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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-24
Executors Notice.

Letters Testsmentsry on the estate OF
c. w. Clark, late of Tionesta Borough,
Forest County, Pa, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to make payment without delay. aud
those having claims or demands will pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, for settle
ment.
Mrs. ADA CLARK,
JOSEPH CLARK, Executors.
+. r. LANsoN,
Tionests, Pa.
S. D. IRWIN, Attorney. 4-l7-6t
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P. S.-Dunn & Fulton sell our paint.

STATE OF OHIO CITY, OF TOLEDO,
LUCUs COUNTY, '''
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F. j..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
sai', and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use of HALLS Ca
TARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF ecember,
A. d. 1896.
[sEAL. A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Letters of Administration on the estate
of James X. Green, late of Harmony
township, Forest county, Pa, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make payment with
out delay, and those having claims or de-
Gated, for settlement.
CYNTHIA e. GREEN, Administrative,
3-20-6t. West Hickory, Pa.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TREASURER.

TERMs.-County Treasurer, $40. State
Delegate, IS. Strictly in advance.
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County Bridge Painting.

S. D. IRWIN, Attorney.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-31

To our customers and public at a
meeting of the boss BARRIERS, it was
decided chat on and after October A.
the shops will close at 7:45 p.mp
Therefore, giving our customers from
6 O'Clock in whlca to have their work
done, Saturday night excepted. On
al~holidays the shops will close at
2:S0 pm, and viii remain closed
until the following morning.
Allen & Thrash.
Floyd G. Shaw.
r. F. Johnson.
C. A. Clark.
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puRLlc aALE.
Glvnn CoIIntv,

Georgia, Glynn County.
BY virtue of an order of the Court
Of Ordinary of said County, the an
dersigned rs Guardian of the estate
of Daisy Carter, minor, will SELL at
public cutlery on the first Tuesday ia
November, 1907, before the court
house door in said county, between
the usual hours of sale, the follo@aG
real estate in Glynn County, WeoS
ga, to-wit:
ALI of her undivided interest in
and to all of the following portion
OF the tract of marsh land and water
front on Turtle river in the city of
brunswick, originally grantedmby
the State of Georgia to 8 sel
Wright, her ancestor, to-wit.
that portion of said origin@
which lies within the boui
the tract of land which W
taken to be conveyed by
wick CompanSrpnto the u
see, Virginia anu
Company by deed
Md recorded in.
Of the geneEf
County, Georg4A sN1ern
two hundred Y (253)
feet Of water III srtle river,
with the adiacet 4 land of the
tract so originalN Ned by the
StdA of Georgia t6N yaid Samuel
win t Terms cash1A -
This October Sth, 1907
S. 9. Wright, Guardian for
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NoTlcg.

FL bills against the British steam
5 VI Owestry must be presented at
our office BY 10 o'clock this 50th day
Aof October, 1907, or payment thereof
Awill be debarred
F. D. M. Strachan e. Co.,
Consignee
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NEW GEORGIA SYRUP JUST nv.
c. n. TAYLOR, PHONE, 1855.
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This October Sth, 1907.
S, 3. Wright, Guardian for
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
BEFORE OR AFTER

An interesting little question is b.
ing discussed by tae New York leg
lslaure. A rather drastic nin fof
the regulation Of public utilities
in the course OF passage, aud 1t pro
yidea Of course for a court review
of The act Of the regulating author
ity
The corporations want the object
ionaele order to be suspended by al
appeal to the courts and TO remain
suspended until the particular cas-
is finally decided The people IN
terested in the bin want the order
to 20 into eject Immediately, an,
remain in effect until The courts de
eide to the contrary.
The nub OF The matter Is as wa
pretty Thoroughly threshed out du
ing the discussion Of The interstat
commerce commission bin in con
gress, that if the corporations car
eat an order held mp in the couru
before going into eneot it win stay
there SO long that the relief VIA be
Of no effect The slowuess OF
the courts to decide causes in which
corporations are defendants had q
great deal to do with the puolio
irritation which is now eliminating
an over the country in a prosecution
. OF the corporations which narrowly
escapes being prosecutions
The condition emphasizes the con
tenhon that 1t would have been wis
dom for the big mogul corporations
to have accepted willingly tae frs.
es.s:,eeitla as for "a reform and rear.
rsursmant OF taeir relations with
the public. Having gained 60 incur
the paelic would have been saus.
fed for a long time But being de
MED. every man began 60 zoos
around for corporation on which
70 vent e. fighting mood-torthwith
proceeding rc~aanzga ~ in.
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u. - ~. - - lnat 3

Cas- g9u *ia2 Yt5B realize mat 10
s. d in anything adese days requires
strength, with mi1d and body ia tnua.
j man OF woman with disordefed de
hsiye organs is rot Ia shape for q
work or a days play How can
rey expect tu win? koGGls Eos
Dyspepsia contains the digestiy
u.ces W a healthy stomach ana WI
s.i your stomach In shape 70 pc
TORN ita Important junction Ut SUP
pNng the body and brala with
tIengthbuiiding blood Digasts What
g1a eat. relieves Indigestion. Dyspey-
ia sour Stomacg Pagitatlou " raa
Heart and Constipation sold 81 81
druggiAts.
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by tue way, what has become OF
me Geoi sia Coast and Piedmont
proposition to come to Brunswick
The latch string 81 still on the out
side.
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Correspondence solicited, but 70 e
eeiye attention letters must be
conpanfoa by feaponsible nance .
Tor publication. but az guarantee
good faith.
rejected communications will
otnrned II accompanied by postage
Remittance should be made by 20
,al note, check, money oraer or req
cred letter. Address
News Publishing Co.
BrInsWlek, G
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The present city council has
-42oE ggE ..aJ s413ityfL ansrli. d,
5utE4ta pagf2Fpalp t1e RFfeInfSsel3s gro
S. tHct cans tatoau eopresarltat OF
he peo49 81 BTqpsHldf, The News
urges That body to proceed, as the
law dracta. TO collect the amount o.
hat pledged security
There are courts Of justice in
Georgia and Il indemnity bonds aIa
worth The paper on which they are
vrittenN now is the time to estapnsp
Inc fact
collect toat bond Or find out me
reason why.
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wish to announce to all OF nav
oid customers and friends ana,
nave pousht ont the shoe renair;f,g
snop OF z. Goldstein, 817 Newcastle
street and heuceiovth VIII endeayor
to satisfy everyone in this line as /
nave done before. My shoe and nm.
oreila work. being well known 10
an il is needless to say anvthine
tegardIns my abiity Thanking Won
sor past fayors and licltS'ssgspr
orders for the futures
Yours trul&
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Harry rhaw win know next Wed-
nesday whether or not he is crazy
man We aeleve he has suspic.
ion ot the truth at this early date
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Attorney General BonaDarte says
state really has right to pay
he expenses Of immigrants That's
ind OF dear old Bony to tel us
an That great fact
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24

The Harbor Magazine is grow ma
at wonderfully large rate BE
sure and get in the push with the
progressive people OF Brunswick
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can on bavis . 0iacA0rhy, II6
1onS street. for groceries ~ lowest
la4fk@c priGea
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Notios Of dscontinuanes Of A.
i "a Subscriptions must % mode !
+ Rainess office IN writing
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The southern Railway Company
Is liable to have severe case ot
enlargement of the heart for allow
ing the Seaboard to use its tracks
between Macon aud Atlanta
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Ta9eFE%oLLEY BONO.


rFor- some time The News has had
n mind nc fact that 1ie>s5tsfty Of
Brmssick aas bond in the sum
u $4,000 pledged with It by J. II.
Nemsas suHeai tar the fulanment
99 me teFms ofga certain trolley
Use proposition granted to him by
the city council. This bond, as
The News understands. is issued By
ceEi9in sboaaing~ company and "
aage 9ea,a aslated that It -wasy aa-.
isrwfNen b1 JaclsbnYiila ae6pfe
WHO were l3e4ssisd s thss E
bome here in Brunswick
when Nen appeared on the scene
! T.. I. n G..
chlse TO construct a system Of trel-
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oFFlclAL ORGAN or
Giyun CoRnty
c,Ivnn County commissioner
rbn limited states Court OF BAN
kuptey for this District
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24

The good old summer time IT. si
right all right but we would Ills
for It to come in its time ard eiY
spring a chance
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TELEPHONES.
Business ONCE. Editorial ESpn 30
u0 ~. ra,..r 81
I sne ~ Es,tor ...........~ 4es.
Office 2o7 Gloucester @sr7st-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18
MILITARY At THE FAIR.
Invited Guests of Masons In
Convention Hall.
SCENE ONE OF BRILLIANCY
Address Of Welcome and Several Re.
sponses Thereto.
BIG THRONG IN ATTENDANCE
Gov. Warfeld and Members of tho
Order From Maryland Expected
This Evening.
SCENE ONE OF BRILLIANCY
IG THRONG IN ATTENDANCE

At the big Masonic fair In Convention
Hall last evening the military had the right
Of way. The picturesque uniforms Of many
Of the national organizations Of the city
added materially to brilliancy OF the scene
The attendance was simply immense, and
shortly after 8 o'clock the hall and the
annex held a great throng of humanity
struggling along IN an effort to see all the
sights Of the fair and to derive their full
share of the fun. -, ii
Pretty girls here and there did not hest
tate to request visitors to buy dainty bou-
quests or take voice" In the disposition
of this that In practically every In
stance the money was forthcoming. for all
the visitors were prepared for emergen-
cies in the way OF parting with small
change. The paddle stands, picture and
other booths were all well patronized, as
was the dancing palace. which was one Of
the most popular places of the fair. Here,
after cake walk and songs by large
troupe OF colored singers, dancing began
and continued during the remainder Of the
evening. The only regret of those In charge
was that the space was not large enough to
accommodate all who desired to trip the
light fantastic to tuneful strains The visit
ing military organizations arrived shortly
before O'Clock. They had assembled at
the site for the new temple. 18th street and
New York avenue. and marched direct to
the hail. headed by Columbia Commandery.
No g Knights Templar, commanded by
Dr. Frank E. Gibson. ad1utant.
Police Had Plenty to Do.
A big detail of policemen. under Lieut..
Sprinkle. had plenty to do clearing the
streets of hundreds OF small boys upon
roller skates, who threatened to stop traf-
hc if not kept moving. Members of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News of Mont
gomery County, Md.
Correspondence OF The Star.

special Correspondence OF ne Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 49, 1907.
The primary election law for this
county is engrossing the attention OF the
managers of both the democratic and re-
publican parties The law provides for the
employment OF three judges and two clerks
of election in each of the sixteen precincts
Provision Is made for the compensation of
one judge in each precinct at the rate of
Sc, he to be an officer of registration and
to deliver the returns to the board OF
supervisors No provision Is made for the
compensation of the other judges or the
clerks
In order to pay all the judges and clerks
even at the rate of 81 a day, each party
will be required to expend all told. at least
$500 for primary expenses. The democrats
can easily raise that amount, it Is said. but
! the republicans have no such resources. IN
der their system only delegates are elected at
the primary election. Later these delegates
from each election precinct meet In county
convention and nominate candidates for the
various offices. SO that the only way in
which the governing body can raise money
with which to meet election expenses Is
by passing the hat among the faithful.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman,
a well-known colored resident of Potomac
and Bethesda districts, Montgomery county,
occurred last Tuesday
Mr.. Charles b. Pierce OF Washington has
purchased the John w Poole farm. near
Seneca. this county, for So, 800. The tract
contains 234 acres.
Deputy Sheriff Mullican today visited the
plant of the Maryland Gold Mining Com
pany. near Great Falls. this count, and
levied on what goods and chattels belong
Ing to the company he could find there. w.
7. and F. B. Weaver of Washington claim
that the company owes them 1858 for goods
furnished.
The ladies' of ST Anges' Mission at Glen
n not n aY,d
literary entertainment in st. Agnes Hall
for the benefit of the church. 1t was fol-
lowed by dance. The ladies In charge of
the affair were Mrs Ellen Garrett Mrs.
William Brown, Miss jamie Ogle, Mrs. John
Trammell, Mrs. Charles Myers and Mrs.
John w. Lynch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18
Miss Yaw Secretly Welded.

BOSTON, Mass, April 1S.-It became
known yesterday that Miss Ellen Beach
Yaw, the opera singer. was secretly mar
ried at the Hotel Somerset two weeks ago
to Mr.. We're Goldthwaite. young attorney
of this city. The young couple are now
said to be travelling In the west. The mar
though no return of it has yet been made
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Mr. Beach, and SO quietly was everything
carried out that even intimate friends of
the lawyer were unaware of his attachment
for the fair singer Mr.. Goldthwaite Is
said to have fallen in love with Miss Yaw
when he heard her sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18
Stage Like a Megaphone.

LOUISVILLE. April 1s.-The first mu-
steal festival given in this city in many
years opens In the armory tonight, under
Indications pointing to success. The con-
certs Will be given by the New York Sym
phOny Orchestra. under the direction of
Mr. Walter Damrosch. assisted by a corps
of so!osts headed by Nine. Sembrich, and
the Louisville Musical Club chorus OF $50
voices.
An immense freproof curtain hides half
the armory from view, while the audience
will face a stage which has been con-
structed in the form of a huge mega
phone
The first nights program will be de-
voted 20 the works OF Richard Wagner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18
Mrs. Vanderbilt Won Blue Ribbon.

ASHENILLE. y c., April 1S.-Mrs. Geo.
W, Vanderbilt won a blue ribbon yesterday
at the annual spring horse show. with her
two favOrites. Jet and Cinder. which won
frst several years ago. She drove herself.
and while her driving was considered not
good L. some others who did not win prizes
Ler horses made up for IL. There WAS
much applause when she was declared a
winner Yesterdays other prize winners
Were Mrs. II. II. Briggs. Miss Katherine
tSrant Miss Marie Hamilton. Mrs TenCh
Coke and Mr. G. V. Reynolds Among
hose who drove were Mrs Beekman Lorll
lard OF New York. Mrs. o,hcckley Shaw and
Hrs Mortimer Hancock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18
Ithaca Man Hiccoughed 10 Days.

ITHACA. N. Y, April 1s.-James Love-
less of this city Is lying critically Ill in
the local hospital from a continued attack
Of hiccoughing. An operation will be per-
formed in a desperate attempt to save his
life. For sixteen days he has hiccoughed
necessarily, and every known remedy for
the disease has been tried unsuccessfully.
Tuesday night DR.. Judd administered cleo
trcty. placing one pole at the back of
the mans neck and the other was con-
nected to his diaphragm. The current was
turned on several times, but. the hiccough-
ing did not cease. Creosote was admin
istered. but it proved only a temporary re-
lief. Even opiates had little effect. Love-
less is now so weak that his life Is de-
SPARED Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18

Department of the Potomac. G. A. Rv
under Commander Newton Ferree march
ed after the knights, and were followed by
Capt. Edgar. commanding. and detail of
the OLD Guard: Col NJ. Emmett Ureii. mil
itia and Col. NJ 4. Hunter The organiZa-
tons entered the hall at the south end and
were escorted along an aisle cleared In the
throng by the police to the stand. On
reaching the stand DIR. Gibson assembled
the platform and presented Capt. ferree,
Col. Urell, Col. Hunter and Capt. Edgar
President B. F. Smith Of the board OF
control welcomed the guests.
II assure you that it is with great pleas
ure" he said that l bid you welcome
here. We regard it as distinguished
honor TO have you with US. The world has
always had its heroes in time OF peace as
well as in war as we all aware. our
soldiers stand ever ready to sacrifice them
selves In time of war in defense or their
country and universal liberty, and In peace
they retire to their various VocatlonS ana
are our best citizens The history of our
wars has demonstrated that this is true
The Masonic fraternity holds you In hlgh
esteem. for they love peace and Its noble
defenders. AS the president of the board
Of control. and in Its name, | welcome you
tonight as our guests at the Masonic far
l trust that your stay with us Will be one
of enjoyment to you. as 1t Is TO us, ana
when you return to your homes may the
recollections of the evening spent with US
be pleasant and lasting.
Responses by Guests.
Capt. Ferree was the first to respond:
Il bring you the greetings of the Grand
Army of the Republic he said. You have
our best and most cordial wishes for your
success in every way; our hearts are with
you in this We come with full hearts. and
I hope with full pockets. From the array
of beauty here ! am afraid we will go
away with them empty. l thank you for
your cordial reception"
Capt Edgar was the next speaker.
II do not propose to consume time by
any extended remarks. he announced
THE best ishes of the Old Guard go out
to your organization with the hopes that
your conduct of the enterprise which has
for it's purpose the raising Of funds to a.d
In the erection OF a temple or Masonry will
meet with your most ardent expectations.
II am here Mr. President. Col. Urell said,
representing the National Guard of the
District of Columbia. / am deIghted to be
here and to do what l can to make this
Masonic fair great success. You know as
a member of the order OF the Elks we
have started new building. / am glad to
see that you are going to put up new
building, and l trust II win be finished as
soon as ours, ana l have no doubt 1t will.
the survivors OF the Old Boys. I am only
sorry l am not Mason. l wish you all
success"
Toward the Various Booths
At the close of Col. Urells remarks the
organizations were dismissed, and those in
attendance moved toward the various
booths, where money jingled and the work
for Masonry's temple went forward with a
WILL Music throughout the evening was
furnished by an orchestra under W. A.
Haley
Quentin Roosevelt. friend Of every
body" arrived at the fair before o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-18

in company with one of the White House
attaches He had two silver dollars in his
hand and insisted that he be taken to see
Director General Stamford. That gentle
man advised him to have the dollars
changed into dimes, and with coin 1ingilng
In his pockets the little fellow started on a
round of the different booths. He sat for
his picture several times at the postal pnoto
booths and INDUCED in a hearty iaug at a
''prinning picture of his illustrfouS rather
At last. shortly before O'Clock. Quentin
told the fair officials that he really must
go home his mother had told him to re-
turn by $50 o'clock. and he was not sure
as to his reception there.
Assigned as Maryland Night.
The first of the state nights at the Ma
sonic fair will occur this evening 1t has
been designated Maryland night. The
Invited guests include Gov. Warfeld and
staff and ladies. the grand master and
officers and members of the Grand Lodge,
the grand high priest and officers and mem
hers of the Grand Chapter and the grand
commander and officers and members OF
the Grand Commandery. the potentate ana
other officers and members or Bouml lem-
pie, Mystic Shrine. of Baltimore. A gen
eral invitation has also been extended 70
residents Of the state and Marylandefs IN
Washington to attend the fair Gov war
field has promised to come. II he can ar
range It, Grand Master Shryock, however,
has gone to Mount Clemens. Mich. on ac-
count of Illness and will not be present.
The Grand Lodge will be headed by Deputy
Grand Master James r. Brewer. The inVl-
tation also includes all the constituent
bodies in the state.
Gov Warfield will be met at the station
by a delegation from the committee on 'isi-
tors, of which II. T. Wheeler is chairman.
and viii be escorted to the New Willard
hotel and later to Convention Hall, where
he and the other Marylanders VIII De Wei
coined by President Smith Of the board or
control. The Masonic bodies Will proceed TO
the site of the new temple at 18TH street
and New York avenue. and will be escorted
thence to the hall by detail or knlgnts
Templar from Potomac Commanoery, NO.
g. In command of DR.. Frank E. Gibson:
chairman Of the committee on uniformed
organizations.
Gov. Warfield Will Attend.
The board of control late this afternoon
received definite Information that Gov.
Waraeid will attend the fair this evening.
He has arranged to depart from Baltimore
at o'clock this afternoon and Is scheduled
to arrive here at 5:45 o'clock. The Mary
land executive will be entertained at the
New Willard by the board Of control. and
Is to- make his appearance In Convention
Hall at $3.50 o'clock.
Information has also been received that
Past Grand Commander Moore, accom-
panied by a party consisting of sixty gen.
tlemen and thirty ladies. will start from
Baltimore on a special train at 7 o'clock
this evening. and will go to the fair direct
from the railroad station, reaching the
hall about o'clock.
Haley. director, will render the following
selections during the evening:
l. March, Arabia" ...............--....Buc Buck
2 Selection. Wonderland Herbert
3. Saxophone solo, American FavOrites,
Mr.. Jean Moermans-