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Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22

PRODUCTION into the inner palace :,
any piece of foreign furniture A..
matter of fact the imperial pat,s,,
never sufficiently rallied to be abls :
be moved onto it. and 1t was later :.
turned to the importers. But sorsss.
made sheets and pillows were used :.
stead of the native habutai on wbleh
he generally reposed.
So strict are the precautions araln.,
fire that all the kitchen stoves whI.n
are of the usual Japanese style s,s
all hibachi must be extinguished !,
eight o'clock in the evening, even !,
the coldest weather. All niehf ,
watch is kept by several Of the ser,.
ing women against a posaible outbra.t
Of fire as the result Of reIirhtlnr
hibachi or overturning OF candlsa
Rules Are Strict.
The whole of the service in the n.
ace is monopolized by women with
the exception of the imperial psees
who are the messengers between the
outer and inner court. Indeed With
the exception of these and Of II.
princes of the blood, who have IA,
entree. no male. beyond an occssion.l
carpenter or plumber, is ever seen
Even the presence Of q carpenter q
carry out some small Job is q rrs.,
rarity. owing TO the precautions fxhicb
have to be taken and the purifcatisn,
which have to be undergone.
Also the late emperor disliked exees
sively the intrusion Of strangers pari
ly owing to his innate CONSERVATISM
and partly owing to q certain mean
ness which objected to the perform.
ance Of repairs. There is a sioy
which. II not true is at least ben l1c.
vato that on one occasion on entering
one Of the rooms and finding a work
man there fixing new paper 10 l1s
shogi he sent for the ladies OF lhs
court and delivered a short lecture d
economies. informing them that vhsn
the shogi wanted repairing they
should not have workman In to fx
new papsr, but should themselves
patch it up with old. A certain PRIV
councillor who was In attendance cur
ing the last days Of the late emperor
and entered his room told the present
writer that the paper Of the shogi vas
brown with age and patched in man,
places.
! The three essentials Of palace m,
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
FIGHTS SNAKE; SAVES MASTER
Dog seIzes and Kills a Rather az
Reptile 10 About to
Strike.

Clearfield, Pa.-Tippy. little mon
grel dog, saved the life Of his master,
Frank G. Harris, one time county
treasurer, the other day while the lat
ter was on a fishing trip to Moose
Creek, near here. by attacking a big
rattlesnake that was about to strike
Harris IN the face.
Mr.. Harris, desiring to reach the
other side of the stream, started to
crawl over on a slippery log. Just
as he reached the far end Of the log
a big rattler raised his head directly
in front of his face and drew back to
strike.
"Tippy." who had swan the creek.
darted at the snake and obtained a
hold Just back of the head. His keen
teeth made short work of the rattler.
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
TO SELL OLD NEWTON HOME
House Of Great English Mathematician
on Market-sIr Isaac Lived
There ~ Years.

London. A notice board outside
the plain and unpretentious building
on the east side of st. Martins street.
Immediately to the south Of Leicester
square, indicates that the premises are
for sale.
Externally there is nothing attrac-
tive about the buildings, but the title.
Newton house, gives some indication
of its historic interest.
After his removal from Jermyn
street, further west, Sir Isaac Newton,
the greatest English mathematician OF
his day, master Of the mint and presi-
dent of the Royal society, lived there
for the last II years Of his life.
Though now dingy and dreary, st.
Martins street in 1710 was sufficient
ly attractive and exclusive to have
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
PHILADELPHIA Rooster Defes Mandate Of Court

Wister said she was in sympathy with
his efforts. and that, since all roosters
are a nuisance In thickly settled
community. the court is right In d.
recting the owner to either put
mufier on the chicken or send him 10
the country for the summer.
II the rooster crows after Mr.. Tull
is served with the Injunction he may
be held in contempt of court. Mr.. VIII
dermuth says he will see that the
papers are properly presented, and
that he will back up his determination
to put the rooster out OF business py
having a court officer take Mr.. Tull
into custody just as soon as the In
junction is violated.
The cause celebre has suddenly
leaped into fame in the neighbornood.
Neighbors who never before looked
over a fence or peeped through hole
in the wall have developed a won
derful curiosity to take a look at the
subject of the controversy. A woman
Of unusually heavy build snatched a
board from a fence when she tried TO
gaze into Mr.. Tull's back yard. The
children have also been boosting each
other to see the rooster and his hve
barnyard companions.
Mrs. Imogene B. Oakley, head OF a
special committee appointed by the
Civic club TO do away with unneces-
sary noises, declared a law should be
passed to prevent roosters from crow
ing early in the morning.
Mr.. Wildermuth was right In ask
ing the court to suppress the nui
sance," she said
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22

city of Toxic. Besides the palace It.
self the compound contains barracks
for a regiment Of guards, the officers
of the imperial cabinet, Of the privy
council, of the ministry Of the house
hold, immense stables. telegraph sta
ton and postoffice. power and water
stations and residences for officials-
The palace itself is divided into the
outer and inner courts. The former
fs that to which the world of officials.
mobiles and diplomats has limited
admittance. Its spacious halls and
apartments are all furnished in for
eign style 1t is Illuminated with
electricity and warmed by steam.
The inner court adjoins the outer.
being connected with it by wide cor
ridor. 1t is both externally and inter
naily absolutely pure japanese. The
floors are covered with white "tata'
mi" the walls of the rooms are
"shogi" (sliding paper screens). There
are mats for sitting and low tables of
white wood for eating. The illumina-
ton is entirely by candles set in 'an-
don," while warmth Is obtained only
from "hibachi' or charcoal braziers.
In the inner court is neither gas nor
electricity. nor even an oil lamp. II
is practically the only residence In
Toxic, of high or low degree. without
the slightest trace of western civiliza'
tion, which has ostensibly conquered
the country.
During the illness Of the late emper-
or a brass bedstead was introduced
into the palace. which was the first In,
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22

the stomach he found a watch in
perfect condition. the hands stopped
at 13 minutes after 8 o'clock.
At frst he didn't know whether to
part with the watch. He was offered
IS for it and refused to sell. Later,
however, he was taken with terri
BILE case OF stomach cramps after eat
ing some of the carp.
This, taken in connection with the
fact that the fish was caught on FRI
day and that the watch stopped at 1s
minutes after 3 o'clock, has convinced
him that the timep'ece is soaked with
bad luck Now he is looking for the
owner or the man who offered him the
f1ve.
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
podaIno Snake. cyeIIs, Is t1urt.

Lawrenceburg. Ind-Bernard j.
Knepfie. aged twenty.one years. was
coasting down a steep incline on his
motorcycle as a large blacksnake
crawled across the road Knepfie at
tempted to make the machine jump
over the snake TO avoid getting its
body tangled in the wheels. The mo-
torcycle went over a 25-foot embrank-
ment and Knepfe had both wrists
broken.
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22

would appear to be cleanliness, ce'f
mony and tradition, or rather SUPER
stition. The maids who attend ol 'l'
court ladies' during their toilet pa
form their duties on their knees nn'
on no account must they touch lhsH
own lower limbs. Should this acF
dentally happen the Offending m'N
must instantly withdraw and un1efs'
a course Of publication before sne g.
again appear before her mistress y
the rules with regard to the maids q
the ladies In waiting are 80 strIet
may be imagined that those WITH r
gard to the personal attendants q u'
sovereigns are even more so.
It is of course well known tha. y
service before their majesties na =
be performed on the knees. sno = ?
not etiquette to approach them ezc'F
On the knees. Even the pfys'c'sA
who attended on the late emperor oe.
ing his last illness were not exenlps~
from this rule. II is also comiae'
knowledge that no one may touch y
imperial person with ungloved nHno'
Last July Drs. Miura and Aoyams 2
tanned permission for the first 'lps =
take the imperial pulse without 'n'-
position of a piece Of silk betvss'
their fingers and the patients H'.,
while for the first time on rev,
medical instruments were appiis'
the imperial body. -.
This rule is equally strict ie'
ladies in waiting. and especiaip
when in attendance on their mals''''
when bathing or at their toilet
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
Didn't Work.

It is a serious offense for German
soldier to appear in public except In
uniform Even when he Is on fur
Tough he must always wear 1t.
A certain Lieutenant Schmidt. who
was engaged in some adventure or
other dressed up as civilian. was
having a fine, time of it when, on
turning corner. he unexpectedly met
his colonel.
Lieutenant Schmidt. however, did
lot ioss his presence of mind. but in
changed voice asked:
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22

IN HE every day life OF the Japa-
nese court Is practically un-
known to the public in spite
of the increasing enterprise Of
japanese journalism. which
has made repeated efforts to break
down the barrier of exclusiveness and
mystery that has hitherto guarded all
approach to the inner apartments of
the Chiyoda palace. Invariably these
attempts to violate the sanctity OF the
imperial precincts have ended in fail
ure, and until q short time ago no
consecutive and intelligent account Of
what actually goes on at court had
ever been published.
The death Of the Emperor Mutsu-
hito, who has now joined the ranks
Of the Sacred Ancestors with the post
humous title of Meiji Tenno. and the
retirement of the lord chamberlain.
Prince Tokudaiji, have removed the
two greatest obstacles in the way Of a
more intimate knowledge of palace
happenings.
the Empress Sadeko. are much more
modern in their ideas and thoughts
than the late ruler and 1t has not
taken long for several expressions Of
their liberal tendencies to become evi-
dent.
Palace 10 Modern.
The emperor and empress have not
yet removed to the Chiycda palace.
the residence of the reigning monarch.
from the Alaska palace, a brand new
German structure. which IL the home
Of the crown prince Of Japan. This Is
owing to the necessity of the former
undergoing thorough turnout and re
pair. When they do go into residence
there it is probable that the old order
will be changed and that life in the
palace will no longer follow the old
mysterious routine which was asso-
ciated with the days of Mutsuhito.
All the more interest therefore at.
taches to the contents of a small vol
ume just published, "Jokwan Mono
gatari," or the "reminiscences oil
Court Ladies'" to which the writer is
partially indebted for some of the In
formation contained in this article.
The Chiyoda palace 10 hidden away
tp the immense compound. behind the
triple moat and high walls. which oc
eupies practically the center Of the
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
Boil Anaered bY Auto Pennant.

Sacramento, Cal.-A red pannantl
attached to the rear an automobile,
owned by H. A. Mcclellan. almost
brought disaster upon himself and
family when bull attacked the ma
chine from the hank BY lodging
and speeding the chauffeur managed
to escape with punetured tire which
the bull gcred with his horns.
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
rr,oedIes Told In Headlines.

Had Too Much Confidence IN the
Fighting Qualities Of His Dog"
Bridegroom Drops In to See Report
er Who Wrote Him up as Wearing
the Conventional Black
"Masher Unexpectedly Encounters
Big Brother of Young Lady; His In
juries Are Severe. But Not Fatal"
Meets Man of Whom He Borrowed
a Dollar Forty. Years Ago; Man Re
members"
six Daughters of Old-Fashioned
Father Become Eloquent and Aggtes-
sive Suffragists."
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
BRAVE OHIO WOMAN
WHIPS VICIOUS DOG
Animal Bites Her Maid and
Threatens Daughter in a
Railway Station.

Cleveland, Ohio.-In the dim inte-
rior of the Union Station Mrs. T. H.
Street of 1144S Euclid avenue. society
woman. fought with ferocious dog
which had severely bitten her maid
and which was trying to sink its teeth
into her daughter the other afternoon.
The battle, in which Mrs. Street had
no weapons but her hands, was wit
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22

Can you tell me, sir, where y :.
tenant Schmidt lives? ! am PIE p'..
er from the country. and an ps'n'
him a visit
The colonel gave the desired
formation. and Lieutenant sen'- !.
hurried home and got into uniio'r :,
soon as possible. He thought ns !. =.
deceived his superior officer, put e &.
day when he met his colonel ine ?
ter said:
Lieutenant Schmidt, II your ~. ~,
er from the country pays you H. -,
visit. I'll have him placed ID ~
confinement for 80 days
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
MethodicaI construetIor

How about that dialect story OF
yours?" asked the impatient editor.
Coming right along, sir" replied
Mr.. Penwiggle. Il have all the pune
tuation marks written and 1t won't
take me more than half an hour to I'LL
In the letters"
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
Too Trying.

"Then you don't like these after
noon teasP'
TOO rough on the nerves. Here's
the situation: i gotta hold a sand
wich in my mouth. plate of cake in
one hand, cup of tea in the other,
and nothing to set anything on but a
grand piano"
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
cloarettes Without NicotIne. -

Rome. Italy.-Cigarettes without
nicotine" win be sold here for three
cents apiece. The Italian tobacco
monopoly win start the sale in the
fall. II was announced.
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
LouuacIous DIET.

Missionary Ito cannibaD-"What
makes your chief so talkative today
Cannibal-"oh, he ate couple of bar
bers this morning"-Minnesota Min
Ge-Ha-Ha.
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
,av.rII. TbIrst for KnowIsdas'

Tommy-You ortn't to play =.
that Cluny boy; he's got the m -. (
Bobby know It. Say, von'sp /.
be too bad If ketched 'em ana o'' 4
stay out O. school a whole mon''
crickeyl
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
Aos Q. Contests.

How many times have you Ds.-
rssted?" asked the court -
I'm sorry. judge repnse 81
ding PETE, but I've lost eoypl ~.
aiI't nobody cIerin' a prize =
Tensas gazette., 1913-08-22
censor All Motion Pictures.

All motion pictures In Bavaria must
be shown before board of censors
before they can be put on screen in
the shows.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


in thu wholesale business if a ma
iority of its stockholders shall SO
elect.
>. That said corporation shall also
have such other rights, powers and
privileges as are vested in corpora
tions by the laws of Georgia
6. That said corporation shall have
the right to receive in payment for
its capital stock real and personal
property
Z. That the officers Of said eorpor
alton shall be president, secretary
and treasurer and such other officers
as shall be provided for in the by
laws, or by action of the stockholders
OF directors, and with the right to
anyone of the first two named officers
10 hold the office of treasurer.
g. That they desire the right for
said corporation, acting by its stock
holders, to make bylaws. rules and
regulations for the government Of
the corporation, with the authority
to the stockholders to delegate such
right and power to the board Of di-
rectors.
That said corporation shall have
/ the right to contract and be contract
cd with. to sue and be sued, to plead
/ md be implicated, to have and use Il
corporate seal and to change the samo
at pleasure, and generally to have
and exercise such powers, rights and
4 privileges as are incident to and vest
ed in similar corporations under the
/ laws of the state of Georgia.
Bennett, Twitty & Reese,
Petitioners Attorneys.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
PETITION Fua CHARTER.
GEoRGIA-Glynn County.

90
GEORGIA-Glynn County.
To the Superior Court of Said County
The petition of c. V. Collier asa
Blrford and c. c. Thaxton. all OF
Glynn county, Georgia, respectfully
shows
1. That they desire for themselves.
their associates and assigns to be
made a body corporate and polite
under the 9ame and stylA OF Collier
Drug Company for a term of TWEEN
ty years, with the privilege of re
newal at the expiration of such time.
.. That the capital stock of said
corporation shall be six thousand dot
lars, with the privilege of increasinS
such capital stock from time TO time
by a majority vote OF the stock out
standing at the time action is taken
to make such increase, to any amount
or amounts not exceeding twenty-five
thousand dollars, and that all shares
shall be of the par value Of one hun
dred dollars each.
8 That the principal office of said
corporation shall be in the city of
Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia,
with the privilege of establishing
branch Offices, agencies and places Oh
business elsewhere in SAID state on
other states.
4. That the object of said corpora.
ton shall be pecuniary gain to its
stockholders and the particular bust
ness in which it proposes to engage
is retail drug business, with the right
10 buy, sell and deal in drugs, toilet
articles, tobacco, cigars, soda water
carbonated and mineral waters OF al!
Kinds, and all other articles. goods
Ind merchandise that are usually in
cidental to the drug business; tc
manufacture drugs and any such ar
ticles in which it may DEAL with the
| right generally to do any act or thing
| necessary or proper in the conduct OF
or incident to its business, and to own
and improve such real property as
may be necessary in the conduct OF
Its business, with the RIGHT to engage
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

GEORGIA Glynn County.
BY virtue Of an order of the court
of ordinary Of said county, granted
June 2, 1913, will be sold at public
outcry on the first Tuesday in July
1913, Gt the couat housc in said com
ty, between the uCuf.l hours. Of sale,
the following real eGtato situate IA
Glynn county, Georgia, to-wit: The
following lot, tract or parcel Of land,
situate, lying and being in the state
of Georgia, county of Glynn and in the
city Of Br nswick therein and in hat
Portion Of said city called Town Cora
mons, and shown and identified upon
the map and plan n gaId city as Town
Commons lot numb n ono hundred and
forty.thrce, 1ctween Wolf and Albany
streets, said lot 1cing bounded as fol
lows, tc-wit: North by lol number
one bundled ana forty-two; south By
lot number one handrod an Forty
four; east by Albany street end west
y Wolf street. The sale viii contin-
ne from day to day Between the le5al
hours, II necessary, Until said proper
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
GUARDIAN.
This June 6, 1913.
GEORGIA-Gylnn County.

Gylnn County.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons concerned that the undersigi
as guardian Of the person and prop
erty of James A. Harris, minor, will
apply to the judge OF the superior
court OF said county on July IL, 1913
at II o'clock a. m, at the county
courthouse, for leave to sell at pri
waite sale the one-tenth undivided in.
terest of the said minor in the ca, !
ern oue-third Of Old Town lot No
507 in the city of Brunswick, Glynn
county, Georgia, for purposes of re.
investing the proceeds in a one-tenth
undivided interest, in Urbana lots
Nos. n and Is and rs, and the i'm
proVements thereon, in said city, be
cause the last described propert
better located and will produce bet
ter income
This June II, 1913.
William II. Harris, Sr., Guardian.
6-1219-2G; To.
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SHE RIFF SALES.

liE0RGIA-Glynn County.
VIII be sold before the door of the
courthouse of said county, in Bruins
wick, Georgia, on the first Tuesday In
July, 1913, between the legal hoars OF
sale to the highest and best plader
for cash, that certain tract Of Lind i'll
the city OF brunswick, Georgia, aud
described on Baldwin's map of said
city made in the year 1887, as Old
Town lot No. 1S4. Levied on and to
be sold as the property of Miss
Mary Lee Crovatt, to satisfy certain
execution ON Glynn superior court
in favor of j. B. Wright and &. M.
Gowan as executors on the estate OF
Charles A. Russell, deceased, for 81
1896 principal. Written notice OF levy
given tenant i'll possession as required
by law This June 6, 1918.
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Book of 100 Tested Recipes

Brightly illustrated and full of helpful ideas.
Tells how the best cooks get the most
satisfactory results. Address Department IS,
The Proctor & Gamble Co., Cincinnati, @.
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CITATION.

GEORGIA-Glynn County.
Mrs. Fannie Mitchell, having made
application to me in due form to be
appointed administrators upon the es
tate of John l.. Mitchell, late of said
county, deceased, notice is hereby
given that said application will be
heard at the regular term Of the court
of ordinary, to be held on the first
Monday in July, 1913.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture this I'd day of June, 1913.
EDWIN w. DART,
Ordinary and Ex-Officio Clerk Court
of Ordinary. G. G., Ga.
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CITATION.

GEORGIA-Glynn County.
Whereas Mrs. S. H. Brown, admin.
istratrix of Atkinson Browns estate
represents to the court in her peti.
ton duly filed and entered on record
that she has fully administered At.
kinson Browns estate. This is, there.
fore, to cite all persons, kindred and
creditors, to show cause why said ad-
ministratrix should not be discharged
from her administration and receive
letters of disi8lssion on the first Mon.
day in July, 1913.
This June I'd, 1913.
EDWIN w. DART
Culinary and Ex-officio Clerk Court
Of Ordigary.
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This Creanlike Crisco

scarcely would be possible ideal conditions
existing the spoess CrSco factory Human hands
Csco the the oil subjected the process you
your kitchen.
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Also at the same time and place the
to-wit: That certain 25-horsepower
gasoline launch 81 feet long and .
feet wide, equipped with Palmer en-
CINE. Levied -on'1and to be sold as
the property OF the Blackstaif Engi-
neering company to satisfy those
two certain attachment executions,
one in favor Of Wright & Gowan for
$15S.47 principal, besides interest and
costs, and the other in favor OF Thorn
as p. Film for 1928 principal, besides
interest and costs.
VIM. n. Berre,
Sheriff GIynn Co., Ga.
Z This June 6, 1913
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Yes, ilhea Springs has music and
dancins the place you can play golf,
tennis, croqnct, 80 fishing, swimming,
boating, riding or driving, AUTOMOBILE
ing. Fine lawn and board walks. and
the home Of the Old Reliable Rhea
Springs Watcr-the best that flows
been tried for a century. No better
place to recuperate. Fine accommo
'ations-ratea reasonable. Write for
particulars, Rhea Springs company,
Rhea Springs, Tenn.
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Also at same time and place the
following described property, to-wit;
One Burroughs adding and listing ma
chine, style OK. Number 155,0Gl To
be sold to satisfy a certain execution
out of Glynn superior court in favor
Of the Burroughs Adding Machine
company against j. M, Bruner Gas
he property of said Bruner) for
S151.50 principal.
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GEoRGIA-Glynn County.

GEORGIA-Glynn County.
Notice is hereby given that the I'm.
dcrsigned has applied to the ordinary
OF said county for leave to sell land
belonging to the estate Of M. M. Bush,
for the payment of debts and for dis
tribntion. Said application will be
heard at the regular term Of the
Court Of Culinary for said county to
be held on the first Monday in July,
1913.
This I'd day Of June, 1913.
MRS. JACKIE BUSH SUTTON.
Administrators upon tile estate Of M.
M. Bush.