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Evening journal., 1907-05-13
OF SPRAYS
And SPRAYING

MILFORD, Dol. May 1s.-The dis
cussion ON Sprays and Spraying" the
regular topic at the Grange was open
ed by John W. Short, says the Mil
ford Chronicle. The talk was confined
TO the making and use of Bordeaux
mixture.
The farmer no longer has any choice
In the matter, IL is spray or stop rails
ing pears and apples. Spraying is a3
important TO fruit growing as culti-
walton is TO other crops The best
sorts OF apples have no commercial
value II they are knotty and wormv.
Mr.. short began spraying his apple
trees four years ago. The improve
ment in quality of the fruit was mark
ed from the first and last year 90 per
cent of the fruit was perfect. He gives
from three to five sprayings. The first
just before the buds open; the second.
after the blossoms fall. After the first
using Paris green with the Bordeaux.
Some use arsenate of lead which stays
on better than Paris green but costs
three or four times as much. The
third spraying ten days to two weeks
later and the fourth two weeks after
the third. In August he sprays any
apples subject TO bitter rot.
To make Bordeaux he dissolves forty
pounds of sulphate of copper in forty
gallons of water. Put the sulphate In
a burlap bag and suspend I'm the bar
rel so the bottom ust touches the
water. Put forty pounds of lime IN a
like quantity Of water. Take four gall
Ions Of this stock solution Of sulphate
Of copper and add to one half barrel
of water and four gallons of the lime
stock I'm another half barrel of water.
Put this lime water into a third bar
rel and pour into it the half barrel
of the copper sulphate. mixing thor
oughly. Whe nParis green is to be
added use one half pound, making
IL into a paste. then dilute and add
to the barrel of spray mixture. II does
not dissolve but is mixed by thorough
agitation.
After making the Bordeaux test IL by
few drops of ferrocyanide of potas-
sium solution. If the drops turn dark
on striking the spray mixture It needs
more lime and the lime stock should
be added until the drops are colorless
when they strike the Bordeaux.
II arsenate of lead Is used instead
OF Paris green from two TO three
pounds should be added to the fifty
gallons Of spray mixture. Some claim
that less sulphate OF copper can be
used with equal effect but that is an
open question. The late sprayings
should not use the mixture fun
strength as there is danger Of rusting
the fruit.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
M. MATTHES.
New rurl.Ish Batha. sls shIpIer 81
When ths Heart Rests.

WH1n Ilo meant Hcsts,
Tho heart, Ike every other working
part Of the body. has its periods OF
rest or .itscould not long perform its
functions. The periods Of rest are
shorter and occur more frequently In
the case, of,the heart than Of any other
organ. 1he action Of the heart in a
beat occupies about elght-tenths OF q
second, and of this four -tenths is rest
the work Of contraction only occupyins
half Of the time The stomach, eyelidl
and other working parts have theii
periods Of rest, the brain, which rest
during sleep. having the longest an,
least frequent.
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

The Z O'clock car from here this
morning jumped the track at the Read
ing junction. Fortunately there were
two cars there at the time and the
passengers for Wilmington were trans
Evening journal., 1907-05-13

ArbuckIes' Ariosa Coffee
is cleaned, roasted and pacxaged by machinery
without the touch of hand. A machine,
constructed in our own shops, packs the coffee,
weighs it, wraps it and seals the wrapper
automaticsIIy. Ii reaches the cup the cleanest,
most wholesome and cheapest good coffee in
the world.
ARBUcKLE Bros New York City
Evening journal., 1907-05-13
ferred

ferred.
Mrs. Maria T. Megginson and daugh-
ter, Belle, formerly Of this city. now of
Wilmington, spent Yesterday with rela-
tiveh
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
MANY WILL 60 ON
BRUNSWICK DN
This city to Be Well Represented
at the Big Expositiqs5 be
Held IN Iame owu.

AS soon as the management Of the
jamestown exposition notifies May
or symons Of the date that will be
set aside as "Brunswlsk Day at the
big exposition. people Of this city
who are contemplating visit to
the exposition viii make arrange
ments TO be there If possible on the
day set aside in honor Of this city
Just what date viii be selected ia
not yet known, but it is hoped IT
win be one taht viii suit majority
OF the people Of The city. AS is
well known the Brunswick Rife
men have decided to 80 and the At
lantic Gand win probably accompany
them Il Is thuoght tnat the COM
pany will try and go on the date set
aside as Brunswick Day.
It Is expected that Mayor Symons
Will be notified Of the date in a
few days.
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pHAB6ES LIFE
INSURANCE COST?
And Where Does Ysur Money Cor
Some interesting Facts on Thor
eushIy interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes OF Massa-
chusetts afford the most SaEsIete
protection to policy holders Of any
tate in the union. No insurance com
pany ever chartered under Alassa-
chusetts reserve laws has ever fail
ed OF been involved in Insurance. scan
daGw 9
The Columbian National not only
operates but IL chartered under tie
stringent laws OF Massachusetts, and
n the only old line life insurance
company that deposits all monies col
ected from this district in Brunswick
baAks until the reserve put in perma
ent securities tnat effect US loca'iy
II leaves your premium at home. Sup
pose all premiums paid for life In
slranco premiums in this city were
eft in Brunswick banks, now much
greater would yoUr bank deepest
The Columbian National now he's
money deposited in Brusswick banks
and Brunswick has been Saglgnated
as u permanent repository fojNall pre-
mlums collected on policies wIE ten in
my district, which is competed CT
.Glynn, Ware. Mcintosh, coGef Charl-
ton, Clinch, Pierce. JEFF Daks and
Wayne counties.
Consider and compare thE convert
ble and renewable poli2 issued by
ae Columbian Natio1R Life Insur
nee Company, of Bes,on. Mass.
$1,000 caS ANNUALLY
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary G. G. Ga

Georgia Giynn County.
Catherine IIewellyn Gilchrist We.
Perry r. Gilchmst. libel for divorce
FILED to May term, 1907 Superior
court. said county.
10 Perry II. Gilchrist. Defendant in
above state case:
You are hereby required 10 DC
and appear ct the next term of the
superior court Of said county. to be
held on the third Monday in May
next. then and there to answer the
petition Of the plaintiff In the above
stated case. az IN default thereof The
court will proceed as to justice
shall appertain Witness the Hon
"a A. Parker Judge OF tho superior
court OF said county. this the 18th
day OF March. 1907
n. F. dn Blgnon,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County,
Georgia.
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DAVIS 6 BLACKBERRY
lis MONK ST. PHONE 40


KhsunlsSf8n.
Ia quickly relieved and promptly care.
BY Dr. Drummonds IAghesnips
Remedies. Tho intSrnRl remedy Il
pleasant TO take. Rcts Immediately
and Ia fer rheumatism Only in all It
toftuTi1g forms. The external pTo
paratioR restores stiR joints, draws
ooyds aud hardened muscles.
your druggtEt has not these remeais,
Ia stock do not Taxa anything else
Send IS to the Drrpmona Aediciae
Co, New York, and the full treatment
ct two large bOtt4ez win be sent (
yoET express address. Agents xGst4a
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NOTICE or ELECTION ON ISSUE
Of BONDS.

To the Voters OF Glynn sse1nty. Ga:
You are hereby nosies5--,taat an
election viii be held said
county on the 1Sth. ~
1907. to determine Jon
whether or not bondf fie1
by said county in - -
enty-fve Thousand 4S74
Of which fifty thousa s.
COO shall 5e used
ion and furnishing
court house for said
twenty-five thousand G0ffsf
000) to be used Ia constructA,
furnishing a jail for said
Said bonds TO De paid as foN44aS@
Ten thousand dollars (S19009) On
January 1, 1911. ten thousand dollars
$4,000 on January ], 49, ten
thousand dollars (s10,o0Q@@
uary I, 1913; ten th92
(S1O,G00) on January
thousand dollars 81 6n Jan
uary /, 1915: ten I'D dollars
(s10.000) January !, 5aad fifteen
thousand dollars (sf5S on Jan.
u,aly /, 1917. at which time said
bonds viii to fully paid Off. Each
and all Of said bonds shall bear in
terest from their date at tne rate Of
five per ceutHrn per anGunl. such in.
terest to be paid sen4'-annu liz or Tho
first day Of January and July OF esc4
year. Such bJLda. II authorized.
shall be is5ccj aid dated az soon
after they shall be validated as they
can be reasonably sold and disposed
OF.
Said election shall be held at IL
the voting precincts within the limits
Of said county inwShe same manner
and under tho sames rules and reg
ulaHons that election Of officers Of
said county are neld
This notice u given IN pursuance
OF en- order and resolution passed
by the Commissioners II Roads ane
Revenues Of said county on the t9lh
day Of March. 1867.
6. Miller
u. q townsend S
j, a. Foster
L. T. McKinnon
]. J. lott
r. L. RstellR
Commissioners Roads and Reveal
ues Giynn County, Georgia
4. o. Townsend,
Clerk. Commissioners Roads and
Revenue, Glynn County. Georgia.
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JOHN D. ROUNTOs,
FRESH eTRAWBERRIEs
Received Every Day.

MFuhsNsIeNa Candy store.
D0Af buy burnt sugar and iraaGa2e
ron are getting pure choeolAts. SucA
substitutes nsrp injurious to &ealkh.
sor pure chSs ind 81 aSAsT can
dies call on me.
a nreah supply reeeiyed erery weak
To1 &9Rinr ths famous ehnoosata
mAkes. MstAar On aul& or "a heaRtigs.
penad AaA hsle goaxa haxsE.
Finest FRUITS, cl@ARa AatR T0
&A0G0EA ara
TAFFN MAnERM RaAmR wmmmaa
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sI,o0o 80 ANNUALL.

a policy Uncomfortable, that protect
the home as we'll as the business.
runsw.ok money for Brunswick
banks. Professional men, salaried
men, wage earners, reflect act and
consult Hoyt w. Gale, District Mana
ger, before taking out policy
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citation.
- nnili.AM

wv ITHlt y n VI ~NtF1TtJ'
10 Whom 4 May Concern:
G. A. II. .Annings having in proper
form appliedsto me for permanent let
ters OF administration on the estate
OF Susan Banks, late of said county,
this IL to site all and singular the
creditors and next of Susan Banks to
be and appear at my Office within the
time allowed by law and show cause
why permanent administration should
not be granted to G. a. Il. jennings
on Susan Banks estate This 4th. ady
OF March, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, G, G. Ga
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KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY

q careful trial 1t is easy to
take and a few doses viii
prove to you the merits Of
the preparation. There u no
kidney ana liver cure that
We have e5er seen that WIN
produce tho results that our
Kidney and Liver Cure will
produce. We want you to be-
come acquainted with 1t be-
cause we know II you are
troubled With complaints Of
the Kidney and Liver. aud
win try tais remedy, that you
viii thank as Tor calling yoar
attention to this splendid
remedy. asslM
naaN@rnfss. ratna rnnnanf
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Nine times out Of ten the
skin is yellow and has bad col
or, waen the system Is run
down and the back IS weak,
Il is due TO kidney and liver
troubles. II your skin Is in
such condition. II your system
is not in proper condition,
give our
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WANTED White girl to serve as
waitress at the Metropolitan restau.
rant Good pay to right party. can
nc once,
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We solicit orders Tor everything IN
the grocery lima Prompt service.
low prices. Davis q Blaekerby, II
monk street.
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FoR YOUR PLUMBING
AND Thinning WORN
Try the Sanitary Plumbing and
Tin Company, ans nave your trou.
biea stopped.
All Jobs guaranteed, Regard,
less Of Size.
Try one JOB and that will DO a
guarantee for the rest.
No. tt9 Grant st. Phone 427
Il. S. REpDlcK,
Manager,
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join THE CROWD

And GO 10 PARTER's Po% BALL
PARLoR. Splendid Exercise, Re
fined Pleasure for Ladies' and GEN
tlsnen.
4 prize will be given away each
Saturday Might tor the highest score
made during the week.
PORTER'S BOX BALL
ALLEY
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sMITH's PHARMACY

Notice 70 tho Public.
ne public is at Ad not to pur:.
Sc crossties pickles. she. ha,f
which were thrown fox f
rs eur&Ry
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Commissioners Roads and Reveal
ues Glynn County, Georgia
4. o. Townsend,
Clerk. Commissioners Roads and
Revenue, Glynu County Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29
MANY CHILDREN SPOIL FAMILY.
Then We Get Bad Citizens, Says
Dean Mathews Of Chicago.

CHICAGO. January 29.-Prof. Shaler
Mathews, dean of the University OF Chi
cago Divinity School, told his advanced
pupils that the tendency in large families
was for the family to surrender to the
child. "As a result" said he, I'VE have un-
disciplined children who grow into undisci-
plined men and make bad citizens.
Democracy is robbing us of our sense or
authority. Law-abding citizens can be
made only from law-abidIng children.
How much authority is now left in tire
home? How much is now left In the
school?
us not civilization making II too easy
for the children? In our youthful days,
when we didn't get our lessons or behave.
we were made to. OF what value is the
child's training when 1t Is carried on UNI
der the theory that 1t is easier to grant q
within than to train the child in sacrifice?
There is more discipline in the small
family. am inclined to think that race
suicide Is not all to be condemned. 1t is
historical fact that as the standard OF
living is raised the tendency to limit the
size of families grows. There is such
thing as race Improvement. Increase in
numbers Is not necessarily a good sign.
Quality Is of more Importance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29
WARDEN SoFFEL TO WED.
Official From Whom the Biddles Es-
caped is to Take q Wife.

PITTSBURG. January 29.-The announce
ment is made here that Peter e. soffel an
ex-warden of Pittsburg Jail. under whose
regime the notorious Biddle brothers es-
capped. will on Wednesday evening marry
Mrs, Margaret Taggart. widow, who was
his childhood chum.
1t will be remembered that Mrs. Kate
Soffel, then wife of Soffel became infat-
uated with the Biddle boys. for whom
scaffolds were being bu.it, and let them
out of Jail, escaping with them. She was
wounded In the fight In which the Biddles
were killed and later sent to prison. Soffei
got divorce from her.
II 10 announced that she Will also marry
again within few weeks. she having been
out or prison some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29

PINEHURST, N. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Mime. j. Esputa Daily,
SCHOOL OF MUSICAL EXPRESSION AND
PHYSICAL CULTURE. STUDIO 1901 n ST. NV
Special attention to the 1scal education Of children
fa9-30ts-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29

PINEY WOODS INN-MODERN HOTEL; BATHS;
steam heat; long-leaf pine region: mild climate:
golf links, perfect condition: trap shooting hunt
Ing. saddle riding: no c0nsumptlves. ST. JOHN
& SON. Southern Pines. N. G. ja15-d, eSu 2S,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29
WINTER RESORTS.
AsHEvILLE. n. 6.
PARK HOTEL,

Modern and high-cla9 in every particular. Re-
Gently ren1sated and greatly improved thfoughout:
Commands magnificent panorama Of mountain
oth,a,Su&tu-sOt y. z. darcy, MgN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29

FOR SALE
Handsome new Colonial Home in Mt.
Pleasant. exceptional value. liberal
terms. ideal location, convenient to Con-
nectieut ave. cars; ten beautiful rooms
and tiled bath; concrete cellar, hot water
heat: unusually large lot to alley. Posi-
lively one Of the very best values ever
offered in this city.
Call at our Office or send card and we
will call for you and take you to see
this most attractive property.
TERRELL. & LITTLE,
js26sa.tu.th-3t 713 14th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29
Message From the President.

Col. Wright assured the diners as spokes-
man for President Roosevelt that he, the
President, was heartily In sympathy with
the movement AS further evidence of Mr..
RooseTelt's interest letter which he had
written DR.. Strong was given out. In this
letter the President said, among other
things:
''In legislation and in our of safety
devices for the protection of workmen we
far behind European peoples. and in
consequence in the United States the cas-
uaiities attendant upon the peaceful indus
tries exceed those which happen under a
great and perpetual war. Many. even most.
of these casualties are preventable, and it
is not supportable that we should continue
policy under which life and limb are sac
rificed because it is supposed to be cheaper
to MAIN and kill men than to protect
them"
Baron des Planches declared that Italy
Is second to no country In its institutions OF
social interest. He described what had been
done there. Italy has a national museum
as do many other European countries.
The exposition in the Museum of Natural
History will consist largely of live exhib-
it's" that is machines or devices In opera
ton. They have been gathered from all
parts of this country and from abroad Ad-
mission will be free, and 1t will be open
Sundays and e4,nings. Illustrated lectures
will be given by DIR. Tolman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29

War and Navy Department Building, Washington,
d. O., January 81. 1907.-Sealed proposals viii be
received at this Office until O'Clock pm. Febru-
AIRY p 1907. and thed, publicly opened. for renew
plant of this building. The work viii consist Of
furnishing and installing three boilers. two ele-
yator pumps and complete system for heating
the water Of the present bot-water heating system
BY exhaust and live steam, together with ali pip
Ing tanks, fittings and auxiliares for the boilers
pumping system and heating system. Spechca.
lions. blank forms and all available information
viii be furnished on application to this ONCE.
deposit OF Twenty-Five dollars $50 will be required
for drawings and specifications Of the work. and
each bidder must deposit q certified check for
5000 with his proposal each or any Of the
three itefns bid on J. n. POOLE, First Lieute1>
ant, Corps Of Engineers q. s. A., Superintendent.
JAZZ. "a. q, fe6&il S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29
PER|LS OF INDUSTRY
Meeting of Men to Promote Use
of Safety Devices.
GOVERNOR HUGHES SPEAKS
Orators at Banquet Tell of Needless
Loss of Life of workingmen.
CARROLL D. WRIGHT TALKS
President Roosevelt Sends a Letter
Expressing Sympathy With the
Movement to Safeguard Toilers.
CARROLL D. WRIGHT TALKS

NEW YORK, January 29-Gov Charles
Z. Hughes was the chief speaker at a din
ner held In the Waldorf Astoria last night
to fnaugurate a new movement having as
Its object the safeguarding of the lives
of workingmen. The movement will find
expression today in the opening In this city
of the First International Exposition OF
Safety Devices and Industrial Hygiene The
exposition will be held under the auspices
OF the American Institute of Social Service
in the Museum Of Natural History, and will
last for two weeks
The grand ball room Of the Waldorf was
crowded. and the three galleries were filled
with women. Among the diners were man
ufacturers. merchants. publicists, doctors.
editors and other professional men. Josiah
Strong, president of the American Insti-
tute of Social Service. presided. He and
William H.. Tolman are the moving spirits
In tie undertaking
At the speakers table, besides Gov
Hughes. were Col. Carroll d. Wright. who
was present as the special representative
of President Roosevelt: Baron des Planches.
the Italian ambassador and dean of TIE
diplomatic corps at Washington; Second
Secretary Won Radowitz of the German
embassy at Washington: Charles Stewart
Smith, ex-Mayor Seth Low, Count Massig-
liza. consul general OF Italy; Charles r.
Flint, DIR. Thomas Darlington, President
A. c. Humphreys OF Stevens Institute. and
L. N Seligman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-29

FOR SALE
Groom house: 1st-class condition.; n Y ava
NV: price very reasonable.
FOR SALE
low: terms liberal
FOR SALE
Groom house; hot-water heat; large veranda:
lot % IT. front; choice location; price only
IS. $50; terms to suit.
FOR SALE
14-room house, bet. new union station and the
at positive bargain.
FOR SALE
Splendid Investment; thoroughly well built 2.
family apartment house. located In fne renting
section.
FOR SALE
Handsome Groom house; choicest section Of
Mt. Pleasant: positive bargain.
TERRELL & LrTTLE
Ja2O-3t,eSu lib l4th st. NV.
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Gov. Hughes Speech.

WV AN6ASS SPSSSAAs
Mr.. Hughes said that he was glad to have
the opportunity to testify to his interest
in the movement.
I'VE shudder." said he. 'at the carnage OF
war. but we give too little attention to the
perils of our industrial army. and to the
useless sacrifice of life and productive eff
cheney which is the result of preyentable
accidents in industry"
Mr.. Hughes said he was lacking in suffi-
Client data to state with exactitude the num-
Der of victims annually. but 1t had been
estimated at 100000 in a year.
whether not this be accurate" said
he. there can be no question as t. the
alarming extent of the casualties of peace
and the same humane sentiment which has
found expression in efforts to prevent war
and to mitigate its horrors should compel
the adoption of all practical measures to
safeguard our Industrial laborers.'
Mr.. Hughes said that from experience in
other countries the conclusion is forced
upon us that very large proportion of the
injuries which annually occur in this coun-
try wholly useless. Mr.. Hughes recalled
a statement made by DIR. Strong that for a
given number of passengers carried there
were twice as many killed and three times
as many injured in 1905 there were ten
years ago. DR.. Strongs point was that the
danger of travel by rail is increasing more
rapidly than passenger traffic itself.
Il have not" said Mr.. Hughes. exam
ined the tables from which these figures
were taken out our common experience JUS
titles the statement that too much cannot
be done to compel attention to measures OF
security in transportation"
AS Gov. Hughes sat down John Fl.
Madison of Dayton Ohio. arose and pre-
scented him with medal similar to the ones
which are to be given away in the course OF
the exposition TO designers of safety appli-
anceS.
II don't know" said the governor. with
the trace of a smile on his face, whether il
is intended to imply that the governor Of
New York is safety appliance but think
may say that Il hope we will have in