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The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10

TO Be EKEORCEO
IN THIS STATE
ExbaustivG, Examination Of
All Fo Products to
Be v Soon
STATE CHEN n Al WORK
Inspector viii Sent over the
State Purcha g Samples of
the varou Food stuffs
Now Sale.
Atlanta, May Estate Chemist
NJ McCandless making ready b
enforce the prq lions of the Ge6r.
sia pure food (which becomes Ell
lective on Aug@ Ndrst. At his large
iabratory in tl| Estate capitol he IS
arranging for a exhaustive examrna-
ion of all food Mroducts sold in the
state which ard liable to be adulter-
ted or sold d Her an incorrect la
Del
IN this crusa L for pure food in
Georgia he wi be aided by =. A.
dethIyin. OF a Ia. who has recent
" Oaen appoi 8pule rood inspect
lor GeorgiaN Commissioner c,
grlculture T.. hudson. Mr. MeUn-
,ia viii travel the state purcnas
..5 samples Of 1Eious FOODS Suns
mich win be ped to the state
capitol Tor eAal lon by the state
hemist and per labenne o.
nm. NyIlh the leral law, which
ent into eifec & paEuary hrst OF
MS year. backed " the slaCe pure
sod law Geor will enter upoA
a regime Of the burest possioie
.oods.
One Of the con Atees which will
ONE under his eraloR Tor ex-
.nnnation ana ID wan be cot
az st@.! pt' Nn'ch Iten p.9n sold
Is olive oil ana al s exatnination
VIII be stamped as bu SEED OH ana
Lust be sod as
Cotton seed aid the state
henisI in dlscu the Lure tood
aW To-Day, rs ol The purset oils
.oss.ble and rorl Lad dressing is
aipefior 10 the famed OuYe oil
. france. Inc ht trouble about
81 All along lid een that II mas
dtFer stood on own merits. AS
told the Geor& / Cotton Crushers
convention at fa Springs last
summer it has b looked upon as
IA adulterant not a hrsU class
u rs 1t really This oil is a pare
'i' ana we nal every reason 10
believe that larI quantities Of If
which are expor 4 to france every
ear Is there NJ led with olive Oil,
zen the Geor4 pure food law Le-
comes eHective August these oils
viii stand on r own merits ana
lhe southern pr pct viii then prob
ANY get It's JUS Pserts A pure cot
ton seed OIL has fen declared by the
Arkansas static 10 De even more
desirable than fe Oil"
The Brunswick news., 1907-05-10
coNTINUE1 ION CIVIL CASES

=
Criminal viii be Reached In
G. ourt Today.
The erin hocket was not reach
ed by the Eourt yesterday as was
expected court continuing on
civil businS iuring the day. One
or two long hded cases were dis
posed of.
1t was ann ed however, late In
the afternoon BIT the criminal dock
cd would be fen up this morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Uncle George was uu old cOlorod
man who tried awtully hard TO be-
good, but D. was very difficult Tor him
to keep from stealing As hc cx.
planned &c. "a just naehally want to
take what . lay my hands on"
Uncle Go0rsoa latest theft was a
pig. The more he thought about what
he had done the worse he felt About
the middle of the night his wife awoko
and saw uncle Bull knccling by tho
bedside 10 earnest prayer
why don't you get In bcd?' she
asked
"oh, LET mo alone" replied Uncle
George. "iso tryin' 10 splain to
heaven Jus how happen to have that
pig, and the more l splain the wussor
mixed get"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Mnvn Of William Penn.

Simeon Ford recently said at n ban.
quet In the course OF a eulogy on VII.
liam Penn:
Penn was a man Of peace and al.
ways got the biggest one. lie be.
lleved In doing right by the Indians,
and when he did them he did them
right.
THE Puritans cxtlnguishod the In.
dian title by the simple cXpedlent Of
eXtingulshlng the Indian; but the
pious Penn, instead OF shooting them.
got them half shot, and accomplished
the same result Hence the saying,
Penn IL mlghter than the sword"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
nuLId, ehureh for NO On %.

George Smith. who, few months
ago created sensation In tho dis.
trlot court a. Reno by knoouug In
prayer BOO %, midst Of murder case
and asking God for light ON the cyl.
dou.c iu thD case. and who later sc.
yorv'y criticised the judge for pass.
ius the death sentence ON four con.
,ictcd men. haas built himself "a church
ON tho crest OF high hill. several
miles northeast OF this city The
church is naht by Two large roads.
constructed ut much expense. Tho
building la small. but artistic n
stands iu @ country unsettled and
Smith. who lives nearby 60 thc only
person within miles OF the church,
Tonupah tNoy) Sun.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Would Not cempromIse.

A German traveller who tried TO pass
n meal ticket on The train was told by
the conductor thfit- hd would have to
pay the regulation fare OF 80 cents.
The German argued and refused to
pay more than 25 cents. wheroupon the
conductor stopped the train and put
him on
In a twinkllng the traveller ran
ahead Of the engine and started TO
walk on the track. The engineer blew
his whistle violently. but the irate
German turned, shook his FIST and
called out; you can vlssle all you
want to; Won't come paok,'-Rehoboth
Sunday Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Thsfo Il more Caarfh To- this section ~ the country
than al other iseasrs put together and until the last
few rear 80 supposed 90 be inturahlo. lUfa great
MANI years rtHfa pronounced % local dlsoass aud
~ cuie VIII local treatment, pronounced incufahe
hceuco haa rfurrn tataffh g. be constitutional die
ease and Therefore requires cunsitutluna treatment
Halft Naiaffh Cure. Manufactured by " j. Cheney
Co. Toledo ohio IL The only Constitutional cure on
the maftrt u IL taken Internally in dusfa from ~
dfnptto tsatpsHnfui N acts directly on tho blood
and uuc1us surfaces ~ the sYatems They unef une
huntiyd dollars fUf any case u fails ~ cure, Send
for Clfrulart ald traiimontaia.
AdtIsssl ~ CHENEY A CO., Toledo, Ohio
sod ~ nfuFgiats, lsc.
Taa iialls Vanity l'ilis for constipation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Paternai Advice.

what was the text this morning1''
asked. Mr. wibbsloy when his little
boy md returned from church.
- mans n man for a that"
TN. Very good. I'm glad you re-
member Il, Now get your Bible and
turn down n leaf where the chapter ia
that has II In. so youll know where Ia
find Il II you ever forget H."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Ali the EarmarLn.

Flrt Tramp (readlng advertise
mcnU-Man wanted to chop wood,
bring mp coal. take care OF garden,
mind chickens and children.
Ills Pal tgroaning) Ooh. these mat
rimonial advertisements make me
urcdl-lllustrated Bits.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Miss Gibson Glrl-How long before
you can let me have this gown?
Dressmaker-Two weeks, miss,
Miss Gibson Girl-IIcayensl In the
meantime he may propose to some one
else.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Point OF History Cleared Up.

The Dontist-Now, open wide your
mouth and | won't hurt you bit.
The Patient latter the eXtractlon)-
Doctor, know what Ananias did for
a living ILLUSTRATED Bits.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Arrangements have been made IN
sunny sandy Arizona for baseball
straight through the wIutcr-six
gamps "A week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20


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| ncy entered plea OF guilty lo tho
hvo indictments AGAINST ih'm
TwrniyihrDo now freight engines.
/ purchased ihiH month hy the SAFE Lnho
Route. announcement Of which was
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Gently will bo delivered To the COM
puuy within the next three weeks.
u.tl,yIpp that tho inypgti.ntl,n nv
tho officers OF tho Interior department
into the charges Of graft against Ger.
tain officials In connection with the
Grow Indian reservation, Montana. was
farce. Judge william II. Hunt OF
Helena has ordered the federal grand
fury to conduct a complete probing OF
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20


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quarterly dividend OBJ. I'. per cent
payable Zoo s'U.. of .Hy company
Mayor William Green bias notified
chief of polio. Eaton that nothing but
tho necessities off ufu shall Doe sold iU
Iuppaa. Kan. hereafter ON Sundays
W. D. Thuua. ha. been elected act
Iue president of the American sugar
Refining company to Hu the vacancy
caused by the death of n. o. Have
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States senators from the Now state OF
Oklahoma resulted Zoo Robert J.. owen
OF MusNugyy and Thomas T.. Gore OF
lawtUu hoIuE chosen.
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DR. ErHyst Br.uupr. radical. to bo
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turned 10 l'a'y since Tue h'S' VI '"'
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

That i LAXATIVE HRuMu QClNiSE. lnat for
Tho snatufu OF D. w. dNONE ls'd tho Mufld
over 20 Nuio Cold In One bay, 80.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

when a man is full he isn't fully
responsible.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

|m Center CTS South oak street.
'F MINI. Says % was sohad
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Examine carefully every bottle o.
CAsrORlA a safe and sure remedy foi
iniaits and children, and see that 4
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Justice, 1t would seem. is both blind
and deaf
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

PANO OINTMENT Is guaranteed ~ cure any cass
Of Itching, Hind, Mrsdlng ur futrudiug flloa 10
oto II days OF money refunded, Co.,
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
STRIKE OF THE
ICEMEN BROKEN.
TWO-thIrdS Of the Men Give
Up Struggle and RetUra
to Their Wagons

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. July 2-The strike Of
New York ice men is broken. Officials
Of the American Ice Company met COM
mittee of the strikers to-day. pointed out
that they have enough strike breakers to
man uheir wagons ana sufficient polics
protection to insurb deliveries. They
promised to give Il e strikers their old
places IL they returned to work at once.
The strike was not officially declared off,
but two-thirds Of the men gave up the
struggle and are with their wagons again
as usual. Except that a late start was
made with deliveries conditions are al
most normal
The company has given the strikers who
stin hold out until Tonight to report for
duty. Il is believed none will refuse the
offer in view of the wholesale defections
from their ranks. Early deliveries were
marked by a few acts OF violence. but
order has now been completely restored!
The break in the tie up $ manly due to
the collapse Of the white wings strike.
enabling the police 10 turn their attention
TO the protection Of the ice wagons.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
Light COMPANY
HAS OBJECTIONS
Street and Sewer Directors
Prepare New Contract for
City Lighting
SPECIFICATIONS
UNSATISFACTORY

John A. Rigg. president OF the United
Power and Transportation Company. Of
Philadelphia; Colonel r.. l. Jones. gen
eral counsel for the same company; X. A..
FitehhoFn. secretary and treasurer. ana
Walter II. Hayes, local attorney for the
company, appeared before the Street and
Sewer department this morning relative
to the new contract between the depart
ment and the Wilmington City Electric
Company for the lighting Of the city.
The Wilmington City Electric Company,
which is a part and parcel of the United
Power and transportation Company,
which also controls the Wilmington city
Railway Company has five-year con-
tract with the city for lighting, but VIII ch
expires ON the first Of next year Colonel
oJnes stated that he came early before
the beard IN order that he might seiforth
the company's views on what the depart
ment ought 10 do in drawing up a new
specifications. He declared that conditions
had changed materially since the former
contract was awarded and desired that
if the department. should care TO have the
company bid again that the specihca-
tions be changed in accordance with such
conditions.
Colonel Jones took up clause by clause
new set Of specifications which tbs
board has prepared for prospective BID
ders and offered a number of objections
to them and suggested several changes
IN them. The next specifications call for
contracts for l. ?. 3, A, s and years. and
bids will be asked for on each period. The
suggestions made by Colonel Jones WI
be taken up hy the board.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
HIRED TEAM,
DISAPPEARED
charles Smith" Said He Mas
Going to Brandywine
Springs With It

Hiring a bay horse. and wagon
on Friday last, a man giving the name
of Charles Smith has failed to return
the rig to the stable Of Ranghley and
vanGesel. No. 4ls French street. from
which it was taken.
The man said he desired the horse
and wagon to move some effects TO
Brandywine Springs Park. where he
pretended he had a fruit stand. He
gave his home as No 1922 King street.
and said he would return with the
team within a few hours
When the man failed to return by
evening Mr.. VanGesel made an lnves-
tigation and found that no man Of the
name OF Smith lived at the address he
gave He also found that no man Of
that name had staRd at Brandywine
Springs Park, and that the rig had
not ben ther during the day
The police OF this city and Philadel-
phia were notified, and a report was
received here that a bay horse and
wagon answering the description Of
that hired from the local stables had
been seen going past the Practical
Farmer on Friday afternoon. That was
the last heard OF 1t.
shortly before noon today Van Gesel
received a telephone message from
Philadelphia that man had been ar
rested there on suspicion of driving
away the horse and wagon and was
detained at the police station az Sec
ond and Carpenter strets. Mr., Van
Gesel went there 10 look at the rig.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
BESIEGING
ROCKEFELLER
MarshaIs at His Summer
Home Near Cleveland Think
They Have Him
~ our own wire. Pubiishers' Press.

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July John
d. Rockefellers summer home, at For
est Hill. is an armed camp with a
United states deputy marshal roosting
on the front porch, instructed to stay
there until the oil king shows himself.
Gatekeeper Lynch, behind the locked
front gates. says he will die before
anyone else enters"
United States Marshal f M. Chand-
Ter spent fifty minutes inside the
grounds to-day. on coming out he an
nounced himself as Of the opinion that
John d. Rockefeller is inside the house.
As soon as Chandler entered the
grounds Superintendent Jones dashed
away in a buggy. He returned in 20
minutes at breakneck speed, his horse
foaminK. He whirled throgh the open
gates aid Pat Lynch banged them
shut after him. Lynch refused to say
what Jones mysterious errand meant
Chandler and Deputy Frank Schwenter
arrived al Forest Hill al $50.
IT on official business" announced
/ Chandler ana Pat Lynch opened the gaze
The two officials walked TO the house
Chandler returned alone. Schwentner, he
declared. had been left seated on JOIN
ID. s. front porch with instructions "a
stay there until John %. entered or left
He had Judge Lands summons in his
pocket Chandler closely questioned the
servants and satisfied himself that Rocke'
feller was in the houze.
Il am here TO guard the gates and II
guard EN- No one gets in here except
over my dead body. I'll shoot to kill ane
either the intruder or myself must die
said Pat Lynch, lodge keeper Deputy U
S Marshals watched all incoming trains
from the east
The raid on Forest HIN by Chandler
who was armed with the Chicago cour'
summons was caused by a wel-detne'
rumor that Rockefeller had skipped int
Cleveland taking an automobile from
some suburban point to Forest Hin.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
WATCHING FOR
ROCKEFELLER

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
CLEVELAND, O., July 2.--Arousod bv
the report that John %. Rockefeller might
appear in Cleveland to-day. deputy mar
shals watched the incoming trains from
the east. J. ID. did not appear. Later U
S. Marshal Chandler, accompanied by a
deputy and bearing copy OF the Chicago
summons 10 the Oh king. went 10 Forest
Hin. Rockefeller's summer home. The
lodge keeper opened the gates and Chand-
Ter stated that he was an official II Is
believed that the marshal viii make a
careful search OF the building and grounds
owing to the rumor that John y. slipped
into town from some way station via the
automobile route.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
HAD GLAD HAND
FOR Mr.. ROSS

city Treasurer Howard ID. Ross was
laughing to-day at the manner in which
the notice of contest TO be made by Lewis
Sasse was served on him last night.
Mr.. Ross was In the City Council cham
ber when one Of his Democratic friends
approached him.
How do you do, Howard. Allow mo %
congratulate YOU" he said, smiAngly.
city Treasurer Ross grasped the extend
ed hand of bis Democratic friend, and
when the hand was withdrawn g. left
deposited in Mr.. Ross palm notice OF
contest 1t was the first intimation Mr..
Ross had that Mr.. sasse intended to ques-
tion the election.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
GUATEMALA IN
STATE OF CHAOS
Wholesale Arrests as Result
of Recent Attempt to
Kill Cabrera

MEXICO CRY, July 2-Absolute chaos
is reported 10 ie;gn in Guatemala as a re-
suit OF the condemnation 10 death Of
scores Of men, some Of them prominent
ubsiness men. on charges Of being inn
plcated IN the recent attempt 90 assas-
sinate President Cabrera and the drafting
Of hundreds OF men In all lines Of bus
ness % increase The army.
Panic prevails throughout the country
and with the threat Of war being declared
against Gueatemaia BY Nicaragua the
sltution has been rendered desperate.
Fully $50 arrest were mode at one time.
Then the prisoners were placed IN groups
Of - and tied together Completely in
the plot against Cabrera is the charge
against an the men. Scores were found
guilty and sentenced to death.
Evening journal., 1907-07-02
ANTI-LICENSE
MEN MEET
Federation Held Session in
Grace Church Last Night
ana Adopted Resolutions

At a meeting Of the Church Anti
License Federation in Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church last night, represen-
tatives from most Of the Methodist
Presbyterian and Baptist churches and
from one Episcopal Church in VIII
mington were present. The eMthodists
who started the organization, have in
vited each church that has temper
ance committee to join the Federation,
and those churches that has no such
committee have been invited to send
representatives to join in the move
ment for no license. The result was
that nearly every Presbyterian and
Baptist Church was represented at last
nights meeting.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. High
lands. also had a representative in the
gathering, IL being the first church Of
that denomination TO be represented.
Caleb e. Burchinal resigned the
presidency of the associated temper
auce committee a week ago, and last
night the Rev Marna S. Poulson was
elected temporary president II is ex-
pected that business man may be
chosen for the presidency at a later
nlteDhb-
The Federation Is evidently stirred
at the organization Of the Business
Mems Protective Association" as one
campaign organization Of some of the
men interested in the liquor business
is known. Resolutions were adopted
by the Federation which In part read;
Resolved. That the Church Anti
License Federation Of Wilmington. al
Grace Church assembled, on Monday
evening. July /, express our profound
amusement at the unlimited presump-
ton OF the liquor dealers Of this city
in organizing as a Business Mems Pro-
tective Association Il was doubtless
in the sense ia which they claim thai
local option hurts business meaning
tho saloon business.
The resolutions then go on to POM
out that brewers and men in the liquor
business comprise the officers ana exc
cutive committee OF the Business
Mems Protective Association" and th'
resolutions describe this organization
as a sludicrous effort at deception
which "masquerades in borrowed
clothing