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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-05

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Announces Staff Appointments.

Highest Grades. J. Maury Dove Company.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26

London went to Minneapolis last
Saturday for a weeks visit.
Atty. Chas. Johnson went to
Litchfeld last Thursday to repre-
sent a client in proceedings before
the referee in bankruptcy.
Rev. j. A. Peterson of Harvey,
N. D., with wife and child, ar
rived last week from the meeting
at Fargo for visit with relatives
at Eagle Lake. r..
Miss Emelia Arneson came down
last Monday from Appleton. She
was Joined here by her friend Miss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26

Miss Mary expects to leave from.
here for Seattle, where she will
spend the summer. ... {.
Rev. James Himrod and Mr.. Al.
bert N. Gilbertson went to Spicer
last Monday for the purpose Of ar
ranging preliminary details for
the Chautauqua assembly, to be held
at Green Lake this summer.
o. D. Hong, manager on the
Tallman farm, left last Wednesday
evening for Wolford, N. D., where
he will spend a few days with his
brother Peter. From there he will
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26

Oscar Markell, the hustling young
farmer from Lake Andrew, was in
the city last Saturday and paid the
Tribune pleasant call.
Misses Hilda and Elvira Rasrnu-
son of Whitefield left last Saturday
for two weeks visit in Calmar ,
Iowa. c. IT,: .%: s~
Herman Larson Of Lake Andrew
called at the Tribune office last
Saturday and enrolled himself on
our list of subscribers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson and
sons Louis and Bernhard of New
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26

Ellen Syse and together they left.
for st. Cloud, where they will at
tend the summer school at the Nor
NAL ). *"=. #. IL .~s.s *1.S:
Miss Ellen Syse came down last
Saturday morning from Renville,
where he had spent week visiting
friends. She visited with her
friend Miss Sophia Carlson of this
city until Monday,
The Misses Mary and Martha
Green were in the city last Thusr-
day en- route for Minneapolis,
where they will spend a week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26

90 to the Coast and will spend
some time visiting with relatives
living at Falkland, Wash.
j. j. Skordalsvold, a well known
newspaper writer: was in the city
last Wednesday and Thursday on
his way back from the meeting Of
the Free Church at Fargo. Mr..
Skordalsvold is a good pedestrian
as well as newspaper man, for he
walked out to Eagle Lake, caught
about Is pounds of fish, visited the
Bethesda Home and walked back to
Willmar,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
III J

Gustaf Holmgren went to Pen
mock last Saturday. H.:
Miss Agnes Haines is among the
teachers who will attend the sum-
mer school at St. Cloud.
James Hart returned to Spicer
last Saturday, having come down
to attend the Old Settlers Associa-
ton and visit old friends at Spicer.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-10-05
ANOTHER CONSPIRACY.

The grand Jury of this county re-
turned an indictment against Caleb
Powers. II. Nj. Benton. Julia Sars.
charging them with conspiring to OBJ
tain prooi that Henry YOutsey ac-
-.lowledged that he had fired the
shot tnat killed Goebel.
The proof of all this is upon af1ida-
Wits of convicts now in the prison.
When it is remembered how some
OF the testimony heretofore used in
the Goebel suspect cases was obtain
ed, it will take lots of genuine proof
to make the doubling Thomases"
take the bait of this new evidence
of conspiracy"
Later-Powers and others denounc
story and demanded trial at this cour :
which demand was ignored. See!
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-10-05
DISTIlLERiES FOR PRODUCTION
OF DENATURED ALCOHOL.
commissioner Capers gives Inforna-
ton on Subject in Circu-
lar Letter to Revenue
Collectors.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-(Special.)
John G.. Capers, Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, today addressed a
circular to Internal Revenue Collec-
tors and Agents on the subject OF
denatured alcohol, with special atten-
ton to the more liberal construction
as provided through amendments by
Congress of the original law.
The Commissioner also points out
that in cases where the prohibition
sentiment has rendered stills useless
for distilling beverages, they can,
with slight changes. be converted
into industrial distilleries. The Com
missioner says:
In the preparation of regulations
methods OF dealing with the produc-
ton of industrial alcohol as to en-
courage such production. Many OF
the provisions Of the laws relating
10 the operation of distilleries at
which spirits for tax payment are
produced were suspended as applied
TO industrial distilleries, and the ar
tificial element OF cost of production
resulting from rules and regulations
more or less restrictive in their char
acter necessary at regularly estaD-
lished distilleries are eliminated in
the case of industrial distilleries.
Effort has been, so far as government
tai regulation and supervision are
concerned, to remove every obstacle
TO the placing of industrial distiller-
les on the same basis as the sawmill,
the gristmill or flour mill.
Industrial distilleries are those at
which not more than 100 proof gal
Ions of spirits can be produced IN
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-10-05
BUY AT HOME.

There is a growing practice among
our citizens to go away from home
to make their purchases of goods and
necessaries.
plea that they can get what they
want at less than it costs at home.
This may be so to some extent, but,
to our certain knowledge, large ma
jority of articles can be bought for
as little or less than in the cities, es-
pecially when it is taken into con-
sideration, that it costs to go away
to buy, or it costs to have articles
shipped here.
We have made it point, lately,
to inquire the prices Of things, both
in Louisville and Lexington, as given
at the stores, and almost invariably,
we found that the same articles
could be bought here at the same
price. and in some ins tances for less
money.
Notably is this the case with ref
erence to such fruits as grapes,
pears, apples, plums. These articles
were all a shade higher in Lexington,
the first of the week, than they bring
here.
Gentlemens clothing, shoes, ETC.,
can be bought for the same prices
here for the same quality of goods.
1t may be that ladies may hnd
larger assortments, in TIE cities
from which to choost, but goods here
bring the identical prices at which
they are sold in these places.
Buy at home! You make your
money here. Spend it here!
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-10-05
investigate for himself as to the laws

investigate for himself as to the laws
OF his own particular State.
1t has been demonstrated by ex.
pertinent that 100 POUNDS of the fol
lowing productions of the farm will
produce alcohol in the following guam
titles: Rice 6 wine gallons. 100 de-
grees proof: rye, barley. spelt corn
and sorghum seed, gallons; irish
potatoes, IL gallons; cassava, 21a
gallons; turnips four-fiflhs gallon; ar.
tichokes, IA gallons; sugar beets,
gallons; sorghum or sugar cane. /
gallon; waste molasses. gallons; !;
grapes, 2 1-6 gallons; bananas, AS
gallons. and other fruits from l to
Ia gallons.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-10-05
REPORTED ATTEMPT AT SUI
eide.

Mr.. Dennis Oman a man about
town. while on a "whiZ," Friday even
ing, attempted to kill himself, so 1T
is said, by shooting through the skin
of the back of his head, near the base
of the skull The ball skirted the
skull and went out, infiicting a cash
about three inches long.
Officer David Reagan, who was
near the place, where the shot was
fired, arrested Oman and took him to
a surgeon, who dressed the wound,
after which he was placed in the
workhouse.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-10-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is the list of letters
remaining uLcalled for in the Frank.
fort, Ky, postoffice for the week end.
ing October 6, 1907:
Abbott, John
Barber, Mrs. Mary
Bush. Alice
Bush Omar
Bush Willie
Brown. G. c.
Brunn, Mrs. Estelle
Brocknow, Joe
Browning. James j.
Cowles, James j.
Cowls. Miss Florence
Collins, L. C.
Combs, Savannah
Davis, Mrs. Bessie
De Claybrook. Rev. VIM. z.
Dunfred, Mrs. Ollie
Geix, Miss Francis
Hall, Geo. w.
Hall. Hen.
Holland, Miss Mary
Harrell, A.
Hawks, Edna
Haviland, r. S.
Hewitt, Albert
Horan, Miss Ruth (Spec)
Jones. Raymond
Kennedy, w. F.
Kidwell, Tom
Lane, d.
Neder e Co., T. w.
Lucas, VIM.
O'Neal, Mike
Paris, ]. w.
Rasmussen, Hugh
Routh, Effie
White, Mrs. Mary
Wilson, Mrs, jamie
Scott, Della
Smith, Mrs. F. w.
When calling for any Of the above
letters please say advertised. -
GEO. L. BARNES, P. M.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-10-05
THE REGISTRATION.

The following is the result of the
registration held on Tuesday last:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
SOCIETY YOUNG MAN
JAILED IN CHATTANOOGA

Chattanooga. Tenn. July 23.-RoE
+. Hartwell. who claimsNds home as
Sioux City, Iowa. is behind prison
bsrs on the charge of 1imAammins
Ii is charged that he forged the name
Of J. NJ. Smith to checks which We're
cashed by local banks. Some Of The
cheeks we're endorsed BY J. D. sey-
mour. son Of the chief engineer of
the Stevenson extension of the
southern railway, and it is said that
a number Of the young sons OF
prominent families are involved
Hartwen has been .hying high
among the best families in this city
and on the day before his arrest he
oashed a check for s23 but when he
vas arrested he had rot a cent. It
i said that the banks will prosecute
me Young man
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
FARMERS UNION HAD
BB MEETING X
A1GI' Z.
BECI0E0 TO ESTABLls NEA@
CITY NEAR ATLANTA, ANHERE
HANY PLANTs WILL EE 10
GATED.
GE 10

atlanta, July 25.-'rhe Farmers
Cooperative and Educational union
and the state division of The National
FARMERS union held their annual
Injecting in Atlanta today, which
proved TO be the most Interesting
ever held by the sanizadon
The. reports rendered shows the
organization to be in a nourishing
condition in every particular The
membership has greatly increased
since the last meeting and there arc
nov 75.000 members OF she associa-
uon. A large number Of delegates
ATTENDED the meeting.
was decided chat hereafter the
union would fix the price Of cottoql
and of cotton seed This action isl
considered an important one by the
members.
IT was also decided at the meeti Is
today TO build manufacturing ~
near Atlanta. This new city will be
owned by the union and a large
number Of manufacturing plants VIII
bo constructed It has not yet been
decided whera the new city win be
located but it viii be ciose TO AT
l9nta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
Poison in the Cream.

MayGeld Ky, July 23.-Edward
seay, his two sons, l}. G. Seay, and
Merritt Seay and members OF their
families. fourteen persons in all, are
in a critical condition at Pottsyille
from patomaine poisoning as result
of eating ice cream containing the
poison at a dinner party Sunday. B.
6. seay. one OF the persons i'll, is a
prominent attorney in western Ken
| lucky.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
JUDGE BROYLES GETS
WARRANT FOR LANGLEY
Charges Atlanta Attorney For Crini-
nal Libel Because of Book.

Charges Atlanta Attorney For Crmi-.
nal Libel Because Of Book.
Atlanta. July 23.- Recorder Nash
H. Broyles this morning swore out a
warrant charging criminal libel
against Lee Langley The attorney
and the officers Of the city have
been ordered to arrest him on sight.
At is understood. however, that Lang
ley is not in the city
Recorder Broyles gs shown a
copy Of boozlt written by Lang
ley in which il is said the recorder
and the Atlanta detective department
are giciously attacked Immediately
after gIancing over The booklet the
recorder ordered the warrant issued
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
NEW BANK FURNITURE.


Present Court Houee VIII BE H-aa-
oomely Equipped.
When the Brunswick Bank and
trust Company moves into IFS new
home. the present building used for
court house, il Will have one Of the
best equipped bank buildings in The
state
II is understood that the building
i. to be furnished entirely with new
and mp to date bank inrniture- A
representative from big bank fur
niture house was in the city yester-
aav taking measurements, etc, for
the new furniture TO be installed
The bank win remove into the
building as soon as it is vacated By
the county officers. which viii be
about January first
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24

Birmingham, Ala, July PA spe-
cial from Tuskegee, Ala. says a t.
phoid fever epidemic is prevailing at
Tuskegee normal institute and that
two deaths and twenty-seven cases
have been reported from the school.
1t is announced that while the cpl
demic has been checked. its source
IS unknown Considerable sickness
prevails in the town.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
FATHER AND SON DROWNED.
Arkansas Man Meets Death Trying
TO Save sons Lite.

Memphis. July ga special TO
tna News-scimiear from Little Rock
says
while attempting to rescue hi
son. Robert Lens Clark, a merchant
Of this city, was drowned in the Ar
kansas river YESTERDAY afternoon.
The body OF the son has been recoF-
cred. but that Of Mr Clark has not
get been found. The father ana son
were in bathing when Robert got
beyond his depth and in an effort to
rescue his son both were drowned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
WEATHER At PRE5ANT
is VER@SOPPREsslVE.
Latter Part of July is Bringing un-
usually Trying Conditions.

Yesterday was one Of those days
that we read about It was sum
mer weather the like of which not
many days in the course OF a year
bring. At noon the temperature in
the shade. as registered by reputable
thermometers. was 80 degrees. and
be mercury climbed steadily upward
Af2 ID rn 100 and fraction derreee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
ELEPHANT FRIGHTENED
WOMAN TO DEATH.

Bethel, Ne, July 23.-Mrs. Fannie
MERCER is dead as the result Of heart
disease brought on by sudden fright
when the huge head Of an elephant
loomed up during a fash of lightning
under covered bridge here Satur-
day night circus was in town,
and Just before the show ended a
thunder storm ripped some of the
canvas and knocked a few OF the
tent poles down.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
NEGRO WOMAN DROPPED DEAR
Lucy Whitehead Died Yesterday
While IT work.

Lucy Whitehead a well known
negro woman, dropped dead ycster-
dar morning while engaged in work
at her home in one of the little
houses on Mansfield street, just back
Of the city hall.
The woman, it is understood had
been i'll recently but was better, and
was at work yesterday when she was
suddenly stricken with heart trouble.
She was engaged in work about the
house when she suddenly tell to the
floor and expired before a physician
could arrive.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
CLERK is JAILED HERE.
Hamilton Arrested For Stealing
Reqistered Packages.

Hamilton, a well known mail
clerk on the A., y. & A., was ar
resteo in this city Monday afternoon
by Postofiice Inspectors Lewis and
Kline He was carried to Savannah
and placed in jail, where he was
given a preliminary hearing before
the United States commissioner there
YESTERDAY
1t seems that registered package
have been disappearing from The
mails after they left Fitzgerald, and
the inspectors at once went to work
on the cvase. a trap was set for
Hamilton Monday and he was easily
causht by the inspectors.
The man has been on this rum for
some time and was well known in
Fitzgerald, as well as in this city. lt
seams that the government has q
clear case against him and he viii
likely be seriously dealt with.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
A LARGE ORDER
IS PLACED BY
THE A, B. 8 A.
Svng Road is TO EXpead
91a.01D.o01 for New
Equipment
SEVERAL ENGINES ORDERED
a Large Number Of Flat Cars to
Handle the Growing Business
Of the Line Are Also In
GUIDED in Order.
SEVERAL ENGINES ORDERED

The ofcials Of the Adanta. Bir-
pddsaam and Atlantic Railroad Com
paay have just closed deal for the
purchase Of 2.0oo freight cars and %
locomotives Jhe total cost of the new
equipment being $2,3lI99S.9o. Un-
der the contract made with the
Guarantee Trust Company of New
York, for the equipment delivery
vii, begin this month and continue
through August September, October
and November
A part Of the order, consisting oI.
300 coal cars. is to be delivered to
tne road mis- month. while 900 coal
cars are contracted for delivery dur
lne the months Of September, October
and November. This order is being
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
Yesterdays Shipping.

Following is the record Of the
movement Of vessels at this port yes
terday. Arrived, schooner Fred NJ.
pay Dram, Charleston Sailed
steamer Comal, Risk. Mobile
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
Fatal Mine Exnloslon.

a Toxic July 22.-There was q fatal
Explosion last Saturday in colliery
Al Toyooka in Bango province. 1t is
reported that tneariy all OF the 40
miners in the pit 1T the time We're
killed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
ON witness STAND,
WOMAN FALLS DEAD.
la. VJuly 23.-JnIla id

Columbus, Ga, ,SJuly 23.-Julia Ed
wards, a negro woman aged AZ, drop
ped dead In the recorders court this
morning while making a statement
ia defense Of the charge Of disor-
DERBY conduct
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24
BRUNSWICK IS
MUCH INTERESTED
IN THE RESULT OF THE PRBHl
BlrloN BILL IN LEe d
TURE TODAAA@

Brunswick. like thc other cities in
the state where whi5key is sold, is
greatly interested in the fight which
/ will occur today in the house, and
| Inc result is being awaited with more
than passing interest by many people
in the city
The people of this city believe that
the prohibition bill will pass, but they
expect to see it delayed in the house
tor several days by the representa-
uyes who are opposed to it. The
rules Of the house, being different
from those Of the senate, viii permit
much Glibustering, and it is possible
10 delay the bill many days.
Local saloon people Of course. are
interested in the bill more than any
others. Many of them. it is under
stood, have already made arrange
ments to remove elsewhere if the
nl passes, and this means that
Brunswick wiz lose d number Of
citizens.
According to a statement prepared
by the nti-prohibitionists. in which
it is shown how many buildings will
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24

.FILI8y5TEnN rs EXPECTED


Atlanta, July 23 The final fight
ion The prohibition bill Will take place
il The house tomorrow when the bill
win come up for its third reading,
Aand it is expected that the day VIII
Gs>.one of the most noted in the
legislataAa in many years.
Both e prohibitionists and the
antis ar@ lined up for the battle and
though AtAs known that the prohibit
tonistS have a big majority in the
house, il is impossible to forecast on
the eve Of the battle just what the
days fight will bring the prohibi,
tonist3 are confident chat the bill
win be passed in its present form,
while the autis are saying nothing,
but seem certain that 4 compromise
Of some kind viii be arrived at.
1t was announced tonight that one
Of the greatest hlibusterlng sessions
in the history of the legislature is
expected An attempt will be made
to add several amendments to the
bill, but the ppohia wil fight every
one Of them, One OF the amend
ments will be in favor Of The doc
tors and druggists, who have entered
"a strong protest against the passage
Of the bill in its present form. -
Another VIII provide that the laY
.begfAA effective on January ], 1903.
W. ill xnother VIII provide for
IN 1rolition OF the saloons. but to
allow whiskey to be sold by pack
ages.
The opposition held a secret ses-
sion tonight but nothing was given
out as to the result
Many expect the session tomorrow
10 last until midnight
Women at Work.
Scenes something like those that
were enacted at The ballot box in
Lownde5 and Barlow counties, the
home of the late Sam Jones, are
promised The women have an
nounced their purpose TO serve re
f1eshments and provide cots and
pallets rog the lawmakers The lady
prohibitionists look for a long fill
buster, and they want the friends Of
the measure to stick it out. They
do not intend that the lawmakers,
who Will fight as they say in defense
OF their home and freside. shall suf-
fer If they get hungry during the
long weary hours or exhausted, they
will be provided for Preparations
are being made for handling cart
loads of sandwiches and soft drinks
something all can drink-and those
refreshment stands and hundreds Of
cots that will be thrown about will
make the capitol grounds look like
an army camp. The women, as well
as the public generally, believe the
prohibtionists have majority in
the house and the bill will pass but
they do not intend TO take any
chances, and furthermore, they do
not intend that the lawmakers shall
wear themselves out in fighting for
its victory
While the prohibitionists are lay
ing their plans, SO are the antis. An
anti-ius bill will be introduced, which
practically means dispensary. Be
sides this, proposition viii be maize
to compromise, making the prohi5i
ton bill effective next July
ELEPHANT FRIGHTENED
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-24

lHEy col 5Ssy0T
' sIAN' 81
ill
Ia lMPCSSi-
81 MANY or
rooome TO
M IHE4T,
Eyesterday was more than
ma rs could stand, ana while
no es we're reported, several
" lad to succumb to the in
"a and leave thef. work.
sil6ng the bas a number Of long
sFcremen N,ercome by the heat
and to knock off
early aoyaral of them
Name x2m the effects
ct a 5be removed
SsiS and else
" from the n-
lstood that two
X ha Southern
krom Macon yes
ore both down
The train arrived in
IL " afternoon. as was
thS@e6iored jer who had to quit
work on account of the heat, The
two Gremou and the porter were
lying in The bageage car, complete
81 exhausted, when the train arrived
mere
hcrses, and two y three, which We're
lcft standing in the sun or driven too
hard, also succumbed to heat In
one instance an animal fen to the
ground aud came near d5tns. In this
respect 81 mag be stated that The old
humane snciety could do some good
work durine She unusually hot spell