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-. - Ire Of year Of con
-. ~, 81 lnship touching the
49, % ng numerous lines Of
-" :" ~ Jus executive depart.
n'''''' -" Ectaculur South Amer
60" ,st Secretary OF State
- -. Ia Giro he was received
A., ~" ,.a "'a. d nctioa by the Brazil.
49," 80 l.al III by the members ~
~, W. P .'.'.A 81 congress. To all be
80 49, So 90 the good will Of the
- . yernment and 60 the
.a..s.as.. lnas ambitious designs for
49, IL a est
- ~. &c u ectiOn the president
.''.. a.. NreaJays' personal lDspec.
80 80 - -. u isthmIan canal work
-. "" 80 pleased with what had
- 49, was the first time that
.I e :. ltiye had left American
-, r,y new commission ap.
p pg.S So. consisted of Messrs.
- 80 ~ Magoon, Hams. End.
- -. !. II came 20 the con-
-. would be advisable to
80 h number Of Chinese
80, - r.s.,I anal and that 4 would
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~" 80 ,.a. o the canal none. on
- ~. ~ the president visited
An executive s,.u,r an
~. -. -. hour law 90 all pub
-. - pr conducted In gov.
.a"atsa - otherwise. The civil
$3.50. -, -. 10 were extended 10
-. FRS In the government
=" 49, - yed by the interstate
80 -, -. Emission was extensive
a., - 49, - thinning with the execu.
&c. az. - Of congress 10 intes.
,,,.' 80, II, carrying railroads and
~. - a,... omblne. The exnmlna-
49,. ~ - lyanIa railroad officials
s - 80 -" ~ blIc by its disclosure Of
80 as,a...,',s. lal holdings Of stock In
s ..,.. sa,,",r,,n,I which was open to no
~ 80" - III ION than that Of bribery
$3.50 - bad fayors. Newly ap.
p ..,s.... ...sa rtrs Of the enlarged com.
- "a X. Lane, John 3. Har-
a. -. 4. Clark. When the rate
~" az ,,m. effect on AUG. -. for
80. -, - In the history Of the
49, - -, Ierstate commerce was
~ -. 80 ol Of this commission.
80. !. Ivy was reviewed by the
I'll .,,e. lister Fay SEPT. g.
II, ,.,nortiz the Philippines had sew.
III .aa,,.n Int engagements. the chief
uAyyns t battle o. Mount
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01
Superior Court,

b Dsrsan es ceaats Superior Court,
Mile Davis Notice Of Summons \
v. Warrant of Atta2
William Davis inent.
The defendant above named will g
notice that summons in the above
titled action was issued against him
the 23d day Of October, 1900, by 4
Clerk Of this court; that the object
said action is for divorce from bed h
board for unlawful and wiilful abandd
nent and for an attachment against
property Of the defendant: the said sd
mons is returnable on. the sd day
December. 1906, at the court house
Durham, N. {. The defendant will d
take notice that a warrant of atta@
ment was issued by said Clerk on the
day of November, 1906, against I
property of said defendant and the Sd
Of s23e. 90 in the hands OF Robert Holl
way was garnisheed, which warrant q
notice to the said garnishee to appeal
retuinable before the Honorable Fl
Moore at the time and place abb
named for the return of the suinmoI
when and where the defendant is
quired to appear and answer or demur
the complaint or the relief demand
will be granted.
This November ), 1905.
C. B. GREEN
Clerk Superior Court
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01
"A SQUARE DEAL

Is assured YOU when you buy one Of Dr. Perces Family Medicnes
for all the ingredients entering into them printed the bottle
wrappers and their formula aested under oath being complete
and You know just what you paying for and that the
gradients gathered from Natures laboratory being selected from
the valuable native medicinal found growing Ameri
forests While potent to they perfectly harmless
the most delicate women and children
Not drop Of alcohol their composition much better
agent used both for extracting and preserving the medicinal principles
used in them rpeefned gycerne Of proper strength
This agent intrinsic medicinal properties of its being
valuable ansepc and aniement nutrve soothing
demucent
dycerine plays important part Dr. Pece Golden Med
a Discovery the of Indigestion dyspepsia and weak stomach
attended by ngs heartburn" foul BREATH coated tongue poor
appetite gnawg feeling stomach bouness and kindred derange
ments of the stomach, liver and bowels. ~
Besides curing distressing ailments the Golden Med
Discovery for all diseases the
catar whether of the nasal passages the bowels
pelvic Even in its lucrative will yield this
remedy its be peevered In Chronic Caarrh Of the
Nasal passages we'll while taking the Golden Medical Discovery"
for necessary constitutional cleanse passages freely
two three times day with Dr. Sages Catah Remedy This
thorough generally
In coughs and hoarsenes caused by bronchial lung
affections except consumption IN Its advanced stages the Golden
Discovery remedy especially those obs-
hang caused by irritation and congestion of the
ca membranes The discovery" good
coughs arising sudden colds expected
sumption its advanced stag-no medicine will do tha-but for all
obstinate chronic coughs which neglected badly
treated lead consumption the best medicine that be taken
the sweet taste of the discovery" caused by the glycn
disked lew drops oil lemon JUICE orange lime added each
dose will make agreeable and pleasant and will in the slightest
interfere with its bereEcal effects
It's Insult Z" intelligence for dealer
palm of upon yo of unknown competition in place of
Perces world famed medicines which
dealers Dr. Percs medicines they know
what they made Of and that the ingredients employed among
the valuable that medicine for like purposes be made
The Of leading physicians who do
mend them since they know exactly what they contain
Ingredients the best known medical science
the diseases for which these medicines recommended
With tricky dealers II Is different
Something else that pays little greater profit urged
"us good" better You hardly
accept substitute Of EHkaoun n and without any particular
record Of place Of Dr. Pees medicines which
and record Of them
YH know what and is the dealers business supply
want. Insist upon
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

hw In Ohio aud publlf opinion
|here the Pennsylvania Inaugural.
Two aud n half cent fare aud .
on thousand mile Tickets The
I.ackawaHna. New Haven and
lines followed suit.
ks0n's insurance attack took final
IN the formation Of the Interna.
Policy Holders committee. man'
by Samuel Tntermyer. aud q
campaign was waged with the
BIZ management for control Of
companies In the elections de.
by the new Armstrong law.
kther you consider that labor has
! full share Of prosperity or not.
fact that in nearly every indus.
Fnges have been advanced during
Sst year, sometimes on demand Of
InIons and sometimes voluntarily
Employers. The dread o. a great
IS strike which disturbed the
ss public when the year was
became acute In the lndlanap0.
Inference Of soft coal operators
Diners FEB. 20. when the opera.
Refused the demand u the men
/ twelve aud n haif cent increase.
j. point President Roosevelt ap'
20 both sides 20 get together,
Kben Robbins, the Pittslurg oper.
greed 10 a 9 per cent increase II
Only a matter Of time when all Of
@ft coal men had come 70 terms on
6mpromise OF q SIS increase for
years. with certain concessions
Hhe men. The hard coal trust, how.
beld out. aud a strike was actually
APRIL I, but after Burrenderine
cally all Of their demands IN the
NJ of peace and under the leader.
NJ President Mitchell the miners
MAY Z, agreed 20 q three yeaI
al Of the arbitration board award
basis that seemed TO them O recog
Of the union, which was, howey
nied by the operators.
ther strike. which was i,egur
! aud which listed through the
was that Of the Job printers fol
ght hour day. The iIthographer'
FOR The same cause. AUG. 2. Ala
miners ended q two years ssrIk,
ferendnfn. AUG. 20. Pail I,syel
rIlIII restored twelve anil n n,
vngc cnf IULY l. and NOy. .
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

didhte IN his CON.
bat with Insurance InquisItor Hughes
for the New York governorship. the
rest Of the Hearst ticket In New York
actually won ont. The Rooseyelt's estl.
mate % the danger In his home state
was measured Just before election by
the sending Of Secretary Of State Root
70 deliver the terrific broadsIde against
Hearst contained IN his Utica speech.
The effect u the unique campaign
thus begun has created q new political
force known as "HearstIam."
Hearst thus became q presidential
possibility and q claimant for the Dem.
ocratic radical leadership. but he was
stiil q local figure compared 10 that
cut once more BY the Nebraska states.
man, Bryan, who on returning from bic
world tour. JUNE ~. received q series
OF worshIpfui welcomes oil the way
from New York 70 Lincoln and from
81. Louis aud Louisville through the
south. In state after state be had
been Endorsed BY the Democrats unan.
Imously for 1908 AZ the very height
Of bis triumph In his FIRST speech IN
Madison square Garden. New York.
Bryan dared fate aud repuisrd mnny
conservative Democrats by frankly adj.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

be attorney general.
Moody TO the 81.
preme court bench.
Metcalf 10 the navy.
Oscar s. Straus. the
New York merchant.
commerce and Ia.
bor: Ambassador
Won L. Meyer to be
postmaster general,
Cortelyou to the
treasury. Garfield
secretary OF the In.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01
| Worlds Chief Events
ID Tendencies Of a Year
ptlined In Orderly Array
/ Busy Readers Vito
ant to Be Well Informed.
cher and Higher
Beeps Prosperity's Tide
by EDWIN S. POTTER.
titor Universal News Analysis

b first at the enormous protuet
|rom the soil by the American nia'
sand-science-aided farmer. Sec
Shaw has figured that out for
bthin the past month-an Output
h at s6.T94. 100000. a total S2i''
DO bigger than last years. IN the
realm corn was king at a vIlua"
bf S1.l0o. 0Oo. 900. Agricultural ex-
reached the high water max OF
100000.
/ of the great railroad and iidus-
corporations have reported In
IA earnings. have paid highel div.
IS and Increased capital tock.
rf>Ry have cut luscious surplus
\6r-na,aily Hills hundred million
ItrIbutIon. the Pullman $685.
Ie United States and Wells
press companies forced d.
I r, a Steel common resuned q
cent dividend.
SITS have gobbled trusts, aud, de-
THE rate law. rebate prosecutions
kJungle" book exposures. tte con-
htion Of capital interests hal gone
5rd. a new feature being tie for
b Of huge holding eompaIies In
md, which was disclosed In the
ky trial OF the Standard Oh com
aud was reported In CONNECTION
HE beef trust. The glucose trust
absorbed by the oil trust in lanu'
The Amalgamated Copper com
absorbed the Helnze interest. and
gigantic new trusts were formed
american Farm Produce COMPANY
81. co.. 900 capital. and n $4,000
rubber company TO exploit Tie
p concessIOn-bOth financed an
plled by the Ryan-WhItney inter
s-a*
IL was especially In the railroad
ess that the movement toward
&IIzation was evident. aud herr
Dminant figure Of the year wa;
NJ +. II. Hartman. who 10 Jan
pushed a subsidiary line int
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

,,,,,f = -, 49, -e-s
~ nnltteu 10 per cent Increase. Dur
october y nd Noven| aber the rail-
Sds. oeginni hg with I he Pennsylva-
T agreed 70 general wage increase
= PHI classes pr work. ind this exam
~ was follow ed by the steel trust. the
~ trust ana pther larg 4 corporations.
IN demand or labor b the west ex-
ied the supply. Cf hicago inaugu.
,arNd It's new Freight sui bway. AUG. is.
~ New 10 tx Contra ran It's first
suburban eletf tric train OCT. 1. The
dorado rive was at ast turned into
- original en- annel, oC q. "a, but steps
Were taken ID preserve the salton sea
as is.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

new prophet rode
forth on the yeI
low panopIiei stecti
Of syu,Ilcaie,l news.
paper publicity and
obtained q tremen.
dous following. Al.
though Editor
Hearst was uns
horseti a. the Dem
ocratlc League can.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

Seattle. In July
bought up the Bal
tin0re and Ohio
stock which the
Pennsylyanh peo-
pie had 1lrdEped. In
NOvem Der trl.
umplie,I OTer Fish
by placing Hara
han at the head Of
the Illinois Central
and thus made
himself master %
q 300 nile trans
continental railway
system aim ost
without a competi'
toe la rssnnoaa IN
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

WANTED-Men, Women, BOZ
and girls to represent Mcclure
Magazine. Good pay. Adore
81 East % St., New York City.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01
Federal Power. y .,endsd
" a Rdoseveltia ! Congress

! the FIT y-ninth congress
adway las I January when
iparent hat much muck
repaired ayorable soil for
on oil rem edies either con.
pied Dy President Roose-
sage nae struck the key
session by insisting on
alton OF Interstate rail-
Dill TO 9 bis end, introduc-
urn OF Iowa. was put
house. FEB. s, without
ppositioi the Democrats
'rity In advocating the
lch 1t 81 bod. Aldnch and
the con Sentative opposl-
mate. 81 Rcurlng numerous
and ford ling the president
,ernocra bic coalition. The
iment Tor q broad court
Ut abou / q degree OF Re
nony. however, and the
= sens. FEB is. III TO
ieu - NE ~.
~ ! iasi peen 30 stirreu py
'e'use Pr cnicagos pack
ro'S Upton sinclair
'eh ne jungle that
e president sens
Il ell and heynolas'
verify tne nc'ion-
Y Us staten ents.
heir report was so
" eonfirmatory
r lat u was hrst used
= a secret lever 10
ring the senate 10
: Ass the beverage
pspection Dill and
y " pic To force house
ieu o as 10 place costs
!" omit label dates.
= w.
'po'' Int measure inTolv-
NV =, federal powers was
'a
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-01-01

ta'et Is made pu
ac'ioh' Amended /
on soNnment an1
the Recame a ID
On Der ImportI
ing Sc Of new |
me food bill.
he leaderl
non publican
Joan ehood Tod
he as crushj
ein' rom conf
Pre- greemenj
auh'is Of Oki
lerri" ms the ST
autnofU ArlzonI
10 hol Hpleblsclt
next This bee
"'t'e nportan
were uihoriz.
IocA across
moriL s,ructio
ana ohLllp cans
aieoho' the free
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-09
A Plague of Clocks.

We had been settled but little
while in our Indian clearing, and had
Just acquired deed to 1t bearing the
signature of Andrew Jackson, says
Joaquin II. Miller In the Boston
Transcript, when one day q big, raw
boned. hatchet-faced man in a beaver
hat come to us by way of the State
road, with load of clocks In car
rlage. He had a big, impertinent boy
with him, and pleaded sadly that both
of them were sick.
Mother was very good to them, pull
ed out the trundlebed to the middle
Of the floor, had us children sleep at
the foot of her bed, and treated the
strangers as If they had been her own
blood. But they both walled and moan
the clocks and dispose of them at his
leisure to his neighbors.
There was a whole carriage load of
them, but upon the reiterated assur-
ance that he could double, and even
treble, his money, our confiding faith
err, not knowing one thing about the
real price or value of such wares,
signed note and became merchant"
At the end Of the year that Ratchet
faced man came back and exacted his
money with enormous interest, al
though father had not yet sold single
clock
Years later, when we set out to
cross the great plains, those old clocks,
with but a single one missing, took up
more than half the wagon space We
hauled them from Indiana almost to
the top of the Rocky Mountains and
then, one night, In terrific snow
storm when the wagon had upset, we
found use for them. Brass, wood,
glass and varnish all went to feed
fire. And so peace to their sounding
brass, rest to their braZen faces!
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-09
DIES FAR FROM HOME
PETER NELSON WENT AS A DELE
GATE TO PHIL OELPHIA.
After Three Days Sickness with Pneu-
inonia He Expires in Hospital
Brother Is There

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. g.
Peter Nelson, for years corresponding
secretary of molders' union No 166, who
started July 20 with his brother and
other delegates to the convention of the
International Molders' union at Phila-
delphia, died there Monday morning in
a hospital after a sickness of few
days with pneumonia.
His sudden illness is said to have been
due to change of water and climate. The
body will arrive Wednesday night, when
arrangements for the funeral will be
made. lnterment will be at Union ceme
terry.
Mr. Nelson had been an employee of
the Brand Stove company in Milwaukee
for more than twenty years. He leaves
a wife and two children at 1915 Galena
street. In gay spirits he started to the
brother, II. G. Nelson Of Necnah, who
also was Il delegate. William Schwab.
business agent III Milwaukee. and sew
eral others. His family heard from him
twice during the first week but not at
all since except by several kilograms. He
was III the hospital only three nights be
fore he died.
He was expecting when he returned
here ton 90 to Neenah as foreman of Il
stove works where he was employed
when a boy. Necnah was his home from
the time he came from Denmark to this
country with his parents until he came
to Milwaukee. He was 40 years old.
His wife was Miss Carrie Ramstack of
Richfield.
Mr., Nelson was an Odd Fellow
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-09
Had Heard the Name.

The stage coach that carries tbs
mail between Kent's hill and Readfield
station in Maine drew up along the
roadside and the driver accosted a
little old man working in field, says
Everybody's Magazine
do you know who Mrs. Abby B.
Brown is and where she lives?"
The old man considered. Brown.
Abby B. Brown he repeated. You
don't mean Mrs. Polly Brown, do your
mo, Mrs. Abby B. Brown; we've got
a letter for her"
3D., you say the middle letter is
B.. do you? 1 know whole lot of
Browns that live on the other side Of
the road but there amt any Abby Il,
among them. You don't mean Abby B.
Smith, do you? She lives over
mo, it's Abby B. Brown. Well find
her somehow Thanks"
The stage driver started his horses,
but before the corner was reached a
faint Hello" caused the passengers to
turn around The old man, hoe in
hand, was pursuing the stage.
Brown, Mrs. Abby Il. Brown, did
you say? Why. l know her. She's
my wife"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-09
STOESSEL HERO,
SAYS JAPANESE.
Port Arthur Captain Warm in Praise
of Russian Chief Now Dis
graCed.

PARIS, Aug. Capt. Tsunoda, the
Japanese military attache here who
while on the staff of Gen. Nogi conducted
the negotiations for the surrender of
Port Arthur in an open letter today
defends Gen. Stoessel, the defender of
the fortress, on the eve of the latters
trial by court martial for surrender to
the japanese.
The japanese attache in his letter
painted Il pitiable picture of the CON
ditions prevailing in the fortress, which
he was the first to enter. All the RuS-
slams food was exhausted and the 30
900 Russians under arms, were, he SAID,
in no condition to fight. The key to
the fortress, Capt. Tsunoda added, was
gone when '203 Meter hill' was cap
tured and the fortress was at the mercy
of the japanese February /, 1908, when
they took the summit of Wang Tai.
Gen. Stoessel, according to the Japa-
cese officer, might have held out for Il
fortnight longer but the result would
have been an inevitable massacre, i'll
which it would have been difficult to dis
tinguish combatants from non-combat-
ants.
Capt Tsunoda said:
eff others forget it, we remember Port
Arthur cost us 10000 lives by gun lire
alone We dug forty kilometers of paral-
lels and expended 3O,OOO,OOO rounds OF
ammunition.
European history chronicles the glo-
rious copitulation of Port Arthur, and
1t is so considered in Japan. That is
why the Emperor of Japan ordered Gen.
Nogi to treat Gen. Stoessel with all the
honors due to n gallant soldier. His
own country should treat him likewise.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-09
TRUST FOXY; so is U. s.
GOVERNMENT AMENDS IT'S BILL
AGAINST POWDER COMBINE.
Department of Justice Finds Delaware
Company Has Been Doing Some
Mysterious Transferring.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. Cit
was stated at the department of justice
today that an amended bill had been
filed by the government in the powder
trust case at Wilmington, alleging that
since the preparation of the governments
petition, or on or about July 81 last, the
e. |. Dupont de Nemours Powder com
pany of Delaware, transferred a large
part of its unsold finished products and
raw materials and things necessary to
the operation of it's business. in the man
ufacture and shipment of gunpowder
and other high explosives to the Il. l.
Dupont de Nemours Powder company of
New Jersey.
The reason for this amendment, the
amended bill says, was the discovery in
the recorders office at Wilmington of
papers indicating such transfer by one
of the three operating companies to the
trust.
1t is stated that these papers diSap-
peared, but the amendment was per
sisted in, because it would have the eff
feet of requiring something to be SAID
in the answers of the defendants as to
this supposed transfer. After the
amendment and petition had been sent
TO Delaware for filing, the bill contin-
ues, the papers on yesterday reappearSd
in the recorders office and show that
such Il transfer was actually made on
the 9th day of July, three days before
the petition in the case was filed.
In the meantime the recorder Is de-
clarcd to have NJ wen his certificate 10
the district attorney that he had no such
papers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-09
BIG CRANBERRY CROP.
Reports Also Indicate That Rye Crop
Is Good-Corn and Potatoes
Backward

GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, Aug. g.
in this section OF the state comes the
encouraging report that the crop this
year will be as large, if not larger, than
that of any previous year, unless some
unforeseen setback should take place.
The vines all seem unusually healthy,
having survived all the early pests to
the cranberry CROP the only danger now
being an early frost. Provision against
danger from frost is made by large
reservoirs, from which the marshes can
be flooded during the night and drained
off the next morning, but the growers
resort to this protection as Il last resort,
since there is danger of ''scalding" the
vines should the overflow water be too
warm.
PLAINFIELD, Wis, Aug O. Spc-
cial. Winter rye is all harvested here
and the crop is very good but the acre
age was small. The harvest of oats will
commence next week. The crop is good
despite the rust and damage from the
green bug. The berry crop in this coun-
ty, which is usually Il large one, was
light, not being sufficient for home con-
sumption. Prices are high. Buckwhcat
is the most promising in many years.
WAUPACA, Wis, Aug. 6.-L Special
One of the largest crops of rye that
has been grown here for some time is
being harvested. Oats are in fair condi-
ton corn is better than usual in this
vicinity, and unless an early frost should
come there will be good yield. Pota-
toes are not doing as we'll as last season,
and the crop is not promising of large
yield. Farmers are looking for Il good
price next winter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-08-09
NEW LINER LAUNCHED.
The Floating Palace Kronprinzessin Ce,
celie Makes Initial Voyage from
Bremen to New York.

BREMEN, Aug. G.-Amdst loud
cheers from a large assemblage the mag
nificent new floating palace of the North
German Lloyd line, the kronprinzessln
Cecelie. sailed from this port today ON
her maiden voyage to New York. The
big ship carries full complement Of
passengers, besides Il large cargo of gen
eral merchandise. 1t is expected that
under ordinary circumstances New York
will be reached next Tuesday morning
The Kronprinzessin Cecelie was built
at the Stettin works of the Vulcan Ship
building company.
The Kronprinzessin Cecelie is half a
foot longer than the Kaiser Wilhelm H.,
which is FOG feet long, II feet beam and
81 feet deep Her gross tonnage is %
600. and her engines. of the quadruplc
expansion, reciprocating, balanced type,
are of $4,000 horsepower. She is eX-
pected to make "a knots, or more than
~. 66 statute miles an hour. The ship
cost $6,500,OO0. She is commanded by
Capt. ID. Hogemann, late of the Kaiser
Wilhelm II.