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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

STATE OF GEORGIA,-COUNTY OF
GLYNN.-To the Superior Court OF
Said County:
Albert Fendig. Columbia Downing
w. j. Smith, E. II Mason and Law
renee R. Atkins, of Glynn county,
Georgia. and citizens Of said state,
present this their declaration or pc
tition, and thereupon they respectfully
declare, represent and pray as fol-
lows:
Petitioners desire, request and pray
that they, and their associates, and
the successors Of them, be created,
founded and made body corporate
and polite by virtue and under au-
thority of the laws Of said state under
the corporate name of the GLYNN
AUTO COMPANY, and that such cor
poration be dorniciled in said county
in which petitioners, and their asso-
ciates and successors under the said
corporate name desire to transact and
carry on the business for which in
corporation is hereby sought as here
matter set out and specified.
The object and purpose of said as
sociation and incorporation is profit
and pecuniary gain to the members
and shareholders in such corporation
from the pursuit and conduct OF the
business thereof next hereinafter
stated.
The particular business which pell-
TONERS and their associates and the
successors OF them, under said corpor-
ate name wish and purpose to carry
on which said corporation when Gre
ated and organized intends to trans
act and carry on is that of keeper Of
a garage an automobile and bicycle
warehouse and operator OF automo-
biles in the carriage OF passengers
and freights, and in connection ana
combined herewith general dealer IN
and repairer of all sInh said and SINH
lar vehicles and gasoline engines and
like motors, firearms, sportsmen
Goods. metal wares and electrical sup
n,ies and apparatus and the instaiia-
ton of such apparatus.
And with purpose the more fuliy
n snecifv and enumerate some OF the
things which are contemplated 10 ps
done by said corporation in the pros
ecution of the work and business for
which charter is hereby sought, peti-
tioners request that said corporation
il the conduct of it's said business be
an+horized and empowered to buy and
eeIl at wholesale or retail, either or
both on its own account or as agent
for others, and either for profit, hlre
a. on commission. all kinds OF auto
mobiles. bicycles and similar yehlcles'
raphtha. gasoline and similar englEes
or motors, and all the parts USED ano
employed in the construction or ore
ration of all such vehicles or engines
and fireams, cutlery, fishing tackle
golfers outfits, and any ano an Klhd9
Of goods. wares and merchandise com
ing under the Demonstration q SPOTS
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Of FIVE directors chosen By The share
holders at each annual meeting ex-
sept when elected to fiji vacancy,
and said shareholders snail select one
Of said directors for president of the
corporation. The directors shall APP
point the secretary of the company,
and they shall annually fix the salary
and compensation of the president and
secretary and any other officers the
corporation shall have. The share
holders may at any annual meeting
prescribe other officers for tie com
pany in addition to the president and
secretary and define tae duties OF all
officers.
The regular meetings of the share
holders after the meeting Of organiza
ton under this charter shall be held
on the first Monday in November Of
each year
Petitioners pray that said corpora
ton have power to receive in payment
for stock subscriptions real or per
sonal property useful or necessary in
the operation of it's business, whether
such subscriptions be to stock issued
To the amount Of ten thousand dol
lars under authority of the charter
proper, or to stock issued in excess
Of ten thousand dollars by the share
holders under authority 10 increase
the capital from time to time.
Petitioners desire that aaid corpora
tion shall have, ENJOY and possess
in addition to the special powers,
rights and privileges herein specifical
ly mentioned and enumerated all those
other rights, powers and privileges
which are conferred upon and recog
nized as belonging to all corpora
tions, including the common powers
specially enumerated in section 1852
and part 5 Of section 1850 of the civil
code of this state as fully and com
pletely as if all such said genera!
and common powers and privileges
were set forth fully and in detail
herein.
And petitioners further pray that
the shareholders of said corporation
be empowered at any time or times
ard so often and whenever they please
after the organization of said corpor-
alton at any regular meeting upon a
vote of three-fourths Of the entire cap
ital stock to increase such capital
stock from time to time to any sum
that from time to time may be de-
sired to an amount not exceeding fin
ally one hundred thousand dollars
(s100,0 100000.
Petitioners desire that said corpor-
alton shall have the right through its
board Of directors to borrow money for
carrying on its business and secure
such loans by mortgage or security
deed on its real or personal property
Your petitioners desire that they,
and their associates, and the success
ors of them, be Incorporated and have
succession as body polite under
said corporate name with all said pow
ers, privileges and rights both thos
specially mentioned herein and thosl
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mems supplies or sporting g1ocs. me
tai wares and all kinds Of electrical
machines. supplies and furnishings
necessary for or used in Installing aad
putting up in buildings or elsewhere
electric light fittings and apparatus,
and gasoline, naphtha and oils aeces-
sary for or used in the operation Of
automobiles, gasoline and napblha en-
gines; 10 engage for profit CT hire in
repairing automobiles, bicycles and
ike vehicles, naphtha, gasoline and
similar engines or motors, firearms,
locks. and all kinds Of metal wares
and all sorts Of machinery ard metal
goods OF all kinds as is generally
done by automobile ard bicycle reTair
works or gun or locksmiths; and ia
the instalHngs, putting up and re-
pairing electrical apparatus and fur
nishlngs usual or necessary in fitting
buildings and places for lighting by
electricity to buy and sell for profit
On its own account patents and patent
rights on automobiles, bicycles and
vehicles OF like character, naphtha,
gasoline and similar engines, and the
parts used in constructing or operm-
ing any such vehicle or engine and
rights ander such patents OF patent
rights in particular states, territories
or localities; to store and keep for
profit and hire automobiles. bicycles,
and similar vehicles Tor others; to
keep and let for hire on its own be-
half or as agent for others autorno-
biles, bicycles and similar vehicles
for pleasure or transportation pur-
poses; to operate AMI run automobiles
and similar or like machines on its
own behalf or as agent for others for
profit, hire or commission, either or
both in the carriage OF freight, bag
gage or passengers ard 10 employ for
such purposes chauffeurs or aut0mo-
bile drivers, and to charge for the
hire and time Of such, and TO buy and
sell both and either on its own be-
half or as agent for Others for profit
or on commission and both al whole
sale and retail. all such articles Of
general merchandise as are usually
kept for sale in general stores as
shan be incidentally necessary in the
prosecution Of said corporate bust
ness; and to own, lease or rent all
such lands and buildings necessary
for the purposes OF carrying on and
conducting the business Of said cor
poration for which this charter is
asked.
The capital stock Of said corpora
ton, that is, the amount Of capital to
be employed by 1t is ten thousand
dollars (s1O,00O.0O) divided into shares
Of one hundred dollars {s100o0) each,
and which amount is now raised and
subscribed and ready TO be paid in
immediately upon the grant and ac-
ceptance Of the charter hereby prayed
for and the organization Ct the com
pany.
Petitioners desire that said corpor-
alton shall be governed, save as t,
ha -sas.ng Of bylaws, by a boar
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mentioned by reference for the term
of twenty years (20).
Respectfully submitted,
CORTLAND Symmes,
Petitioners Attorney

STATE or GEORGIA. COUNTY OF
GLYNN,
|, Harry F du Bignon, clerk of the
the superior court in and for said
county, do certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy OF an orig
inal petition for incorporation this
day filed and recorded in the Office OF
the clerk of Glynn superior court.
Witness my hand ard official sigma
ture this the 9Th day of April, 1903.
n. r. du Bignon,
Clerk Superior Court, G1ynn County
Georgia
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NOTICE.
)RGTA -CI,YNN COUNTY

GEORGIA. LYNN COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors of the estate of Mrs. Elmina F..
Latimer. late Of sand county, deceased,
% render in an account OF their de-
mands to ME within the time prescrib-
ed by law, properly made out. And
all persons indebted to said deceased
are hereby requested 10 make imme-
diate payment TO the undersigned.
This 1st day OF April, 1909.
Hattie LatimeT,
Executrix of the will and upon Jhe
Estate of tllmina T. Latimer
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People past middle life usually have
some kidney or bladder disorder that
saps the vitality which is naturally
lower IN old age. FoIey's Kidney Rem.
edy corrects urinary troubles. slim
ulates the kidneys, and restores the
strength and vigor. It cures uric acid
troubles by strengthening the kidneys
so they will strain out the uric acid
that settles in the muscles and joints
causing rheumatism.
For sale at the Atlanta Pharmacy.
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NOTICE

state OF Georgia VS.. The Mayor and
Council of the City Of Brunswick
Petition in Gynn Superior Court to
validate sixty four bonds issued by
the mayor and council of the City
of Brunswick and held and owned
by Townsend Scott G Son.
The public is hereby notified that
the above stated petition will be heard
by the Judge of said court at Way
cross, Georgia, at 10 o'clock a. m. on
April nth instant.
This April 9Th, 1908.
n. r. du Bignon,
Clerk Glynn Superior Court.
April GA.
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During the spring eve.y one would
be benefited by taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy 1t furnishes d needed
tonic to the Kidneys after the extra
strain Of winter, and It pufifies the
blood by stimulating the Kidneys, and
causing them 10 eliminate the impur-
tiles from it, Foley's Kidney Rem
edy inparts Rew life ard vigor Pleas
ant to take.
For sale at the Atlanta Pharmacy.
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we often wonder how any narso,
ar De persuaded into taking anv.
tnlng but Foley's Honey and Tar -,
coughs, colds and lung trouble ~
not De fooled into accepting Gown
make or other substitutes. The par
uine contains no harmful drugs an I,
In a yellow package. az -
r0r sale at the Atlanta Pharmacy
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roses Drug Store carries the Iarg-
est me OF drugs and druggists, spe-
c'a'ues IN Brunswick, therefore IL /.
easy for him to fill any orders in ,hs
drug line. :" ehe
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a rose by any other name smeu
as sweet so the poet saws, bur ~.
with Roses perfumery and toilet ar,i
cles-thev have a distinctness ~,
belongs only to Roses drug stor.
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handle full and complies linz
2. ory goods and notions ami will s,v-
YOU little on them. sia Ieviso,
1922 Bay street. lson'
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If you have backache and urinary
troubles you should take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy to strengthen and build
up the kid.eYs so they will act prop
erly. as serious kidney trouble may
develop
Fer sale at the Atlanta Pharmacy.
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~ln the springtime young mems
fancy turns to thoughts of maidens
free and in the springtime Roses
Drug Store turns its thoughts to per-
fecting its soda water department. Go
down and try sDme of the new drinks.
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Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
guard against serious results from the
spring colds, which inflame the lungs.
and develop into pneumonia. Avoid
counterfeits by insisting upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar,
which contains no harmful drugs
For sale at the Atlanta Pharmacy.
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3:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
TO AUTAUGA FARM
MANY "DOPE TENDS" SENT FROM
 BIRMINGHAM.
They Will Re Worked on Plantation of Mcqueen Smith-May Come 10 Montgomery at End
 of Terms.

Birmingham, March 1.--(Special.)- Fifteen "doee fends" the first ship ment of several installments to follow, were sent today to the plantation of Mcqueen Smith, just across the river from Montgomery.
 There they will be put to work with other convict labOrers and the hope IS that exercise. outdoor treatment, and absence from the drug will affect cures.
 This is the outcome of discussion of Il problem which has given the city and county no little trouble. The re- cent campaign against cocaine users resulted in the arrest of many of these unfortunates. No one knew what dis posal to make of them, one suggestion being that the county seclude them on a special farm. The Pratt Consolidat- ed Coal Company then offered to take the dope hends off the hands of the. county and place them on a farm. no consideration being given for their ser vices. This agreement was made, and 1t Is understood that the company has transferred It's privilege 10 MT. smith.
 The gaunt and half-crazed victims of the drug have excited the liveliest pity and interest in Birmingham. where as- tonishment has been general at the number disclosed through raids. While some of them are fl for work, most are too weak and emaciated for any man ual labor.
 The understanding is that when they have served their sentence of 100 days and costs they will be permitted to re- turn to Birmingham or to go else where.
 Because Mont gomery is so conven- tent that city Is likely to be selected by the reformed fiends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
BAKING POWDER
PURE FOOD ACT IS APPLIED IN
 PENSACOLA.
Government Seixes Large Quantity of the Artfcle-GOvernor Gilchrist Cosnmends Action of sheriff
 Van Felt.

Pensacola. Fla. March 1-(Special. ) Nearly 800 cases of baking powder were seized here early this afternoon by United States officials. under the pure food act of Congress. and pro- ceedings to condemn have been insti- tuted by the United States District Att torney.
 The shipment was from the Conti- mental Baking Powder Company of Nashville, and was consigned to the Consolidated Grocery Company. of this city.
 The seizure was made on the ground that the powder is labelled as being pure and full weight and guaranteed under a certain serial number of the pure food act. The government officials made the seizure on the ground that the powder contained in each can Is about twelve per cent short in weight. and that this comes under the pure food act.
 The marshal this afternoon took the entire consignment into his custody on an order issued by the United States Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
GIFT FOR MIR. MATTHEWS.
Handsome Testimonial to Episcopal
 Missionary.

Demopolis, March 1.-(Special. )-An interesting event took place in the club room of the Knights of St. Paul. in this city, in connection with the mis- sion services which have been conduct ed by Rev. John R. Matthews, at Trim ity Episcopal Church.
 It was announced that an informal reception would be given, but the eX- act nature of 1t was not known except to few. When a number had assem- bled at the room, Captain John C.. Webb. senior warden of Trinity church. proceeded to present to MT. Matthews a handsome loving cup as a gift of the vestry of the church. on which was elegantly engraved: Presented to Rev. John R. Matthews by the vestry of Trinity Church in loving appreciation of his services"
 In this cup was placed an envelope bearing the inscription "A thank of- fering from the members of Trinity Church to Rev. John R. Matthew's When this was opened it was found to a $100 bill.
 MT. Matthews was taken completely by surprise and was so choked by emo- tion that he could with great difficulty respond to MT. Webb's speech. He ner a circumstance in his career that was mirth- provoking and highly en- joyable.
 After this there followed an infor- nal reception, during which many took the opportunity to express to Mir. Mat thews their appreciation of his ser vices.
 The mission closed Sunday night af- ter MT. Matthews preached one of the finest sermons he has ever preached to the people of Demopols
 This Is the second mission that MT. Matthews had conducted in this city.
 Mrs. c. A. Breitling, one of the most prominent women of this com- munity, is quite ill owing to the ad- vanced age of this good woman fears are entertained that she will not re- cover. Mrs. Breitling is a member of a large and influential family and is greatly esteemed in this community.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
WORK FOR MALLORY
SELMA COMMITTEE HOLDS A MEET
 ING.
Candidate Expresses His Gratitude at the Compliment Paid Him by Many Citizens of Mont
 Gomery.

Selma. March 1.--(Special. )-The Publicity Committee of the Mallory Campaign Committee held a meeting this afternoon at the office of J. B. Ellis. The coming gubernatorial cam paign and the probable work which would have to be done by this Com . mittee. were discussed
 Each member of the committee was enthusiastic over the outcome of the campaign and sure that the same will be opened in earnest within the next few weeks.
 The committee will hold another meeting in about two weeks at which they will map out their work.
 Hon. H. s. D. Mallory this after noon expressed himself as being high ly pleased with the personnel of the Central Committee which was orga- nized in Montgomery last Saturday, and said that a higher compliment could not have been paid to him by the citi- zens of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
NEWS OF SCRANTON.
F. H. ROskO Painfully Hurt by a Fall
 From Ladder, P

Scranton, Miss, March 1.-(Special. ) F. H. Rosko one of the city bakers while engaged at work yesterday af- ternoon had the misfortune to fall from a ladder breaking two ribs on his left side.
 Surgical attention was given the in jured man at once and though his sui ferings are intense at times ii is thought that he will come out of the accident all right in a few weeks.
 The Board of Supervisors of Jack son County met in regular session this morning at 10 o'clock and are down to a large volume of business for their consideration.
 It Is likely that their sessions will continue several days.
 The license for the hunting season of 19OS-09 expired today and the sea son Is closed until November l next It will therefore be unlawful for any game to be killed during the closed sea son.
 The work of laying curbs, gutters and sidewalks in this city has been taken up on Delmas Avenue and large force of workmen are now busily en- gagged in getting that thoroughfare in shape for the improvement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
ELIOT COMES
 HERE SUNDAY Program Is Being Ar
 ranged. WILL SPEAK AT THE GRAND No Cards of Admission Will Be
 Required. The Head of Harvard University Is Regarded as the Leading Edu-
 cator of the United

A program for the visit of President Charles Eliot, of Harvard University. in Montgomery, was made up at a meeting of the Committee on Arrange ments held Monday at noon in the office of George W. Jones. President Eliot Monday at noon, but there will be no public reception for him, 1t being his wish to have no reception.
 President Eliot. accompanied by Mrs. Eliot, will reach Montgomery Sunday evening at 6:43. They will be met at the depot by the members of the Com mittee on Arrangements. He will be escorted by the committee outside the passenger station to the automobile of Harvard University. President and Mrs. Eliot will be the guests of Major and Mrs. Steiner, at their home on Hull Street, while he is in the city.
 Monday morning President Eliot will be taken on a trip of inspection around the city. He will be shown number of the spots of historic interest in Montgomery. At noon of that day his pubic address will be delivered.
 No cards of admission will be re- quired at The Grand. The Committee on Arrangements wants this clearly understood. The public Is cordially in- vited to hear President Eliot, who is easily the leading educator of the country, and who, since the death of former President Grover Cleveland, has been called the First Citizen of the United States"
 At The Grand, the first balcony will be reserved for the high school boys and girls of Montgomery. Places are reserved in the balcony for the Boys High School. Starkes University School. Edgar's School. Barnes's School and Starke's School for Girls. All the other seats of the building will be open without restriction to the public.
 The Committee on Arrangements for the visit of President Eliot consists of Dr. B. J. Baldwin, c. l.. Floyd, J. l.. Gaston. H. c. Gunnels, E. J. Meyer, A. D. Sayre. George W. Jones, R. E. Stein- CT and W. H. Thomas.
 At the meeting yesterday. Messrs George W. Jones. B. J. Baldwin, c. L. Floyd and w. H. Thomas, were named as Committee on Publicity. to assist in securing as large an audience as possible to hear Presidents Eliot's address
 Special invitations have been sent to members of Women's clubs throughout Alabama and to leading educators in Middle, South and West Alabama.
 President Eliot will leave Monday evening for Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
NEW COMMITTEE
 GETTING THINGS READY

Preparatory to setting the ball of the 1909 Fair to rolling triumphantly to success, the Executive Committee of the Fair Association held meeting Monday night, in the rooms across from the Commercial Club.
 Plans for the coming FaR were dis cussed, from many standpoints. for something more than an hour. the com mittee adjourning until o'clock this afternoon, when a report of their ulti- mate decision as to ways and means will be made public.
 As nothing definite was decided up- on at last nights meeting, Chairman Davis and his fellow committeeman decided that any statement before a final decision had been reached would be premature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
OWEN FINNEGAN
END COMES TO AN AGED STEAM
 BOAT MAN.
Mobile NOnOgenaria Former Owner of Vessels on the River and Had Wide Acquaintance
 In State.

Mobile, March 1-(Special. )-Cap- tain owen Finnegan, a pioneer steam boat man. died tonight in the 9oth year of his age.
 He was well known on the rivers tributary to Mobile. and at various times owned the steamer Maggie F. Burke, and other boats. and was for many years identified with the river trade. He retired from active bus mess some time ago.
 He leaves daughter. Mrs. Peter Burke, Sr, d number of grandchildren, among them being Peter Burke. Jr. and owen F. Burke. a steamboat man. and other relatives. He was a ns- tive of Ireland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-02
ELI BROWN HURT.
Heavy Bundle Of Dynamite Falls Q
 Him.

Heavy Bundle Of Dynamite Falls On
 Him.
 Anniston. March 1.-(Special.)- l.)--Eli Brown, brother of G. D. Brown, of this city. was badly injured a week ago at the Zuber rock quarry and Is now con- fined in a hospital at Gadsden.
 Mir. Brown was carrying sixty pounds of dynamite up bank, and. slipping. fell on the rocks below with the ex- plosive on top of him. He was badly injured, requiring an operation and careful nursing in the hospital. but Is thought he will recover.
 It Is confidently believed that the falling of the dynamite on top of Mir. Brown saved his life. as 1t prevented an explosion that would doubtless have scattered him into fragments had he fallen on the dynamite.