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Well Worth Trying.

w. H. Brown. the popular
pension attorney, of Pittsfeld,
Vt, says: "Next to . pension, the
best thing to get Is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. He writes:
ssThey keep my family in splendid
healthsp Quick cure for headache,
cons1ipst;on and biIiousnsss.
~ = ~ dlpegislss Guaranteed.
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EstraY Notice.

Estrayed before me by q. NJ. Jones, on Sept.
II, 1905, one OK about is years old, weighs
about 500 or 400 pounds, is light brindle with
white belley and white face marked with
underslope In the left ear and overslope in
the right. owner win please come toward and
prove property and pay charges or the same
shall be dealt with according to law.
E. B. GRAPE,
5Justice of Peace.
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Statement of
WINN PARISH BANK

State of Louisiana, Parish of Winn.
I, NJ NJ. Fisher, President and /, P. G. Nose
lev Cashier of the above named Bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is
tr ne to the best of my knowledge and belief.
NJ. NJ. FISHER.
p. C. MOSELEY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
HARRY p. GAMBLE
Notary Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

S. and II. were two farmers in the
town of Adams. Their farms adjoined.
s. had noticed how much fatter than
his own were II = turkeys. As Thanks.
giving drew near his desire TO have
one OF them for dinner became strong.
ed. Late one night he took his Ian.
tern and went over to where his
neighbor's turkeys were roosting-
picked out the largest among them,
and tied red string around his leg
Two days later he called on H. and
said: 4 had a fine large turkey that
had especially picked out for my
Thanksgiving dinner. tied red
string around his leg so as to know
him and | find he has disappeared.
DO you suppose he has wandered over
here"
Well. perhaps: they do sometimes
stray away" replied H. Come out
and We vii see
Sure enough. there was the turkey
with the red string tied TO his leg
S. took him under him arm and went
home. Thanksgiving day Mr., and Mrs.
II. took dinner with the 5. family.
and after the meal was finished S.
told the Joke. and all had good
laugh,
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HELD CAPTIVE BELLE BOYD.
Event In the Stirring Career Of Capt.
f. N. Hammer.

Capt. Fred NJ. Hammer. the newly.
elected head Of the National Associa.
ton Of Naval Veterans. an organiza.
ton largely represented in Boston.
Providence and Philadelphia. is a Nor.
wegian by birth and a resident OF New
Bedford
Commodore" Hammer, as he Is
called by the naval veterans. started
his sea-faring life at very tender
age. sailing from his native place,
Trondhjem. when IA years old.
After touching at various ports in
the East Indies and South America. he
arrived In Boston In the winter OF
1861. one OF the crew Of the ship
Dolphin OF Bath, Me. from Calcutta
1t was at a time when the govern.
ment needed men in the navy.
The day after his arrival he en-.
listed and was rushed to New York
where he was assigned to duty on the
steamer Sumter. This vessel was on
the blockade on Charleston and in the
NASSAU sound. below Savannah,
where he was wounded in the left
ter less than two months when he was
made a Quartermaster.
After 10 months on the Sumter he
was accepted as one of the volunteers
to man the U. S. S. Connecticut, which
was fitted out especially to look after
the rebel cruiser Alabama. and was
afterward transferred to the blockade
on Wilmington.
She started on her historical cruise
Christmas morning. 1862. The motor.
ious confederate spy. Belle Boyd, was
captured by the cruiser. then com.
manded by Captain Almy. and 1t was
through the efforts Of young Hammer
that the Greyhound with Belle Boyd
and large sum of money was taken
On May .. 1864, hazy morning
Quartermaster Hammer informed the
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

to proceed TO Boston. The dashins
young confederate spy, Belle Boyd.
who was on board. had. however.
made deal with Harding to take the
prize to bermuda. but happily tine
scheme was thwarted, the Greyhound
again run down and the whole outfit
taken into Hampton roads.
While there young Hammer was
given orders by Captain Amy to keep
Miss Boyd under surveillance.
A few years ago while she was lee.
turing in Fall River he made himself
known to her as she in his discourse
alluded TO the circumstance, and upon
hearing that he was the young fellow
who had kept an eye on her move.
ments, she replied: We'll. 1t was
lucky for you at that time that | did
not have a revolver; you wouldn't be
here today talking to me-"
Commodore Hammer at the close
OF the war commanded merchant yes.
sells sailing out OF Boston, New York
and Baltimore. and 20 years ago was
quite prominent as sailing master OF
yachts owned by George o. Shattuck
and J. l.. Stackpole OF Boston.
He is an active member OF Cumber.
land Association of Naval Veterans OF
New Bedford, and has the confidence
of the entire national body.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
SOME USES FOR SODA.
Material Practically indispensable for
the Housewife.

A weak solution of soda will revive
The color in dusty carpet Keep
flowers fresh by putting u pinch OF
soda in the water. Add little soda
10 the water when boiling out enamel
baucepans and 1t will help to cleanse
Them. 4 spoonful of soda added To
water In which dishcloths are washed
win keep them good color and sweet.
IN them. One large teaspoonful Of sal
koda will bleach n kettleful Of clothes.
Hair brushes need weekly cleansing.
for tins purpose add one tablespoonful
Of soda to a quart of hot water. dip the
bristes-not the back-intO this aud
shake well. until perfectly clean;
rinse and stand On edge to dry.
When the waste pipe is'clogged with
crease, pour down a gallon OF boiling
water In which has been dissolved a
cupful Of soda. Repeat this until all
the impurities are removed. In cook.
ing goosebcrries add pinch of soda.
size OF n pea to each quart OF fruit and
less sugar will be required to swectcn
1t. Add n tcaspoonful OF soda to the
water In which you wash silver. BE,
fore using glass fruit Jars the second
time wash with soda water and rinse
In order TO swectcn them. Dampcn
soda and apply when bitten by any
poisonous insect.-The Housckecper.
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VIRTUES OF OLIVE OIL.
One Of the Most Valuable Of All TciIe
Adjuncts.

The uses and virtues of olive oil are
many-not only from culinary point
of view, but as medicine and an ad.
junct to the toilet.
For Internal use olive oil Is extreme.
ly valuable, in many cases being as
good II not better than cod liver oil.
and far more palatable, while as a
beauty specific 1t is OF more value
than many highpriced cosmetics and
skin foods, both OF which last virtues
it unites in itself.
With respect to skin food and cos.
metics no animal fat. or any cream
having such as a base. should ever be
used for the face, as II has tendency
to encourage that most fatal foe to
woman's neutrality-suspicious. hairs
Olive oil, however, being vegetable
product. has no such Injurious cffec,
and can be used with safety by almost
anyone, except. perhaps. those with
greasy skins.
But particularly those who have ar.
rived-or are arriving-at the much
talked-of and dreaded uncertain age.
should not neglect the regular use OF
olive oil: It helps in wonderful way
to preserve the soft nothings Of chin
and throat.
Some people advocate pure glyccrin
but this sticky stun is absolutely ru
nous to the skin and should never be
used alone: olive OIL, on the other
hand. is most beneficial.
As to the method of its employment
simply wash the face well and then
gently rub the oil in with finger tips
using an upward motion for the
cheeks, till the skin has absorbed as
much as 1t can, then wipe on with
clean waddng, lint or a piece Of old
linen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
AFTER FoRTY-TWo YEARS.
Veterans Resume Checker Contest
Started in 81.

One Of the Washington veterans OF
the civil war who attended the recent
national encampment of the G. A. r.
at Minneapolis relates an interesting
incident OF the reunion Of the old boys
In blue. He said two comrades who
began game of checkers AZ years ago
at Atlanta, Ga, finished the game at
Minneapolis several days ago. During
the civil war they We're playing on a
homemade board with black and white
trousers buttons for checkers when
suddenly orders were received from
Gen. Sherman to get in readiness for
his famous march to the sea. As the
buglers We're sounding boots and sad.
dies" and all was confusion. the game
come to a sudden ending. The players
became separated on the march and
the game was not concluded unit.
their recent meeting at Minneapolis.
The comrades were both members
OF Company A, Thirty.first Wisconsin
volunteer infantry. The loser OF the
game that was begun In 1864 treated
the winner to first.class dinner. and
on the following day the winner set
up" fine supper for his 'bunkie" who
become lost from him while marching
through Georgia. Galveston News.
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CAPT. FRED. N. HAMMER.
Head Of National Association Of Naval
Veterans.

officer OF the deck that he wanted to
be sent aioft In the crows nest His
mates laughed at the idea of making
out anything In such an atmosphere.
but up he went, and while at the mast.
head Hammer raised u steamer which
proved to be the Minnie.
The capture Of this steamer. which
had run the blockade out OF Whining.
ton. not only resulted In the taking OF
II large sum Of money. but from the
crew II was learned that the Grey.
hound was coming out the next day
The Greyhound also was captured and
n prize crew put ON board In charg.
81 Acting Ensign Harding with orders
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Break the macaronl into pieces an
inch long until you have one pint. pu,
Into boiling sailed water. and boil rap.
Idly 20 minutes, Drain In 4 colandcr.
then put II In cold water for ten min.
utcs to bleach. Melt one tablespoon
Of hour and mix until smooth. Add
one pint OF steScd or canned tomatoes
and stir until II bolls Drain the mae.
aroni and add carefully, boil one min.
ute. then serve nj once. You may
double the quantity II you wish.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
Many Aliens in London

Tho number Of Scots In London. M
sivcn By US yesterday. would have rev.
olu,ioni.c<i society In 1867. for In that
year there being n great Increase OF
foreigners in the city. her majesty or
ieied the lord mayor to take the name.
quality and profession OF all strangers
residing within the city Of London"
Tho list WAN headed by the Item,
Scots, 40" Other nations ~er. repre-.
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sorra. that n you were to drag En-.
gland thru three states you would n
lave u mark In IN. DIRT. an you
could lose Oiriand In ono o thin
great inland oceans We have. phwa,
Ne call lakes. An II you had Scot.
land TO srt rid Of. there arc = thou.
sand corners you could hide her In.
an nobody could tell where you had
put her except. brxorrs. for The bsa
swsll y the whisky"
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

An English postoric. oficiai tells OF
the mother Of u deceased deposition
who claimed her soa's money. When
asked whether til" father was aliy.
she responded briefly but very point,
eddy: Father Twins. bu, insigninc.
ant"
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Parboii the peppers first. then place
In cold brine. Place a weight on
Them. IT., them stay In the brine for
- hours. ihon seal In bottles - Tia
brine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

But eckham has long demonstrated
ton the OF the older politicians
held his
retaining his
politicians of the He
blackburn
to crush him Instead Bekham
IudE Thomas H. ayne Blackburn
bOrnw
n
his
the
be
OF
tlor and 50
liechham
WckiT n
mother the distinction
election in the Kentucky legislature lie
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Mn. Dofcas-What became Of that
friend Of yours who organized the
liomcmakcfs' club
Mrs. Crabshaw-Shc ~ suing f"r =
divorce. Puck.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
CAPTURES EUROPEAN SOCIETY

Countess Carlo Dcnticc d Frasso. formerly
Miss GcOrgine Wilde, daughter Of Mrs Henry
Sicgol, oi New York, and now but rs years of age.
has captivatcd the courts and capitals of Europe
by her attractvcnoSs of person and manner Sh.
retains the simple unafectedncss which was her
grace when Il year ago Elisha Dyer Jr. said
she is the most attractive girl have met In ten
years"
Count di FrassO belongs To one OF the Oldest
families of III" Roman nobility. noted for Its
wealth. power and influence The mother III,
late Princess Ill frnssO was Of the Hungarian no
bility. and II was her sister Countess Sophie VIII"
was the mother OF Archdukc Francis Ferdinand
at present heir apparent OF Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria Thus 1t IL that our little Coun.
tess Gcorgine is FIRST cousin Of the future emperor
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Frank NJ. Nyc Is a prominent attorney of Min
noapos, a noted orator former editor, a con
recommendations Outshlning all OF his
pshmcuts H. the fact that he II "Bll" Nye's
brother. Tell us about 'lIil, II the cry that IRE
qucntly rrcCtB him whou he mounts the platform
10 discuss some phase Of politics. law business
And when he does tell about "Bill," Of the init
mate bnyhood days In Maine and early youthful
struggles side by side In Wisconsin with tho
gentle. Kindly and brilliant humOrlst. his hearers
listen with Tapt attention to his every word,
when | came to Minnesota In the sprlnE Of
Sc" said Mr.. Nyc the other day. my brother
BIN said to me- Frank youll be congressman
from some place In about Minneapolis In ten
years Hill missed II by Just ten"
Someone asked him II he was an orator In
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
Social Glue.

The center OF attraction Of n social
gathering. known la this country aud
England nm the drawing card" ~,
Lion" In In Japan labeled the social
g,vs.-
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15
KENTUCKY MAN WHO ALWAYS WINS

John Crpps Wicklif Bcckham. age 81, Is to
be the next senator from Kentucky He Is tho
youngest senator-elect in the United States and
when he takes his seat he will be the youngest
member He has been governor OF Kentucky for
nearly seven years He became governor of the
bourbon commonwealth when he was just one
month within the requisite age limit Of 30 years.
Having succeeded TO the chair Of the chief eNccu-
tive once through the death of Gov. William
Goebel he has been elected twice 10 succeed him
self, a record without parallel In Kentucky.
When Beckham first became governor he was
looked upon as n man of unusual luck. He was
regarded as the accident OF accident" albeit
tragic one, he having succeeded Goebcl because
he lieutenant governor when Gocbel was
sassinated.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

Worms bring to the surface yearly
as much ms ten tons Of soil to the aero
on grass and cultivated land.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

didn't develop orator Thea In college deb1tng society
he : colog"
though was born in Main" guess natur
helped both While
chores and work use" to make speeches
humori by pracicng
a
Republican lie believes In law enforcement and regulation
thinks
Republican
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-12-15

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party to mcct the
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COL. GooDYEAR's CARD.

We sincerely hope that the people
of this city read very closely the
manly and straightforward card o.
Col. c. p. Goodyear, which was pub.
lished in these columns yesterday
morning. Col Goodyears statement
like the man himself was plain and
to the point, and yet manly and out
spoken.
The effort of little gnat russell
and others of his calibre. to reflect
on the integrity of Col. Goodyear win
fail with the good people Of Bruins
wick who have known Col. Good
year for very near forty years. and
who know that in all of those long
years he has always raised his voice
and loaned his energy and his brains
to the up5mIding Of this city.
The statement that Col. Goodyear
owns any amopnt of stock In the
Mutual Light and Water Company
is wholly false and without founda.
ton. He Is in no wise Interested in
that company and no one knows th%
better than the selfconfessed CRATER
who attempted TO prove to the con
trary Col Goodyear's card should
also silence the report that he is not
in sympathy with the plan for the
munichpal ownership of public util.
tiles. for he tells the people that he
Is and that, 4 elected mayor. he will
have Il at the earliest possible mo.
ment.
These expressions from Col. Good
year along with his platform of forty
years standing OF progress and
prosperity" are going to sweep him
and his ticket into Office Tuesday
week, and that's Just what gives the
ofticeholders ard grafters (self con.
fessedl very bad case OF cold feet.
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A Young Mother at 20.

MY mother has suddenly been
made young 1t 10. Twenty years or
intense suffering from dyspepsia ha
entirely disabled her, until six months
ago. when she began taking Electri
Bitters. which have completely cured
her and restored the strength and
activity she had in the prime OF life. "
writes Mrs. w. l.. fitzpatrick, Of Dan.
forth. Ne. Greatest restorative medi
cine on the globe. Sets stomach
Liver and kidneys right. purines the
blood. and cures Malaria. Htiicusness
and Weaknesses. Wonderful Nerve
TnQie, Eyics kee. Guarantees hy
h1saA rkesMe
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THE CONFESSION OF THE
AUDITOR"

FSo The News has been indicated
For fifteen or sixteen months this
publication has been contending that
the Nef proposition was a fake, cal
culated to mislead the public, faith
cred 10y certain local politicians. who
In their anxiety for graft and sreed
had lost sight Of any duty they
might have owed to the public and TO
the municipality of Brunswick. The
News IS frank to admit that In maxi
ing It's deductions touching upon all
OF the facts In the Men scheme II had
Included more than one party. In
fact, a close study of this nefarioua
and high.handed plan to delude the
people and pollute the sacred rights,
of the taxpayers of Brunswick re-
yealed to our mind "the fine Italian
hand" of more than one Esau" ana
AT least four jacobs"
However, up0n the well founded
proposition that man must be be
heyed oh his affidavit we are going
10 temporarily relieve the four ia.
eobs" from censure and In this spe-
cifc matter We Will only deal with
the "Esau' otherwise known very
recently as little gnat russell"
Those who have read The News
lately who are inclined to be honest
viii grant that we have been sincere
In our antagonism of this Neff
scheme. 1t is not necessary for US to
say that we had no interests in the
carrying or the failure to carry of
the Men proposition other than that
OF very modest taxpayer and
Brunswick enterprise, whose future
depends largely upon the growth,
progress and prosperity of this city.
If Mr.. Nems enterprise had been a
legitimate one, il he had come to
Brunswick in the good and narrow
patti" it would have received the
right hand OF fellowship from The
. eva.
But it did not
All along We have contended that
something was rotten In Denmark
with this Neff trolley proposition.
and from the good momonl that Mr..
Men handed his bogus 0ond Of Slo.,
10000 to the city council and from
the good moment that we observed
little gnat russell jumping about
like chicken We E,.a Icc,ned it
IN the neck. We have ccc, seed that
there was a niger in the woodpile
NAAA AON vi AAS ONh N0AAAAOA AuN
niger has come out and shown his
lead above the woodpile.
We had intended on some auspi.
cious occasion TO connect the Audi.
tor" city clerk. secretary with the
Men deal from a monetary point OF
view. indeed we expected 70 show
that this Official while serving the
people Of Brunswick at salary OF
$500 per anpum. was also serving
O bunch Of Doodle financial falxirs for
promised compensation in the way OF
stock in bogus company and for
fprsha considerations 10 the way Of
eromksss o@elRI BesitioE Ia the
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event the scheme carried and the
rights OF the people became food for
the rapacious appetite Of this graft.
ing city official.
But on his own motion, knowing
that the expose was at hand the
self-confessed CRATER like an animal
driven to bay. takes TIE stand and
In his own defense pleads guilty
What a travesty on official position,
what a mockery when the good peo-
pie of this community are brought
face 10 face with 81 condition
as this.
The News has charged ali along
that the city council of Brunswick
has been a party to this deal; if it
wishes to escape further charges OF
this character it should repudiate in
hO ulCtAdAu lhaiiiti AAl5 tSOllbAs Nlii5
mathematical juggler and political
trickster, who dares to assume the
role of dictator and who in the Wild
ness of Ills own imagination an
nounces in bold fashion that he alone
has usurped the legislative functions
of the city council of Brunswick and
is SOLELY responsible for that Nefr
trolley car franchise"
The people OF Brunswick should
well consider the serious lesson car
rled to them by this voluntary con
ression from their own servant In
many cities. notably Philadelphia
and st. Louis, city officials convicted
OF graft are being prosecuted; all
over this country there Is a just war
being waged against corruption in
official places Should not the PEG
pie of Brunswick pause and conside'
the awful condition confronting them,
which makes 1t possible for a suoor
dinatc official to openly and Migrant.
Iy announce that he alone is RESPONSE
Bile for the action of the city council
and to further insult the intelligence
of the community with the statement
that he was actuated in that conduct
by monetary consideration and a
promise of personal betterment in
the way of official position in the
future.
The people of Brunswick are the
sole judges OF all OF the evidence Ii
this case and The News calls upon
them In spirit Of justice and fair
play to raly to the cause of good
citizenship AM rebuke any political
oIlgarchy that carries with II a self
confessed CRATER and man who
would toy with the rights of the
people with one hand and draw with
the other their hard earned money
and place himself in position whore
his personal self interest would com
pei him to turn down all other appli
cants for a trolley franchise
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