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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-05
Bombardnsnt Not Probable.
r NATION AGAIN.

She Smashes a Saloon in Houston
Named After Her.
Houston, Tex, Jan. 3.-Carrie Ma
ton smashed a saloon here named
after her. She used her trusty hatch
ct and stones. The police refused to
arrest her unless the proprietor would
enter a complaint, which he has not
done.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-09
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Thos- Maeley ieft last a.sht for
New York
HUH Porter leaves tais week fof
MoHtszama-
Capt J. A. Williamson spen1 vester-
day inthe city.
n. 7. scarIett Of Fancy Bium. vas
in the city YESTERDAY.
n. j gonwaier Of Albany. is in
The city for a few days
Julius ElkaH leaves tomorrow TO re-
enter sehooi at pahlonega
Constant Ter left last night on
q cuisine trip to Now Yo
p. T Creamer has seturnea from
= Simon wler he Spent es saai.
LOST ladias god uatct, bs
II bon fol-. on = street. hw
aud Rf1gn 10 News ana
receive reward
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-09
Doing: Z Society
Doings In

Mrs. Newton is visiting friends in
1 Savannah.
Mrs IsTeal Putnam leaves this
week for --c-tezuma.
Miss Margaret Barkuloo leaves
Tuesday to enter the C. n S. C. in
Ainlodgeulle
Mrs f. n Knight and children have
returned from Boston, Ga.
Miss Mann, Grave OF WilIaeooches
Is visiting .irs. }. Metzger.
A little son IS the guest of Mr..
and Mrs .. p. HsrTen in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mcdonald
are visiting 1Ir aad Mrs w &. Nc
Donald
Mrs. f. q. B8ne and children
left Yesterday for = visit TO St simon.
island
Mrs. w. J Christian, Of Macon. ISL
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tom Lam
bright
miss irene Baumgariner leaves
this week TO re-onter shorter COZ
lesa at Rome.
Miss Carrie stacy viii entertain
tomorrow evening in honor Of Mss
Bessie Decker
Miss Helen fe3aiiingartttief has reiaf'i
ed from visit to Mrs W r. shad
man, on St Simon.
Miss Estelle Miller leaves in thol
mEulng for College Park where she
will enter Cox college.
Misses Essie and Katie Brown hav
returned to Jacksonville after a Wis
il to Mrs. r. e Calnan
Miss Lola May shoeppel has return. |
ed from Jones, Ga whore she has
been attending a house party
Mrs. T, J Minehan ANA Miss Hat
tie Mock have returned from q visit
to New York and Washington
Miss Lula Baker, who has beea
spending tho summer abroad has re-
turned to America aud is now spend |
some time In Atlanta.
air aud Mrs J Vickcg left
yesterdas for a trip north They wilI
visit Washington Boston. New YORK
ana many other places.
Mrs. w. e. Kenner avg sons and
Miss Nellie Kenner Ls1%e today forE
Savannah. later by VIII go to AtI
lanta to spend some time
Mrs George Cook and Miss Mil
dred lysl aail today Tor, plainneld. I
n. j. Durmg her usn isa LyonI
has received many deliqhA Nj sociai
attentions
Miss Fannie Mason Is visiting In
Pittaburg, Penn Later in The fau
Mrs. Mason and Miss Ethel viii iolnt
her aud so 70 Washington whene |
Miss Mason will enter school
One Of the most interesting social !
events Of tho week \will bo the mar
giaee OF Miss Zoe symons u Mr. lif |
ford Postell which will take pla
Wednesday afternoon at the noAa otl
the BRIDES mother
Old fashioned pound cake, the kin
mother used to make, Is ceats per
nnnna AZ I.ehen,a hakerY. 40 A street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-09

Old fashioned pound cake, the kim,
mother used to make. rs ceats per
pound at Leben's bakery. 100 A street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-09

Frs. Newton is visiting friends in
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-09

Thos. Maclgey left last aight for
New York.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-09

One Of the most interesting social
events Of tho week Nwill BE the mar
giaee OF Miss Zoe Symons u Mr. lif.
ford Postell which will take pla
Wednesday afternoon at the nona of
the BRIDES mother
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12
NEW YORK DOCTORS sKEPTIcAL.

NEW YORK, May ,25Whie doctors in the city very
kepca regarding the alleged of eproy that have been
ported by the board OF control of the State Home Louisiana they
regard the document by that body Importance
showing alarming condition from the OF the disease
this No less authority than DR. Albert S Asmead
who represented this the Berlin Leposy Congress and
who is the authority the disease in this OF the world
continued parts of the South will be infested with
is Bolivia South America which abor OF the eper
colonies in the world.
The alleged OF slor Dyer consulting peroogist
the board be New physicians believe
with those which almost the begin
OF history have promised the cleansing of the eper and failed
1t the first time that Dyer has announced OF the disease
Two he made of the discharge from
the eper home which physicians looked with alarm lest his
the supposedly cured people should become
others Some of the that other
under surveillance have shown any OF the
symptoms the disease long five and still
peroogists who charge of them would pro
them cured
Il have hope that for leposy has been found said
DR. Ashmead TODAY Several times DR. Dyer has believed
he has found but always that he mis-
The remedies he
science long time Caumoogra oil is the medi
cine have When is constantly used in doses OF five hundred
drops the progress of the disease greatly stayed Dr. Dyer
that he has effected with the OF about
five Besides this, he meteorological
termine whether his true leprosy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12

among the stockholders if this plan
were adopted; and for the simple rea-
son, that there would be more work
done by the laborers. | have had some
experience in this matter and | know
that it will succeed. / know that if you
want to get the best work ont of a man
you must offer him some incentive, some
inducement beyond his ordinary wages.
And when a man knows that his wages
depends not only upon the time he
works, but upon the amount of work he
does, he will evidently do more work.
But it is the principle of copartnership
and cooperation that also tells, so that
when a laborer feels that the success of
n plantation depends. to some extent at
least, upon his individual or personal
efforts he naturally does his best. As
said before, 5 the thought of sharing
in the dividend, the thought that by
doing his utmost he will he recon-
pensed and rewarded is the lever, or
thought, that will urge him on.
Again, "A lahorer is not so likely to
leave his employer when he knows that
by doing so he would he losing his part
of the dividends. Indeed. it seems to
me question of sharing the dividends
among the laborcrs, or getting none at
all.
| will say that ! have had some eN-
perience in the matter, ms said before,
and found that it net only pays but it
is truly amazing what quantity of
work a man will do when he sees a pros
pcct Of gaining something extra by so
doing. ! make this request, or plea, ON
behalf of the hhorers, who have 10 bear
the greatest burden and heat of the
day, though ! do not think IT would
hurt ANYTHING Ia extend the plan To all
the employees Respectfully yours,
GEO. OSBORNE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women Of Honolulu the
Same as Elsewhere.

Hard to attend to household duties
With constantly aching back.
A woman should not have a bad back,
And she wouldn't II the kidneys were
well.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills make
well kidneys.
Here is Honolulu woman who en-
dorses this claim:
Mrs. Emma Vieira. OF King street,
this city. says: For three or four
years / had the misfortune TO be af-
hicted with an aching back. The pain
ana discomfort this entailed on me can
be better imagined than described.
have two children, and Il was OF course
difficult for me 10 attend TO them
while oppressed with suffering. The
way In which found relief eventually
was by using Doan's Baekache Kid
ney Pills, procured at the HolllsteT
Drug Co.'s store, They did me a large
amount OF good as | now testify,
should certainly recommend those who
have baokaohe or any other form Of
kidney trouble TO try poan's naokaohs
kidney pills,"
noans Baokaohe Kidney pills are
Tor sale by AN dealers Price 90 cents
per box tsiy boxes t2b0l, Mailed on
receipt ~ price hy the liollister DruH
Co. lid, Honolulu, wholesale agents
Tor the Hawaiian Islands
Remember the name poan's, ana TAX,
30 olhsr,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12
PROFIT-ShARING REMEDY
FOR DEARTH OF LABOR

Krl,o;,,,, rr,,,,;; r . ,ooc
N'''"' ii"""''' o""e W i'o''
hultor AdVertlser: mat the labor
question here is getting to be very
serious matter no one think will
do,v d.. j.. ali. ~. n.h,,.
" '''''~o '", '"o'''S"'',
one mas TO go INTO the helus or some OF
the plantations and see the cane chokcd
up with weeds and grass. or 90 into
sa,,,o ,f a.. III ,I ~ A.. -,
-,
i"S i''o l"r i'cN VI iheh 10 "ork thenh'
Some of these fields, ] regret to say, are
in most shocking condition. and which
,r,,s. iro,,i+oll,, ,,,.,,,.o l;,o,.,,,,, =, .I,o
~ ''0
'"n'' an" 10 next year crop An" as
for dividends, it seems to me, in many
places. they are utterly ont of the oues.
tior II NAV. bo soid .ho. +bo., ,,Iooos
'""' | nave seen are extreme cases, put
how long will it be, | would like to ask,
if the laborers should continue to leave
at tho ratio tbov ara now Iooviro hoforo
-. .l,..,.: :,
,;oS P'""'"''o" Is III '"e same 'on"''
''Va :. ., u.. a.. .,
~ - ',"o l""' 'no P"n'crs are 10
,anrs ''"s ,j ,T"TS""G N1a9i '"nor''s rom tne @
pLni, U,S n"n n','',I'' 1 "'u so,''V rom .no
"''tt,"'' ,ha, "i,' o."', p'|.'s' uu' AT ,he
ael ".o 'nI' inn, "'r" "io @ @I",'"ti lueSe pro-
soar ,r' nro, ,"""a ,'""' rnrSf P'Ive' tn ml',
anJ he fatally insnaiciont ~ am 'cT' cye1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12

like the Of the Tuiies after the Com
with Up stairs in the wide hail. great feast
had
turkey sweeeads punch etc.
But midst the
Punehbow
upstairs they climbed The
and when they down and
the had
old bags
would
punch assisted by ucien hadnt
lives But the wrecked
would been bad policy kick after
in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12
AN OLD MANIM APPLIED TO A
MODERN REMEDY,

Everyone speaks of the feast as he
hnds IT, is maxim of the Portuguese.
Judging by the lotlols received from
people AN over the country, pmisng
rhamhnrlalns 'oIir. Cholera and
phuhoea Remedy "a h evident this
remedy has boon found YatisRctorY
ia h. the hrsi knnNn rrmrdy for
diarrhora. and nn ease hes yoi been ~,
ported whore ii has milri in give Co.
lief ana % has been in general usr fol
mnre ihan a luarlfr ~ a century POI
pnlr hy all irelrrf ana dmEFisls nrR,
son. smith A ro. IA agrnis COZ la
salt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12
LOl)lSIANA'S FORMULA OF
CURE FOR LEPROSY

NEW ORLEANS May 23-The statement from the State
Leper Home which the three patients From
1904 regular has been pursued consisting OF ichhyo
chorae potash stycnne sacylate soda aumoogra
OIL Since the 1902 systematic has
been followed n all cases.
The patients and boy discharged cured and
who have requested that be private thirty
fifty and thirteen Old respectively They said to
have entirely recovered although they have been victims OF the
disease for years According the of D dor Dyer
and Ralph Hopkins, physicians attendance the State Home
there doubt that the permanently and
positively cured The home from which they discharged has
the present time nearly fifty patients eight OF whom have been
much helped by the which they have received there
that they too, n a fair recovery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12

A branch ~ GO n, a. H. h hor
lng organised al lahaina under dire0,
lion ~ rarialn nal ~ VIII contain
about ib men
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08

tie cities and towns along their lines
through rebates, and to destroy other
cities and towns and injure large sec
tons of the country by discriminating
against them in freight rates 1t has
also been their practice to build up
favorite corporations and other bust
ness enterprises at the expense of
their competitors. But regardless of
what locality is favored or discrimin-
ated against, or which individuals are
favored or prosecuted by the railroads
through the foul system of rebates
and determinations, the burden of
paying interest and dividends on the
stocks and bonds, 80 per cent of which
are water, falls upon the entire com,
munity. The railroads Of the United
States collect unjustly in this way be-
tween two and three hundred millions
annually. The people who bear this
burden fear that public opinion is not
sufficiently enlightened and ripe upon
this vital question 10 insure a decision
of the courts that will do them
justice, in the matter of determining
what is just and reasonable rate,
Public opinion makes new laws and
interprets old ones. Courts are mere
organs of the public and their deci-
sions from time to time, mark sta
tons in the progress of the public
mind. An enlightened public opin-
ion is always just and reasonable, but
we must not expect a decision from
any tribunal representing the public
very much in advance of the enlight.
eminent of the public, on the question
at issue. The demand of the hour is
for the dissemination of light upon the
railway question.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
WON AND LOST

What does 1t profit man, if he
gain the whole world and loose his
own soul?" Does the solemn warning
OF holy scripture burn with consuming
force the consciousness of John d.
Rockefeller as he cowardly sinks
away from the light of day, and the
faces of men into his subterranean
hiding place to elude the process serv-
er of the law? Is his soul crushed
with remorse over his merciless plum
der of Gods children? Is his spirit
whitening within him In convulsiye
despair over the consciousness of the
methods he employed to get money !?
Is the blight he put upon the lives of
thousands of his fellow beings being
reflected back upon him from infinity
and haunting him to madness? If true
he is, indeed, an object of pity.
But, on the other hand, If he is
merely playing at his old game. and
eVadlng court OF justice while his
minions carry out some deep and
damnable plan to thwart Justice. and
save to him further opportunities to
outrage the laws of God and override
the laws OF man in the work of nlun.
der, 1t makes him an object of loatb.
ing, as sickening as it is monumental
Why should the richest man in the
world, in this era OF money worship
be in hiding? None is seeking IN
arrest him and deprive him OF his
liberty, or even of any part of his
billion or more of wealth. What. then
drives him, whose wealth would make
thousand millionaires, from the on.
joyment of all that civilization can
offer. and the applause OF the hosts
of Mammon, into hole in the ground
for safety after the fashion of a
gopher, or a prairie dog?
II the answer must be- more money
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
A PROPHECY

Make note of the prophecy here
recorded. II may be convenient to
refer to, few years hence.
An irrepressible conflict between the
people and the railways for supremacy
is now on. The mutterings of the
past have been but the casual slsir.
mishes between the pickets of the op.
posing armies. The railways, the ag.
gressors, have been thus far in poses.
sion OF the field. They have omitted
no preparation. and have covered
every point OF vantage even to cap.
turing political organizations and die
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
MARcH&w

tating nominations. They hs,.
'i'icai bias but self-inlerest which A. =
'aies different policies in dirersa, ' I
callties on grounds Of economy
The greatest graft Of the o.
oeeh perpetrated by the builder. sra
manipulators OF our RAILWAYS tn.
sfai' mas yielded fortunes in a siD,la
life time that dwarfed IN comr..,'s
Inc greatest fortunes in the ola VOL,
built up through generations n,
preston under the patronage ., A.,
lotic governments. The opportuni,io.
this graft offered were lrresi.,.hla
and attracted the most daring .ni,i,.
OF the age.
The work of plumber was intervoyeD
with that OF territorial deyelopmar,
SO that in the benefits Of deyelopment
the graft was partly concealed ana
rarity condoned. To check abuses n,
correct wrongs was impossible during
certain stages of development The
day OF reckoning could not come un,u
certain stages of development were
passed, which have at las. been at.
Il med.
Inc great and powerful minds that
planned and executed the work Of
building and manipulating railroads
and making such tremendous fortunes
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08

anu thc piotcctou anu peTpeIuatiOl
OF his methods of money getting, thel
money to him is curse. 1t bring
to him, perverted being that he is
only wretchedness.
Contemplation OF the vastness of hi
I possessions, beggars the dreams O
ayarice. With an income CREATE
than could be consumed by a scor,
Of families In luxurious and even riot
GUS living, yet the maker and posses
sor OF this colossal wealth is report
, ed to be skulking back and fortl
through subterraDean passage tina
connects his own residence with tha
OF near relative, to escape beinf
summoned to the witness stand where
his testimony, at most, would only
contribute to prevent him from con
tinuing unlawful methods of plumber
ing his fellows. And in this instance
his testimony would interfere with
only one Of his many money making
machines, and with this one in 3
single state, that of Missouri.
In his hiding, he Is more conpicu
Gus than he would be on the witness
stand. His conduct is a confirmation
OF the charges against Standard Oil
His going into hiding, to avoid a Legal
process which seeks only to make him
witness in case where Standard
Oil methods are called in question
Is accepted by the world as a comics
sion OF guilt, and attracts to him in
his present hiding place universal at
tention. II he were a willing witness
he would attract only passing atten
ton, and altogether escape the notice
OF millions of our people.
Is 1t part of the divine plan To
mass the capabilities and rascalities
of thousand average men in one
that the success of the one may be
oo OIL ihih6 do I'D COMPEL universal
recognition Of the evils in our systems
or methods, as the primary and neces.
sary condition OF their overthrow ?
Rockefeller has only done in a large
way, what thousands have done in a
small way, and thousands more were
trying to do. But what Rockefeller
has been able to do, and has done,
makes 1t easy for the millions to see
not only the immortality of the meth
DDS employed, but to realize that they
are menace to civil society and pop
ular government
The example of Rockefeller. the
most successful money maker of all
time, in hiding and skulkiLg through
his underground tunnel, teaches a
lesson much needed in this age of
money madness. 1t teaches that he
is most successful, after all, who pos
sesses only just equivalent of the
services he has rendered to his fell
low men, and who commands the re-
spect, love and sympathy of his fell
lows SO far as his name and fame
eytends
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-08
TINE INDEPENDENT,
Lincoln, Neb,
JUST AND REASONABLE

The railroad rate bill that recently
passed the house OF representatives
provides that Just. reasonable and
fairly remunerative rate, be fixed as
a maximum charge" meaning, of
course, that the charge should be just
and reasonable as regards the rail-
road and the shipper.
Suppose the house bill passes the
senate unamended In any essential
particular. and the force of law is
given to the purposes of those who
framed the measure, then, In that case
Is there shadow of chance of OBJ
tanning under II rate that will be
fair to the shipper. Not at all. Why?
Because public opinion is not suffi-
GENTLY enlightened on the subject.
In the first place the people, whose
necessities called railroads into exist
ence and from whose use they derive
all the value they possess, have right
to the use of them at a charge just
sufficient to meet all expenses, includ-
ing betterments and repairs, and pay
liberal rate of interest on the in
vestment.
II is to be feared that public opin-
ion Is not sufficiently enlightened upon
the railroad question to demand that
rates be fixed upon the basis Of actual
investment. The danger is that the
$7.000.O00,000 OF water injected into
railroad securities, that do not repre-
sent a single dollar invested in rail-
road property may be counted in de-
termining upon rate.
In case the bill now before the SEN
ate becomes q law, and the interstate
commerce commission fix maximum
rate under ii to which the railways de-
muir and appeal to the courts, will the
courts consider the actual investment
In railway property the basis of rate
that will be Just and reasonable, or
will they consider outstanding bonds
and stocks representing 80 per cent
water, as property that the court must
protect by fixing rate that will pay
interest and dividends upon the pres.
ent inflated capitalization.
The question of railroad discrimin.
alton Is a question between localities
and individuals. II has been the prac.
tice OF the railroads to build up favor.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-08
Big Advance Sale

The Mccarthy company reports
large advance sale and inquiry in its
new Florence Heights tract. Free spe-
tal cars have been running during the
past week to Florence avenue to ac-
commodats all who wish to inspect this
popular and attractive property.
A large force is employed now upon
the street work. grading, cement work
and in beautifying the tract The half
mile of frontage ON Vermont avenue
and quarter mile frontage on Flor
ence avenue viii be made particularly
attractive by planting shade and or
namental trees. A portion of the tract
is already improved with orchard
palms. flowers and shrubs. An ex-
tended view of mountains and valley
is had from the elevation of Florence
Heights, and every indication points
to ready and rapid sale of this tract
for both home and investment pur-
poses.
The first house to be built in the
tract has been commenced on Monroe
street, near Vermont avenue, by w.
A. Hicks. The plan shows a hand
some two-story modern seven-room
house Of the semi-bungalow type,
which will be finished and ready for
occupancy by January /.