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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-29
About Digestion.

1t is not the quantity of food taken
but the amount digested and assimlat-
ed that gives strength and vitality to
the system. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorate the stom-
ach and liver and enable them to per-
form their functions. The result is a
relish for your food, increased strength
and weight, greater endurance aud a
clear head. Price pc. Sample free
For sale by owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-29
H,uscular Pains Cured.

"During the summer OF , lg'J ~ , v 'I IS
ipstep Of my foot, says Mr.. > :, w ya." ;,
Of lhS Toronto ont. AT times It was So ~
OF , onoI ! could hardly walk, Chamber :.
paln'u n : ~ p,lm was recommended to
m ,"fl' So tried it and was was c0" ! have
n me' ~ by one small bottle | =, nr NV
c ! Commented ~ it to several OF ID" y,
since re' a'l Of whom speak highly ''
I. Wv sole by owl Drug store
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-29
NEUROLOGY

Mrs. J. a. Mahan, after a long
and painful illness passed away wa
Sunday afternoon at go. Inc
funeral took place from the resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon at E'o'
conducted by Rev. VIM. DeWeese
and Rev. Walter A. Hltchcock'
" Mrs, Mahan was native OF
Ohio, and lived in Jetiersonv,lle'
where She married DR.. } a. Ma
han some ten years ago. The III
neral was largely attended.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-29
Notice.

postcflcc address: EIenoburs county com o. d, N'''
mas. State of Washington ''l - 80
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-29
Chas. H. Flum1nerfe]t.
Successor to r. r. Wilson.
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES,
Headquarters Observation-Disclosures Roasted coffees
Try the White House Blend
Lynce Block. Phone Red "a,
THE LOCAL EVENTS

room with munps.
Harry Moody is suffering with
the mumps this week.
R. D. Imam went up to CleElum
on business Tuesday.
T. F. Barton of Aberdeen is over
this week on business.
F. c. Porter of Thorp was down
on business Wednesday.
H. W. Rodman is pretty badly
afflicted with rheumatism.
Thanksgiving day was very gen
orally observed i'll this city.
]. P. Warner returned from a
trip to Roslyn last afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Blair is in Tacoma
to spend a few weeks with relatives.
Next Tuesday is municipal cleo
ton day. Line up for the men of
your choice.
Judge Kaufman held court for
Judge Preble in North Yakima
Monday and Tuesday.
Capt. Steinman, of Yakima,
spent yesterday i'll our city with
relatives and friends.
Judge Gamble, of CleElum, died
Monday forenoon at 10 clock at
the ripe old age of 80 years.
Chas. Gleason of North Yakima,
was in the city few days since on
business He conducts a marble
yard in that city.
Every coal dealer in this city has
an abundance of coal on hand now,
50 there need be no fear of fuel
famine THIS winter.
Rev. Z. w. Catlin of North
Yakima will hold divine services
in Turner hall, Saturday, No
vember 80, at II a. m.
In all our experience i'll the
printing business, covering a period
OF 81 years, never has Our office
been so crowded with job work.
W. w. Bonney united in the
holy bonds of matrimony, Novem
Der rs, George Meek and Miss
Sarah Ann Devies, both OF this
valley.
We are glad to see H. L. Stow
ell is able to be up and around
again after being confined to his
room for ten days, bordering on
pneumonia.
J. A. Thomas, a brother of W.
A. Thomas, formerly Of this city,
but now and for some years past a
resident of CleElum, is reported as
being down with typhoid fever.
Carrie Bowers was moved from
Dr' McCauley's hospital a few days
Since to the home of her brother,
Johnny Bowers. She was operated
upon some weeks ago for Appendix
citis.
A special series of meetings, III
charge of Eyangelists Winter and
Everett, will begin at the Methc-
dlst Episcopal church next Sunday.
by those who have heard him, Mr..
Winter is said to be an evangelist
OF no ordinary ability. Come and
near them. VIM. DeWeese, pastor.
A couple of fiat cars on the Mil
waukee siding east Of Craig's hill
on a slight grade downward, got
away from the boys Sunday and
!ammed down against the pile
afiver car in the road in front OF
x. A. Turner s residence, and sent
'ne whole crew of cars through the
'elsphone line, demolishing the
same for couple of blocks.
The servsces at the First Chris
aan church will be in charge OF
the c. w. B. NJ. Auxiliary. Mrs.
sargent will deliyer the address.
one has a state wide reputation as
speaker, and should have a large
nearing. Attorney Doty of the
ahu'saloon league will speak in the
evening, and it is guaranteed the
audience will not be talked to death.
AL Interested in the suppression OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22
RE WAL SERVICES
Continue 70 Attract Large congrega.
tons at Calvary Baptist
Church.

The Calvary Baptist church was
crowded to the doors again LAST nigh.
The revival services being attended
by a congregation of deply interest
Cd men and women.
Two were converted and two Joined
the church Since the meetings com
menoed a week ago there have been
81 conversions and % additions to the
church membership
A special prayer meeting viii Fs
held at he home Of Mr.. Campbell or
Twentieth street at T p, m this eve
ing Meetings viii be held al 7:@0
D. m every evening
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22
conelsrerste ur-t,-n.

= man appeared ca a London subu.
pan street the other Lay wearing hss
saT trousers. a London Scottish Halt
Z lunlc with l0.a and Lancashire
regiment buttons. and with q foot.
guard 8 bearsFin On his head lie was
arrested for bringing the uniform
into contempt" though be explained
mat ne vas on his way ia give a
recitation The magistrate advised
him next tiE-- be wanted % do that
kind OF thing TO g. 10 Eoepe-ick and
do 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The maximum temperature yoste
day was As, minimum %; at p. m.
rs; at IL O'Clock last night il was
AZ on the streets The day was fair
and last night remained clear
The government bulletin yesterday
reported practically no rain with lo~
Temperatures in the extreme west
and north.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22
Sun and Moon.
Washinnton Forecast.

Washington, d. G. Jan 2l.-IlIinoia
Fair in south. snow in north Tues
day, Wednesday fair. colder in south.
winds becoming northwest and fresh
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity; Rain and warm
ef
Illinois; Rain in South rain or
snow In norm portion warmer
Kentucky: Far; rising tempcG
fure
Tenne see Fair; warmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22

every t-s sais- ----t ai.f-s..
=art I'd 7-I- j. aimed e., Irsest
e yos thAi # q eers e 5uusi zoe
allf ~ as
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22

Efh'y-eTs uar ceaf ef ri.s --~- "a
don Ct ise BuiisfiE soes Directly "a r.
- homaa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-22

LEAVING OF TolIfi1z s17one
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
IN A FEW WEEKS
CHILDREN AND TEACHERS NOW
PREPARING FOR THE OPEN.
ING THIS MONTH

Teachers and pupils alike who have
been away for the summer are now
returning home and within a week
or so they will all be back ready to
take up their work for the coming
term.
The public schools Of the city will
open on Monday, Sept 80, and the
preliminary work will begin within
few days
1t is expected that the coming
term will be one of hte most success
full in the history of the schools, and
the increase in attendance is expec-
ted to be large, SO large that the
board Of education will have to pro-
vide some means for the accommo-
dation Of the children. II is known
that many families have removed to
Brunswick since the schools closed
in June and all of the parents will
want to get their children in the
public school ii possible.
1t was generally expected, when
the schools closed, that new school
building would be- erected in Old
Town in time for the coming term,
but there has been an unavoidable
delay in making preparations for the
construction Of the building and no
active steps looking 10 the new school
house have yet been taken.
However, it is expected that the
board win devise some plan whereby
all children who desire to attend the
public schools win be provided with
seats. q
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
SEPTEMBER COTTON TO aa
BRING FIFTEEN CENTS

Atlantas Sept. 4.--As was predicted
here by merchants and bankers who
have carefully followed the proceed
ings Of the farmers Union at Little
Rock, Ark, that organization has
named Is cents as the minimum
price a (which cotton viii be sold in
September.
The convention went a little fur
ther than was expected, however, by
decreasing that comwencing with
October oncquaeter Of a cent should
be added to The price each additional
month
The prediction that President
Charles S. Barrett, Of A,Haer Ca
viii be reelected national president Of
the organization meets with general
approval by the friends OF the farm
ers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
THOMAS GIVEN
TRIAL YESTERDAY
THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE ON
WHICH TO HOLD THE MAN
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.

Ed Thomas, the young white man
who was arrested Wednesday on the
charge of attempting to assault little
Ivy Hope was arraigned before JUS
tice Fshm yestera morning for a
preliminary he%&g, and, as there
waz no convicting evidence against
the young man, he was released b.
the Justice.
Several Witnesses were introduced
during the trial but none of them
submitted any evidence on which the
young man could be held on the SCI
ious charge which was preferred
against him, 1T developed at the rial
that the young man and the girl We're
related in some way, Mrs. Lauranoe
Bell the mother Of the child, beng
a half-sister Of Mrs. Hope, who is
related to Thomas. The child. who
resides in the country, was brought
TO the city by Mrs. Bell and left
temporarily with Mrs. Hope. Thom-
as also lives with Mrs. Hope and
was frequently with the little girl.
However, there was not a single
witness who could throw any light
on the case and the young man was
acquitted The friends Of Thomas re-
lieve him to be innocent all along
and were glad to see him acquitted
al the preliminary hearing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
THE STORES ALL RENTED.
New Building Opposite ogIethorpe
Hotel Nearing Completion.

'F~'' DN'N'''S DFfSS'N~ 9'N-''O' r
Hotel Nearing Completion.
The two-story brick building on A
street, just opposite the Oglethorpe
hotel Is rapidly nearing completion
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
The building consists Of four roomy
stores ami a large second story.
AN four Of the stores have already
been rented. The first will be used
as a restaurant. which means that
Brunswick is to have another up-to-
date eating place. The second store
viii be occupied by an electrical con
cern, the third has been leased for
two years by a concern in the city,
while there are four people after the
other stores. It is understood that
the second story will be equipped for
boarding house purposes and viii
more than likely afford another sleep
ing house for visitors to the city,
something tha tbs badly needed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
SALOON MEN ARE PREPARING.
Most of Them Have Decided An
What They Win Do Next Year. p

What They Wih Do Next Year. Y
Nearly all Of the saloon men of
Brunswick. who have been arranging
their plans for next year since the
prohibition bill was passed by th@
legislature. have decided what they
will do and the majority of them
have their plans completed
The News feels safe in saying that
over half of the saloon people VIII
remain in Brunswick Many Of them
win engage in other business and one
or two announcements to this effect
will be made in a few DAYS. Others
have made arrangements 20 continue
to reside here, while one or two have
completed their plans TO locate in
the same business i'm other states and
one or two VIII remove before the
end of the year.
However, it is known that at least
half of The saloon men will continue
70 make Brunswick their home
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
MANSFIELD left
A GOOD FORTUNE
WILL or THE GREAT ACTOR
MADE PUBLIC NJ NEW.
YORK

New York, sept 5.-The contents
OF the will left by Richard Mansfield
have been made public here by Judge
Dittenhoeffer, who was in charg Of
Mr.. Mansfield's legal affairs.
This will was made in 1894 and aft
ei providing for the payment of all
just debts left by Mr. Mansfield, the
entire estate, both real and personal,
is left to Mrs. Mansfild, who is made
the sole executrix.
AS the will was made in 1894
which was before the bi-th Of Mr.
aIansfield's son, George Gibbs the boy
will take his share Of the estate as
II the actor died without a will. The
viii. which is brief, will be probated
on Friday
Mr.. Dittenhoeffer was unable to
say much concerning the size Of The
estate. but it is certain that it is
much smaller than it was originally
houeht to be. The insurance on Mr..
Nansfield's life, which was given a.
s250.000. turns out to be $69.3J9, $43,
600 of which goes to the widow and
the remainder to the estate, the val
ue Of which is given as $4,000.
Nh. Dittenhoeffer said that for the
last ten years all that Mr. Mansfield
accumulated either in real or person
al property had been pAaced at once
ia the name OF his wifA
. The house at 316 Riverside drive
and the Connecticut farms all were
transferred TO Mrs. Mansfield i'm
mediately after their purchase. All
plays and manuscripts, as well as all
stock held By Afr. Mansfield in the
Richard Mansfield Company are left
10 the widow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
TRUSTEES OF
NEW COLLEGE
f.
THEM HELD MEETING IN AT.
LANTA AND FORMALLY
ORGANIZED
READY NJ BEGIN WORK



Atlanta Sept 7.-~Compiete orsaN
1zaJlon b| the principals on the EIeH-
en- District Aerlc0hural College OF
Georgia mas been performed by a
meeting OF Ohsse educators held IN
lhe state senate CHAMBER Walcl re-
suited IN the selection oi Proi' g. T.
Adams. principal OF the fltlh DIS
trict Agricultural ColleSe' located
al Monroe. as chairman
Professor ). n Fosers' OF 'he
l'A'n. Dl7'llct As'lcu''urai Co'Iese'
located ~ 9pa' ia was eioclou 's ''e
ohaii ii''ll anu J. FoieS7oI f. W. Ni'i'uS'
ol 'he 9iA'' Di7''icO 'Io"''u vi On
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Ono If tbc main features Of this
farm IL 10 be the cattle raising ex-
a4rimants such as advocated by DR..
Eou1o Ho declared that by using
bottom seed meal as a cattle feed he
- ob1e to add 800 hounds in weight
n tho cattle bv feeding 600 pounds
of cotton seed meal State chemist
nfocandless has notified the millers
- t1,a wor,d tbat If thov consider the
standsrd of feed SNIFF as fixed by
Iin, .tool,igb A. admit of wheat bran.
that ,ho cooro,o farmers wouId nee
tho eoufbern nrodnct cotton seed
,-ao1 and oct al tho feed valuc nee
a..or,.
- dfsor.sino tbis feature Prof
pa,r,ra sai5. ,r bove found Inv ex.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
soHE PRETTY POSTERS.

The Atlantic, Birmingham and At
lantic has issued number Of pretty
posters, showing interior and ezter-
ior views of their fine passenger
cars. The new schedule and connec-
tions are given on the cards and, al
together, they are a most attractive
advertisement The a. 2. & a has
the finest passenger equipment in
thee south. and they are proud OF
this fact
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
MAKES PIANO THA7 WHISTLES.
YouHS.. Negro Preacher Patents In
strIin snd Has an Offer.

Richmond, Va, Sept g Rev.
James c. EARLY a young negro, has
been granted a patent for whistling
piano of his own invention. The in
strument has a keyboard arranged on
a scale somewhat Differed from a
piano. It is capable of whAtling the
most difficult notes The HNGro al
ready has been approached by a
northern mSl with 4 handso9N offer
Ter the patent rights. He Bpes to
induce men of his race to cgganize q
stock cmpany to exploit the instru-
ment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06

on; these electors N be instructed to
refuse to participate in the election
Of committeeman unless the com
mitteeman be instructed 10 refuse a
settlement upon anything less than
an eight hour day, at 25 per cent in
crease, equal pay, for equal work re
gardless Of sex or previous condition
Of seryitude, free typewriters and all
strikers to return to work without
exception
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
TWO More Entries,

TWO More Entries.
The band Of thieves who have been
operating in the city for the past
month are keeping up their work
with an average Of one or two at
tenpts at robbery every n.gthi The
police department had two more calls
Wednesday night but in each case
the thief had scapad before the Of
ficrs arrived
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
SENATOR BORAH
MUST FACE JURY.

Boise. Idaho, Sept. 5.-The indict-
ments returned last April by the fed
eral grand jury against Senator vii
liam 2. Borah and three prominen.
men, charging conspiracy to d4fraud
the Uhited States. government, was
served on the defendants today
Senator Rorah was leading counsel
for the state il the prosecution o.
Haywood and other union labor lead
ers for alleged conspiracy to murder
Haywood was acquitted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
SAVE TEN PER CENT TODAY.

That Much VIII Be OF at Leavy
& Co.'S.
Those who buy from Leagy & Co,
21s rant street today viii save 10
Ser cent. We are compelled to make
Toom. Everything in The house is on
ale. Our carpets. the best ever
sbown here-will be en- sale again TO-
dag. There are bargains in it. Leayy
4 Co.. 213 Grant street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
HUSBAND sLAYs LOVER OF WIFE

Dayton, Ohio, Sept 5.-Fire Chief
B H. Miller, Of Franklin Ohio, to-
day killed J. II. Little who recently
el2ped with his wife, and was return
ing to Franklin last night for trial.
Miller entered the police station and,
going directly to Little's cell fiHd
two shots, which lodged in the mans
brain. Miller is now a raying ma
MAC, and is under guard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
THEY HAVE BEEN PLACED ON
ALL PASSENGER TRAINS ON
THE SYSTEM.
NEW SCHEME INAUGURATfD
co7ductors Still Have Charge Of the
Trains While the Auditors Take
Up Tickets and Collect
All Fares.

The Atlantic. BIRMINGHAM and At
ianse railroad has adopted the aud
Hor s. stem on this branch Of the
road. and now an trains between
Brunswick and LaGrange. which is
Tie ulln line, are in charge of these
audie3rs. who, in The most part take
the place of the regular conductor
III win be remembered that several
months aeo the Southern railway put
on several Of these auditors, who
came ON certain runs unexpectedly
Is the conductors, but the A. 3. &
A. has adopted a different system.
Instead of sending an auditor along
once or twice a month, nbeknowing
to the conductor until the auditor
takes charge, the A. B. & A., is now
sending an auditor on every passen-
ger train. He takes charge OF the
train from the time it leaves here un-
It'll the run is finished The con
ductor Of course, runs as usual and
practically has charge of the train,
only the auditor takes up all tickets,
cash fares, etc
For the pasta GAYS r C. VII
liams has been .Mi this, run. Hs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06

no idea Of the many advantages Of
fered by Brunswick Mr.. Stokes sta
Ted that he had visited many ports
in recent years. but at none Of them
did he see such a bright future as in
brunswick Mr.. Jennings is simply
carried away with the city and thinks
brunswick has the best future of
any city in the south.
These two gentlemeI will remain
here Tor several days and wild be
busy gathering data concerning the
city and county, photos, etc, 10 be
used in the handsome booklet which
is to be distributed throughout the
country by the railroad company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-06
EFFORTS MADE
TO END STRIKE
49,
NOW BELIEVED THAT THE DIFF
FERENCES WILL SOON BE
SETTLED.
EXPERT MUST
WAIT F0R PAY


r,s ~ , [hoo ] ana 1 5t WHOEVER THE RAILROAD COW
uans p satisfactory MlSSiONeRS EMPLOYS MUST
business being transacted WAIT vrAo
without friction. W " '
The strikers are siu confident al
secuhed The following storv
Other positions wl from The Atlanta Constitution Of W.
work terdav.
ing diligently strike Whoever the railroad eonni,sio
comtee OF lortne delegates
M sections the country VIII wait for year almost erA hi
New Of salary
September should
The Telegraph Asso general appropriation bin did not
ry this item of expense as it wa
discl@ Terms q peace. the mcreas
SEN eonHd Of ultimate victory railroad
Che operators s the meeting held in
Chcaso on Monday raised er Wa4e the
demands increase Ia the session
stead commit In way eece
who WIN reRsen Chicago chairman
hegenra coner in New York
will be instructed accordingly bill
the committee OF fohye VIII included this Rl
consists The act proo NOR
sentng the Western Union Company
from the Postal five the railroad provided
same are deemed necessary
auxiliary their services the sum of $4,000
viii represent all the be appropriated.
nmploged by both companies No
Cook Makes Danal commits to this expert IN
Several days ago was nod tilt is seen bow he is to be pat
pending the apn &aon his
18th September and Ne nes
strikers quoted Superints# p
Cook Western Upb3 Hxtr
uany, authority for that u
Cook denied hat@ u exl;
Of Ygyack sal
by the OPERATOR
a coincidence that theH NS8eTever thai
conference should be A~S3s,extra commits
the dates mentioned. will be abb
Delegates to The cf
instructions Gdes en-
settlement which doe nee and
telegraph companies Date tang
resofFf4 u unless ar
a Chicagds "a IN float bt
by IA 49, ~ work ven
That this ocaIfEy - a he nad for his ser
proceed elect fss II FsgT lump next june
tal and one for the u