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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-07
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
GEORGIA, Glyun County:


To the sup.nor Court Of s4a
County:
TIE petition Of J. ". NussbauEl, \.
J. Croyatt, and Boiling Wlitneld, o
said state and county, and such 9th
ers as may be hereafter associated
with them, shows:
FIRST
I'Eat they desire for themselves
and said associates and success rs
to De Incorporated under the name
and lyle OF American Tie & Tim
Dor Company
Second.
By ana under that CORPORATE name II
sue ana De sued, contract ana 8c
contracted win, to plead and 10 D.
imlleaded ana to- haze full power
ANA authority t. lease, acquire, puc-
chase and hold lands. teuemeuta
goods am clatgIs, and the same %
sell, mortgage or cucumber as max
be deemed .est fol the interests "
aid cuI Grafton.
Third
To use corporate seal. adopt by
!IWs ana rules binding upon its lii III
DeTs not inconsistent ~ith the law
II this state o. OF the United stat S,
ana TO nave, pos IS, aau enIGy Ca
tdc rights, powers LID ptt.e.s;a ,..i-f
BE- scDJect 10 al tA1 uD:Ijes E:-...
are OF may be uzu4iIs a-ce-.o a4y ,.I-
con IstenJ with TIE iupJs- IS OF saI4
corporation especially, ANA usually al
pertaining 10 and granted bodies cor
pOrated under Tie laws OF SAID STATE,
and Go all such things as are OF nlas
De nee ssary " tnc execution of ti.4sa
purposes
Fourth
The capital stock OF this assoala
ton shau ne the sum oil forty tuOu
sand dollars ($4U,000) to be diglIeu
Into four thousand shares oil the pa"
Value OF rue nuudred dollars (Sl00J
each and Wnlcn capital stock il.,
pray the privilege Of increasing 4,
any time 10 d SUM noL to exceed ONT
hundred thousand dollars (3lU0,G0Oj
ana if said capital stocA Should be 50
Increased, 10 diminish the same {
any amount not less tAan Jh1 Of Ia tiiaI
Cdpltai stock, III any or in either as
b. a tWO-tmrds N1le o. UF3 sJUcKAoIi-
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bay own ana sen lumber cross iita'
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acts ana &hdS vi all hlndo'
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FOR DENT.-Four room cottage on
the corner of George and Ellis streets
Apply at 222 Union.
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State Of Georgia, County Of Glynn:
I certify that the foregoing is d
rue copy Of the original petition for
incorporation of the American Tie &
Timber Company filed In my office,
this II day of July, 1906.
H. f. DU BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court. Glynn County
Ga.
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so furniture contained in house 4O5
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WAN1'ED-People to know that UnCle
Sig Will loan you money On anything
q value. All legitimate business So
icited. Sig Levison. 308 and 500 Bay
street
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Jgraphy Call on Mrs. Alma Hortman.
No. lit South Lee street.
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That they desire for themselves
and said associates and success rs
to De incorporated under the name
and lyle OF American lie & Tim
Dor Company.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-07

By ana under that CORPORATE name II
sue and De sued, contract and 0c
contracted witA. to plead ana TO D.
impleaded ana to- have ful! power
ANA authority t. lease, acquire, pur-
chase and hold lands. teuemeuts
goods am clatels, and the same %
soil, mortgage or cucumber as MAY
be deemed Dost foI the interests Of
aid CO.. Grafton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

An extremely dressy Princess gown
was of Emo gray ciamlne 10 was ahlf-
rcd OK the Wliet, and The sleeves.
which we're decorated with Insertions
and rufnos of fine lace The skirt
had p section of ali-yQer embroidery
and four Insertions ~ the lace. one
above the other. n was heightened
BY a circular runlo and cdEing 90
match tho aot-in section. The model
was made Of q slip 90 the finest china
SIX The upper part oi the full bod
Ice had three pointed yoke of the
lace. finished with the rpiilca. and full
gathered sleeves were finished with a
shlrfcd cun edged with a lace rudlo.
a pretty little ioque made entirely OF
flowers with the osprey ai the LETT
Side was WORT.
IN hats, the sailor seems 90 be the
most popular shape either In rough
straw or OF covered shapes a NUM-
Der Of the dresslcr hats were OF erin.
and next to the sailor the close Citing
hat, turned and twisted TO suit the
woaror'a face. trimmed with peacock
feathers, oaproya quilts and short
tips, were apparently very popular
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

sought by the democrats aud that tho
Iillman Bailey Chandler Morey con-
icroncea were uu moro significant.
and no more bludlng than numerous
other conferences which were con-
tnuously being held.
To which The FOLLOWING roiolndor Is
made by The presidents critics.
10. as claimed, the Hepburn biii was
always satisfactory, why did the pros
idont raise The issue of restricted
court review Why dld he call the
coaioronco at the White House. at
which time the Tong amendment
was duftod2 Why did be- for no less
than ten days tell all callers that the
"thlug i0 do nov was % kil the broad
court review amendment"
Why asa he talk with approval of
the "impoundinE or escrow plan" of
Apo0norg Why did hC suggest that
certain eminent republican senators
we're attempting to nullify the entire
hill with court review amend
mentai Why ana ho not discover
sooner that the naked Hepburn bin
slVea a narrow court roviewf What
rieht has hn 90 declare that tho Hep
burn hill with the Allison amendment
glVea narrow court review. when
practically all The railway lawyers of
the senate are unanimous that it
gives broad review. and practically
an the anti-rnilway lawyers Tor once
agree with thcm7
So much for the reiulndor OF the
presidents critics Now for an inn
partial opinion ON one or two other
points involved.
a. TO Tillman's claim that Victory
was practically assured when frcdla
dent Roosevelt went over to the rnil-
way crowd there o. reason 10 believe
that there was room FOR an honest
difference Of opinion here.
Bailey was. in fact. confident oi
enough votes Go pass che compromise
seq forth in the Moody mcmoran-
dunn" but o has since been learned
that the trouble makers Woro nd work.
and some democrats who have grown
bitterly Jealous of Bailey succeeded
la getting word 20 Roosevelt which
made the latter believe that the dsm-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ROOSEVELT BLUNOER;;" PRESIDENTS
FIRST BAD ONE A HARD HIT

ocratlo vo,ea would not be orthcoA,-
lnE
The facts seem 20 be- that bailey
was dealing fairly. and that Roosevelt
permitted hi1 prrluaicoa tn De- Wortfd
upon. u a. also cute possible that tho
democratic strength was in fact icas
Than Bailey believed
That the democratic allies wcfo
treated unfairly must be- SOC down o.
che presidents occasional lack ~
proper consideration for the nirnfiFg
of feeling and BfopFlety.
The same must also BE- said az
The haaiy donuncinHun bY the pFcai-
dent of William E Chandler. whose
personal character ID In need Of no
defense aud who was serving the
president and the public from motives
less Interested than those 90 any other
prcaou involved ln tho controversy
Senator Lodge trickod che president
into this flash 90 temper
AZ 90 the Implied charrt. that the
alliance was sought by tho democrats.
President Roosevelt o. not entirely
dlainFCnuouH Tho writer knows che
whole history of tho initiation of the
negotiations and must confess his per-
""NNN NNNHNN|HN NNNN NNN NNNNINNNNN
came from the white House
The presidents friends consider
that the most unfortunate phase 81
the whole affair o. the fact that n
Fnldcn opportunity has been lost Tor
the creation Of what might be- ca!lef
q Roosevelt party" in the United
States senate. A. things wore going.
President Roosevelt was 90 fair way
90 secure the continuous support of
Che unveual element IN the senate
Now be has reuudiated these help.
cra. lie stands charged with the OBJ
pnsito of the square deal
What On the consequence The
United States senate swings back ln
one tragic rebound 90 tho control OF
The c0rrupiionisls.
The PRECEDENT may count always on
the hate and secret hostility Of the
men of hls own party. who are under
tho control uf the railways and the
trusts. The other element now will
refuse 90 ho used an a club GO drive
the venal ones iRfn line
The president faces a solid front OF
hostility Oh the senate
90 o. the aaddoat thlng that has hap
ponod IN the Roosevelt admlnlstra-
lion.
In history Il will probably ho known
aa the Roosevelt hlurdef"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
sRNcEsS WEDDING OUTFIT Ellis TWo BoXCARs
GORGEOUS TRoUssEAU ron A..
FoNso's QUEEN 80 OVER 40
DRESSES, 200 LINGERIE Ar
TIcLEs AND FOUR DOZENS or
NIGHT DRESSES.
sp, cial Correspondence,

sut Cial Cores ondoncc,
London. May la.-The troussoau of
Princess Ena OF nattenburg, who is 20
HARRY King Alfonso OF Spain, ~ on its
Way from London TO MaGrid. packed in
enough truc,as and boxes 20 an two
freight cars There are over 40
dresses. 400 lingerie articles. innum-
Aorablc hats aud a great quantity of
household linen. this latter being an
Essential part of the wedding hnory
'of an Spanish brides, whether rich or
'pouT.
Everything IS made of the finest
material money can buy, but the DOM
sinailna notes of the trousseau are
IFlmpllolty and girliahneaa.
Ali the linEerlos Is adorned With
.rN1l laos and composed of the finest
'cambrlC. and the Processes crown
and monogram embroidered ON each
'articie blue and pink ribbons only
being used 20 trim them. No less
than Ave dozens OF each article and
Hour dozen night dresses are provided,
beside number Of dressing gowns
aud nogllgees and silk petticoats.
Nearly an the dresses are made In
the Princess style, which N particu-
iarly becoming 10 her royal highnoss,
the Empire-eNcrpi aa regards a few
Of the tea gowna-heing conspicuous
By its absence. The pretty youthful
fashion OF defining the waist by a
.series OF gathers and gauging has
been adopted in numbers OF instances.
Most of the sleeves are short and
pufied but in The case OF the yacht
ing costumes. morning shirts and some
Of the simpler hiousoa. full length
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
THE SCHOOL OF
MINES AT SOC0RRO
CLOSED LAST WEEK ONE or THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL YEARS or
THAT INSTITUTION.

The New Mexico School OF Mines
closes what must De considered by
any reasonable standard % Do the
most successful year la the history
81 tho Institution says the Chioftain
~ the grade and character OF the work
done Do made the criterion, the en-
atitution malio8 an excellent showing
f1r thc. yesr for. 90 say nothing of
the number of students In the prepar.
tory department. between twenty and
thirty young men have been IN a..
tendance for the whole or a part Of
the year doing strictly collegiate
work. The character OF the work
done has been excellent I'M fact, u
is rarely the case that as many yuung
men arc brought together every one
" whom Is intout upon making the
f az 0f the opportunities offered
~ the worth ~ an institution 90 20
DO judged By the value OF the work
done by its graduates. the school OF
Mines must he conceded a hlgh rank
There % not "a living graduate Of the
institution who Is not occupying a
rosOnslhle aud lucrative position, and
many congratulate students are do
ing equally RG we'll ltVon a conaid
cradle number az tho students ln az
tendance This year leif before the end
OF tho Years work 90 accept dcs|ra
ole positions with mining companies
in various parts Of she eou.nWesi
Young men from the School Of Nine.
aro always In demand, and the Worh
ihoy are doing is evidence thai ne in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
By ellison Gardner.


Staff Correspondence.
Washington. d. g.. May 1.-the
Tillman charge that President Rooac-
volt betrayed the democrats IN the
rate bill matter is becoming q hotter
sensation every hour Washington
talks OF nothing else
For the first time In seven years
the president appears 90 lack public
approval
Noi since be- has been in the white
House has De- been so bitterly at
tackled with 40 few defenders.
To the Impartial observer there d
some right and some wrong on both
sides Even the proaidonts trends
admit HE lack of discretion. Some
apoiorisis say he Was miaiead They
admit he was iacilc1a, but douy that
DO deceived
Here are the issues concnoiy;
Tillman and Bailey. yorrOboratod by
Chandler. charge
H1Bt-That President Roosevelt
surrendered 20 the railway senators
In accepting the Hepburn BIN with tho
Allison amendment as 20 court 70
view.
socond-That the surrender was
unnecessary, and was made al the
moment when victory was assured
Third--That President Roosevelt
went over 10 the enemy without no.
tico 20 his democratic allies who had
made victory possible.
Fourth-ThRt the trcachory was
less exCusahio since he had himself
sought the alliance.
To these charHgg the president
has replied;
Firai--That De had not surrender
cd ir accepting the Allison amend
ment. but has, iu fact. gained a great
and substantial victory
SocOud-Thnt he did not break OF
negotiations with the democratic allies
until Y had boon demonstrated that
victory was not possible on the basis
OF their proposals.
Third No reply.
Fourth-That the alliance was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
anew YORK FASHION LETTER.

and q black crint hat trimmed with
black and white plumos wan o come
bination worn by Mrs. Lowis iaclln.
Apple green taiieia was used for a
gown having a one piece tucked skirt.
M which the tucka were laid in groups
about the hips 90 a little above the
knees, from which point % was length
cned by a tucked flounce headed with
lace banding, which also decorated
the flonnce in n rroup of three rows
The bodice was full. with iucka OK.
tending from the shoulders to the
lust line, and had a pointed lace yoke
81 beautiful lace. while the sleeves had
their iullnesH disposed OF in tuohH
90 form n cpn 90 the wrist. A green
velvet wrap was douned after cntrr-
ms the carriage. and boa OF mighon-
cite geou tulle. and a large white hat
Of straw trimmed with green chiffon
and foliage completed one OF the most
ologcant costumes seen at the parade
A coat suit Of gray and white foul
ard. combined with white chiffon and
lace, made one OF the most striking
dresses seen. The skirt was n four
gorod model with an inverted plait
in the front and back and around the
hem we're four rows of stitching
IN oCoat was Of n aomi-nttlng cut
with a military outline. ornamonfCd
with silver buttons. stitched collars
and cuffs having Insects OF lace The
blouse worn with this costume was OF
gray chiffon.
Another dress made of foulard In a
deep shade OF blue was constructed
by an i1ion model The skirt. 7 should
say, WAS of the nvo-g ofed type with
Inverted plnits in the front. back aud
sides. stitched down for about Eve
inches below IN cwalst. Each OF the
broad panels formed by the plalts had
a decoration consisting OF three me-
dalliOn Insects arranged Ia a triangle
and tho same trimming was used up
on the fronts of the Elton, which was
fanClfully cut and edged with a tiny
ffllllug Of white chiffon. The pulled
sleeves decorated with tucks ended 60
cuff edged with the chiffon. Long
white gloves were worn aud an oms
broidorod chiffon blouse. while the
HAT was OF blue erin ln sailor shape
plpaalngly trimmed with quilts and a
chiffon scarf and pink roses covered
ga ob0ndcnu.
An effective gown was worn By one
81 The youthful guests, built of black
vc.i over green checked silk. which
from the knees down was c0vtrod
with seven flOuncUs of embroidered
wolfe. The bodice was full With a
black lace yoke and plastron iront OF
lho embroidered wolfe. In this cos
tune the sleeves we're long and full
over the checked silk and n green
Rlrdle enclrcled the gown. A becom-
Ink round sailor having a crown OF
! green leaves and brlm OF black chif.
fon plated loosely and gathered In
rosottcs under the foliage was fur
Their trimmed with black and groJ.i
I peacock feathers. while black velvet
bows rested on the hair beneath the
brim.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
GROWN AND MONOGRAM on PRINCESS ENNs IINGERIEs

sleeves have been chosen IN prefer
once. Some white spotted muallns
for warm weather are made lndepend-
emily ~ the lining, and are provided
wit htwo or three different cOlored
foundations. with ribbon breielles 20
match.
Several gowns are repeated ia uif-
fnroni colorlnga A pain blue dinner
dress OF Ninon 40 sole has a turned
down tabled collar consisting OF
several lines of killed ganzc ribbon SET
between lines OF lace
u Is made Princess. and gathered
IN az the waist by means of gauglng,
thence falling IN soft folds 20 the
ground. and adorned with Ynndykes
OF lace. This dress is repeated 10 soft
white muslin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

from abnOad We have shipped 10 that
stricken city about $4,000 900, and
this has boen done largely vim im.
ported gold
Would Avoid ~.
A scheme to ulfYiaie the neceaaliy
OF Transporting gold across the A.
lantlc D. the latest hoihy of Henry
Clowa, the Wall street banker and
broker Ho said
"ThC great nations are now upon The
gold standard America. Germany,
England and France might with pront
issue $50 600. 900 of international
paper calling i0g Ho much gold. The
American banker. wanting gold from
france. might then apply IN the res
uhr way and Immediately resolve
the equivalent Of bis purchase IN
Frances international paper on do.
posit ln Now Work. The gold would
not have % be- toncncd. There would
ho a saving Of interest nov iost on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

There d also an exquisite pink chit.
ION tea gown, trimmed with quantities
of hne Valenclenuos lace. Il il re-
peated In white over cltron. This
gown Is Ornamented with the most
wonderful piniucklng. arranged IN
scrolls between Insertions OF lace.
There are hut few evenings gowns,
as doml-toilotte is so much worn In
Spain The dinner gowns are slightly
cut away ln the neck aud have short
sleeves
The wedding dress ls Of white satin
with "a silver embroidered skirt and
trimmed with old Point lace worth a
fortune The bodice is trimmed with
silver. lace and orange blossoms. and
there is a very Ions court train which
is a mass OF silver embroidery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

New York, May io.--some elegant
costumes we're worn 40 the parade Of
he New York Coach Club. held in
.'oniral Park the first Saturday Of
4his month Great preparations had
zen made for the day and not only
Yes q an exhibition of smart turnouta,
Orses and fine appointments but ihe
owns. hats aud wraps had all been
Especially made Tor this occasion.
AZ the guoata mounted the drags
fter a luncheon at che Metropolitan
Hub Annex. good fun length views
goro caught from n nearby window
{ these beautiful creations. many OF
which might be copied very easily,
Even " less expensive materials must
D. used, for lne c0lOrlng viii often
Give az good an effect u handled With
eiinoas.
Tho coiora most ia evidence we're
Iray, white rose and blue, with chit
1n cloth. wolfe and foulard leading in
Materials. and the Eton8 and Pony
Sockets most prominent in styles. tho
few Rodlugton coats in a new cut
lofe Co 10 seen.
Mrs Alfred q. Vanderbilt wore o.
oWn of white chiffon cloth. with IN
ets or Irish iaco. The skirt was full
Md gathered az tho waist line 90 q
epih OF about four inches, On clover
dgo had q row of large circular Insects
bOvu which was group OF three
ucka. then q second row of Insects.
nd second row of tucka. The waist
Vas a FUN blouse. with a lace yoke
|ul lined with n bertha ~ lnaeis and
ttandinr collar. the sleeves were full
bluffs 40 the elbows. below which we're
eep inset cuffs flushed with a far
n lace over this was worn an Em-
lire cloak of blue cloth decorated With
Fhlto embroidery, while the hat was
4 black straw and white ostrich tips
Mrs William Jay wore black
'ropC do chine. the skirt Of which had
double box plat down the front and
ido plaits over the hips 20 the depth
y twelve inches. and around the bot
s0m and up the sides of the box plat
vas n beautifully embroidered design.
4 De coat was a loose affair having
D embroidered voat and side piece
nd shawl collar; the sleeves were In
be ever popular elbow length, with
Embroidered cuffs The hat was large
Ind OF black erin trimmed with black
8ulio ard osproys. The gloves were
Bona black lace and around her neck
Mas "a black tulle neck ruche
Another very pretty costume was
y blue crepe and white lace, topped
Nth hat Of white straw decorated
glt ha heavy wreath OF deep red roses.
cho skirt Was nino-gOrod model,
fastened on the side. aud around the
.oitom and up the left side Of tho
front fore where u was fastened was
banding in Persian design. The
Mast as far as soon. under the ele-
.ant wrap OF black .brocado, appear
III 20 be a surplioe With lace yoke out
ined with Persian trimming. which
has also used for cuffs OF the short
leoveH.
Pale gray chiffon cloth with polka