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FRIDAY MORNING
Waists and
Walking Skirts
A new lot of dainty lawn waists.
White, and some black and white,
$1.98 to $5.48.
Also an elieant line of extra light
weight walking skirts. Pit guaranteed.
1.i1.p , b, t 11,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
Beginning May 15th, my store
Will open promptly at
6:30, a. m.
and close promptly at 10;30p m
W. J. BUTTS,
THE DRUGGIST.
“On the White Corner.”
TOBIAS NEWMAN
MAS THE EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
cf the
Lotos Club
PURE
Rye Whiskey,
BRUNSWICK A ND VICINITY.
WANTED!
1,000,000 Cars of
SCRAP IRON,
The highest cash prices paid
for same. J. W, Watkins,
208 Bay St, Brunswich Ga.
y ■■II Receive new goods every week.
► 111 L St 'R you the best goods tor the least money
L 1111 | Refund your money if purchase is not satisfactory,
f■■ | Treat you with politeness and respect
I VI b Appreciate your small pnrehases as well as yonr large ones
[ Yoi ‘ tuv * every reason to trade with us.
I • _____
L H. Heller & Bro.
Two Stores,
220 Newcastle, 302 Bay Sts
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF GLYNN.
To the superior court of said county:
The petition of C. P. Goodyear, Sr.
C. Downing, W. E. Dempster, Walter
B. Isaac, and C. P. Goodyear, Jr., all
of Glynn county, Georgia, respect
fully snows:
First. That they desire to he incor
porated under the name and style of
the “Brunswick Paint Oil & Varnish
Company” for a term of twenty
years, with the principal place of bus
iness at Brunswick Georgia and the
PSivJltege of establishing lagenceies
elsewhere and employing agents in
this state, the United States and for
eign countries.
Second. The object of said com
pany is to engage in manufacturing
and selling goods for profit, and the
principal buxines which they desire
to engage in is the manufacture of
paint oil, vamisliK s, mixed paints,
and sale of the same.
Third. The capital stock of said,
company to lwa fifty thousand dol
lars ($50,000), in shares of one hun
dred dollars each, one-half com
mon stock and one half thereof to
he cumulative, participating prefer
red, seven (7) per cent, divi
dend paying stock, that is to
say that before the common
stock shall receive dividends there
-hall first lie paid to the preferred
stock a seven per cent dividend,, and
if for any yefar earnings are insuffi
cient to jiay all or any portion of such
seven per coni, dividend, that such un
paid dividends or portion thereof
shall be paid to said preferred stock
whenever! subsequent earnings au
thorize if, and should earnings au
thorize an excess of dividend over
seven per cent to both common and
preferred stock, such surplus, or so
much thereof as is declared an ad
ditional dividend, to he divided equal
ly between the preferred and the com
mon stock; each class of stock to
have equal voting power with the
other; each share of stock to he en
titled to one vote in all stockhold
ers meetings; a majority of all stock
issued to constitute a quorum In such
meetings, and a majority of such quo
rum to decide all questions at reg
ular or called stockhoidsrs meetings.
No part of said stock has been paid
In but petitioners desire to engage in
business so soon as ten nor cent of
the total stick of said company is
, lid in c.i h into tli.' flic t.e. ury of
raid ci.i.iprny. exclusive of ;.ur hnsi s
for preferred stock of real estate and
Purchases for common stock of for
mula. patent rights,trade marks metd
ods and processes for the art'< lex it
proposes to manufacture and sell.
fourth. The said company to have
power to acquire real estate for the
purposes of its incorporation and to
pay for some at a fair valuation in
j inferred 8 took, If densirryl. and to
acquire formula, patent rights, trade
marks, secret methods and processes
for (he article it proposes to manu
facture and sell and to pay for same
.u a (air valuation in common stock
If desired, to take real and personal'
property in payment or dt fits to it or
o take security thereon; to issue
mnds and secure same by mortgage
or ri ' ’’ of ti'Uid; to have, and use' a
common s al: to sue and be sued- to
Id ad ami be impleaded; to make by
, " "> consistent, with this
charter Tor lls government, Including
He- number and character of its offi
eerx and their compensation,, ami
generally to do any other act or acts
Ul,n ". "i- things usually done nv cor
poraimw. not Inconsistent wit'll Ibis
~ V| ",•' Hus state or
hta ''*- Ami petition
' lh "Hi evor pray.
Respectfully submitted
U. I*. Goodyear.
Attorney for petitioners.
Georgia, Glynn county.
U. r. du Bignon, clerk of the sit
enor court for Glynn county. Goor
ia. do certify that the above an v
;> TMdtu is a true and corcct copy ( ,r
th' petition lor charter t m t . H nms
wck I'alnt, Oil & varnish company
!' * in 'jy °m'. this, the fifth clay of
Ma >' I' 1 ":.’. Witness iny 1,-,,,
aud ohiclnl seal this. May
/-xi y K. F. du Bignon
C ncorgia M>rlor C ° Urt * Glynn
Bpccial excursions will be run by
thi M*.inter 11, sde Sunday. Go down
nd g,,t a whiff oi iue ( K-ean
~ Stokers” are employed at Jim
after s, only first-class ' workmen
who know how to do good work ’
A trip t „ at . Simon these warm davs
1R mv.gorating. The Hessi,, w I go
down Sunday. Join the crowd.
To OUR CUSTOMERS
A* the hanks will close at 1 o'clock
1 ' °" ‘^ a fur days between May lath
and October Ist, 1902, notice of which
ir given in another column of this paper,
"e lx'g that our customers will Wr
same m mind, ami come to the hank as
early as possible on Saturduv of each
week to accommodate us. as well as
themselves, for by doing so they will
help us til do tiie business satisfactorily
.mil avoid the delay of having! to vnit
their turn at the hist minute!*
Very truly,
nm NS WICK BANK Jt TRUST CO.
H. \\ Gale, Cashier
Jfust Received
A fw uutiful t.ine of Summer
Millinery. Also a Fine Assortment .
’ " f Ornaments of the latest .
Cribson
. >-t.Tles. Ladies are invited to '
. llllpt ct.
c. carle, :
•4
.'O3 Newcastle St ,
fieme rfeeial
: Views Vietes.
Mrs. S. E. Cargyle continues to im
prove., ,
• ♦ *
Mrs. R. E. Dart spent Wednesday
on Frederica. ,
* • •
Mrs. If. A. Lucas has been quite
ill for several days.
• •
Miss Bettie Nightingale left Weld
nesday for New York.
• •
A little son is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Merchant.
• • •
Mrs. Lou.s Baker has improved
from her rocent illness. ~
■ • •
Mr. and Miss. Ben 1 s.rchardt re
turned to tue city yesterday.
• • m
Mrs. W, F. Parker and children
left for Brooklyn Wednesday.
• • *
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Girvin are the
happy parents of a bright litli- girl.
• • •
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. ('. Marlin wax a gnat deal
better yesterday.
• • •
Mrs. Richard Pi ter- and children
will leave next week to spend some
time at Pidcock.
• *
Mrs. It. ('. Corbin has returned to
her home in Macon after a visit to
Mrs. A. C. Plain.
• • m
Mrs. M, P. King and Mias May-
King will leave Sunday to visit Mrs.
11. B. Maxey in Savannah.
• • •
The Presbyterian choir was pleas
antly entcjtalned at Jc-kyi by Mr.
E. G. Groh Wednesday.
• • m
Mrs. J, W. Pinkton and Miss Evans
Jeler will leave today for Valdosta
alter spending some ume with Mrs.
A. C. Plain.
• • •
Miss May King entertained infor
mally yesterday afternoon in honor
°f Mrs. R. 1., Mercer and Miss
Maud Haywood, et Savannah.
• • •
Mrs. William 11. Montgomery left
yesterday for her home, in Chicago
alter a. pleasant winter spent wild
the family of her son. Mr. J. A.
Montgomery.
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Tlici young people arc looking for,
want with a great .leal of pleasure
to tlic moonlight c\i iir him w Ir, h j.,
to he given l.y the hull, x „f the
Catholic church on May 22.
• • •
The excursion to lie given tonight
by the l.ihrary association. lioirTTT”
first of the Reason, is sure to he a sue
cess. An orclic tra has hee ,
an,l dancing will l,e indulged in. the
tiile silts for surf hatthing. ami no
ionlit many will take advantage an I
njoy a (lip.
Mrs. Charles S. Wylly eomplimon
ie,i her guests. Mr . i{. !,. Mereeran.l
Mi-ss Margie Stiles, of Saannah,
with a delightful morning on Wed
H'C'tny. The occasion, inch wax
something of an innovation here,
was much enjoyed hv all present
The guests of Mis. Wylly w, re
Miss Fannie Aiken. Miss Maud
Haywood, Miss Zoe Symons. Mi-,
dames Munwody. Mrs. !•;. |i Walter
Mrs. C. H. Lloyd, Mrs. Harry F. Dtin
wody.
■Mrs. Moses Isaac and Miss
Carrie Isaac leave today for New York
Where they will make their home
luture. Their many friends hero re
gret their departure very much and
hosts of good wishes follow them on
their journey to their northern home.
Miss Rosa Kuhenstein. of Savannah
s visiting Mrs. 1.. J. Joel.
Lumber! Lumber! Lumber' All
Winds. L. A. Miller.
What Thin Folk Need.
In the greater power of digesting
and assimilating food. For them Dr
Kings >ew Lite Fills work wonders,
they tone and regulate the digestive
organs, gently expe i ali poisons from
tne system, enrich the blood, improve
appetite, make healthy flesh. Only
25c. at ail druggists.
That Suit You Wear needs to be
cleaned and pressed. Take It to Jim
paster, or ring 'phone 253-2,
:ln Olden Times
► Most people lived better than they
[do now. Their food was better
"fresher and more wholesome than
, the food of today averagi s
r there are some grocery stor.
i though, that keep fully up to the!
1 old-time standard— stores where -
i everything is purity, freshness and ■
f reliability, .
' This is one of them. ■
! TMOMAB KEANY,
t 'Phone 11. 313 Newcastle St. !
We close at eeven o’clock. ,
LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The city court meets in adjourned
session this morning.
The closing of the saloons made
Brunswik look dull yesterday.
General Manager McDuffie, of the
B. and 8., spent yesterday n Atlanta.
Quite a large nuumber of Giynn
county citizens spent yesterday in the
city.
It is probable that the local golf
club will play in Darien in a short
time.
Council did not meet last evening
hut the regular session will be held
next Thursday.
J. I). Smith, an old Brunswickian,
now of Jacksonville, is shaking hands
with his many friends in the city.
•
The good shots of the Riflemen say
they are determined to make a good
showing at the state shoot in Macon,
which will be held in June or July.
C. C. Cocroft, representing Phillips
& Crew, Atlanta, expert piano tuner,
is in the city for a few .lays and of
fers his services to the people of
Brunswick. He can he found at
Fleming & Waff’s.
A crowd of the supporters of the
victorious candidates were out nearly
all of last night and that, they had a
glorious time was attested by the
i;u t that they made more noise than
several brass hands.
Philadelphia club rye, post'fvely the
finest blended Whiskey in the "city.
Full quarts $1.25 per bottle; satis
faction on this brand guaranteed or
money refunded. Telephone 13 <> ft>*
l.evison, agent, 310 Bay street.
THE CELEBRATED WAUKESHA
Arcadian ginger ale now on sale at
Hunter-Saies urug etore. The most
sxhillarating drink dispensed at any
found in the city. Call for it.
Call on L. A. Miller for kfln dried
lumber.
If you want your bicycle repaired
right bring it to an experienced work
man. B. J Olewtne, 505 Gloucester
* Vf-'t
s excursions will lie .oin by
in*- steamer Hessie Sunday. Go down
and get a whiff of the ocean.
For Sale
• trie small house and lot on A street
n.-ar gas house. Price SSOO. monthly
payments. Drobstno, Fendig & o>.
If you need a typewriter of and des
cription come to see mo before buying
I '-an save you money. Terms rea
sonab'u and satisfaction guaranteed
< 11. Jewett.
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UM 11 I Rfi habit-ttf'.:- ! -vil’.-..i p.uu
S.W 0 >7 I .(tit- ~ , r
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->• A. ATi.-tell.r.a. „ .o,
“ piUerml Con-v.-poud, I)c -!ri.-0vc . :
W. M. TOPPER * CO.,
i . F °'‘ war ding and Shipping Agents
Lighterage, Towing and Marine
vurance. Corr<*orriaenep PoliclCd
BRUNSWICK. C A
Th,,se who have not bought their
MW IIAIS
Will do well to call at
Jiliss A. a ter';}
Lefoi-e buying elsewhere
N,- 'v Hstts. New Flowers
A New Line of
Refrigerators, iff
Mosquito IVets,
1 aw n Chairs and So t j ees, Si IrSflil
Mattings and I ibi-: itnijs,
Sw,U. Ko-ltaß* jj"
Wedding j
Presents ;
Sterling Silver: j
Cut Glass; }
Jewelry i
Watches: 1
Diamonds, ere.
KEKNON MOTT 0. D. ;
Tk Leading Jeweler.
216 NEWeAlill TREET. •
InepeUor of watehee for tie.-'
S°Ummb aajd B l B tUßwar*.'
Ui@ 01 ty el<w k. Time
by wire from Washington daily
at U a. m.
Fresn
Dried
j i. * r '
Fruits
Large Prunes.
Ftnall Primi s.
Evaporated Apricots
Evaporated Peaches.
Evaporated Peaches
Pitted Cherti-s.
If it’s good to eat we have it.
Geo W.Harper
’Phone 158. THE GROCER.
H. Michelson,
314 Newcastle St.
To bring the well selected line
of Furniture before the public
I will sell during this wtek:
£1.65 Ladies' locker
1 Outer Table i no
I. high l ack dining chair i .on
1 .'m Child's High Cane Scar
Chatr l .00
1 I-'. Cradles 1 .00
Valuable Property For Sale.
Four six room houses, two on Bay
street, two on Oglethorpe street.
Price SSOO each, or $ 1,700 for the four
houses. This is a big bargain and
a money earner. Library building sl.-
110. This property pays good inter,
eat upon the investment and has a
good speculative value. Six-room
house and lot on South Wolt street.
$550. Five room two story house anti
lot Old Town $1,050 Brobston, Femtl*
& Cos.
When You Want Your Clothes
clean, and and pressed ring ’phone 253 2,
Jim Carter’s number.
Rice-—-
We have just received 10 eHtloads
of
rticiH
. and for ihe n xt ten days, we will
make
Special 3?riccs
- Mordants wili do well to snpplv
. their wants now,
she S)ewning 'Ce.
MAY 16