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Loses, Too, but the Betting
Mad Come Back With Re
vamped Pocketbooks.
By II. O. PIPER.

WI HERE docs tho public &c, tho
VA money with which 10 play the
races7 Day after day men and
women arc seen at the track piunsing
or pikins. losing and winning, and they
are In the majority o. cases the same
men and women daily attendants. fever
,sh speculators and uneomplaininE ad-
vocates.
They rush for the lead nEuratirsly
mike play big ssssli- Soma
Zines they are OF winning in front
other times they get mixed up in tho
scramble, TO come oN OF the melee
tattered and torn financially. only to
bob up again in day or TWO. or, a
week or two. with new stock of coin.
unwrapped and ready for betting pur-
poses,
Thirty thousand people 10 TO the
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II ors OF the public schools are TO
IL have q big nsld day before the
outdoor senson closes. II being
now planned TO secure Celtic Park
ror = date IN September. when full
programme OF track and field events
ss fitssd to the boys Will be given.
4 Mayor AfcClsilan IS expected 10 at
tend this big meet. and James Il. 6uIII-
van. President OF the A. A. u. will
act an referee in many OF the events.
Al least 1000 boys will compete in the
contests. and every effort will DO made
70 make this the greatest meet Of tho
kind over held In this country.
There will bo sixteen Individual
syonts on the programme. with Mt least
four relay races, Each school will
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RACE FOR MOTOR CYCLISTS.

TO nde 90 miles at cost Of sbots
thirty cents ALL be the effort made ID
-ta4 -ncnnnfnS- tc,t held under the aIta-
p.ces OF the New York and BROOKLYN
Motorcycle Clubs to-day. The start
was made early this morning. from the
Brooklyn clubhouse. at No. 1868 At
iantic avenue and the race Is to Bridge
hampton, L. H.. shd- return. =
In the contest last year Frank p,
baker. of Brooklyn, made the race on
4 motorcycle OF "a horsepower using
q little more than Ave quarts OF gaso-
line. and ut cost of thirty-two centH
Aside from the economy feature tiIarv
"a. -considsrable interest in the contert
as race.
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LAST OF RACES ON THE SOUND

po'an-2s Adelaide won - ANA Sep.i i'd
p'fis
The National Motor Boat ana sns,no
hhnw vii, BE- fieij in the lmal rsniFa.
Palace Hail. poe. T-it
EiNin Palmer viii. keep tie ttED3n N yseAt
Fenella, recentY purchased In 20. IEn!AglnY
AL wiytor Intending trip 70 1srnIIa
an &lFihern ports
Conmodors ChIds OF ths BsE.onAtrn
y g has offered cash prize " tS1J
tes class o! sni.t yachts 70 cost tha.
sui5unt Bli 20 ha raced mex, SEASIDE.
Trio Bf9aSiyn Ytca. Cinb cotss the faAinz
season today with a regatta for cls sAes II
aaa e.low 70 be ssLsd on Graysssnd Bay.
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Johnson Burke Got s1,ss2.o.

Jack johnson. Tie eo,oret hsayywe!Kht
puEaiist rcesivea morr money for boxing
saiier Burke tho s!1 rounds At Bridsppo-i,
Conn on THURSDAY night than he has fnf
ny Hs received 81. ae2 80, which - sWret
placs OF money for the bout. Burke Bot
show were s1.iOo, .h- fighters dividing $685.
between them.
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oeshIer Breaks His Arm In Battle.
..letfries Ia Mo Cheap Referee.

Jim Jsefr,es, the champion high priced ref
cree. n 10 srab or $1,000 mors for etficia,
ing In the Cans Memsic battle on Hept n
datchtrrksr HrtsTEy1 Of ttIu5@ tsr ct.teEt ~ a.
OF Los Angeles. Cal. tried TO K-t "J-ff !, 70
referee the bJui for $3.50. but he declined
rayine. III doa't get my prica $1,000,
thon you had better get another rrtsrss
Am M ehsar rsye-,~
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CareS Island. distance OF 10 miles.
The Amcrtcan Life Saving socleS Il
encouraging long distance swimming by
exSrris TO show tte general p,poli- huw
much can be acccmp,iNhtd In the water
in atdAg 10 Fncgnnigp 'swi.iAllne,
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Mcfarland and Goodman Matched.

Packer Mcfarland, the Chieaxo light
weight, vho h winning many battles IN
the West, has been matched 10 me<t Ki5
Goodman, the New England fighter FOR ten
rounds before the Fort NHyrs. dndJ A r
Tho TrESr -yFuy trrtur-Tr- tIuy- -urs-r7S-
bsttGdr at IlA8 rounds. weigh In at sP NJ
Mcfarland has already apn decision ovgf
Goodman Ani viii Try snr. this time %
put him out.
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To RULE BOWLING

annex. They do not think tKRt few
alley owners can get together as they-
did last season and pick out a few pro.
fsSaionals to enter "A competition. the
winner 10 be dubbed Il chan, pier =
The small alley owner hns Joined
forces with the amateur and what theY
arc saying about few who are trying
to represent their alleys. rchedullnE
tournaments al ans and all seasons and
general direction In unnt to print
Everybody believes that there shou,&
bo strong eetssraf Ststty In yassts ssa, Se
tho local gene composed of men whe
have no afiiliations with alley owners
And In view. OF these facts there Y
time the Feason fairly opens,
Tho annuai meeting a. the siik IAeeuS
III be held Mo1dsy srenins e, c.dl.n q
@ "A nnd Il. ss,s Sc Ak s..a II. Il s..s &. y .ss
Th. individual ehampionshtp ,ournas,sns
nsg ss,ns s,si.ssn esr,ni1 n IN Gs.eafn e
composition Of last son, Every bowler
will be eligible. ani after the preliminary
ard final rounds the winner wifi held do
zoo, ECO emblem. @ sabjssi to ssailssgs .ys9
ia 20 have similar contest. BTs'
Fifteen trsz4s have entered for Haru,aa ,
f.st-f~st tfnty~yeot7-f te1rnsssssst ~
s.sri next week,
Lou Jenkins 10 arranging FOR q ssriar u
sr~ctsl f.Ltnrer a: the El..s-Nsr7t tansys N .
casril. Koran wiz open ~ Aston n.zx !,
w.ei with number os big match ron-
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xfr STUDIED that all out before We
went into the ring" Cans told

KIT STUDIED thnt all out before We
went into the ring" Cans told
= mo -ntterward. II knew Ern"s
style OF nghtias. and knew tina, he
would draw back from that feint Just
xre-r.a.rs slt4sssF- sF-at--4nchs.-and- -then
move his head forward again, planned
TO feirit. and suddenly shoot my rtEstt
hand over 10 where Erne's 1nw would
be by the time tho blow-got there. !
could hnv. gone through the move
ments blinatoldcd and nave landed that
blow Just as did. Erne moved just as
/ had planned TO make him move, and
ne went oul with the arst punch let
go nj him.
Cans FOR all OF mis- sov-ntosh ysnTz IN
The ring, stiil stands alone amot's the
llShtwriglfIs Year after year they are
G}oping that Cans si,l develop signs 81
age. but ho refuses 10 ool.Se. To-day
he ~ just as sinswy and fast as eNei.
a.s,aas cold ana calculating In the heat
OF hattle. Just as iauch "a master OF
craft and cunning.
h,it that IS an ah instead Gf . Eunii
cup for ne can make tHG lisa'waiErt
limit OF lS5 pounds rinSstds mnch eisitr
tnAu he Gnuid three or four years ago
'ilera's unQtheT tllns ABDUL Joe 'sAhst
aside FROM MS figAtins ability thAt
marks hIslf as mn unuslal mah- Tor
years Cans was SO crooked that knife
drawn down hs spine. speaking nsire-
aFiYcly. would htyr cut hin tnso u mil
tg4s,gta Gsea& ,tild tiy% q IS honest, Cans
lad manager, Baltimore nyh' pro.
rlVtcF e,haaisstE HrrtGri. iIerlofh LAY
4 tiI.d ever m ne Sii.i U'anB ma aErhugnI
fake Nights tpy hIm Cans laid down 10
Terri MCfiovcrn IN ra!ehso, z ~
cla!Ipe5 When he uidn'i iie down he
was open far an Arr in8emeut ~ any
otfer j Btrl Cans be lme known AZ
raPk 'aseF
A iasH fFtNr3Sc Hith hardly ~"
~ traa!Hatta enafd tam dinte m
p7aac Ge lSft IleFftsi anA
croeaGi hssatins besind asm ana maae
a nav akAsL Al nras no oaa would be.
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MATTY BALDWIN DEFEATS HARRY SCR0CGS
Meearry IL Ready to eox AaaIn.

Auisy Mroarry. rs sturdy lightweight
tishtesf, ;wha haaf not -hox.d for sorns tina
Is ready to don the Riitts again. aaa al.
manag@, Johnny Oliver. ia trying To clineh
HyiAna or any other 1856 pound fiEh..r In
the business. Oliver " trying 10 get the
matchmaker Of the Liberty A c.. OF
land.
Deshler Breaks His Arm In Battle.
Dave Deshle-. the Now England fighter,
will not be able to boz KID sullivan b.
fore this Eureka A. c.. Of Bnltimo-e on
Monday night, as ho broke his arm during
his ree<nt tea round battle with Young
Chelsea. Maas. Al. Herford. the ciup
matchmaker tried to get Dick Hgand 10
box Sullivan. but refused TO gtvs the money
Sam Mccnntock, manager OF Hyiand. de-
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Erne Has n,ekinq for $1,000.

lack Meouigan. tasFarr- ~ IeHnr t-f.r,
me clever Philadelphia iEsp&sias;, I, c"r-
jainlY hatIas considerable iroubs iW Ertiag
tghtweishi- as none ot thsa viii nxat
Ie.It, AcL1is.r ~ 6itiinE ~ gla-yt ,t
r II ANY It&Nt 1gaa : g't 4. Ill 3
b!soR tof Gs!dc bet ~ n,0a1. NtCltsa s,
.ays tn adT ~ IN tiAes 1lfS
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"A F-rER while Joe achieved some
~ thing OF local reputation. He
= WAS given a match with the Ken
lucky Rasehud who mad jus; knocked
ont George Dixon III stage encounter.
10 the surprise OF everybody HE nFn
market beg whipped the Rosebud in r!x
.ounds. llnoc,dng him down and, beat
ing him All over the ring.
~ this time Gaas hnd grown INTO q
fnely developed aihleif- lie ,bpd long.
well-snuscied arms broad shoalders. II
good eneaI. small waist ami the liS.
legs OF ;he negro good boxing legs
Cane raw FitE-mmons bez imme.
diately st,s youngstet, vita his lpst,nct-
4 i've Snowlcase OF ii'a game, ha@ ;nat
mere WAS I, man who outciassrl All
ntacr boxers IN ashtinE efIeciNenAss.
iNpf months he followed F!tEAlmainns
RTorna Ire country, slGetlns ms ssS le
Muca pl hlp knowledge to-day me 8tyes
10 ,flirSiBmons. Cars aRd been =
Z Fi.E, Now lic stndied He. gfeal Acaty..
weights ufH ~ plurt ipOhF tiiat iEaNe
elltd pitiS II le% lnfaes. and he he a me
kaecksr out
.ts.i.s ls fts. etE issae Clr IeEtr
iaE M1PaFlAttJ \ ID NEa {HvG.
" was Shslp, and II la9GeI Hike as mans
zaaiiien to tas GaiiimvTs boy. is got
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baseball To- pny. :l.3O P.M.-Ar. League
Park y. !. Amer.EaA va WAsainEtoa- 80
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His next fight he won In twenty-thrce
rounds. and IL brought aim S. After
that he fought as often as no could and
swn or three times q week took his win
n!nss hotne to his mniher. The money
wprriea her, for Joe always Faid ha
WON II shooting craps. and siIs feared
that he Was stealing II. Bot az last ne
aim promise 10 stop. aud soF q while
NE didn't put on the gloves Blu, fight
ing was his natural amusement He
couIdutt keen AMY from IL
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o.ss:. ssSa rs ossssn. % s. K xaa. ~. y.
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The aet race Of any public conse-
olicnce on the Sound this season is .e-
ing sailct-to-day under the auSp!ces Of
;ae MaahaaSe, Bay Yacht Club. this
being The n.nth annual fail event. All,
elsssas " sl5oPs, restricted TO on2
design and handssap classes, are ellg
Tide, and large entry list has been
vilds There w.li be doings a, the
clubhouse tD.nigat tu mark fittinE
yia,e 91 ga cv ntiui scar IN yacht rac-
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il a. tsts d, Is y 10y z, so.fY9i,-,
ta.s season las ers. osHs ny ~ H aaG
J. u, A.&sf, VOC tas gtoaisit DarAsss u
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"Old Master" Isn't Old as Gauged by
Life''s Standard. but He's Been Fight
ing for Seventeen Years May
Go On Winning Like Gladiator
"Fitz' Until He Meets In
evitable Conqueror.


THWY can Joe Cans Tho Ola
Master now. Master he is.
and master hs probably will
be for some dina to come. To-day
he stands without peer among the
lightweights. and until some nsw
wonder. sull unknown to fame,
comes up over the pugilistic horizon
he win easily hold his plaza.
BrfH was The last To argue ths
question Of superiority with Joe
Cans. After being beaten to a pulp
In five rounds. With his face smashed
and hia body bruised and his left arm
hroksn and his mind oulled and
dazsd with punishment. James gave
up ths lSht without coming up for
the impending tnocideit
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$8uJrQnS ouuI6uu01h 6IaA u1Q Ju0t
ought Cans Desperately At 0oldisld.
n Los Angeles, Il properly wsksr-
;a. ss.s. A.: .ns sI = bah; ws Ss-r:
smaller sums for knocking out less
took home 70 his mother, She sx-
from TIA, time On hs has siwsys looked
out for her.
xkY%Ip. HFADDEN vas the nrst
TO show Cans how II felt to
= = Be knocksd out MoFadden
was tougher man and far psttar
boxer than Battling ilslson ~ Ids best.
In telling OF the nsht oans ssid;
.'MoFadden started rushing. and be-
fore We had gone many rounds oar
tainly did wish for rest HA oans
every second OF ths why. hammsrinK all
the nms. Ny oievsrness was no Good
whom 1 got tired. He gradually beat
me down until was helpless. And In
the twenty-third round no knocked me
out. wes well whipped thAa uma-
But always night . man better tntsas
second aght. know all about him oy
that time and ! have him pretty wen
times. and his toushncss carried him
through, although ] Bot dscislona; II
wasn't until met him in san Fran;
sssS IN I ssas !. nas ~ pso.sns :isa HIM
can. fought and beat DIAL Hawkins,
Spike" Sullivan. jimmy Handler and
generally noticed that tasy never
amounted to much afterward.
~ ANS fought Frank Erns- II was
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roe was born In Baltimore In 1874 AZ
boy ne worked in hsh market.
and II Was there he became . hight
or. He was swift OF foot and long OF
reach. Al frst his athletic attempts
we're limited to playing tag with the
other boys. all OF whom.he could out
run with ease Then no began boxing
sitter working hours. Ganss boss be-
came intere;ted. Cans. his boss and his
b9ss' brother sas:h put in SL,o and they
bought set OF boxing gloves, With
these Cans became 30 sidlful that At
last none of the other boys could stand
np Etth-zh him----Another aet 81 gloyss
was obtained. and Cans would box
against two at a time In this way he
!. became yerr clsger in defending him
self.
His nrst real nSh, was TO fnisn
with rival in the market. There WAS
a side bet OF :. and collection. all
Of which was TO 20 10 tie winner. Cans
won and took home $40 for his trou-
ble. That gave him a taste for tghtnx
He wasn't marked in the first battle,
and $40 looked like lot or money 10
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unQueSnonably the best OF tn0 pr
beaten tough Batting Ne1son, who
MemEs whom Cans will nsht soon
weisht. OF the new iisftwesEnts racky
Mcfarland and Tommy Murphy and
Dick HyIand may be dangerous to srsn
Cans in time. but to-day they do not
class.
-HE "oid Master" isnx % vssy old.
gaugss BY tho standards Of Or
= d.nary life. But a. q nghstns
man he ranks among the oc;ogcnar-
ians. Cans has been fighting sevsnteen
years. He is only tbirty-three years
old. just the Age OF tile great Bob F1tz-
simrmons when he wrcsted the heavy
weight championship from Jim cor6ett
Il; Carson Cans is nevsr badly pun
IKhed IN his nEHEBe- 1fe fzn-r EtveH TO
dissipation. He may 20 on lighting.
like FitzEmmons. for another ton
years, Ho may. unless some Jeffries o.
the lightweights comes along and top
pies him from his high pedestal
There are many odd things. about
Cans. when you see a champion IN
any class you can make Zip your mind
that there is something in his character
That puts h.fn above the rest. Cham
pions don't arrive at the TOP oy acca-
dent.
4, Cans had lived q oouIls Of thou
Gand years ago no might have been an :
othcr Hannibal He has the Instinct OF
fiyfiting generatshtp Without that no
mar was ever champion, ether OF tns
military battleiields OF the world or the
lesser battlcnelds within the ring ropes.
Cool, courageous, resourcsful, Cans has
Fought successfully where other men OF
equal or greater strength and spcsd
Wouid tIxyr gone down tn dssssf.
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Fifteen -rsrts have srte-ed for Haru,an ,
ENt-r~srs sfntv-r~ot ft~e-nshn teurnsnrssst -
a.sri next week,
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Charlie Koran viii open ~ Alsion nSxx 4
~eef with number OF big match con-
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unquesonably psssnday conndsa Britt had
beaten tough Battling Nsn Desperately
Mcrsc Los properly wsksr
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ON BIG MAGAZINE
Many Pages Have Been Contracted
for BY Business Men and
Others.

The News is pushing the work on
the Harbor Magazine, and, as mat,
ter Of course, there is a large amount
of detail work aud we propose TO have
1t complete in every respect, so ali
who have aAen space are requested
20 nGye patience.
ThN%ork VIII be all the more com
plete y arranging every feature
with great care.
1t VIII be profusely illustrated and
the social feature. as well as the in
@lsuiaI and the churches. municipal
-Cy. etc, will be complete in every
aspect.
1t 1ehooyes every one who is in
crested in Brunswick just at lhls
.ime TO do all they can to advertise
,ne >ity. All eyes are on the town on
dccounJ OF the WORK Of the A., b. ana
3 When you come to think it over
this corporation. alone is spending
a million dollars in improvements,
you should do you share in pushing
the city along.
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Leasl Msnse

Georgia 9lynn County
Catherine Llewellyn Gilchrlst vs.
Perry r. Giichrist, libel for divorce.
Filed to May term. 1907, Superior
court. said county.
To Perry r. Gilchrlst. Befeadant la
sbsVs state case:
You are hereby required 10 be
and appear at the next tern Of the
superior court Of said county, 10 be
held Oh tho third Monday In May.
next. then and there to answer the
petition of the plaintiff in the above
stated case. as In default thereof the
oggt will proceed as 30 Justice
shall appertain. Witness the HoH.
T A. Parker judge Of the superior
court Of said county, this the 18th.
day Of March. 1897.
n. |? du Blgnsn,
Clerk Superior Court. Glynn CouAty.
Georgia
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cI>atton.
Georgia, 0lynn County.

Georgia, GIynn County.
Rachel Thomas having made apBli-
cation for twelve months support out
Of the estate of James w. Thomas,
and appraisers duly appointed to set
apart the same having filed their re-
turn, all persons concerned are here
by required to show cause before the
court IL ordinary Of said county on
the Il y Monday in April 1907, why
said application should not be granted
This 9Th. day Of March, 1907.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary. G. c. "a.
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~ Ga 81 ii -A4--4s9s< ,.sssEZ,
- a.. - ASA ~"zs * Relieves sour stomach,
pA4ptation OF the heart. Digests yhat you eat.
Glynn County.

Georgia, Glynn County.
10 All Whom 1t May Concern:
THIS Is to give nolice that the un
dersigaed has in due form applied
to the ordinary OF said county foi
an order granting leave to tne un
uerstgned to sell the lands in Sd.
county OF the estate of 5. M. Ba
low, said sale TO be made for th
purpose Of distribution. said an
plicatton will be acted on al the
next term Of the court Of ordinary
OF said county. on the first Monday
IN May. 1907.
This April 18th. 1907.
J. E. duBlanon.
As Administrator Cum Testamento
Annexo on the Estate in Glynn
County Of S. L. M Barlow, De
ceased
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PETITION FOR CHARTER.
II TN I'M 4. L..-.rn.--.-.

STATE OF GEORGIA.
COUNTY OF GLYNN.
10 the superior court sf Sole cOux
The petition Of J. r. ChIttonaep.
+ S. Pyles ana Louis MAYER III
81 Glynn county, Georgia, respect,
fully shows
49,. 80. 80. First.
That petitioners. their associates
ard successors desire to become and
pc made body corporate and DO.
lltlc under the laws of the state OF
Georgia, under the name and styls
OF Clean Products Company for a
term OF 20 years vita privilege 81
renewal In accordance with Law the
principal oftlec Of said corporation ia
De at Brunswick, In Glynn County
Georgia but with the right TO estab
llsh and have branch offices end MA
$ Of business, as business conve
nlence6 may dictate. elsewhere la The
5late OF Georgia. IN the United State
and In foreign countries.
SECOND.
The capital tsock of sRid eorpor
atlon shall be twelCe hundred dol
lars. divided int otWelve shares Of
one hundred dollars each; and DO.
titioners desire the power to said
corporation to increase said capital
stock at any tine and from time to
time to any amount not exceeding
twenty-five thousand dollars hy a tive.
thirds vote OF the thea existing
stock of the company.
THIRD.
The object Of said corporation il
financial gain to its stockholders.
FOURTH.
The particular business desire
to be engaged In is:
ca To purify, clean, clarity orI
otherwise improve any and all kind
OF articles and products.
(b) To manufacture, buy. eel
and generally deal In, az broker orI
otherwise, all kinds of property. real
and personal
(c) To buy. sell, own and con.
troll stock In other corporations, and
to buy, sell, lease. own and control
and operate It's own stock and frln
chises. az well as the stock and frAn.
chises Of other corporations.
Id To buy, sell own and operate
formulas, devices. patents. patent
rights, and all other suca things
deemed desirable.
Fifth.
Said corporation desires the pow.
or:
(al To borrow money and Sc
cure the same by issuance Of bonds,
OF by mortgage, deed or trust or
any other character of lien covering
any or all Of its property
(b) To receive at its fair value
any and all property in payment for
the shares Of its capital stock
q To make bylaws for the reg
ulation Of It's business not incQqsis.
tant with law and to fix the number
and character Of its officers, with
their duties and liabilities, and to
authorize any one person to hold
any number Of such offices.
(d) Generally to have all other
powers granted by the laws Of Geor.
gia to corporations chartered by the
Superior courts Of this state.
Respectfully submitted,
Bennett g. conyers,
Attorneys at Law for, Petitioners.
Georgia, Glynn County.
/ hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is a true and full copy Of
the petition for Incorporation Of the
Clean Products Company Of file in
the Superior court of Glynn county,
Georgia.
n. r. du signon,
Clerk SupemsF Court, elyna County
&@@h&$@s
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eeorola. oINnn countY.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary. q. G. "a.

0eofqia1 flynn COUNTY
Th Undersigned administrator
has piled to the Undersigned o.
binary Gr leave to sell the lands OF
the esta5e Of Charles A. Blair. late
Of said county, deceased, and which
lands are described In the petition
filed to the said ordinary for the
purpose, which sets forth the rea-
sons for such sale, The apple alton
Will be heard at the next term of
the court Of ordinary OF said county,
This. April II, 1907.
Henry Stephenson,
Administrator UDon the Estate OF
Said Charles A. Blair.
Horace Dart
Ordinary GlynA County. George.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19

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the old rehaole pawnoroker, Money
loaned On anything OF value sly
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-19
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The genuine
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.

The schedules Of the gouthern rail.
way will be slightly changed today.
Trains will arrive and depart % fsI-
lows
Train No. IA arrives Brunswick SIS a
Ma 80 arrives Brunswick POE .
No. 16 arrives Brunswick 425P
No. "a arrives Brunswick sGGR
Tran No is leaves Brunswick s.3s 4
No. 20 leaves Brunswick 9.5e z
No. 81 leaves Brunswick 1915 y
Ne ~ I@RvsE 8manswick a3e .
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General AReRG
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-07
Taft Train Has Close CAN

FRASNOYARSK. Siberia, Nov. ~
IL was learned here that the train on
which Secretary Taft ard his party
are travelling over the Transsiberian
railroad from Vladlvos1ok to Moscow
had narrow escape from being wreck
ed near Chita. \ switch in front Of
the Taft train was open when II should
have been shut An employee discov-
cred ii just minute before the train
came along. He closed the switch and
kept the train on the proper rails Had
the train been thrown on TO the siding
1t would have crashed into a line OF
freight cars.