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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06
MORGANEERING THE COUNTRY

The New York Morning Telegraph thus exposes the Rocke
Teller Morgan combine that has been doomed the savers OF tho
country the days of the panic On Monday the day OF the open
ing of congress, that paper said:
The fight against reform of the currency laws the Slxet
congress has begun before that congress is born In New YORK
and elsewhere certain newspapers have already begun prove at
although the financial ngency large part induced
by the incacy of currency and that defect must be reded
by law still there need of currency legislation At BEST
though the country camorng and yaerng for REFORM we must
go slow
1T hardly necessary say that these are the paid
employees of the cotee of Wall bankers for whose mem
bers the late panic catastrophe but boon These fellows
naturally do not any revision of the laws which should make
impossible of the disaster of October and November
They do not desire legislation which should make impossible for
the money market be Moganeed per They have
often fat times but anything compare with the feast
they have just made the corpes of other mems fortunes
so the tip has been passed to the newspaper and the
campaign has begun The organs each its way knock
ing currency reform and by this sign you may know them will
be interesting to watch from what the Morganee
brand has been imprinted on the sixtieth congress.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06
Fifteen Dollars Per Acre.

One hundred and sixty of nice laying land fine soil n
better in your home country that the best This land has 9O
t,en+ with the school the land and about six miles
new orist mill In fact there two mills about equal dis
from This decided farm and mill about and half g
from place Good free for the getting; fine RANGE d
cent The place has large woroom log house. chicken bn
wood house. stable Sheds cellar etc. besides corras yards %
tons of hay each year besides other crops
market for all farm products at good prices to mining men @
egters at your door This of the chances of lifetime
worth much than the price asked We take as low
$500 in cash down. balance desirable city property Rer
only S24OO for acres with 200 inches of free water all &
There is also the house of the finest living springs Of ~
mountain water.
Inquire at BOISE CITIZEN OFFICE, Room g. Davis Bldg R
Idaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06
THE STANDARD EXPLAINS.

John d. Archbold vice president Of the Standard Oil Com
pany has contributed lengthy article the Saturday Evening
Post descriptive of the remarkable growth organization
OF that modern colossus of the world The en-
anng and instructive and shows that the grew and
developed far beyond the expectations
along the line of the adoption of every method
the of its products and cheaper production and
marketing Thus has been evolved marvellous pipe systems
that transport the crude oil 1900 miles Territory to
reneries in New York from whence tank steamers
carried across the pumped into cars into the
interior and delivered tank wagons doors of consumers
kind In addition there has been stimulus to trade
by the introduction of lamps oil and other such
parts Of the world shipment lamps having just
been made China where they will be sold EACH
order to extend the of oil These samples Of the
worldwide business methods of the Standard.
Mr. Archbod states that the company mistake in not
properly estimating the force of public opinion that public
should have been taken into the confidence upon
matters He further claims that the capital have
been increased many years ago $500000O00 upon
dividends of instead of attracting
criticism by paying 40 per $1000O000O The former
hgue much the real value of the company ownngs
The claim made that the Standard has Just in
IFS dealings and that it business enterprise charitable
institution and that resolve its original would
be national calamity There discussion the charges of
the receiving of illegal rebates from railroads
and awbrang methods alleged against the concern
bold the opening of his article stating he any
propositions in the When you contribution
the current literature of the financial world you will realize
reading of the greatest business machine constructed
by the mind Of
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06
ARE MAKING PROGRESS.

We have made material progress along the line of increasing
the capital stock Of the publishing company and expect be able
the publication of THE CITIZEN semi weekly
some time during the coming January
The paper has made decided gains during the past year
subscription list having been doubled that Of Republican
which THE CITIZEN succeeded There great field Idaho for
strong and vigorous Democratic newspaper the capital
this field The CITIZEN purposes grow and expand fill
For paying investment there is better proposition the
state than shares Of stock in The CITIZEN will be developed
into daily paper fast its patronage will Justify Every
Democrat should take at least share of stock of the par value
OF ten dollars payable in monthly nsaments
each
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06
is A DISAPPOINTMENT.

President Rooseves message has been disappointment
The practically united in the expression of the belief tina
the panic has wrought its effect upon the chief executive and haC
most SOLDERING influence The message all Rooevelan
1t lacks the fire and vgor of expression the people have commended
in his past uerances 1t is bid for support rayng
cy for reform There lack of suggestion of method of def
Inteness of plan only dealing in generalites
The president does not refer his astounding proposition
last winter in favor of the naturalization of the Japanese In
he omts all reference any friction between nations which
formed the basis for this remarkable time
The message disappointing lack of definite recone-
tariff issue while upon the ship subsidy it advocates more spe-
ca privileges at the expense of the ovebudened taxpayers
is the weakest message penned by Roosevelt
tans no note as ralynig cry for the campaign
special dispatch from Washington to the Philadelphia
Record states that President Roosevelt called Pepon Morgan
upon the Knckebocer Trust Company cease that reliable
information the effect that the was solvent and
should be placed upon feet This the bank that was
closed by the deseon of the other banks refusal of the
clearing house grant assistance The president Charles r
Barney forced resign and in despair committed suicide 1t
beginning to leak out that he the victim the Standard Oil
crowd and the Morgan influences these powerful interests control
ling the Clearing House against giving the concern any assistance
In this connection article first page from the Reviews
of Reviews quotes the New York World showing that the nnc
was raid by the biggest fishes upon the smaller ones is
Illuminating picture and then to have the press exong Morgan
as the saver OF the day. when he working entirely in his own
selfish interests is adding insult to injury Let's have man in
The White House who will close doors to such b,ccaneer &c
/ Pierpont Morgan
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06

Omaha Investigator; The Wall Street Journal says that
Roosevelt shared the faacy of the West country has be-
come SO rich that independent of Wall prices
mgh melt away the furnace OF stock exchange liquidation with
out the rest OF the country being in the least and that there
might be rich mans panic without the poor losing job
mat would have been the if the bankers of the West the
south kept their and other money out of Wall street as they
were constantly asserting that they They sent their money
10 Wan street and the bankers there rpudated their debts at least
for the time being
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06

The recall of Count Aok Japanese ambassador to the United
States by his said be due fact that he was
too friendly to government Ao learned that there was
deeSead prejudice against the Jap borers Pacific
OF every petty display of this feeling If his government over
successor who will endeavor make out of mole
hui IN these tng matters there will very be friction between
the two countries The Jap government altogether too bumptos
IN ITS treatment OF the United States while crngng servly
us Difference to Great Britain under the povocaon
laps stay at home where they belong and there will trouble
Otherwise their oyerbearng department will be sharply
the future
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06

Il you only had as long lease life the Mine Owners
Association and their official tools assuring Harry Orchard YOU
coud resi- easily Tor many years He be held
as witness against Steve Adams
IN Colorado in the sweet bye and bye
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County of Ada.
M. J. NORRIS and J. G. JULIEN,
Plaintiffs,
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06

Inc country is safe The panic has The States
man IS beside itself with gee Timber Bill has taken his seat
II me senate where Adrch and Standard Oil reign supreme Sound
cybals and beat the drum Teddy proclaim national ho
day.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-06

There was another splendid meeting of Democratic Cub
at the City Hall last Monday evening which several new
Ds signed the constitution The principal address the evening
was by Frank B. Knyon, who spoke for harmony and mice .
matters OF principles while allowing personal freedom in action !
executive committee and that committee was given char &c M
matter OF arrangements for Jackson Day celebration on r
sth and will report at the meeting of the club which
ned on Monday evening December 10th Judge Fnne Fred
Floed ana om M Regan were appointed standing programme
committee to secure speakers and arrange the exercises for M
lar meetings Former Mayor Alexander has been invited and @
address the club at the meeting All Democrats and
generally are cordially invited to attend
From exchange of 1850: Harry Orchard dol of J.,
at Boise Idaho where for half century he has been A.
guest OF the state The last forty years he has Travelled
as witness, his services being constant demand IN
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
CHARLESTON AS IMMIGRANT PORT.

Congress has passed bill appropri-
ating $4,000 for the establishment OF
an immigration station at Charleston,
which assures newcomers from distant
shores to those OF South Carolina a
suitable place OF Decentralization The
matter Of immigration has taken def
mite shape in South Carolina, and the
first trip OF Commissioner Watson was
fruitful OF results which have warrant
cd the immigration bureau in sending
him back to Germany and Holland
Nor will he go alone this time, but
iormcr Governor Hayward and Mr.
James CoSgrovc, a legislator, will ac-
company him. These three gentlemen
expect to visit several foreign couu-
tries, but their trip abroad will be spc-
cihCally for the purpose OF obtaining
from the LloydS Steamship company
promise to operate at regular in
tcrvalS, and frequent, line OF immi-
grafton steamers TO the port of Char
icStOn.
There is no reason why Charleston
should not become the immigration
port Tor the entire South. and we trust
the good old Carolina city will reap
rich harvcsts from the movement
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
. HIS REPUTATION RUINED.

Senator Bailey, of Texas. returned
to the senate last Sunday,-the day be-
fore adj djournment,-for the first time
that session. He was reelected to the
senate after All investigation of his con-
duct in dealing with the Standard Oil
company, and the Texas legislature
vindicated him OF the charges made
against him. But that vote of the leg
islature will not remove from his name
the stain which it was sought to place
upon it. Whatever may be the truth
OF the case, however innocent Mr.. Bal
Icy may be of the charges, his enc
mics have damned his reputation IN
the eyes OF many thousands of people
Tie was successful i'll his rcfutation of
the charges, he will serve another six
years i'll the senate, but his utterances
VIII not be received with that conf
dcncc on part OF the pubic which has
heretofore marked his public words.
Senator Bailey may have been in
n"ccnt OF the charges, but he was too
thick with the folk OF the trust. He
did not avoid the appearance of evil.
He dallicd with temptation, and even
III he did not succumb, he needlessIv
laid himself open to suspicion Fcw
our part, VIC believe in the senator's
Integrity; but we deplorc his lack al
foresight and discretion.
AS for his enemies: They have been
successful in injuring the reputation of
their senator, and with ghoulish glec
they will soon attack someone else, to
his hurt. The case is analogous to "a
petty scandal i'll small communists,
Someone sees the Sunday school isu
pcriutcndcnt emerge from a dark Ane
i'll the dead hours OF the night, nd
next day tells oi the occurrence, AID
ing in a whisper his suspicious. hc
rumor travels, and grows. The pnr
superintendent finally hears oi it all
denies his guilt, and offers a rcasOA
able and true reason for his prcscnJ
i'll the alley. His true friends belicvS
him and accept his explanation, though
they think he acted unwiScly in travel
/ ing a short cut when il would take him
into evil surroundings. His opponents
smile when the superintendent reads
the lesson next Sunday, and the poor
In'nocent m2;ln ii Is b1 bir'S"G re.;, by the
'hc cannot be too c,r.i,,I
charges against anotbor o' ms
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
Nice Buildings.

ADheviiIc is to have two nice buiId
Ihgs' town hall and a court housc
we learn that the city hall will hc ~,
.ne lot now occupied By the AIason;,
lodge upstairs, and down stairs ~,
hon. r. Il. Gary's law Office and nv
Mr.. KyEard's jcwclry store.
Inc new cour, house is to he b,,;I,
III the ncighborhoOd. il no, ON rho .o,n,,
spot where the barn now stands
nc oulidln&N are to be such as to
20 honor to any community and ,,.;,,
De source oi pride to the br;I,,.r.
and to the people who are At ,bo;r
back ''''''
The rich. YOU know, can dodge while
'he poor don't have to paw much A,d
~, you Scc' we will all be happv
lh'S editor was in hopes that the
'ourt mouse would get a different IT,, |
'o''' 'nat on which the barn now stands
'u' '"e committee OF gentlemen who
lad the work in charge couldn't Leon
he step.
But let them build their fine s,rrc.
fcS' ana no one will be prouder tb,,
ne Press and Banncr.-Thc pross o,a
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
lhe Boy Problem.

,od. "e greatest problem in the wor1,
c.;, = inc boy problem. The bow 80
ma, h,;',e ""'Se treatment than anv b,,.
+ "e'!'s- or any animal ON ea~ib
business or talking to him in =, ir;.rdI,.
'"''I'och'laI manner. or make anv effort
!" arouse boys friendship. insD;re
MS ambition or help him in any woy
|" see the big things OF lie and ,nol.,
" man OF himself. On the o,h.r hand
'''rE i"aicr in town or country, every
"c cr-c"-wcll knows every bow ~,
name seeking his companionshin o,,l
friendship and has constant access and
association with him during ,bc ior,,,
"u'e period OF his lie. That anv bow
should go through his course oi ,roo,
n'ht and finally make a man oi ,.bor
'''cr Is source OF constant ,vordo-
environment does determine to =,
"Sc extent a boys future. and #
boy 5 affections and ambition ar.
,",'''ated and guarded from deterrent
hiiuences he can't but grow in char
Ctcr."
we Go not copy all the article from, !
'"i'h the above is taken ior the reason a
'at we do not think that the wr;,or b
cIerrcd to the proper means for sor,,
X thc boy problem. We do nor \. t
eve that any society or club or Chris ;
an organization can do this 7,
'""id be done in the home and ~, c
'e parents The great trouble with il
'"St OF our boys arises from the &c. b
"t 'hey have no home government l.,
''y not only do as they please, but -,
:! MAKE their parents submit to their II
'eet wills. Any one can tell :,
"rnent what are the home Influence III
~ ~ surround boy. His manner tn
Is inc whole story. Let parents \.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
NO SHIP SUBSIDY FOR THE PRESENT

by maintaining successful e,;,
'e' 'he Democrats in the senate nre-
'e'i'eu a gigantic steal from the ,rb-
lic' to ennure to the benefit ~ . :.:
lged class 81 ship owners. in the rat
Vi "hat is termed ship subsidy >,
lhe Republican party is 4 partv for q,
glasses against the masses, and so,,o
Vi their legislative maneuvers arc M,
paDly frauds. The ship subsidy scber,o
IS one OF the most hagra,t o,,..
schemes that has been nro,oso1
III order to control the votes
'"'Se States, the Republican nartv
% wiling to commit legalized robberv
OF the people of the United States 49,,
give the booty to a few favorod ;,.
Viduals. Tariff legislation as e,oo,
by Republicans is for the purnoso .;
'e''''e the few at the expense Of ,
'"e many and the Republicans do ro. =,
attempt to hide the fact W.. q,
arc many hgh-toned, honorable and
V" Cnr'St'an men in the Republican 4
'TV VINO endorse these base ;,,r;
R'eS concocted by the leaders of ,ho y
"''y' How good men, intelIigent o,d s.
Inc'rc' can so widely differ unor ona. Il
onS involving principle. is alike is
'ycoIoglcaI and moral riddle -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
UNION. s. c., MARCH s, 1907.

Pay up your subscription. You will
feel better and our pockctbook will
be heavier.
The Russian Douma opened on
March 5. Red flags and turbulent
crowds were much in evidence
A good many new names have come
on our mailing list recently We ap-
preciatc the names and the dollars.
Plans are under way for the erection
near Aiken, S. c.. large san,arium
for the treatment OF pulmonary dis
eases.
Now that Columbia has an album
dant supply of good water why should
'"-f rhe"so. determined to open up her
are being trapped and eaton !,
'"I wing people. Lawlcs>ncss :, '"e
'>' case III the famine districts ''' '''c
X * i;
vet ready for a stro;rr,,,
a .y ""'sNey question in Union rn,,,. "''
nl,, ,""''y dlSpcnsary is ius, , ,,.y ,,;.
''' SIiop under a new n,r,o
x x
,,.s nv 'hterdcnominational Sto. 6 /
C''S'Sehooi convention r,aa. sun
Hcorsetown Marsh Ja.4a. e., % IN
send delegates.
\ hre resulting in SI5oooo da,,,ro
occurred at Mooscllc. on the U,r,.,,,., c
ana Brancnvillc railroad Tho l,.a" 7
lumber mills owned by the Salkcba,rh. +
'e Lumber Co.. located there. were q
destroyed. No insurance. ii
X = x <
several students oi the State rr;- Il
'erNiiy have been suspended on No. ci
count OF h"zinp episode which occur "r
{" mere lew days ago. Some were lo
"Spchd'd Tor two weeks. and Others ha
or the remainder oi the session, II
On March 4th Dave Gunter shot hi
hd Killed Jake Taylor at Wor.y;Iro wi
car Greenwood. Both were vorn, wi
zen ABOUT grown. Bad whisllcv was OF
inc bottom OF the row. Guntcr !. n,
'dscd IN Jail at Greenwood. The
x X X is
mr. J. T. Wilkins, an aged paralvtic wa
C"WpcnS. was burned to death Wcd- the
.Saay IN fire which DESTROYED the bee
"N'hS home. Mr.. Ball Wilkins Scv
eSlocnt OF the Mary Louise mills !, bra
son OF the deceased. His 1rap;, Gn,.h Sta
greatly raor.,,oJ ">"'h -,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08

make their boys obey them implici,Iv
and they will not only respect their
parents but other folks as well. and
the boy problem is solved -Ex.h,n,,a
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
Winter is Deaths Harvest Time
And Pneumonia is the Staple Crop
GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA GlJRF

- non years recognized as an ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC for
p'.''a' coughs colds and Group will soon b t,,,..
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"'i one collar bottle. You it to your loved onns
~" owe 1t to yourself to always have bottlo j.; 49,
mouse. Buy today and apply externally. Harmless h,,
almost miraculous 'e'9 out
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-01
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State Of Georgia, Glynn County
Lavender Kellogg VS.. Mary Lee
Kellogg, Ia Glynn Superior curt,
May term. 1907 Libed foi total
civ orce
30 Said Defendant. Mary lie Kel-
logg:
You are hereby directed and re-
CURED To be and appear at the mex
Superior Court to be held ID aad for
said county on the tnirdN Monday
Ia May, next, to answer in san eau.
IN dcfault Of such answer the
ourt viii proceed as the
reefs and as to justice shall seem
proper This citation and notice
Is issued, published and made uadei
authority of the order of the judge
of said court granted at chambers
on the 18th instant directing service
on you bu publication Witness the
Honorable r. A. Parker, judge Of
said court, this the 10th day Of
March. 1907
n. r. du Bignsn,
Clerk Superior Court. Glynp County
Georgia
Frank "A. Harris, Plaintiffs Attorney
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-01

Georgia, Glynn County.
90 All Whom 1t May Concern.
This IS to give notice that the un-
dersiened has IN due form applied
to the ordinary OF said county for
an order granting leave to toe IN
dersisned to sell the lands In a
county Of the estate Of S. NJ p
low. said sale to be made for tn
purpose OF distribution. Said ap-
plcation will be acted on at the
next term of the court OF ordinary
IT said county. on the first Monday
in May. 1907.
This April 18th, 1907.
j. &. duBignon,
as Administrator Cum Testamento
Annexo on the Estate in GlynH
County Of S T.. M. Barlow, De
ceased
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-01
WAT DOES LIFE
INSURANCE COST
And Where Does Your<Monsy Cor
Some interesting FaeG on a Thor
oUghIy interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes of Massa-
chusetts afford " most complete
protection to pGcy holders Of any
tate in the union. No insurance com
pany ever chartered under Massa-
chusetts reserve laws has ever fail
ed or been involved in insurance scan
dals.
The Columbian National not only
operates but Ia chartered under tle
stringent laws Of Massachusetts, and
is the only old line life insurance
company that deposits all nfApies col
scted from this district in Brunswick
banks until the reserve put in perma-
emit securities taat effect us localty
1t leaves your premium at home. sun
pose all premiums paid fG life
urance premiums in this city weTel
eft In Brunswick banks, how muen
greater would your bank do
The Columbian National nov has
money deposited in Brunswick banks
aud 6ruHswiok has teen designated
as = permanent repository for all pre-
miums collected on policies written in
my district, which is composed Of
Gym. Ware, Mcintosh. Coffee, Charl-
ton. Cllnch, Pierce. Jetf Davis and
Nayne counties.
CONSIDER and compare the convert
1INe and renewable policy issued by
tne Columbian National Life Insur-
nee Company, OF Boston, Mass.
$1,000 COSTS ANNUALLY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-01
Application for !-say. Of Support.
4aOrpfa Gfvnn Ciouufv

Application for !-saSs Of Support.
Georgia, Glynn County
Mrs. /. 3. Lay having made appli-
cation for twege months support out
" the Estate Of II C. Day. and ap-
praisers duly appointed to set apart
he same, having filed their reutrn, all
persons concerned are hereby reQuir-
cd to show cause before the court OF
ordinary of said county on the first
Monday in May. 1907, why said ap
pllcatiou shonld not be granted
This 8th. day Of April, 1907
Horace Dart
0rdinAEa .}iFuI Comfy Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-01

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