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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

Behre for secretary. Both these ladies
have held their places before and have
made acceptable and capable officers.
Charleston. s. c.. was selected as the
next place for the conference.
One of the most Interesting features Of
the conference was a brief statement by
Rev w H Ramsay. of Louisville. Ky,
on THE Promise of Unitarian Chris
tianity" The claim of Unitarianism is
set forth briefly and simply and as pre-
scented by DR.. Ramsay created a deep i'm
preston. He said:
our claim Is that our religion Is the
religion OF Jesus when Invested OF all
the Theological. ecclesiastical and tradi-
tlonal accretions that the ages have added
to II, and which have obscured it's glory
and beauty. This religion assumes that
all men by virtue of their spiritual ma
ture are sons of Cod and have In CON
sequence a capacity and promise of end
less ana glorious spiritual embodiment.
1--WE are bold to affirm that every soul
may have free access for itself to the
presence of the Father-the Eternal Foun-
tain of Spiritual Life and power and joy
The message Of Christ and our message,
is primarily 10 the individual, and to the
Individual in this life.
1T is a daring faith in the presence OF
much in human life that seems to contra
dict it. But it is justified on the whole.
and in the long run by its fruits.
''When men nave to know themselves
as sons Of God. when they really believe
in the divinity of their own souls, their
lives are transformed. upiifted. Sloriied.
and nfe becomes divine Our primary
duty is 10 present this TO men with a sim
piiclty and power, and demonstration OF
the spirit that men viii believe il, and
act uuon and rejoice IN it. 1t makes all
life sweet and clean and strong and fills
1t with JOY. This Is the promise of our
faith to the individual. 1t viii not solve
au intellectual problems for US; but it
will and does bring strength to bear and
to work, and It lights the path Of man
through the darkest passes of sorrow and
trial and tragedy that he IS called upon
to 60 through.
1.-THE promise OF our faith is also that
Of new and higher order OF society.
When the spirit OF divine love and broth
erhOod perVades the lives OF men they
Will unite to make this world better. All
the relations OF life win be pervaded by
this spirit.
THE Kingdom OF heaven WIN come to
faith That kingdom for which we have
prayed 50 Ions Men VIA unite their
enjrits to bring that kingdom to earth
them to treat all other men as co-equAl
brothers All kinds Of injustice will per-
fish In its presence. The Golden Rule"
will be the rule Of common life.
mo man with the spirit Of love 10 God
and man In Him will rest content when
there are wrongs to be righted, and hu-
man brothers 10 be uplifted and redeemed.
"Details viii take care Of Themselves.
Mako Ire tree good. and the fruits viii
irnvttallv he good"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
STRONG OLD ACE
AN 0CT0GENARIAN Who USES DR..
WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
Mr.. Kindred Says They Cured His
Rheumatism and That They Give
Him Strength.


When old people are stricken with dis
ease every practitioner knows how great
" the chances Of successful treatment
are diminished by the natural debility
due to advanced age. This fact gives
vital Importance to the case OF Mr.. Amos
Kindred, of No. 81 jacques avenue. Wor-
cester. Mass. who in his eighty-fourth
year ls enjoying good health and at
tributes 1t largely to DIR. Williams PINK
Pills for Pale People. Not only does he
use them as a tonic, a purpose for which
they have no equal but he vas cHed by
them Of an acute disease, as related III
the following interview. Mr.. kindred
says:
Some time ago I was a sufferer from
innammatory rheumatism. 1t was in my
hands, legs and back. and my flesh was
very sensitive. My hands were padly
swollen, but my back troubled me most
and sometimes was so bad thar coulo
hardly get about. once when stoopeq
over to pick up something. | found l
could not straighten up. For two weeks
after that l could not stand up straight
1t a terrible afliicton and ne1thef
doctors nor any medicines | tried gave
me relief. I kept getting worse and my
back grew so bad that l could not even
turn over In he'd without help.
Then l tried Or. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. They fitted my case ex-
dclIy ana cured me ntNt Hdu no g
turn OF the rheumatism since then | still
take the pills occasionally, for person
Of my age requires a tonic now and then,
and | find that nothing gives me the
strength that they do
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have a double
action. on the blood and on the nerves.
and have cured long-standing cases of
locomotor ataxia. partial paralysis. st.
Nitus' dance. sciauca, neuralgia. rheuma-
tism, nervous headache. the after-effects
Of the grip, palpitation OF the heart, pale
and sallow compilations and all forms Of
weakness either In male or female.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for PALE Poo
pie may be obtained at all druggists, or
direct from Dr. Williams Medicine Com
pany, Schenectady. n. Y. fifty cents per
box, six boxes for two dollars and fifty
cents.
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Hundred Passengers In Collision

New York, November ls.-As the re-
suit OF rear end collision today between
q Bay Ridge train containing about one
hundred passengers and train of five
empty ears, both of which were bound
for Brooklyn bridge, on the Fifth avenue
branch Of the Brooklyn elevated railroad
two men were killed. one Was fatally
hurt and number Of others received
severe injuries.
The accident was due to the Bay Ridge
train running into the empty cars. I'm
rnedately after the crash. two cars OF
each train caught FIRE from the electric
connection on the L structure. Many Of
the passengers on the Bay Ridge train
Were panic-stricken and made many at
tenpts to escape from the cars Some
of them jumped to the street.
The bodies OF the motorman and con-
ductor Of the Bay Ridge train were found
III the first car. Both had been burned to
& crisp.
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Thrown Into the Air.

One OF the last bodies recovered was
William Bailey. Of Mackinaw, who had
been thrown 80 feet into the air and held
in place by two steel rails which had been
pushed up between the engine and the
tender of the work train
The workmen had been engaged in lay
ing rails at different points along the
track Brakeman j. N. Hyer, Of the
work train, was thrown rs feet away
from the track and sustained a broken
leg.
The injured were taken to the two
cabooses of the relief trains, where tenn
porary hospitals were improvised. In
which TO remove them.
The dead men are residents of neigh
boring towns and the scenes about The
wreck this evening are beyond description
Wives and children Of men who We're
missing thronged around, peering at the
unrC ,ognizable forms removed from the
debris Out OF thirty-fye men who con-
stituted the crew OF the work tram, only
four are living. and two of these are Sc
riously injured.
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CARRIE. NATION VISITS
WHITE HOUSE AND
SENATE,
From Both Places She Is Elected
by the PoIice-Mrs. Nation Ac-
euses Roosevelt of Being
in League With the
Dtstillers

WASHINGTON November lo.-Mrs. Carrie
a. Nation appeared In the principal role
OF a sensational scene at the white house
today. Her request to see the president
being refused, che became violent and
had to be taken from the executive Of
fee by two police officers. AS she was
being escorted from the building. she
shouted at the top OF her voice:
II am going to pray FOR a prohibition
president ana we Will nave one-one who
will represent the people and not the dis
tilers and brewers. You may put me
out OF the building. but if brewer or
liquor dealer were here, he would have
been admitted at once"
Mrs. Nation said she wanted to see
the president about several matters
Accuses Roosevelt of Drinking.
IL understand he carried a dive full
of liquors on his western trip; that he
smoked cigarettes on the steps Of the
capitol ut Topeka; that his flag has on
# a coat of arms. Are these things so?"
Assured that she had been misinformed.
she replied:
ooh! we'll. ! want TO see him anyhow
snd have a talk with him.
Presently she was informed that the
president could not see her.
well, that's funny" she cried out. Re-
nar1ing on the number of the United
States senators and representatives. who
were passing in and out OF the presidents
Offices, she continued:
- see Z lot OF men going in and out
Of his Offices l would like to know why
they can see the president and We
mothers and sisters of the country can't
G..sfv
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PROFESSOR BASSETT IS OUT.
North Carolina Educator Wrote Arti-
Gle praising rocker WASHINGTON.

Raleigh, N. c., November I9.-Profes-
sor Spencer Bassett, occupying the chair
of English at Trinity college, Durham.
n. c., has rendered his resignation and
the trustees will act on 1t Tuesday night
Professor Bassett's resignation Is due
to the fierce criticism of the press on his
article in The Atlantic Quarterly on the
negro question, in which he stated that
Booker Washington is the greatest man,
except General Lee, born in the south in
q hundred years
College patrons were threatening to
withdraw pupils and Methodist churches
were demanding Professor Bassett's dis
missal.
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nnN'r Marry. Doctor, despair. 'Don'f
1--WE do IA thing till you clearly what's
best by aid of flashlights on Human
on health, disease, love, marriage and
parentage Tells what you'd ask doctor, bu;
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to introduce it We send one only to any adult Tor
postage. 10 cents. MURRAY HiLL BOOK
CO., 1919 East 18th Street, New York.
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THIRTY KILLED IN
A WRECK.

Peoria, Ills. November l9.-ThIrty-ons
men were killed and at least fifteen in
jured in head-end collision between
westbound freight and a work train on
the Big Four railroad between Mackinaw
and fremont at 2:45 o'clock this after
noon Up to the present time. the bod
| les Of twentysix victims Of the wreck
have been taken from the mass OF debris.
which IS piled thirty feet high on the
tracks, while five yet remain buried IN
der huge pile of broken timber, twisted
| and distorted iron and steel SO far only
eleven of the victims have been Identified,
the remaining being unrecognizable.
Ali the dead and most of the injured
were members of the work train, ana
the crews on both engines jumping In
time to save their lives. The collision oc-
CURED In deep cut at the beginning OF
sharp curve, neither train being visible
to the crew of the other until they were
within fifty feet. The two tarins struck
with such force that the sound was heard
for miles around. A second after the col
lision the boiler OF the work train explod-
ed with terrific force, throwing heavy
iron bars and spllnters Of wood to a DIS
lance OF two hundred feet.
List of Identified Dead.
The following is list Of the dead who
have been identified:
ROBERT KING. aged 43, fremont,
leaves widow and three children
THOMAS TROY, so. fremont single.
WILLIAM EADS, 80. fremont. leaves
widow and three children.
CHARLES e. MEYERS, SO, Blooming
ton, leaves widow and FIVE children.
GEORGE SMITH. so. Bloomington,
leaves widow and three children.
GEORGE HARMON. SIS. Bloomington,
leaves widow and four children.
JOHN DORIAN, 80, Bloomington. sin
gle.
JOHN SMITH. so. BLOOMINGTON. single.
FRED BACHMAN. % Danvers, single.
JOHN SHAW 23. Mackinaw. single.
STEPHEN CUTLER, %. Macl1inaw,
single
Twenty unidentified dead bodies man
gled beyond recognition
Conductor John w Judge, Of Indian
arolis, who had charge OF the freight
train. received orders at Urbana TO wait
at Macl1inaw for the work train, which
was due there at 2:40 D. IN. Instead OF
doing this. he failel To stop. The engi-
neer of the work train, George Becker.
had also received orders to pass the
freight at Mackinaw and was on the way
to that station, The work train was per-
haps five minutes late and was running
at full speed in order TO make UP time.
The collision was witnessed by Russell
Noon, a farmers boy. Of ID years OF age,
who FASTENED to q nearby house and tel
ephoned to fremont.
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The last page of this paper is given to
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For STOMACH WORMS IN LAMBS

This remedy casts out All Stomach Worms IN
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Agents Wanted breckenridge, Mo.
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in good faith and Will accept and pay for
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GUERNSEY CATTLIc-The grandest and rich
est for dairy breeds. Bull calves for sale by
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FAHMS-For rich farming. fruit growing, fne
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FOR SALIc-Georgia farms: write for list Eli
berta peach trees for sale e. 2. Green.
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SKUNK-IIighest prices paid for skunk and
other furs. c. r. DE2MERSE d. CO.. Ale
stead. N. II
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JACK FOR SALE-Fine Jack years old, 10
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MARRIAGE Directory sent free. Pay when
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FOR sAL2-Carriage factory of twenty 1.-Two
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SEEK husband for lady. aged 20. worth 500
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-24
Ordinance No. 45.

An Ordinance relating to the lice ensing
and regulating of draying, hauling
and teaming.
Be 1t Ordained by the Common
Council of the City of Toledo, Oregon:
Section l.. No person, persons, COM
pany or corporation shall, within the
limits of the city of Toledo, either by
self or agent or employe, engage in the
occupation of draying, hauling or team
ing without first having obtained a
license, which shall be granted upon
the payment to the city recorder of $40
for one team so engaged, and $40 for
each additional team so engaged, for
the term of one year. No license shall
be granted for less period than one
year. Such license fee shall be paid on
the first day of May of each and every
year. Providing, that this section shall
not in any manner interfere, nor be
construed to interfere or conflict with
any contract work by this city.
Section 2. ANY person violating the
provisions of foregoing section shall,
upon conviction thereof before the city
recorder, forfeit and pay fine of not
less than $40 nor more than $50 and
costs of prosecution, and may be COM
mitted to the city Jail until the same is
paid, not exceeding 20 days.
Passed at Toledo, Oregon, the Goth
day Of April, 1908.
H. r. STURDEvANt, Mayor.
Attest: OTTO. D. KRoasTAD, Recorder
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Ordinance No. A.

An Ordinance Relating to the Licens-
ing Of Dogs.
Be 1t Ordained by the Common
Council of the City Of Toledo:
Section THAT any animal Of the
dog kind coming into the ownership or
possession of any resident Of this city
shall be registered by said resident with
the city recorder annually on or before
the first day Of May Of each year, and
shall at the same time pay TO the city
recorder, for the use of the city, tax
of 81 on each male dog and s2 on every
female or bitch so owned or possessed
by him or her; such tax TO be paid an
nually, and any animal Of the dog kind
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Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Friday, April a. 1908

phone system Oh the streets of the city
of Toledo, Oregon.
Section THAT said franchise herein
granted unto said Thomas Leese, his
heirs or successors in interest therein,
shall be and continue for a period of 10
years.
Section 3-That said telephone sys-
tenn be SO constructed, equipped and
maintained as never to interfere with
the free and unobstructed use of said
streets by the said citv or the public in
general.
Section 4-That the poles upon
which the wires of said telephone sys-
tenn shall be strung shall be so placed
and maintained along the side of the
streets and alleys of said city of Toledo
so as not to interfere in any manner
with the free and unobstructed use of
said streets and alleys and sidewalks
built and maintained along the sides OF
said street or streets by the citizens of
said city and the public in general.
Section 5-That it shall be misde-
meanor for any person or persons to in
any manner injure said telephone sys-
tenn or any part thereof by cutting or
injuring the poles thereof or cutting or
injuring the wires of said system or any
of the instruments or fixtures con-
nected Herewith or in any other man
ner to injure or destroy the same or
any part thereof; and any person con-
victed of said misdemeanor shall be
fined by the city recorder of said city
in sum of not less than $25 nor more
than 500 and in default Of paying said
fine shall be confined in the city Jail of
said city not Tess than 12days nor more
than 30 days. The person SO trespass-
ing shall also be liable to the owners of
said telephone system, or any person
or persons injured by his or her wrong
full act, for any and all damages caused
by his or her said wrongful act.
Passed at Toledo, Oregon, this Goth
day of April, 1908.
II. r. STURDEvANT, Mayor.
Attest: OTTO o. KRoGsTAD, Recorder.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Record of Recent Exchanges in
Lincoln County.

April 15-C. P Bevens and Luverna
Bevens to t. 6. Wilson, lots 4, 5, 6 and
I, in sectional, township II range 10 W;
also lots II and 13, section II, township
IL S, range 10 W. Consideration $780,
April 2l-Jacob Cassett to Nels Carl.
son and Charles Bensont, the e11 of ma
and sw4 Of nwA section %, township
lis, range 10 W. Consideration 81.
April 1S-Everett G. Jones to Mrs.
Ella Jones, l acre in fractional block
20 in Graham's 5th addition to Toledo.
Consideration (trust deed), 81.
April 15-Lizzie Scrafford and M.
Scrafford to Leslie Scrafford, lot 4 in
block 3, Yaquina Heights. Considera-
tion, S291.
April 20-S. L. Kline and Emma T.
Kline to f. M. Stanton, lots ], 2. 3, 10,
IL and II, in block 8, in Stanton's add.
tion to Toledo. Consideration 81.
April 20-S. L. Kline and Emma 7.
Kline to f. M. Stanton, blocks l and 3,
in Stanton's addition to Toledo. Con.
sideration, ST.
April 20-Sheldon S. Thayer and
Effie M, Thayer to Mrs. E G. Robbins,
lot IL, block 80, Seal Rock Resort.
Consideration, 500.
April 2O-State Land Board to julius
Wehrly, sH5 of neA and the nw4 Of
net, section So, township 10 south,
range west. Consideration, $3.50.
April 26-Anna E. Mcmillan and A.
j. Mcmillan to Frank Parker, seI Of
ne4 and ne4 of se4 section s, town
ship IL south, range IL west, and sw u
of nw4 and nw4 of sw14, section 4,
township II south, range II west.
Consideration, $3.50.
April 26-Frank Parker to O. A. Nord
set of net and ne4 of SET, section s,
township IL south, range IL west, and
swN of nwM and nwA of nwA, section
a, township IL south, range IL west
Consideration $3.50.
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SO owned or possessed as aforesaid, not
so registered and on which the tax has
not been paid, may be killed at any
time by order of the mayor or city mar
shal and it is hereby made the special
duty of the city marshal to enforce this
provision.
Section Q Upon payment of the tax
as aforesaid and 25 cents as his fees.
the recorder shall issue a license to
such person and record in book to be
provided at the expense of the city for
that purpose, the name of the party,
the name and description and regis
tered number of said dog, the date of
the license and when it shall expire,
which license shall agree with said
record in all essential particulars.
Section 3-Dogs may be licensed as
aforesaid at any time, but ell licenses
shall commence and expire on the first
day of May of each year, and all mon
eys received by the city recorder by
virtue of this ordinance Except his fee
as aforesaid) shall be paid to the city
treasurer on the first Monday of each
month.
Section mo person shall suffer his
dog, bitch or whelp to run at large
within the limits of said city unless
such animal wears collar with bright
metallic plate thereon with the name
of the owner of said dog and the num-
ber of the license legibly engraved
thereon.
Section s. No person shall be al
lowed to keep or suffer to run at large
in this city any animal of the dog kind
of aferocious or vicious character or
disposition, and the marshal of the city
or any other person is hereby empow-
cred to kill or cause to be killed or de-
stroyed any such dog or bitch found
running at large.
Passed at Toledo, Oregon, this Goth
day of April, 1903.
H. R. STURDEvANT, Mayor.
Attest: OTTo o. KRoGsTAD, Recorder.