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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-28
BRYAN SCORES
TAFT ROUND[Y
THE "PEERLEss" ONE TAKES
FEW SHOTS AT THE
BIG SECRETARY.

Lincoln. Neb., Aug 21-William J.
Bryan, in commenting On President
.Roosevelts last speech. said. "The
president has at last disclosed his.
scheme for Capitalization at which he
has hinted in former speeches In
his Provincetown, Mass, addresses
lie proposes The national Incorporation
oi railroads and other corporation en-
gaged in interstate commerce.
Here is the secret it is out at
last The states are annoying the
corporations, and the corporations de
mend federal protection from state
legislation
THE president thinks that action
is most pressing as regards those
corporations whica, because they are
common carriers, exercise quasi
public function The states have been
enactng two-cent fare laws and laws
reducing freight rates, ana the rail-
road managers demand Jhat they
shall be relieved from further fear
OF such legislation. The presidents
aamiltouim ideas make him an easy
victim, and he yields 10 the enueaties
of the railroads.
Protecting The Railroads.
IF it were the public he sought to
protect he would recommend federal
remedies which would not interfere
with state remedies. bat it is the rail
road. not the public, that demands
the removal Of authority to Washing
ton.
The democrats can be depended
upon to oppose with all their misat
This movement toward Capitalization.
If any Democrat wayers. his consti-
uents should look into his business
relation and see whether he is under
obligations to the railroads. A Ham
iltsnian. republican. like tn epresident !
may honestly think that the farther
the government is removed from the
people the better It win be. but q
jeflersoHian democrat does not cher
ish amy such deluson. Even the
Hanutonian republican ought to hes
itate to trust congress with any more
power while the United States seua-
tors are elected by legisltures.
Hope Tor The Democrats
1T is fortunte that the people have
he'd an object lesson SO recently. The
federal law stopped rebates and pas
SEES but The railroads make more mon
ey than they did before. The states
On The Other hand gave the people
reduction tn rates, and those who are
receiving The benefit Of these reduc-
TONS viii be slow to surrender the
advantage thus far gained
"t is doubtful whether the gepub-
leans congressman from the west
viii dare 10 support the presidents
proposition; but If an attempt is
made to pat such measure through
congress, the democrats win stand a
good chance Of retiring every west
crn republican vino votes for IT, Let
the democrats present an rubrohoa
front On This vital proposition"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-28
POPE ALLOWS plLoaImAoEs.
Yields to Desire Of Bishops Commit
tee on Jubilee Festivities.

Rome, Aug. 27-At the insistent
request Of the bishops committee on
the jubilee festivities the pope has
consented to again allow pilgrimages
Which We're recently suppressed own
ing to The anti-clericai campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-28


will be completely tied up.
The statement which was one OF
tae most important the strikers have
given out. read
Prospects Bright.
The week. opens with the brightest
possible prof poets for the strikers
We have al Jents within earshot Of
every official Of both companies, and.
therefore, know whereof we speak
when we say that the conditions are
worse tooay for the Companies than
when the strike u called.
1t is posioiyqE known that the
Postal Company had planned to pull
off a stampede this morning They
failed utterly. / repeat that those
who are working are on the verge OF
collapse They have been up night
and day, and the demands on them
are more than any human being can
stand Inc Western Union abolished
the double pay system today One
half OF the force working last weeH
failed to report after being paid on
Friday. Yesterday and today every
chief operator and higher official was
working at the Ap- at No. 1876 Broad
way
by the end Of the week, unless q
settlement is made, the telegraph sA
TINS OF the country will positively Ne
out of the commission, and assure
you that this is no idle boast
0. r. T Wouldn't Work Wire and
Was Fired.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 27.-Be-
cause he refused TO work a wire with
Night Chief Cox, Of the local West
ern Union Office, who refused to 90
out when The other men STRUCK Op-
orator James Breme has been dis
charged by ~ Queen and Crescent
system. A committee Of railroad
tclegraphers has Aone to Somerset to
demand from perintendent cald-
wen the reinstatement OF Breme If
this is refused. the men employed on
This division Of The Queon and ores
cent win strike il is said
The striking commercial telegraph
els prepared a statement through the
I.ress committee afIer the meeting
Monday morning showing the average
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
HOW | CAME TO
EAT HUMBLE PIE
[Original. I

tOriginaLl
While making a journey recently
fell in with a married couple who for
urbanity, cheerfulness, kindness, in
deed every trait calculated TO make
their own and other lives pleasant,
beat anything l had ever met
Il have been trying" l said to the
gentleman, Ito Ak in my mind what
your calling may be. l can't quite
make you out. You are neither a law
yer, a doctor nor a clergyman. Nor do
you appear to be a man of business"
The gentleman pulled card from
his pocket and handed it to me. | read:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
The TELLER Scots a No.
Spring Dressmaking.

Mrs. Hughes is now ready to do
spring dressmaking in the latest
styles Prices moderate; satisfaction
guaranteed. Room .. Hotel Lewiston.
s-21-7
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
MUSICIAN

KARL BAuMGAERTEL. musical di-
rector and teacher. Music for al
occasions. Room 4. Hotel Assemblies.
Phone Main IS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25

Teller ads bring results.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-21
RAILROAD NOTES.


G. s. Kneedham Of Eldon, yardmas-
ter of the Rock Island road, left this
morning for hunting trip near Des
Moines.
DR.. S. L. Hauck, official medical ex-
aminer of the Burlington is in Chi
cago on business.
H. T. Bowie Of Chicago, travelling
freight agent of the Frisco road, was
in the city yesterday on business.
A. l.. Phillips of Burlington, gen
eral agent of the Empire line is in
the city today on business.
DR.. Carson, the veteran conductor
of the Wabash between here and Moul-
ton has resumed his run on the pas
senger, after being off for several days
on account Of illness. Jesse Shew,,
who has been temporarily filling his
place, has resumed his old run on
| freights No. IS and SO.
A. H.. Wright, travelling auditor of
the Milwaukee road, is in the city to-
day on business.
Trainmaster ]. R. Young of Ottum-
wa, was in the city this afternoon
| looking after some matters of bust
ness at railroad headquarters The
Creston Gazette.
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LUCAS ITEMS.

Lucas, March 19-Mrs. Martha
Ryan and son are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Daniels.
Mrs. Robert Boulger and two chill
dren, Of Witt, ILL.,. are here visiting her
father, T. R. Jones, and sister, Mrs
Harry Davis.
Miss Jessie Nickel, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dell Thomas
of the White City. has returned home
Tie people from a distance VINO
came to attend the funeral of Mrs
Eliza Crosten were Mrs. Gus Anderson
and daughter Signe Of Ottumwa; Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Barker of Abba an6
Dick Barger of Hiteman.
Mrs. Sarah Truman, who has beer
visiting at Hiteman, returned home
Saturday
j. J. James expects to put in com
plete new stock in his livery barn il
the near future.
Jos. Williams of Hiteman has return
ed home after pleasant visit with {
friend here.
Miss Eta harrington, who has beer
teaching school in Clarke county. Wis
tied over Sunday with Bert Fuller ant
wife. Miss harrington leaves thi
week for Spokane, Wash, where sh'
intends to make her future home.
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EvANeELlsTIc MEETINGS.
Revival at Pennington Conducted by
Rev. Lines.

Pennington, March 19.-The evan
gelistic meetings at the Methodist
church, conducted by Rev. Lines, are
increasing in interest each night and
the large auditorium and lecture room
are taxed to their utmost to accom-
MEDIATE the crowds Of people who seek
for admission. Rev. Lines had expect
ed to close the meetings Sunday night,
but the interest was so great he has
consented to remain for few nights
this week.
John Rupe and family of Kewanee,
ILL.,. have recently moved to this place
and have purchased the Grimm place
just north of town, where they located
nicely located
Walter Hogan and family have NOV
ed to Bonaparte.
Mrs. S. F. Modiset returned from
Milton Friday evening.
w. H. Field was a Burlington visitor
Thursday night.
Mrs. John T. Cross and daughter
Mrs. Ernest Beard, have returned from
visit with relatives in Argyle.
W. T. Behrens of Mt. Sterling, wa:
business visitor in Pennington or
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Whiteley and Miss
Josie Easling of Bonaparte were the
guests of friends Saturday afternoon
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TIMMoNs CAPTURED.
Charlton Prisoner Accused of Taking
S1o96 From Fellow Prisoner.

Charlton, March 19-Sheriff Gittin-
ger received a message Monday after
noon from Troy, Ohio, stating that the
authorities there had H. e. Timmons,
the man wanted here for the alleged
taking of S1,096 from a fellow prison
er by the name Of August johnson
who was put in as common tramp.
Timmons was serving sixty days
sentence for stealing lap robe and
was a trusty around the premises
Johnson says that Timmons represent
ed himself as one of the officers and
took his money for safe keeping. Dep
uty sheriff George Robbins started for
Troy last night and E. H. Storie went
Jonas Newman Dead.
Jonas Newman, an aged citizen OF
this city died Monday morning at 2:3;
a. m. at the advanced age of IS years
Funeral services were held this after
noon from the family residence by
Rev. ]. P. Borg and the remains inter.
red in the Charlton cemetery.
At the regular meeting of the schoo
board last evening Fred Stafford wa:
sworn in and w. E. Lewis was elected
president for the ensuing year.
Philip Compston left this morning
for Kansas. where he will spend {
year.
H. McCarton has returned from {
trip to Illinois.
John Wishart left this morning TO
! Weyburn. Canada, where he will hay,
employment this summer.
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staufAebean-eean Wedding.

Blackhawk, March ia very quiet
wedding was solemnized at the 7. j.
Morrison home Wednesday evening,
when Miss Sylvia Bean became the
wife of Walter Stuffebean of Bunch.
Justice Morrison officiating. Only the
immediate relatives were present Miss
Sylvia is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bean of this place, and one OF
Davis county's most popular young
ladies. Mr.. Stuff1ebean is prosper
Gus young farmer. These young peo-
ple start out in life with the best wishes
of their many friends.
Calvin Doll and wife of near Blakes-
burg spent Sunday at the parental
Stephen Paris home.
L. P, kinsinger and family visited
Sunday at the William Brown home.
Sherman Swain was caller at this
place Wednesday evening.
Charlie Brown and Mines Barnes
made a business trip to Unionvillt
Saturday.
Frank Strunk and family visited
Sunday with G. Glassburner and wife
Miner Barnes and family visited
Sunday at the parental Smith home.
H. Kinsinger was a Blackhawk caller
Sunday.
Misses Alice Strunk and Sadie Gar.
ner were Armordale visitors Satur.
day.
Dave Glassburner of Bunch was ;
business visitor here Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-21
OBITUARY.

G. L. Zobrist, son-in-law of John S
Wolf, former resident of Ottumwa.
passed away Tuesday of last week at
his home in Colorado Springs. Colo.
The Colorado Springs Gazette con-
tains the following:
AFTER an illness of several months,
Charles l.. Zobrist, a well-known drug
gist of this city, succumbed to COM
plication of heart trouble and died at
his home, Alb North Nevada avenue, at
2:10 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
remains will probably be taken TO
Denver for cremation Thursday or Fri.
day.
Mr.. Zobrist would have been Sc
years old had he lived until March
81 He was born in Geneva, N. Y,
and had been resident of Colorado
Springs for 35 years. During the ear
ly days of Cripple Creek, he took an
active part in the affairs of that min
ing camp and owned property in the
district. He also owned mine at
Granite, Colo, as well as real estate
in this city and Salt Lake City. Mr..
Zobrist at the time of his death, was
the lessee of Prospect Lake. He was
connected with the Robinson Drug
company for IS years, and was pro.
prietor of drug store at 100 North
TETON street at the time of his death.
The deceased is survived by wild.
ow, Mrs. Prudence E. Zobrist; IN
adopted daughter Prudence L. Zobrist
and two sisters who live in New York.
His wife, daughter and sister-in-law
Mrs. Fannie Chase, of Chicago, and
DR.. Beverly Tucker were at his bed
side when he passed away.
Mr. Zobrist had been i'll for several
months and about two months ago
went to Pueblo to the Clark mineral
springs for treatment After return
ing to this city he was able to attend
to his duties at the store almost every
day. He went to the store Sunday
afternoon, but on Monday became ser
iously ill again, dying Tuesday after
noon.
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al day of Ireland's patron saint. The
services were wholly religious owing
to the fact that the day fell on Sun.
day. At 1880 High mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Thomas Brownrigg aft.
err which the reverend gentleman de-
livered a sermon on the life and Ia
bors of st. Patrick. Dinner was serv-
ed to the visiting Hiberians at the
various hotels, Division No. 2 of Mel.
rose being host. In the afternoon the
visitors again wendell their way to
the church where Rev. P. ]. Gaul OF
Georgetown delivered a mastery ad-
dress upon "The Irishman as an Amer.
lean Citizen" in which the reverend
gentleman paid deserving tribute
to the race.
Sunday morning Mrs. w. P. Judge
received the sad intelligence that her
father, Mr.. Simmons of Eddyville had
died during the early morning hours,
She and Mr.. Judge departed for that
city Immediately.
G. G. Tutor was an Abba visitor
one day the fore part of the week.
j. F. Shehan is on the sick list, sui.
fering from an attack of grip.
Mrs. R. e. Lee Of Guilford township
is visiting at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Greene.
G. H. Clark and wife spent Sunday
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Penman.
J. L. Doody of Abba was in the vii
lage looking after business interests
one day the latter part of last week
Mrs. o. Starbuck of WOODBURY. is IN
town this week, visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Shehan.
Mrs. John Ennis spent Saturday the
guest of her sister, Miss Della G. Cliff
ford in Ottumwa, returning home On
! No. 3 Sunday morning.
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viii Move Railway Grounds.

Eldon. March 19-Supt. w. NJ.
Whittenton Of the Rock Island came in
yesterday in his private car to meet
the citizens regarding the improving
and beautifyng of the railway grounds
and city. He was met by many of the
progressive business men and much
good is expected to result.
The firemens ball was a great sue
cess. Many from Trenton and Kan
sas City We're in attendance. James
Reed was awarded the lantern, he re-
ceiving the greatest number of votes.
Comrade A. A. Miller of Lockridge is
in the city today.
]. E. Houghland bought the Hotel
Eldon of w. E. Warren. Possession
Will be given April 1.
Mrs. E. K. Dougherty of Ottumwa
returned home this morning.
Mrs. Pr ttorff. Mrs. William Craw-
ford, Mrs. Wood, Miss Nellie Altman,
Reva Altman, are Ottumwa visitors
today
Mrs. Ella Hilles was called to Keo-
sauqua yesterday on account Of the
illness of her mother.
w. B. Crawford of Douds is in the
city today
Frank Huey, Jr., will be moved this
week.
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Treatment-Dr. w. B. LaForce, Keo.

Treatment-Dr. w. B. LaForce, Keo-
kuk.
The Importance of Chronic Tonsilitis
DR.. c.. A. lBoice, Washington.
Rheumatic Fever-Dr. H. Hereford.
Leando.
Starch Bandage and Its Demonstra-
tion-Dr. w.. T. Harris, Keosauqua.
A Business Talk to the Society-Dr.
R. N. Cresap, Bonaparte.
G. r. Russell, secretary.
Other News.
Charles Stebbins has withdrawn
from the peoples ticket and Emil
Noske has been substituted. Ezra
Robinson has withdrawn also, and at
this time no name has been substi-
tuted for a peoples candidate for as
SCISSOR.
A. v. Buck is making business trip
this week in and near Brook Park,
MINI.
Brace Huston of Mt. Sterling. is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Alma Illus
ton.
o. A. Finney left yesterday for a
trip through Oklahoma.
John Hamljn left Tuesday for AM
arillo, Texas, where he has employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Banta Of Fair
field have been recent guests at the
home of Ralph Rigby north of town.
G. E. Fuller left yesterday for AL
buquerque, New Mexico, to look for a
location.
Mrs. Anna Gates was Pennington
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Ebinger Of Fort Madison was a
business visitor here yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Matte Steadman on
Tuesday evening.
The adjuster for the Fort Dodge Mu-
tual Insurance company was here
Monday settling with Sherman Broth
ers for the damage on the Bee Office.
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RUSSELL.

Russell, March 19.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
r. Mckinley, M. A. Evans, T. S. Gro
zier and John Plots were county seat
visitors Friday.
Mrs. Laura Hasselquist of Charlton
came Friday evening to visit her mota.
err, Mrs. Davis, at the home Of ]. @.
Werts.
Mrs. o. P. Murray and son Roy,
came home Thursday night on No. 2
from quite an extended visit with
Tingley.
Bertha Hupp LETT on No 9 Friday
for visit with her sister. Mrs. Anna
y1croy at Charlton,
MI. and Mrs. Charles Hoops anc
dansh returned to their Mons at
Red Oak Saturday after three weeks
vsit with Mrs. Hcpps sister, Mrs;
Frenk Downward.
hts. ssse Harper and sens, Fay
and Clifton of Alba came Saturday
.cr a ,..sit with the formers slst-:
Mrs J2. L. Adams
w. Il. I1ng and wife of near Bsth!c
hen, came Saturday, for an over Sun
lay visit with MI Kings parents
MI. and Mrs Gavin King.
J. r Mor.,scn wife and baby, ;e'
on No Saturday for a sisit wiz
their parents IT Metrcse.
Mrs. I. NJ Thompson and daughter
of Rexford, Kas., came on No. Sat
/ urday for visit with Mrs. Thomp
sons brother, H. G. Hancock and fam
lily, southeast of town.
DR.. Charles Werts and wife of De-
Moines came Saturday for an owe
Sunday visit with his mother, Mrs
Esther Werts.
Albert McGaugney of Charlton spen
| Sunday with friends in Russell.
Mrs. Adams and grandson, Don, re
turned to their home at Abba Fr1da,
after 6 weeks visit with her son, X
L. Adams and family.
J. Asa Price and Miss Mamie Beal
spent Sunday in Charlton at the hom
of John Kinsey and wife.
Il w. J. Marshal, Lizzie Evans, Leil
anG Hazel Werts and Emma Badge
were Charlton shoppers Saturday
Mrs. Florence Childs and daughte
Winnie spent Sunday at the seldel
King home south of town.
Mrs. Ella Wiltsey and daughte
Helen and Mrs. Clyde Wiltsey an
baby of Des Moines went to Charito
FRIDAY to visit a few days with thei
daughter and sister, Mrs. nellie Mi
nes. :,
Miss May Bellman returned to he
; homo at Melrose Saturday on No. 4.
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