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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-19
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
20 J 80 80 sInoe.

Z was taken severely sick With kid
Esy trsable tried all sorts of medS
eites Eone Of which relieved me- One
day ! saw an al. Of your electric bit
ttrs and determined to try that After
mixing a few doses felt relieved ana
scon thereafter was entirety cured and
sNe ret beeR STICK a days since. Neigh
hcrs OF nine have heen cured OF rhett
matisTp. rsuy algia, liver aud kidney
troubles and general deh3Hy." This
what p F Pass, Of Fremons, N. c,
writes. Only sac a. Smiths Pharm1
cr
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A wall stree. man is now busily en-
gagged in the task Of preparing an All
swer to Lawson's "Frenzled Finance.
1t will be warm proposition.
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rs UP 10 YOU. MHA1

WILL YOU DO WITH il
itun II On, Of course West Woup
Cure, the hess lihiment en- earth q
old sores. letter. ring worm polsG
oak, piles rheumatism and nunNR s.
cher diseases, also lWeAs's GoN
rliosR and Syphilis cure is guard
teed to cure Conorrhoea and syphiX
and all like dieessea. Ask your drul
E5st, [
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-19

Read what Mr.. l. A. Ames Of Pros
sct- Maine. s1Ss: Il have used Seven
mas 25r the@gsst twenty years and
ea honessgf say it has saved me
rad a docto.- bill. Hare found it q
= d exeeilen. rereedy for indigestion,
roaBlss Aass Of appetite and
nous 10 recount
IA &c 1leasafs in giving my testimony
Il favor Of your medicine A bottle
Ok Seven Berlss is a family doctor al
Ways In the house. Its use prevents
ard cures Dyspepsia. liver aud kidney
& 0ubie. constipation. skin diseases
ind rheumatism.
Seven Barks is purely vegetable and
IS guaranteed TO cure ans on the
above disease$ For sale snd recon-
nended ~ Smiths Pharmacy
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-19

When that BIZ swick postmastership
IL finally settled there will be several
disappointed gentlemen in this city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-19

II " safe to assume that those jew
eis found in fruit jar IN New Yorl,
we're well preserved
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-19

Walt for Mrs. lsaacs 10 day sale
" hieh starts Thursday January 10
SC. Amoskeag singhan ut AZ
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ga9 se1s SS.s98P &aEyss
F9s' Siless Burns, Sores.

wilson IS serving baked English
dock with ayster dressing they are
fire
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SPEEDY PLUMBING WORK.
- not necessarily inferior. IL done
by us il simply means that there has
ueeu no waste OF time.
Skill and concentrated enargy TIA
best material end unexceiled facilities
enable us to put Jobs through WITH
essonable time without slinghting ths
iaaliegt detail
Permit US 70 estimate on tho next
Niece Of work Il will meaA creates
satisfaction to you and a saving Of a
least ten per cent.
BRUNSWICK PLUMBING etlD .Tin
WORKS.
Rear National Bank, Grant street
coLSON E0NT Pros
Phone 99A-2.
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Wait foi 'trs. lsRscs 10 day sale
which starts 4 thursday January l2-
&c mercertzei petticoats "a at 23e
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There are whole bunch of scat.
TO rent on that January first water waG
on but renters are awfuliy scarce
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-19

Owing to tbc great crush that az.
tend Mras. lssac's great ten day sale
We ask our customers who can to come
early as we Ind that VIC are unable
&c give all the attention We desire.
Mrs, n, isaac.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-19

Uncle Joe Cannon says the present
tarim will stick for year at least.
10 believe 1t TOO.
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Correspondence solicited; but to re
ceive attention, letters must be az
companied by responsible rame, no
f0r publication, but az a qua entee q
good faith. -
Rejected communications will be -
turned II accompanied by postage
semittan~s should be maa1 by pos
tai note, check or money order o
reaistsred letter Address.
News Publishing Co.
pv,tnauyffls ia
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
TELEPHONES.

Entered at the Brunswick, Ca, post
Office as Sc ond cass man matte
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- -~tf's.t+~tfh4 .
"cha1 dsIain's Pain Balm is consid.
cred ~ best liniment on the market "
write Post aga Bliss, Of Georgia. VI
70 other liniMent will heal cut or
hrlsswss promptly. No other affords
sen qGicR relief from rheumatism
aims. No cher is SO valuable for
deep seated PAINS like lame back anG
pains in the chest Give this liniment
& trial and become acquainted wfh its
remarkable qualities and gon win new
e wish to be without it For sale ny
al druggists
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JOHN.D. ROUNTos,

AsRUNseFICk's ckhY S-oREs
christsAef Sood@
Jvst Reserved, sstshsst Grade If
sFsMlUs J&SHs checcLoTES-.
Ds ious ch5coia IS, sA Bons, -
crystoiIzed liss, Fruit Tablets
- Beth inHuli< and IL
Beautifully oeeNneted s9cksgss, IN
70 and = ID Boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO
5AScoss ETC.
Iaffy candy MADE Daily
2os Newcastle Street
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Special Notice

Neither the master. owners nor con
s.gnees Of iti4A steam Rip
Cairnstrath will be- RI bonsibie ~
any debts contracts b. the crew
.aaid steamer.
2. o. ~. strachan & o.,
COM gnees.
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rows rms.
we Offer one hundred dollars re
ward for any case OF Cstarrh that can
not be cures by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. ]. Cheney, & Co. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known
r. J. Cheney ior the last Is tears and
believe him Derfectly honorable 81 al
hus'ness transactions aud financial.
able 70 carry out any obligations mad
ny his firm
Wsldine, kinnsn & Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, .
Halls Cata~rh Cure is taken inter.
nnily, acting directly upon he blood
ar mucous surfaces OF the system.
lestimonials tent free. Price 75c per
oottle. Sold by all druggists.
rake RallH family pills for eonstl.
---.s -<.-As = .SS2.a4AAs---
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PUBLISHERS notice
Tns News Publishing Company d.
altes IL TO be distinctly understooe
that All legal advertisements must b.
for In advance. We cannot aftog
% te our space to such adver
RsaNrssa and wait on the eourts fol
Ehe money. ssA.s.a0slaaaass.
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= A FooLo hHwoRK.
.etle-s the mai luai 1921
- E<sSerick tbefeat monu-|
a washingtolfs gasi's nisaseir
giot fut he Is only a fool The
magine - saying 'He.a
- IKE erected a statue u an en-.
peror and havsesyea insultel rs greet
.sD.sils. wrath ! will destroy
lzena~ TheAbeloag tonne ~ o ~
iuitalAsf TurEes 20 wnot alloy
Scriptures 70 be sIstr utel in his
Sfritory because they bontain the
name Macedonia.
Freedom to do and ssiaf as yol
please means to many men freedom
> long as you DO and es -
60 There ars persons who arc ineaB
,able q holding moro shan one iaea at
time. For instance tlseg are cora,
10 the concentration that the statue y
al emperor.et the CAPITAL Of fhe repub
ie is in bad ste. But how soout tn ,
tatue Of one Of the create soldiers
all Zines paced on Tire zonnds q
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head. black sisot on side Tai cut
Return to NJ y. Baker and receive re
WANTED.
l-----------
| WANTisD--Fonr rooms for family
! Or three adults Address Central.
- =, ,-------
80 , M A-.tt@A sstAits tf1sL t4JtLilYi
nlah oH woman % 2sfh II Faglas
st1s7sile'bs q 4afse m~issi = llifing
eo-'- paAs 9ai'sT ga 10 @S0 per
co Aaaress WITH stamp J. u Noore
= ''''7 VICE ~
-- -, .-.-g.T1 -
me @ asa '@aS..'-fs 80
to- men = now solAs oA. Mrs. a.
e'''
= ~ ;S ial'-9A lev gentlemen board.
~ 't ~ = - coie silAen.ly located
Atpiy = y tnls once.
i. " AZ f'l'-- several tanie boafdeF
:. p,'aso AMY ue9lIahig tocate
- so'''',.,in TIT - CITY. TABLE mrs
/ Ntf'-l7. AAte7 A1"Hy4idJle. -AIiIHa& y
eSre me news.
y,s.,-,,.r,I-
~ 49, kos'tloh as o9kkeep
-, AN lault''aI win pGtA single snd
| .'*~tN 1HAi ~ atgthp anu san EiFs
ne 49, a, references Np'4y Z" X
FOX KEN
--
rooms electric lights bath telephone
'ei-7 I49hss aoids street
d"eiiings Apply 70 Brobston Feadig
90
'-------.~~---,---.--
Ia l507 Gloucester street. Appiy On
ron ppNT- -o~n. ~. r, r,
/ {. corner strast s,,-,,z, a. as
q street -pp' = 80
II FURNISHED R0nMs--A ren- coa
secure nicely fprpiabea roo,r = ~ ~,
/ p3v{up nj A0E q atyaot
ROOMS FOR RENT ME-. furnish.
fed rooms an conyenlenees nsar cor.
Amply 303 Union sh.set ~ "''''''
pop pr5T, ,,t,.,. ,-.-,-,-,
ihct aud cold water Inonirs NJ 1eS
| Reynolds street above pnetof,,ce h,ttd.
ing
/ FOR RENT A neatly furnished
room next to postonce Apply on The
premises, Reynolds street.
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FOR RENT stores, Offices and
dwellings ADply 70 Brobston. FeaGig
s Co
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FOR RENT

FOR REM Three nicely furnished
rooms electric lights bath telephone
1874 ii9Reyuoids street.
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Greatly in Demand.

Giynn County
Charles G. Dilworth administrator
and Kate d. 1oltzendorf Rdnlnistrn
trix upon the estate of John II. DiI-
votrb. late OF said county deceased
having fled their petition for dts
barge this IS TO cite all persons con
Cerned to show cause against the
granting OF his discharge. NJ the res.
uar term Of the court OF odrinary for
said county To- he held on the drst
Monday IN February. 1905.
Her &C Dart.
Ordinary. Glnyn County
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WANTED Five eXBerienced& me,
a once to assist ~ -
stle which Is now going on Mrs. n
isaac.
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WANTED position as ookkeep-
er am familiar with beth single and
double entry systems and can give
the best of references. Apf3y 10 z.
care Tie News.
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WANTED -Four rooms for family
Tor three adults Address Central.
Hunter 2 Pharmacy
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WANTER A few gentlemen board.
ELS. House is conveniently located
Apply to u. this Office.
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LOST-A small fox terrier female
puppy Thsec months old Black
head. black sisot on side Tai cut.
Return TO n. y. Baker and receive re
ward.
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WANTED Energetic. friist yy,ssfth,
man Or woman @ gsrk IN 1s1a
REPRESENTING q lake maI& Curing
company SALARY so to $50 PEI
month. paid weekly expenses adgan
ced Address With stamp, J. II Soor.
Brunswick, Gs
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WANTED Several table boarder
j. private family. deslrablv locate
" southern Prt 81 city Table frs
class. rates reasonable. Address x
care The News
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FOR RENT The residence located
rs 1907 Gloucester street Apply or
~ emfses
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6CG0 ~ PAY
Is il worth the time and troubl
splitting hndlink when
WOOD
O. any sneand kind desired can be
rad here az very little cost We
carry large stock Of well seasoned
pine oak and other desirable owods
Orders for any quantity viii receive
prompt and satisfactory attention.
W. w. MILLER,
Phone $40.
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THe 90 soAFolNe Ao.Iss

lO6 c St
,s z c4Ne MAGfioLlA PARK.
lie Rmard and Cool Rooms
s. per Week
Dc. a. =. Turner.
Proprietor
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CLARENCE y. LEAvY, EsitoNand
Manager.
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LOST, sTRAfEJ on sgoLEN-
smiil fox terrier. answers to the name
o. Dutehnlan. Return 10 +. b. n.
siraehan and receive reward
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r. you ~aet positiqe mouse /
sen { you iOet airs2 Do ,
want torent room, or ma
y room, or house to reat. II 80
"a. in The News eaesp Cd
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LoST-Psis Did frame ina
81 ectacies, efseen MANSFIELD ho
George streNs on Union stz<eL. Find
er please return To Dr. G. Blanton
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14
.:::: ]: e: = MIN NEAP0LlS NEWS ::::.: 6:
MURDERER is A VAC
This Is the Charge Which Is
Made Against a Suspect

Henry Blagrove, vagrancy; Crummy
and Brown"
This is the entry on the book at the
central police station, and the story in a
Minneapolis paper yesterday morning that
the young man was charged with being
one of the three men who attempted TO
loot DIR. Philip Muellers residence at 1920
Second avenue south on Feb. 15 and shot
Emil RogaatZ, the coachman, SO seriously
that he died a few days later, comes to
naught.
1t was reported in an impressionable pa
per that the two detectives had detect
ed' in William Clarmont, who was sent
to the workhouse a few days ago on the
man at the Dewey theater, and Henry
Blagrove, who was arrested SATURDAY ana
marked held" the murderers OF tne
coachman
DIR. Mueller was said to have fdentihed
the men at the station and workhouse, but
the officials at the institution up the river
say that DR.. Mueller has not visited the
works.
Chief OF Police Doyle was confident
there was a mistake, and the fact that
the two detectives charged the man with
vagrancy last night convinces him there
was an error somewhere.
Blagrove lived at 10Y Iyndale avenue
north, and yesterday Rev. William Wlkln-
fled the officers that unless some charge
was made against the boy who has been
in the station since Saturday afternoon
there would be some trouble today. Last
evening the detectives telephoned to the
station TO have the charge or VaSrancy
placed against the man who has been
sequestered. This was done.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14
Legislators Not of One Mind
SALTWATER

The first OF series of meetings for the
discussion OF public matters under the
auspices of the Saltwater Improvement
association will be held next Friday even
ing, and the first subject to be taken up
Is that OF new bridge across Lake ST.
Croix. The association will provide
speakers on both sides of the question
and the discussion is intended to be along
educational lines.
The first meeting of the new charter
commission, appointed two weeks ago was
held last evening in the city hall. but no
work on the charter was done. The COM
mission discussed matters preliminary to
their work, which is to be commenced at
once.
Anton Snyder who has been a resident
or Washington county for fifty years. died
yesterday at the family residence near
Lake Elmo, aged 75 years. He had been
i'll nearly a year and his death was due
to a complication of diseases.
A. j. Lindholm continues critically i'll at
his home on Olive street. and the attend
ing physician says that his death is only
the question of a few hours at most.
Warden Wolfer has been advised that
the new machinery for the prison binder
twine factory will be shipped by April J.,
and 1t will be in full operation by May /.
Edward Hanson was thrown from his
rig. at Oak park yesterday and his left
wrist was fractured.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14
Weak Kidneys

To any Kidney sufferer who has not tried
my remedy l offer full dollars worth
free. Not a mere sample-but a regular
dollar bottle-standard size and staple
There is nothing to pay, either now
or later. / ask no deposit-no promise
You take no risk. The dollar bottle is
free-pecause mine is no ordinary remedy
and feel so sure OF its results that / can
afford to make this offer.
In the first place, my remedy does not
treat the kidneys themselves. Such treat
ment is wrong. For the kidneys are not
to blame for their weaknesses or irregu-
larities. They have no power-no self
control. They are operated and actuated
by a tiny shred OF nerve which alone
is responsible for their condition. If the
Kidney nerve is strong and healthy the
kidneys are strong and healthy. II the
Kidney nerve goes wrong you know il bv
the inevitable rcsult-kidney trouble.
This tender nerve is only one of a great
system of nerves; this system controls
not only the kidneys, but the heart and
ity's sake have called this great nerve
system the Inside Nerves" They are
not the nerves of feeling-not the nerves
that enable you TO walk. to talk, to act.
to think. They are the master nerves
and every vital organ is their slave The
common name for these nerves is the
is in such close sympathy with the others
that weakness anywhere results in weak
ness everywhere.
This is why 1 treat not the kidney that
- WCdh Oul tiS dAiIiS nerve lildl MAKES
1t weak. This is the secret of INV sue
cess. This is why can afford to do this
unusual thing-to give away FREE the
first dollar bottle. that ANY STRANGER
may know how my remedy succeeds.
The offer is open to every one, everv-
where, who has not tried my remedy
Those who have tried it do not need the
evidence. So you must write ME for the
free dollar bottle order. / will then send
you an order on your druggist for a fiiII
dollar bottle, standard size and staple.
He will pass it down TO you from his
stock as freely. as though your dollar Law
before him and will send the bill to me
Write for the order today.
For a free order Book on Dyspersfa
Tor full dollar bot Book on the Heart
Tie you must ad- Book on the Kid
dress DIR. Shoop. Box neys
b $50, Racine, Wis. Book 4 for Women
State which book Book for Men,
you want. Book 6 on Rheu-
matism.
Mild cases are often cured by single
bottle. For sale at forty thousand drug
stores
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14
LIND SCORES REPORT
Thinks GarfieId's Findings a
Quantity of Whifewash

John Lind, plain farmer, as he styles
himself, has returned from Washington
preparatory to retiring to his farm near
Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka. The former
congressman says he is through with pol
itics and will practice law and till the
soil.
He had little to say about matters at
Washington, but said never before in the
history of his legislative career had he
witnessed such pressure brought to bear
on congressman as when certain 1egis-
lation was under consideration. This was
the case when the representatives con-
sidered railroad matters. Both the rad
ical and conservatives were represented
and each was clamorous for action along
different lines.
Commissioner Garfield's report on the
beef trust inquiry. Mr.. Lind CHARACTERIZED
as a "whitewash laid on thick" The
idea that the beef companies of the coun-
tries We're charitable institutions did not
appeal to him. 1t might be the public
would be Modified in the event that the
unpublished portions of the report which
friends of the administration say contain
much evidence are made public after the
attorney general has had an opportunity
to act.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14
Railroad News
WILL TRY TO ADJUST
RATE CONTROVERSY
Northern Shippers to Plead for
Higher Grain DifferentiaI
In Big Conference

CHICAGO. March 13-Efforts to adjust
a rate controversy which has come up in
connection with shipments of grain from
points in Iowa and other states east of
the Missouri river to Chicago and to Min
neapolis will be made here tomorrow at
a conference of officials of the various
lines.
The controversy is not one precipitated
by the desire Of the railroads to control
business via Chicago or Minneapolis but
Is really controversy between the boards
OF trade Of these cities and the grain ship
ping interests. The Chicago grain men are
anxious to have the rates from Iowa and
points east OF the Missouri river via Chs
cago made more equal to those via Min
neapolis, while the Minneapolis interests
are appealing to the railroads to make
them higher than at present.
The rates via Chicago are 5 cents higher
a hundred pounds on local shipments and
3 cents a hundred pounds higher on
through shipments than they are via Min
neapolis. The northern shippers ask that
an additional one-hah of j per cent be ad-
ded.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14
Urae REELECTION for chiId In Anne

WASHINGTON, March ia discus
sion of the Religious Education of the
Child in the Home was the feature Of
the national congress of mothers at the
Metropolitan NJ. E. church, Bishop
Henry Y. Satterlee of Washington, Rabbi
Joseph Krauskopf of Philadelphia, Mrs
Charles N. Thorpe OF Philadelphia. and
Miss Mary e. Hutcheson of Columbus,
o., were the speakers. Bishop Satterlee
said:
In this day we are having a new class
OF statesmen, led by our president in
Whom ethical ideas are strong They will
be supported by the mothers OF our land
who will train the statesmen of the flu
ture They will teach that divorce means
the degradation of womanhood. The one
dominant thought of protection for our
firesides will go out from here and be
heard throughout all America
Rabbi Krauskopf spoke OF the confess
sions OF mothers to ignorance of religion,
though well up in other studies. 70
With religion in the mothers heart, he
said, the very nursery becomes a sanctu-'
AIRY. and play itself becomes an act of de-
votion -T777-7'1-- ~ 20
Mrs. Thorpe said mothers are not
teaching religion. The idea, she said, thar
they should not interfere in such mat
ters is wrong. We should teach our chill
dren religion and we should teach them
by being more religious ourselves
Miss HutcheSon said that religious
training is too mystical. Thinking people
demand reality. 1t should be better un-
derstood on the part of parents if il is TO
be properly taught to the children.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-14
NO APPEAL UNDER TROLLEY PACT;
MERRIAM PARK MAKES PROTEST
MERRIAM PARK IS
LOUD In PROTEST
Continued From First Page

q ~
business men that a better car service
would De given, great fear is now ex-
pressed that by running a track out
over the Marshall avenue bridge that
the Prior avenue line will be sighted.
1t is not the feeling of disappoint-
ment over failure to secure conces-
slons for the park that has awakened
the residents to action. 1t is rather
an awakening realization OF the ex-
IehslVe scope of the agreement. IN
dlsnatlon was freely expressed at the
meeting at the secretive manner eX-
hlblted by the parties engineering the
agreement through the council. If the
agreement was all that it is claimed to
De by the partisans of the measure.
IL was suggested by the association
that 1t would have been much better
Tor all concerned to have given the
pubic a chance to express its approba-
tlon. The principal reason for doubt
ing the sincerity of the city officials
taking so loudly about the beneficence
or the street railway company in
granting such great concessions, is the
very fact that they rushed the measure
through without allowing for public
discussion
The people of Merriam Park are a
unit In denouncing the high handed
methods of certain city officials in
rushing the agreement through the
common council" said Ed A. Paradis,
editor of the Midway News. 1T was
not so much a question with us of Sc
curing the per cent gross earnings
tax as 1t was to have the decision of
Judge Lochren appealed from, so that
we might know for all time who owned
the city, the people or the street rail-
way company"