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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-17

William p. poonhcr. Salt Lake; A. ii.
FISCHER Salt Lake. DR.. +. Il. Fisk.
Price. DR., q. u. Grua. Pleasant Grove;
Dr. Robert r.. Hampton. Salt Lake.
q. II. Heindselman. Provo, Herman
lienker, Salt Lake, William Hill, Sum
nyside; DR.. L. E. Hinckley. Provo:
G. W. HodEsun, Park City. Moses Holt,
Logan; Dr. J. L Hosmer, Provo: DR..
M. "A. Hughes, Salt Lake, IL, o. Jen-
sen, Salt Lake; G.. Il. Keen, Lewiston;
X. Y. Kingsley, Salt Lake: DR.. l. s.
kirkwood. Price: j. III. Knickerbocker,
salt Lake w. II Landmesser, Salt
Lake; Or, Ira A. II. Lyons, Salt Lake:
]. III. Mcdonald. Salt Lake; A. r. Nc
intyre, Ogden; J. Z. McKendry, Pay
son; w. l.. Mcleod, Salt Lake, james
A, McNiece, Salt Lake. Thomas E.
Marriott, Sandy; Edwin j. Mills.
Mount Pleasant NJ. j, Mitchell, Salt
Lake. John Morley, Eureka: DR.. NJ.
Garrett ODonnell, Vernal; DR.. C. r.
Osgood, Ogden; DR.. w. Il. Parkinson,
Logan; Miss Nellie Pearsail Salt Lake:
John w. Peters, Brigham City; Dr. G..
Il. Pfoutz. Salt Lake; H. Il. NJ Phelps.
West Jordan, c. ID. Pons, Salt Lake:
W. h. Potter. Nernal. ]. T. Rushmer,
Ogden; w. II. Rushmer Salt Lake, j.
II. Sohey, Springville; DR.. g. V,
Schramm, Salt Lake; William Schwab,
Salt Lake; Nemshi Smith, salt Lake.
DIR. L. w. Snow. Salt Lake; DR., Fred
Staufter, Salt Lake: G. Sylvester, Salt
Lake; DR.. II. w. Taylor, Provo; A.
A. Thomas, Richmond: G. =. Utter. o.
den; DR.. ID. l.. Wallock, Provo; G. G.
Wendleboe. Logan; w y. w. zeller,
Ogden.
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GERMAN DAY AT JAMESTOWN
To Celebrate l32rd Anniversary of
German American Declaration.

Special Correspondence.
jamestown Exposition, Va, July A.
To celebrate the one hundred and thlr-
ty-second anniversary of the German
American declaration of Independence
the German-American alliance. the
Deutsch American National bund. has
arranged for a German day at the
jamestown exposition. On Aug. /, 1775,
ii months before the declaration of in
dependence, the GeLhans OF Philadel-
phla, through the directors of the Luz
theran and Reformed churches, publish
ed manifesto which admonished to
take up arms and they began to drill
for the conflict which they saw ahead.
Or. c, j. Hewamer, president of the
German alliance, will deliver an adj
dress in English on the occasion of
the jamestown celebration Aug. /, I'm
which he will revive the memories OF
that historical day in ITS. The Unit.
ed Singers" of Washington, Baltimore
and Richmond. several hundred voices
strong, will sing choruses The board
OF directors OF The German society has
resolved to attend in a body and par
ticipate in every way 10 make the day
q great event. The many branches Of
the German alliance ali over the Unit
ed States have been notified OF the
event and no doubt many will take the
opportunity TO pay a visit to the expo
sltion.
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WELSH SINGERS, SALTA1R
Thursday, July 18th.
Musical treat Of the season.
BLAZE AT THEAToRIUM.
While Showing Fire Scene on Canvas
Real Thing Breaks Out

While showing fire scene by moving
pictures at the Theatorium. 81 Main
street at 4S0 yesterday afternoon there
was a real tire and panic among about
AGO patrons OF the place
Lester Parks was operating the MAJ
chine and the pictures We're a realis-
tic scene OF the New York fire depart
ment at work. Suddenly the perform
ance stopped and Parks yelled fire"
Before he coud jump from the little
coop where the machine Is operated he
received painful burns on the left hand
and face.
When the cry of fire was heard there
was rush for the exits Max Florence
and others threw water on the flames
but could not extinguish them, An
alarm was turned In and the fire de-
partment soon reached the scene and
put out the fire. The loss to the build
ing win NOT reach more than $50 but
the loss to the films will be at least
$500. The fire was caused by a short
curcuit in the wire connected with the
machine.
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THE LUCKY LIST.
Employees of Salt Lake PostofIice
Whose Wages Were Raised.


Following is list Of the clerks in the
salt Lake postoffice. who with 40 car
riers had their salaries increased, at
the beginning of this fiscal year;
> $.OO 10 sS00--David NJ. Bernhersel Earl
j, Bost, Herman G. Zurich, Lawrence
~. Eidredge. VIM. n. Evans, Chas. p
Hatenouse, Jno. w. Inks, Geo. A. Mel
son, Lola NJ. Rouse, Wilbur T. Rowland
Jennie A. Sawyer.
ssVV 20 ssOo-Sylvenus G. Brinton.
m; =. Butterworth, Angie Bickforst'
Ecu Crockwell, Francis w. Emery, j.
$500 to sIoOO--David L. Dean. w f.
nelson Jonas 4. Seely r. j. Soulres.
sl,oou to M,t00--Oscar d. Brom. Laura
u Oomstock. james S. Cuddy Alma
harper. Oscar II. Jensen, Titelvn Main
ham. n. a. Sherman,
Sl,4o0 to $.500--Chas C. Slade.
800 10 81, 400--Geo, s, Chambers Or
rivell $. Williams.
u, 100 to $1,000 VIM. A. Aubery. Gates
l.. Paddock. Edgar Fl. Moves. Total az
forty.nine carriers are raised from
$500 TO 5000; making So employees whose
pay is Increased. This will increase the
pay roll s6,O50 per annnm, or over $500
per month. This includes station IL at
Brigham and streets, but does not in
clude the numbered sub-stations i'm TO
NO. Ia. When the list is made of the
increased salaries in these offices. the
total Increase Of payroll will amount TO
quite sum
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RINGLINGs HAVE NEW PARADE
Most Ornate and Costly Street Display
Ever Seen.

Something entirely novel and origin
al in the nature of circus parade
will be presented In Salt Lake City on
Tuesday, Aug. 6. when Ringing
Brothers bring their famous organiza-
ton here for two performances.
AS In the past the parade will far
exceed that OF eny other show In yari-
ETY., length and the splendor Of its
dress and appointment. Absolute
novelty is It's main charm this year,
any number of unique surprises pre-
senting themselves In the three long
miles of spectacle. From the reccnt-
ly imported golden band chariot with
it's 80 white horses In the lead, TO q
mellow ren-piped music wagon on
The tail end there is nothing old TO
be seen and everything glitters with
the gold and tinsel OF fresh manufac-
ture.
The peoples OF a hundred nations.
from the low-browed savage Of the
Australian bush TO the sylph-like
maiden of Turkish harem; paint
Persian court women In the richest or
Oriental costumes barbarian must-
clans, knights and brlgands; some rid
ing ON horses and others In richly
draped howdahs. present an especial
y attractive section OF the parade,
30 ~ lne past, many OF tnc Cages VIII
be thrown open, disclosing more. anti
mails than are 10 be found in the
menaeerie OF any other circus.
a fhiryland pageant OF the heroes OF
child-lore artlsiically grouped on
hoating cars and drawn by Lilliputian
ponies In sllyer-spun harness. Is an
artistic conception arranged especially
Tor the children. Military and mount
ed bands, chimes, pipes, buslers, bar
harlan orchestras and various stringed
Instruments VIII furnish variety OF
music ana nearly 1,400 people dressed
In the finest Of silk and broadcloth.
ohS horses In rich trappings and more
than one-half the elephants IN Ameri-
ca Will bs seen In tho line.
Gorgeous as this pageant IN. II gives
hut q faint idea OF the excellence ana
originality OF this years program un-
der the tents, With more European
acts than have been presented In amy
go years or the past In this coun-
ny; with entirsly new outfittings; with
a complete menagerle and an opening
spectacle. more brilliant than any
oiher the Rinsling Brothers circus IN
this year making the triumphant tour
~ Us history. The circus has grown
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FINISH HIS Days
At |NF|RMARY
Well Known Character Commit
ted by Insanity Commission on
Account of Condition.
WIFE SAYS HE CHoKED HER.
Board Prcscrlbcs Bath for Relief of
Mental Condition of Tony
Vincent.

Two insanity examinations were
conducted before Judge Richie yes
terday afternoon with the result that
one Of the patients was ordered re-
leased after being compelled to take
bath at the county jail and the
other was committed TO the county In
Urinary where he win probably spend
the remainder Of his days. Tony Vim
cent appeared to have been celebrat-
ing the Fourth Of July too extensively
with the result that the bad whisky
made him a little off. When asked
when he last had bath he replied
that 1t was some time last month.
The court recommended a bath Tor the
man, after witch he win be released
from the Jail.
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CERTIFICATES ISSUED.
Large Number Of Applicants Can Now
Fit Spectacies In Utah.

The applicants who can now fit spec
tacles or follow optometry as result
OF the issuance of certificates by the
state board of optometry yesterday
are:
Or. j. W. Arid, Provo; F. j. Alexan-
der, Salt Lake: l.. L. Archer, Salt Lake;
Howard Averill, Price; Dr.. S. l.. Brick.
ogden; Charles A. Broaddus, Salt
Lake; ]. L. Broaddus, Salt Lake; DR..
a. w: Burrows, Salt Lake; j. j. Bus
well Salt Lake; Mrs. N. Y. Carpenter.
ham City. 7. Leroy Gordon, Logan:
james T. DAILY, Jr.. Panguitch; II. W.
Daynes. Salt Lake; E. H. Decker. salt
Lake: Q. Il. Dibblee. Salt Lake: Dr..
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REHEARrNG GRANTED.

The supreme court has granted the
petition Tor g rehearing IN the case
OF John S. Houtz, appellant, against
the Union Pacific Railway company.
The court recently handed down an
opinion in the case reversing the iude-
ment of the lower court and granting
a new trial, but the company filed a
petition for rehearing before the
supreme court and Il is now grnnted.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The Authors club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. A. Il. Bennion
of Taylorsville yesterday The guests
We're taken to the party in automo-
biles.
MIS- Edith Whitmore Sparks of Me-
phi Is the guest of Miss Aura Rogers.
on Third avenue.
1t is becoming quite fashionable to
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GOES 40 INr1RNLARY

sam q. Obray who has been known
20 the police for some time as sa-
loon loafer, was ordered committed 10
Inc county intrmaTy He has had
two strokes of paralysis, which. with
his drinking habit, are responsible for
his metnal condition. His wife claims
that he tried 10 choke her 10 death
last Sunday night and she swore to
me insanity complaint against him.
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TAKE THE PosTMAsTERs WORD
FOR IN

Mr.. r. NJ. Hamilton, postmaster nj
Cherryyale. Ind. Keeps also a stock OF
general merchandise and patent med.
clnes He says; "Chamberlain's Cole.
ard here, In iis line. 1t never falis to give
satisfaction and we coiild hardly AFFORD
70 be without IT," For sale by all drug
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COX rs RELEASED.

Upon motion of Dist. Atty Loot
hourow, Judge Richie yesterday re-
leased F. Cox on his own recognizance.
Cox is an old man and Is charged
with burglary In the second degree.
The attorney for the state expressed
the oppinion that the evidence was in
sufficient to secure a conviction, hence
1t is very improbable that Cox will
ever be tried for the offense charged
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l., v. d 7. AT G0LDFIELD.
Road VIII Be Completed TO Big Neya~
da Camp by Sept. 1.
(spocIal 10 the News. n

tSpoclAl 10 the News
Los Angeles. July 1.-THE Las Vegas
and Tonopah railroad will be in Goldneld
by the middle of September. barring I'M
avodable delays which may come UP,
Nothing Is In sight to cause any delay,
however and no difficulty Is anticipated
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NERVOUS WOMEN

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
il quiets the nerves, relieves nausea
ana sick headache and induces re-
freshing sleep.
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Walkers Day at Lagoon, Saturday.
Your friends VIII all be there.
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ASK your grocer TO send you Royal
Bread. 1t Is made in a clean bakery
an" the crown label Is on every loaf
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every year until now the task OF
transporting its five heavy trains is
taxing the railroads to the limit
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iHoht up SillAl pdIteS lot NnG o.
weekly recitals at the tabernacle. sum-
mer visitors especially enjoying these
occasions.
Mrs. George Romney, Jr. has given
UP her home for tho summer and is
with her mother. Mrs. S. H. Din
woodey All East First South,
Miss Lucy Van Colt will take her
vacation about Aug. ] but has not de-
cided where she will so.
Mrs. Hebecca f, Little gave a dim
ner Monday evening, the followine
guests being invited; Mr. and Mrs. II.
J, Grant, Or. and Mrs. kirgsbury.
MIR, and Mrs. y, II. Roberts and Mr.,
and Mrs, Charles crismon.
The Sewing club will ~eot with
Mrs. steve Lynch on Friday
Miss Emile Bannister Is coming
down from Ogden the last Of the week
10 visit Miss Alton Young.
Mrs. S. *. Dinwoodey returned from
two weeks visit TO Nephi this week
Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Garrison of
Guide Rock, Nebraska. have been
week. The Garrisons' home ~ on
the old Mormon trail on the Platte
river the name of the place being
taken froma large rock used as
guide by the advancing pioneers
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Moyle leave
in a few days for Brighton.
Miss Frances Shields of Park city
is visiting Miss Genevieve Conner,
Miss Anna Paul of Park City IS in
town for a while staying with her
sister, Miss Marsaret Paul.
A number OF salt Lake people will
leave for the headwaters of the Weber
this week, among whom are Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Cannon. MI, aud Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. Emily Cannon
Wiley. the Misses Grant ana Mr.. and
Mrs. r Y. Taylor and family.
Mrs. Jacob Moritx entertained Tues
day at the Alta club for Miss Friendly
Of Portland, The table decorations, fes-
toons of American Beauty roses en-
.wined with smilax and carnations,
were used later by the guests as neck
laces. following a pretty Hawaiian
custom. These neckpleces arc called
'leis" by the Hawaiians
This afternoon Mrs. Byron Cummings
gave an informal musicale IN honor of
Mrs. ArnoldsoI Tomorrow about $50
quests will be entertained BY Mrs.
Cummings,
At the Country club today the host
esses were Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett,
Mrs. j. E. Bamberger and Miss Louise
A dancing party at wandamere will
,e given tonight by Miss Lou Love
or Miss Ethel Watts Of Ogden.
Mrs Gustave Simon and daughter.
Miss Elsa Metxger of California, are
he guests of Mrs. Jacob Moritx
Miss Kate Groo and Miss Iean Odell
ire home from a visit to Ely, New,
Miss Eleanor Friendly of Portland is
listing her sister Mrs. Ed. Rosen-
'aum.
AZ cast South Temple street for the |
urpner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cavanaush Center
'lll be here from Michigan shortly
Willard Weihe has returned from an |
astern trip.
Miss Winnie +. Montague was mar
led last evening to Harry Horsey. |
hey will be at home after July 20 at
"a + street.
Mrs. Jennie Crismon and daughter
1T this week for Chicago and New
ork.
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Walkers Day ut Lagoon, Saturday.
Your friends will all be there.
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S In feeding
anda Brain 81 neaedc amnt suoeSf
food the Brains
o ound and Of
and n and builds
of the md Is of digestion
coed in wheat and
a form OF sugar to DC seem a n O GraNN
on
brcayh paarchu O and to blood
food the
and also have food as o
eralh wothwhl It's mofom annsabe
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Mrs. George Romney, Jr. has given
UP her home for tho summer and is
with her mother. Mrs. S, II. Din
woodey, All East First South,
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Mrs. Eebecca f. Little gave n dim
ner Monday evening, the following
guests being invited; Mr. and Mrs. II.
J. Grant, Or. and Mrs. kirgsbury.
Mr., and Mrs. y. II. Roberts and Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Crismon.
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make up small parties for the BIZ
weekly recitals at the tabernacle, sum-
mer visitors especially enjoying these
occasions.
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The Sewing club will ~.ent with
Mrs. steve Lynch on Friday,
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Miss Emile Bannister is coming
down from Ogden the last Of the week
10 visit Miss Alton Young.
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Successful
Brains

Any man or woman with little trouble and less eynense
can make an interesting experiment on Brains
We all naturally desire be considered "branvp-~in
telectual"
The Brain and are fed or hurt by the fond ms,
into the stomach If that food contains the right elements
and digestion and assimilation arc perfect the Brain viii az,
in the sanest clearest manner.
If improper ndgestible food is taken eaten with nervous
haste and in excessive quantities. digestive organs cannot
convert entirely into real and il lies in the
stomach too long and decays.
Decay means that bacteria begins to work and these
living organisms produce toxic poisonous matter which
is quickly absorbed with what little food mas been dipecd
and carried into the blood |
This poisoned blood goes the Brain as well as else
where and the Brain with all its connecting nerves being
the most sensitive tissues OF the body-te seat of though,
and execution OF the sames acted upon the same as whom
alcohol other poison is taken only different degree
Dull sluggish half asleep unable to think clearly and
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3. A. Daniel.

Diseases OF the sye, ear. nose and
throat. General and special surgery.
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

STATE OF GEORGIA. CHARLES P,
HOUSTON VS. MATTE HOUS-
TON, COUNTY OF GLYNN, Ii
BEL FOR DIVORCE IN GLYNN
SUPERIOR COURT. DECEMBER
TERM. 1907.
10 said defendant, Matte Z. Hous'
toA:
You are hereby notified and requir-
ed TO be and appear at the next
SuBerio. Court to be held in and for
said county on the first Monday OF
Deeember next, to answer in said
cause, In default of such answer. the
aeurt will proceed as the law directs
and as to Justice shall seem proper
This citation is issued, published
and made unde- authority of the ord
e- Of the Judge of said court granted
at chambers. on the 5th day of DC
teber, 1907, directing SERVICE on you
ny publication.
Witness the Honorable TyA, Park
or, Judge of said court, this the 9th
day of October. 1907
". r. .du 5ignon, Clerk Superior
Court, Glynn County. Georgia
Edwin w. Dart, Plaintiffs Attor-
Aey.
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ROADS PREPARE
new SCHEDULES
THEY WILL BE PUBLISHED
HEREAFTER As ORDERED BY
RAILROAD COMMISSION.

Discussing the new order Of the
railroad commi sion, occurring an
railroads in the state to publish their
schedules, the Atlanta Georgian OF
yesterday SAYS:
SO far no new instructions have
been issued by tae heads OF the pas,
senger departments Of the various
railroads entering Atlanta as re-
suit OF the new order issued by tha
railroad commission ordering the ad-
yertising Of schedules IN the news
papers,
The matter has been taken up with
headquarters by the passenger Of.
licials here and some orders are ox-
Dected within a few days. Acting
Assistant General Passenger Agent
caffey Of the Southern will take the
matter up with officials Of the South
ern in Washington, and District Pas.
senger Agent W. Il. Fogg, Of the Cen.
trail Of Georgia. has notified head
quarters of his road in Savannah OF
the railroad commissions action
The seaboard Air Line has been
practically doing what the new order
provides for Changes IN schedules
have always been advertised several
DAYS before they were made. OIL
cials Of the other roads claim this
also The only exception was the
Contrals train to Joneeboro. and the
passengers who used thls train were
notified instead Of an advertisement
being placed ID the papers
Few Of The lines, however publish
their schedules in The papers OF the
communities through which the road
runs The seaboard las advertising
contracts with papers all along its
lines, and while matter other than
schedules are sometimes run in
these papers. 1t VIII be an easy mat
ter to substitute the schedules.
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a, 3. G A. SCHEDULE.
Effective Sunday. May S, 1907
Departttres.

AAiACbfe ohhddJ May o, I5N}
Departures.
For Qferman, Nichols, Waycross
Cordele LaGrango, Roanoke. Atlanta
"a
For Jacksonville and points south
5,45 a N.
For Savannah and points north
1910 a. ~.
For Oderman. Nichols. Wavcross
ti'zgerald. Cordoie. Oglelhorle, Ma
con and Atlanta, p. 10.
For Jacksonville and points south
$40 p. m
For Savannah ard points north
9.O5 p. u.
Arrivals.
From Savannah and pOldrs north.
80 a. m.
From Jacksonville and points souu
II SIS a. m
From Atlanta. Macon. ogiethorp
and other points north. l255 . en-
Fsom Savannah and points tAst
CLIO p. IN
From Atlanta. Roanoke, La GraEgs
and intermediate points, 600 . e
From jacksonville and points avs.
1855 p. III.
w. II. Lsshy Joe c. LsE@ea7
Gen lass Agt Con- Az
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DAYS DOINGS At
STATE CAPITAL
MONEY MAILED TO SCHOOL
TEACHERs-oTHER ITEMS
FROM ATLANTA.

Atlanta Oct, 28.- State Treasurer
r. E. Park is today mailing out niuty-
nine checks to pas to The school
teachers Of Georgia $4,000 OF back
salary due them OF this sum Chat.
ham county viii receive 50 $50; Rich
mond county s2,270; Bibb county,
Si.985; Columbus, $500. and Atlanta.
$3.50.
Governor Smith states thai during
the latter part OF October and the
first week ia November he win have
paid ont 100000 Of The back salary.
Charged With Criminal Assault
Atlanta, Oct pa. 81 Cooker. a
white man, aged IS, of Brckhead
near Atlanta. has been arrested and
lodged in the Tower on the charge
Of having committed n criminal at
TACK upon Edna Echols. little white
girl, aged II, Saturday morning. a
younger Echolas child alleges she
heard her sister scream anawent to
the Cocker home and found that her
sister had been attacked. Cocker de-
mics The charge and has employed
counsel
State Fair Successful.
Atlanta, Oct $50 successful
was The Georsa state Fair. which
came to a close or Saturday night,
{ltat ~ ,4t,.,,t,,,.. .,.. ,-4.. 81 t.t.t
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"a Egbsaa FREE A1d'ess
q N. OLLeY co
eox 887, Atlanta, "a. omoe, 1oi N.
Pryor strest.
left Off your treatment f0m
months ago, Have no desire for an
3piate Your treatment aj %
claims. Louisa D. Oakley
MAY stu '06 snow Fiaae Ariz.
over four years ago yol curad me
Of morphine habit Elias 6 starr,
Macon. Mo-
] nave Iever drana wnsaey lace
Marsh %, 1852, when 1 5eean yom
treatment [ do rot crave any wills
key 10 this day b. D. WILSON,
Direct. Tex
] lave used both for the liquor and
opium habits and 1t has been a sue
cess. prefer it TO alt other rem
euies. j. c. Norment. 81. y. Darling
ton, s. c.
! bought your cure under a nom
de plume IN 1855; it cured me.
e. 4. 0arnes, Pittsburgh. Penn.
WRITE TO DIR WOOLLEY. Box
3S7. atlanta, Ga.
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co TO 1lLLlcANs, SUCCESSORS
TO w. f. poERFtJfloER FOR ALL
THAT'S NEW IN THE uP-TC-DATE
JEWELRY LINE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

Office in rear of POstoHice, Union
street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

!. Recent special courses in the prln
cipal hospitals of Vienna. Berlin
london and New York.