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The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Here's a meadow fun q sunshine.
Ripe grasses hush and high
There's a reaper ca the roadway.
aud a iark hangs iu the sky.
There's a nest of love inclosiHg
Three little hsaks that cry.
The reaVeT's iB the meadow,
And a lark hangs in the sby,
Here's q mead all frll of sumner.
And a tragedy E0es b.
With a knife amongst the gHsses,
And a song mp iu the sky
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

The visit Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cobden-Ssn-
derson 20 the United States IS coincident
with the publication Of Miss Elizabeth
Robins new novel "The Convert" The
fact is especially interesting because Mrs
Golden -Sanderson IS one Of the strong
leaders Of the "suffragist' movement IN
England. while Miss Robins story IS
more plea for womsn's rights than IL is
a novel. and all its circumstances are
drawn from the English conditions as
they now exist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20

600 passenger cars of 1882 have h
come 80 800 In 1907. The iner..,
was less rapid thsnFin the case a .
locomotives. This Is due to :,
large relative growth OF freight r.,
dc and she diversion OF a cousld.,
able proportion OF the psssen..
traffic TO electric railways.
, The 100000 freight cars Of lsS
became 1854, 900 In 1907, and he,
again capacity per car was certsiul
doubled. The total miles OF srap
and sldings, grew from l41 900 mil.
10 1882 to 1924, 900 miles In 100,
In 1882 over hall the railway NH
age was still laid with iron rails>tb
total being "A, 267 miles, cohipsrs
with $1,000 miles OF steel rails. |
1907 there we're only $3.50 miles
iron rails left, which one would an,
pose must by this time resembI
"two stresks OF rust"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20
RAILWAY MILEAGE DOUBLED.
wonderful Increase of Railroads
In Last Quarter Century.

To say that In the last quarter oil
a century the mileage OF American
railways has doubled Is telling the
least OF the remarkable advance oil
she iron horse. The locomotive Is.
sell has quadrupled In numerical
force, and that is striking no balance
between its pulling power and eff.
cheney to-day and twenty-five years
ago.
la 1882 there were ia 677 miles
OF railway In operation, and In 1907
there were 22s, 12S miles, or almos,
exactly doubled. Traffic has increas
ed, however, much more rapidly than
mileage. The 10, 900 locomotives 10
service in 1882 are contrasted with
$500 In 1908, and the new loco.
motives probably average fully
double the traffic capacity OF the old,
says the engineering News. The Is,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20
The Charges Against COWherd.

. The Kansas City Journal, the
principal Republican paper in west
ern Missouri says, In fairness to she
! Democratic candidate for Governor;
"The effort so discredit William 5.
Cowherd by representing thss he ELL
sered into compact with a noto-
rious IS. L Iuis curruptioniss In she
late primaries and thereby secured
his nomination is NOS likely TO sue.
ceed. Mr.. Cowherd Is nus new man
IN politics, For years he represent
ed his home district In Congress. His
record, public and private has been
keenly scrutinlzsd time aud again by
mis- political opponents 10 she hope {, (
tinding something unsavury that
could be used against him In his cam.
paigns, but always without success.
Here in Kansas Clty and jackson
county where he IL k Iown best he en-.
joys she respect and confidence of the
people In high degree, as was evi.
jenced by the large vote accorded
MIN anu the insignificant showing
made by his competitors In the pri-
mary contest.
There IL no good reason to believe
that after maintaining his reputa.
tion for honesty and integrity all
shese years MIR. Cowherd would a.
shis late day descend to disrepautble
methods TO promote his candidacy.
Unless much better evidence than has
thus far been produced Is brought
forward to prove the charges and In.
situations made against him the
fair-minded cit'zsns OF the state will
simply decide that he ia being Sian.
dered by INSCRIPTIONS personal ene-
niles. This outcome will naturally
do Mr.. Cowherd more good than
harm, espt cially here at home among
his friends and neighbors, where, II
anywhere, he should be given decent
treatment and where any other kind
OF treatment will be vigorously re-
scented.
MIR. Cowherd should be defeat ted for
governor Of Missouri, honestly and
fairly, because he is candidate OF
the Democratic party and stands for
Democratic principles and policies.
Personally there Is not cleaner or
more honorable candidate In the
field anywhere, In any state or party,
and the harder he Is fought on per.
sonal grounds the more likely he Is
TO be Missouri's governor. There
will be an energetic campaign waged
In this state this year, and the Re
publicans have an excellent chance OF
winning, II the fool enemies OF the
Democratic party do not confuse the
lssuesand make sympathy votes
Tor the Democratic candidates.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20
Why James Lee Got Well.

Everybody in q snesvilie, o., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, OF rural route 8. She
writes: My husband, James Lee,
firmly bAlieves he owes his life to the
use OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
His lungs were SO severely affected
that consumption seemed Inevitable,
when friend reco commended New Dis.
covery. We tried it, and It's use has
restored him to perfect health DR.
Kings New Discovery ls the king OF
throat md lung remedies. For
coughs and colds 1t has no equal
The first dose gives relief. Try Is!
Sold under guarantee at Frank Clay's
drug store. SOC and 81 90. Trial
bottle free.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20

-A-map Of Missouri published in
1881, when there were only thirty
counties In the state, is the treasured
possession of William Bedell, OF Mex.
leo, says the Columbia Tribune. Mr..
Bidell believes the old map is the only
one OF its kind In existence. The
thirteen counties defined on the map
are Marion, Randolph, Lafayette,
Saline, Cooper, Howard, Ray, Clay,
Jackson, Boone, Cole, Galloway,
Montgomery, Pike, Lincoln, St.
Charles, st. Louis, Jefferson, Frank.
lin, Washington, Ste. Genevive, st.
Francis, Perry, Madison, Cape Girar-
deau, Scott, New Madrid, Stoddard
and Wayne. The latter was the
southmost county. IL ran a strip OF
about forty or fifty miles entirely
across the southern part Of missouri.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20
A MOTHER RESCUES
BABY FROM WELL.
FralI Little Woman Climbs With
Infants Dress in Her Teeth.

Fulton, Mo-, Aug with moth
err disregard OF danger when her
child is in peril, and at the risk OF her
own life, Mrs. d. B. Stephenson, a
.rail woman lowered herself into an
IS foot we'll, saved her 2year. old
child from drowning and climbed to
the top. She carried the child to
safety by holding It's dress In her
teeth.
The baby was playing near the
well which had been left open, and
stepped of backward. She fell inso
the four feet Of water at the bottom.
Mrs. Stephenson heard the child's
cry and she grasped the rope and
without q moments hesita ton climb.
ed to the bottom. She called to 9th.
or children who had followed her to
the well to summon aid. The i8ther
OF tn0 child was not at home nor
we're there any men nearby. Fear.
ing that she would be seized With
cramps II she remained In the cold
water Mrs. Stephenson took the
baby's frock in her teeth and climbed
the ragged wall Of the we'll with the
aid OF rope.
Mrs. Stephenson's feat was almost
too much for her meager strength.
She said aiterward that she felt a. II
she must give up when almost to the
top. Except for the Oldest OF the
children she probably would have
failed. Thelittlegirl lying full length
reached into the well and seized the
child, thus leesening the mother's
burden. Mrs. Stephenson tainted
whom she reached the top Of She veil.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20
AIOnzO Tubbs, Father of Anti
Tip Crusade, Defeated in
The Primary.

Jefferson City, Mo -Advices from
Gssconsde county are to she effect
shat Doctor Alorzo Tubbs was
among those who went down TO de.
feat on the political battlefield Ia
she primary election He was defeat
e ) for seat IN the legislature. The
ioctor had served almost continual
ly for the last two decades In the
Missouri general assembly, having
during that time represented both
Usage aud Gasconade counties.
Doctor Tubbs won fame in two
ways as a lswmaker for the state.
He started out to have a flag on
every one Of the 10000 public school
building in Missouri, and close on
tie heels OF this he became noted for
an ever present desire TO trim down
appropriations aud official salaries
But It was not until four years ago
next January that the doctors fame
spread far beyond the bonds of Mis-
souri,. The occasion was his IF Drt,
through statutory enactment, to
prohibits the giving or accepting OF
tips.
This instantly brought down upon
his head the wrath of all the walters
IN the United States, sleeping car
porters and host of Others who are
beneticisries OF the generosity Of
those they serve In some capacity.
The Gascorade county Statesman
received many abusive and even some
threatening letters, but these only
made him she more determined. He
received many communications from
Missouri and other states warmly
commenting his measure, and telling
narrowing stories OF the greed OF tip
sters when they caught ali easy vie
sim IN sheir net. The legislature sat
upon she doctor rather solidly in
1905, but he was not to be discour
aged.
At the last session the doctor came
back with much more stringent
measure than the first one he offered
That only provided a small fine for
the person who received or solicited
a tip. The second measure imposed
fine on anyone receiving or solicit
ing a tip, Oh she person who gave
the tip, and also on the proprietor
OF any place that knowingly permit.
ted the practice The doctor pushed
this meas re through the house at
the last session, but 1t failed In the
senate.
This was some encouragement,
however, and the doctor hoped that
IL the Republicans OF Gasconade
couty would return him to the legis
lasura This year he might enjoy see.
ing his pes measure on the statutes
OF the state. But, alas, It seems that
man by the name Of Hensley will
occupy the doctors seat In the next
house, and the ,ipsters will 20 from
court without day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20
senate.
Size Likes Good Things.

Mrs. CI,s Z Smith, of West
Franklin, Maine, says: Il like good
shings and have adopted DR.. King =
New Lille Pills rs our family laxative
medicine, because they are good and
do their work without making fuss
abou. L." These painless purifiers
sold al Frank T. Clsy's drug store
2Jc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-20

There are many limitations OF De-
Wits Csrbolizsd Witch Hazel Saly,
but just one original Sold by c. W
Hess.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01
sHERiFFs SALE.
GEoRGIA. Glvnn conntv

GEORGIA, Glynn County.
VIII be sold on. the first Tuesday in
July ne4t, at public outcry. at the
Court House Sn said county. within
lie lvga, hours Of sale. 10 the highest
bidder ior cash, certain properly Of
which the f5llowing is a fun and com
'plete description: Twentyeight (2s)
pairs trucks, one % pair iron truck
wheels, one lot Of refuse lumber. and
ten thousand 100000 crossties. more
lon less; being the same property that
IS now located upon what is known
las the old Mccullough Docks. now be-
longing to the Downing Company.
south of the Old Town Of the city Of
brunswick; The property being difficult
and expensive to transport, win not
be carried 70 the place Of sale.
said property levied On as the prop
.erty of The National Tie Company TO
satisfy a distress warrant issued cut
.of the Justice Court in and for the
25th District G. NJ. in favor Of The
Downing Company against The said
National Tie Company; said property
being now in my possession. Levy
made and turned over to ne By J.. J.
Leavy, constable.
This 9Th day Of june, 1908.
Vim. r. 5errie,
Sheriff GiEnn County. Ca.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

Two states nave elected governors
during the present mouth where prohi-
bitten was the principal issue, and in
hoth of them the local option candi-
dates won by large majoities. Gil
christ in Florida and Patterson in
Tennessee both made the race ON a lo-
cal option platform and both of them
received handsome majorities.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

rams Leave.
For Jacksonville and points South
4 a a. and o. N.
For FITZGERALD. LaGrange anl points
North, 20. and .. w.
For Savannah and points East
1920 a, N.
Trains Arriya
From Savannah and points East
5:45 a n.
From Jacksonville and points South
1850 a. m.
From Oelethorpe and points North,
1855 p, m and D IN.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01
PAY YOUR CITY TAXES.

The tax digest for 1905 win ne
opened en- June lSth 1895, for the
payment If city taxes. The first hali
IS due and payable en- or before June
S0eh A discount Of h'e per cent. Win
be allowed 10 All who pay the fun
year taxes on or be,ve Illy 10.
w. 2. Faln, City Treasurer.
Room 3. City HAN.
Brunswick Gae June z. 1905.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01
cEoRelAls GAME LAWS.


ter game laws in Georgia. The laws,
such as they are. have ben disresarded
70 such an extent in recent years that.
'if it is kept up, game VIII, eventually
be exterminated altogether.
This question IS now aitreating con.
siderable attention over TIE state aud
is leing discussed by dhe press and
public. Iu the Atlanta Jouranl Of yes
telday appeared the following.
Isn't it time for the state Of Georgia
t. do something 10 protect her game
from the pot hunters?
For several years there mare been
sporadic efforts to secure the passage
OF ADEQUATE game laws in this stare.
but thus far they have me-, with no
satisfactory results and we now share
win the state Of Nevada tl9 r1en-
viable distinction Of being The only
exception in the United states t3 the
rule that adequate laws hYo been
provided 10 protect our game from
the ravaees Of ndiscriminate slaugh-
ter
Mn AuJstvs. Il colurDa, egho
es very much interested in the sub
iect has written an important com
munication to The Columbus Enqsi~
er-sun, in which he points OUT taat
the states all around us are proyiiad
with wise game laws, and require
license from hunters who come from
without The state, and most Of them
also demand a license from silenjs.
So far from costing these states
to maintain their aame con
missions, they yield an aomal raye-
nue. to the state direct aal Indirect.
ID Alabama twenty-five thousand Iol.
lars was collected tbe first "a from
th6 sale Of hunters licenses ana from
fines while Il is eiaimei taat ffty
thousand additional bales Of cotton
were made because of tho low
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The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

Offers yoa NE best business proposi.
hon 0n earth. for the protection Of
Nonr family Its beneficiary certh.
ys'es are good as a government bond.
Ne member win live long enough "a
naF e one half 81 their face value.
4hs is your last week to set in as
q charter member Mr Paillips. 10.
cal Manager io5 G strees win write
your application, Phone G59.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

Several local candidates are busy
stretching their necks watching the
tree which contains the city court So
reitoTship plum 1t viii be lemons for
all but one Of them
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01
BRUNSWICK CLEARING HOUSE
ASSOCIATION

The banks composing The Bluns.
WICK Clearing House Association win
olese {heir respective Offices at one
2el2ek, p. ms VA Saturdays during
ihe months Of June. July August and
September 1908. effective Saturday
June 9Th.
Glynn County Bank.
The Brunswick Sank & Trlst CO.
The National Bank Of Brunswick.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

The old Nan Elizabeth viii now
probably smile at the trouble her
brothers. The Small and chappell are
having in getting a mooring place in
pert,
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

II seems like the Macon and Bruins
wick Navigation Company and the
railroad lines entering Brunswick have
hard time IN the way Of terminals.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

The senate has decided not 70 visit
Shattanooga. after ALL This was
case Of pleading guilty before the Of
Tense was committee
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

EHkBH 1T treated at home
RhkWW without 9ain. Book
III AakEME Of pariiculars seat
Uk 0EkK FREE. Address
2. Nj. NOLLEY CO
Hox 3s7, Atlanta. ca. Office, fo4 N.
Pfyor Street.
| left of your treatment four
months ago Have no desire Tor air
1plate. Your treatment is all i
claims. Louisa J. Oakley,
May Sth. 06. Snow Flake. Aria
Over four years ago you cured me
Of morphine habit. Elias G. Starr,
Macon, No.
have never drank Rhigkey since
Marsh %, 1892, when I began your
treatment I DO not crave any whls
Key TO this day. B. D. Wilson,
Direct, Tex.
I have used both for the liouor an8
opium habits and It has been a sue
cess. prefer + to ali otter rem
enies p. G. NormenL M. u. Daring
ton. 8. c.
bought your cure under a zen
de plume in 1856; fl cured ne.
E. A. Barnes, Pittsbu rh. Penn
WRITE TO DR.. WCOLLEY. 70,
3S7, Atlanta. "a
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

Keep the money moyins, SAYS the
Macon News. But you'll generally find
: tho reverse condition.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01
OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.
Of SIciAL ORGAN OF

Or = tCfHG OifNfNAH
G'yna County.
City Of Brunswick
Glvnn County Commissioners.
The Thited states Court Of banh
ruptcy FOR this district.
Corrssvondence s2licited. but to
veoe,va attention. letters must be
sce omnanied by a responsible name
nct for publication. but as a
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications VIII ne
returned II accompG 1ied by postaee.
Remittance should be made py
postal note, check, money ofoFi
Or registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

If Macon don't hurry up ana GET a
ban club al Of the fans will have
TO be seut to Mlredgeyille
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

ii looks as II that steam roller is
gcing to Be actively at work in Den
YER
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

WANTED-A working gardener. Ap-
ply to Mrs. 4. 5. Could, At Yoca
Farm
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

FOR RENT OR Residence cor
ner ALTERNATE and Richmond sts.
Apply 20 Arnheiter Bros, corner
Newcastle and Monk street.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

FOR RENT-TWo rooms. furnished
or unfinished apply TO 70s Union
street.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

FOR RENT Rooms, with ceayen.en-
ees. sos "I8 street.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

TABLE BOARD-At $3.50. No nos
richmond street.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01

FOR RENT-Seven room house cor.
Egmont and AlDermarle streets.
Apply al 9Q5 Norwich street.
The Brunswick news., 1908-07-01
A., 2. ( A. SCHEDULE.

sheHn GIyun County Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
For Sale by Owner

ftoe less than value. a modern two
story large k-rnum cottage. large corner
iof taxies. large fruit trees 10 fuii
bearing, rents Tor fae np Sc coo takes
u fseo cash. balance easy
Also one modern ttrunu cottage. With
9fnom cottage IN rear. oniy tis tlochs
from city hall and poet office This has
vefuent walks ana iarNs lot tnKfn0l "a T.
fgr ttt 90 See e~uor At etti 4ith hs
n W. Ballard LIS
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

= Dc not trust printed time =
4 tables In newspapers. for
\ time o. departure and arrival =
4 Of trains telephone kins Street :
\ station Information Bureau. =
4 sunset. Main a74o, lndepend' =
4 ent III.
:. - !. n ~ N - y
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T.avou.s y--ro the wife ~ t.asousAY.
sal 1ist az Jaia .. a d4uEhtrs
Rrarhs~T5 the wife ~ ~ = Nf#eAs
Ksrseff@er~ hospital 1uus "a q SEA
Harpsf--Ts ths vtfr - , Harpsf rtif,
June le a son
Sorthaip@Te TIE vtfe ~ James y
Nartnlap 15te fahn 81. June -.
Fsst.f-re the wife ~ = NJ Faster
ISIS aath july 4 son
Jensen re fne wife 20 ~ ~ 1enesn.
s1f Ftp4raaa JuiF q tauahtrf
~nsith~ru tho wifs nf q smith, fsaa
Green f.aar haalesafa. laae Is. q dnnNh'
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Good Property Cheap

s0xf3n. on King sf near 1Qth az aii
improvements 81 and paid coed Ciass. IN
property and the feHrmder under way
fn this district viii EiNe a a guod Ia.
crease prizes st.eoV Tor the tuo lots,
terms
~ n THOMPSON
tob Oriental Block
Maln 81 Ind tkA
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

Thk~Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or aAaume,exSsQon sl, J
hility for Ssora( erS*-@2f4seS
occurring in teioHhoned adVer
tlsemontR.
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GRAND pRlx RACE.
10y United prsss.)

10y united Ffeee-f
DiEPpE, France. July T.
! Lsutensehlsaer. In a Mercedes
! car, won the grand prls auto I,
! mobile race today. Lsuten- +,
! aehlsusr's time for the @7s 10
! eniles was sis hours and IS +,
! minutes. i,
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Enquire today a. our subdivision officu
af the END q University car line for Our
ftoe lots Soc Them today. That is the
only way 90 know what they are
promise you that you will not find low
undesirable lots our Tee lots lie on
high ground soc feet above Lake Wash.
tnFiou. an fine part 81 University dis
trict Mclaughlin Realty Co. lios Am
Rank nidE
NICE LITTLE COUNTRY HOME
-Four room cottage and one half acre
fine land, close 60 car and graded arhoal
30 minutes ride 20 Pioneer square. price
81 600. terms silo cash aud tib Der
month You can move right In ana pas
for 81 With the money you nay Tor cent
q. ~ Nichols so Union nIock LII
taso--A full quarter-acre two blocks
from ear. and only 30 minutes from ritv.
fine soil. splendid view % sound aud
mountains. coed water. and the cheapest
property in Use city, a fine place for a
home only tah cash and gie month
Phone East aT1t
s-room house ali modern except
plumbing, lots all cleared, fenced and
set out ia fruit trees t2.eoo Terms
half cash. balance Go aWit tilf Meridian
y. W Phone. Ballard atS fr'u
iat0 cash and SIS per month viii buy
new dK-room modern house auds two
parki n9 View Price tagt0 owner.
Room g. Seattle National nank BundinT
~
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Revise Tariff Laws.

"Mith nc power and OPPORTUNITY
See change of time Tor Navy Yard
boats. 'ss
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are thSvfvernight
entries ~ the Mnadowa Wednea
day.
First race. SIX fuflonRA, selling
flras. vt.fle.aida and mn
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North Woodland
Park Property

aNnfeo asronn cottage. 81 zee. terms
kesttn. a-fnau cottage. ttte. terms
itNNieN, t-Fnom cottage. 81 csc terms
Gee terms
gskiop a-fpesn house 81 eco cash.
tosfoot iota. block from car. t1t
down. $40 month.
ENETT a DRAKE.
eith and fhinney
Nurfh ie white gts
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SURGEON Is NAMED.

DR. G. y CowAn has been APP
pointed chairman Of the hospital
committee for the Eagles conven.
tion. which meets here Ia August
There wlll be 800 Eagles In at.
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