Of
any shareholder Of Incorporation ex-
Icept such amount as may be due by such
shareholder as unpaid subscription
for stock in said corporation.
Ninth hat they desire to be in
cOrporated under said mamie and
style Of The Loan and Land Company
Of Brunswick with all the rights,
privileges and powers prayed for
herein for period of twenty years.
with privilege of renewal at the ex-
piration of that time
f. e. Twitty,
Petitioners Attorney.
Georgia, Glynn county.
| hereby certify that the foregoing
application for incorporation, by the
petitioners herein named Of The
Loan and Land Company of Bruins
wick, was filed in the office of the
clerk of the superior court of said
county on this May 5, 1902.
A. O. Townsend.
Deputy Clerk Superior Court Glynn
County, Georgia.
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Mayor City Of Brunswick
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FOR SALE OR RENT FOR THE
SEASON, MY COTTAGE ON ST.
SIMON ISLAND, FIRST HOUSE IN
WAYCROSS COLONY. PAINTED
WHITE AND GREEN, FIVE ROOMS
FULLY FURNISHED, INCLUDING
STOVE, DISHES, PORCH ROCKERS
ETC. WATER CONNECTION FROM
GOVERNMENT ARTESiAN WELL
WRITE TO c. &. MURPHY, WAY
CROSS. GA.
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If You Don't Know where to find
Jim Carter ask anybody: they have
all been there except you.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-13

McDufie's Tasteless Chill Cure will
build up broken down systems aad
make the blood rich and healthy, GER
tain cure for chills, guaranteed or
your money refunded. Price so cents.
At w. JoergeF's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-13

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL TONIC.
When suffering with any of the fol-
lowing diseases, get a bottle Of this
splendid tonic and be quickly quickly
relieved: Indigestion, Bliousness.
Jaundice, Chills and Fever Sick Head
acne, Pains in Back from deranged
kidneys, or Brights disease, or any
and all forms of dibility requiring a
quick tonic.
w. j, BUTTS,
The Druggist,
In any size bottle.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
WHITE HOUSE CHINA
NOT TO BE REPEATED
Pattern to Be Chosen by the Wedge
woods to Be Original and to Grace No
Other Service.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-The famous
Wedgewood Company, which has re-
ceived an order from Mrs. Roosevelt for
a costly dinner set for the White House,
is very pleased at receiving this COM
mission, which is one of the largest that
Josiah Wedgewood Sons have ever exc
cuted.
The pattern selected will not be taken
out of their stock, and will never be re-
peated. Other important china services
which have been made by this historic
firm include breakfast set for Queen
Charlotte. in 1862, of great colored ware.
This sc charmed the Queen that she or
dered a complete dinner service of the
same. and granted permission that the
ware should be called queensware.
Another celebrated service was COM
pleted in 1774, after five years labor, for
the Empress Catherine of Russia. of 952
pieces. each decorated with a different
view of some English palace or noble
mans seat. They were all handpainted.
and cost over $4,000.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
YEARLY REPORT OF
ENGLAND'S SCHOOLS
Board of Education's Figures Show an
Increased Cost of Maintenance In
Public and Private Institutions.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-The annual re-
port of the board of education, published
TODAY. shows that the number OF boarc
schools on July 81, 1901. were 5.7sl. witt
accommodations for 2,sS1,l55 children. In
the same period there were 14,3l9 volun-
tary schools, with an attendance OF 81
729, ,261.
In the board school the amount earned
ty each scholar in actual average OF at
tendance was 260A pence, showing an
increase for the year of threepence. In
the voluntary schools the average OF at
tendance was 254s4 pence, and sixpence
increase.
The cost of maintenance has risen for
both. In the board schools each child
in the average attendance costs 122
pence, showing an increase of 3Oha pence
as compared with 5601e pence increase
in the voluntary schools, an increase OF
per cent.
The rates have supplied the board
schools with an additional 9376,259 for
their maintenance. The voluntary
schools secured s32,92l for the same
purpose.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
NEW SABBATH SCHOOL.

The Sabbath school of the Second
Seventh Day Adventist Church was or
ganized at the tent, corner Of Nineteenth
and F Streets northwest, yesterday at
10 o'clock About fifty were present,
and the school was organized into eight
classes. Mr.. w. E. Vansciver was elect
ed superintendent, DR.. John II. Neall as
sistant superintendent, Miss l.. NJ. Slo-
cum secretary, Mrs. Carrie Paxton as
sistant secretary, and Mrs. DR.. Neall
organist and librarian.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
Big Sale of Little Things.
Notions and Dressmsker's Findings at About Usual
Wholesale Cost.

Clinton Safety Pins. per dozeu... &c
Treasure Nickel Plated Safety
Pins, per dozen .................2 &c
Good quality Black Spool Silk for.1c
Spool Of Darning Cotton. black or
colors-per spool. ol.................1c
Double Corset steels, per pair. Sc
Six spools Clarks 20. n. T."
Spool Cotton or................25c
Kings 5c0-yard Spool Cotton. axe
American Pins, IL full papers for. 10c
10c Frilled Garter Web. per length.3c
15c silk mixed Garter Web, per
length sc
39c guaranteed Steel Scissors, per
&c wood cabinet of Hair Pins.
10c Peerless Collar Forms. ..4c
15c Shell Hair Pins, dozen. .......9c
Zoe large or small Bone Collar
Buttons. per dozen. ..3c
Genuine ''P. F. P" Whalebone.
per dozen. &c
10c genuine Pearl Ball Buttons,
15c Children's Rubber End Hose
Supporters, per pair. ......-...7
25c "Hookon" Carriers. odd lot,
per pair....... ................... ...oc
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
coLoREp coAcHMEN ORGANIZE.

The Colored Cabmen's Protective As
sociation met at the residence Of j. Il.
Pollard, 1908 Twelfth Street northwest,
last Thursday night. The following Of
acers were elected: President, j. r.
Pollard; vice president. w. o. Black
burn; recording secretary, William
Beckton: financial secretary. W. d.
Brown: treasurer, E. Fillmore; sergeant
alarms, David Bias; and chaplain, w.
N Bland. The next meeting Of the or
ganization will be held tomorrow even
ing at the same place.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
VOSSUTH'S MEMORY If1MORTALIZED
II In BRONZE BY CLEVELAND PATRIOTS.
HoDAY in Cleveland s beautiful
bronze statue will De unveiled to
u the memory of Louis Kossuth,

"ODAY in Cleveland beautiful
bronze statue will De unveiled to
u the memory Of Louis Kossuth,
the renowned patriot. who fougnt
for the independence of Hungary. Inou-
sards of visitors will witness the un-
yelling Of this statue. Hungarian
leans are arriving from many parts ol
the United States. The celebration De-
gan yesterday, this being the occasion
of the Tooth anniversary of the birtn anu
fftieth anniversary of the visit OF Louis
Kossuth to the United States. The
speakers include men of national note.
Kossuth memorial meeting was ar
ranged for yesterday afternoon at the
chamber Of commerce auditorium, and in
the evening a banquet at Hungarian
hall, The statue to be unveiled is the
work of Andras 10th, Hungarian sculp-
tor. 1t reached this country from Hun
gary in excellent condition, and now oc-
cupies a prominent place in University
Circle, which is opposite beautiful Wade
Park.
x0G mOuumeuI Is " OC OS0AS0eS0 ~
the city Of Cleveland. It was erected
from a Kossuth memorial fund. The
project has been successfully carried
into effect by the United Magyar socie-
ties. The Hungarians in all parts Of
America have shown deep interest in
the celebration.
The exercises today will begin at
p. m. with parade of about 5000 per-
sons. The line of march will be from
Erie Street, to Water Street. thence to
Euclid Avenue. and to the site Of the
monument. Louis Percxel, president Of
the United Magyar Societies, will open
the ceremonies. America" will then
he sung. President Perczel will next
present the statue to Tom La johnson,
mayor Of the city.
The following are among the speakers
who are expected to take part: Senator
Hanna, Governor Nash, Congressman T.
e. Burton, Judge ]. c. Bloch, Rev. Alex.
Osutoros. Rev. Father Charles Bochm,
W. C. Pollner. General Joseph Tzein, of
Hungary. will also speak.
Kossuth. himself. visited Cleveland a
half century ago and there are those in
the city who remember his visit dis
tinctly. One OF these is George Vos-
burgh, who has been employed at the
Union Depot in Cleveland for many
years. Mr.. vosburgh also participated
in the celebration.
Kossuth visited America IN the fall Of
1852, to solicit aid for the patriots to
carry on their struggle for independence.
There were many Hunsarians in this
country at the tiss..s ct his visit.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
STRIKE RuMoR DENIED.

There have been rumors for the past
few days to the effect that the plasterers
and paper hangers engaged At the
shoreham Hotel, which Is undergoing
extensive alterations. intend to 60 out
the building refusing to grant certain
demands. The foreman In charge yes
terday emphatically denied that there
was any truth in the rumor and said he
had not even received word Of com .
plant from any Of the men engaged in
the work.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
SMALLPOX AMONG SCHOLARS.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Sept. IA school
teacher was the innocent cause of the
breaking out Of an epidemic of small
pox in the town OF Greenfield, Pa. .
small place near here. The teachcj
boarded with family. one of the menu
bers Of which had smallpox. Before Il
was known that there was smallpox In
the family the teacher had communi-
Gated the disease to her pupils and now
there are twenty cases in the little
place.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
REV. ROBERT NOURSE
DIES AT FALLS CHURCH
Was Distinguished Minister and Lee.
turer of the Congregational Church.

Rev. Robert Nourse, distinguished
minister and lecturer, died at his home
at Falls Church, Va, last night. He
had been in failing health for year
or more.
The funeral will be had at Falls
Church on Monday.
DR.. Nourse was minister of the
Congregational Church. and was several
years the pastor of the congregation
at Falls Church. He was we'll known
as lecturer aud had spoken on reli-
gious and social topics in many of the
larger cities. He was an author of some
repute and had a reputation for great
learning.
He was about sixty years of age. He
is survived by son, P. B. Nourse, of
Falls Church, and by three daughters.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
PIGOTT'S CLAIMS CAUSE
RIVALS TO SPRING UP
Man Who Calls Himself the Messiah
Initiated by Others Who Seek to
Share Notoriety.

LONDON, Sept 27.-The Rev. ]. II.
Pigott, who has several times announced
himself as the new Messiah at Clapton
has withdrawn 10 the strictest retire
menL The church will remain closed
until further notice and the Christ" as
he calls himself. is shut up from the
public eye in the house.
The police guard about the premises
has been reduced to single constable
whose presence has not deferred an en-
tsrprising burglar from attempting to
The Washington times., 1902-09-28

force his way into the building through
a rear entrance. The Rev. Mr.. Pigott
drove the thief away and declined police
Intervention.
The notoriety achieved by Pigott and
his followers has served to Great imi-
tators. especially fanatic of the name
of Poplar, who claims he has the faculty
of divine healing and the power to raise
the dead to life.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
The Proper Treatment for a Sprained
Ankle.

As rule man will feel well satisfied il
he can hobble around on cruiches two OF three
weeks after spraining his ankle. and il is
usually two or three months before he has
fully recovered. This is an unnecessary loss
of time, for in many cases In which Chamber
lain's Pain Balm has been promptly and freely
applied. comFirt. cure has been effected in
less than one wees time, and in sune cases
within three DAYS. For sale by Henry Evans.
Wholesale aud Retail. 822 F st. NV, and all
druggists.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28

Best quality Cube Pins.
Oscar De Longs Hooks and Eyes.
&c Books Pins. per paper. er..........2c
Kleinert's Double Dress Shields,
per pair. ....Ic
1Oc Serge Betting, yard. d............7c
Tubular Shoe Laces. per Dozen. ...3c
Silk Taffeta. Seam Binding, in all
colors, per piece. Size
Kings 20o-yard Spool Cotton. .1Ac
Dexter's Knitting Cotton. per ball. &c
Clark's 20. n. T." Darning Cot
ton, per dozen. .................19 .19c
Electric Hooks and Eyes. twelve
dozen for .................-... .4c
Columbia Hooks and Eyes. per
card. ..............o &C
Smiths Best Needles. per paper. &c
All makes of Sewing Machine :
Needles. two for ................5c
English Superfine Twilled Tape.
10 yard pieces ............--... &c
24-yard pieces OF Twiiled Tape. sc
4-yard pieces Of Tape. per dozen
pieces, for. ..lVc
~ dozen Agate Buttons for. ...... .4c
60-inch Metal End Tape Measures.1c
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
Csc HandkerChiefs, R5c

500 dozen Ladies' Swiss Embroid-
cred Handkerchiefs: in various new
and dainty effects. including combi-
nation embroidery and hemstitching;
others with lace borders, and some
with very wide embroidery trimming
Exceptionally fine sheer quality
Handkerchiefs. usually sold at Is
cents. Rebuilding Sale Price. 1914
cents for choice.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
Curtain Poles, LzKc.

Five-faot Oak or Cherry Curtain
Poles, ali complete with fixtures, in
cluding rings. brackets. knobs. and a
dozen curtain pins. All for 121zc to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
6Oc Table Linen, 46c yd.

Twelve pieces Of Silver r-bleached
German Table Damask; every thread
guaranteed all pure linen. Soft-fin-
ished quality, entirely free from
starch or dressing. Good patterns.
with open-border effect.
Regular Soc quality-in tomorrow's
sale for only 46 cents a yard.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
Wool BIankefs, 81. 4s.

Other stores advertise Blankets not
SO good for more money. Genuine
California Wool Blankets, pure
white, with colored borders. Heavy
weight-superior quality. Tomorrow
at $2.4S pair.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
Feather Pillows. 59c.

Large size Bed Pillows-filled with
hot air purified feathers-and COW
cred with "A. C. A. ticking. Regu-
lar 69c value, for 39c tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
NEW TOBACCO
FIRM FORMED
Combination of the Recent
Warning American and
English Concerns Is Off
cially Confirmed.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-An official state
mert in regard to the negotiations for
the combination of the American and
Imperial Tobacco Companies, the repre-
sentatives of the American and Eng
lish tobacco trusts. was issued this
afternoon. 1t confirms substantially the
statements printed this morning that
the British and American trusts have
come TO an understanding agreement.
1t adds that the export business of the
Imperial Tobacco Company tthe British
trust) and the American Tobacco Com
pany 1.-THE American trust) has been
amalgamated.
A Joint Company.
A Joint company is in course of forma-
tion, which will be the British -Ameri-
can Tobacco Company, which will COM
pete for trade in other parts of the
world. It is understood that ]. B.
Duke, r. H. Walters, and Thomas Ogden
will be elected on the board of the I'm
perial Tobacco Company, and the first
directors of the new company will con-
sist of Sir ". H. Wills, j. B. Duke. ]. B.
Cobb. H. H. Wills. W. r. Harris, c. E.
Lambert, ". G. F1ayer, W. w. Fuller,
C. c. Dala, H. Cunliffe Owen, P. S. Hill,
Thomas Gracy. W. B. Ogden. R. H. Wal
tiers, Thomas Ogden. P. R. Walters,
Percy Ogden, and Harold Roberts.
Transfer of Ogden.
The transfer of Ogdens Limited will
take place on September 80. After that
date Ogdens will belong to the Imperial
Tobacco Company, which will pay for
its good will In ordinary shares, which
will rank behind the 5h per cent prefer
ence shares. The capital Of the British
American company will be $30000,00O
". W. Fuller. the attorney for the
American Tobacco Company, stated after
the agreement had been reached at the
Hotel Carleton this afternoon that the
Americans own two-thirds of the stock
OF the British-American company. The
negotiations. which have lasted for ten
days, have ended in the mcst satisfac-
tory manner for the American company.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
Lace Curtains, CSC.

200 pairs of real Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 8 and 3H yards long. and
full width. Variety of new patterns,
In exact reproductions Of Brussels
net and other laces. Rebuilding Sale
Price, CSC pair.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28

Kossuth's fight as leader of the Hun
garian patriots which began in 1886 was
one of the bravest on record though
finally it was a losing one. The high
ideals he upheld, nevertheless. and his
gallantry have never ceased to be ad-
mired.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
81 & IS SilkW aisfs, 81. 98l !.

The rebuilding operations work
sad havoc with such delicate things
as Silk Waists. We must close them
out Immediately.
Choice OF our entire stock Of Col
ored Silk Waists, sold regularly at
s4.06 and $500. at $2.9s. OF Taffeta
Silk and Peau de Sole. in various
desirable colors.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
So MarseiiIes Spreads, SL98.

One hundred genuine Marseilles
Spreads. extra large size, for double
beds. Handsome, heavy raised pat
terms of the newest designing. Reg
ular 50 values. for $1.9S tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1902-09-28
Blankets and Comforts at
Rebuilding Sale Prices.

D0ubie-Bed Blankets, 69c.
11-quarter double bed gray or
white Blankets, good weight and
soft fleece quality. Tomorrow at
69c pair