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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
Is Your Blood and Ston1s
ach Out of Order?
IF SO READ THIS.

The experience q Mrs. F. e. Ritter, al
Dallas, Texas, with our medicines is best told
by herself in letter written on July s 1g4,
which reads as follows: Il know from per
snnal experience that Seven Banks and Globe
ior Blood and Stomach troubles, / am in
better health than J ever was 10 my lie You
are Il liberty TO publish my opinion % your
medicines. ] hope that Gods blessing Will
ioioN you through LIFE
We don't know Mrs. Ritter. but we
do know that Seven Banks has cured
2 good many people who suffered with
disordered st0maclis. We know, too,
that It IS a purely vegetable remedy
and peopls say Il IS easy and pleasant
to take. The doses are small. Seven
barks has been made and sold for *
years. and if it wasn't a sure cure for
stomach troubles. the company back Of
IT wouldn't refund the money i il fall
ed to cure. But you don't know the
company, you say; all right, YOU know
us Deposit so cents with us and take
bottle OF Seven Barks home and try
it. II L doesn't do all that is claimed,
bring the empty or partly used bottle
back and get your money There IS
only one way 70 be cured and that is
20 try it, and we don't know OF any
iairer way to get you to make the
trial. Do YOU'D
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-17
BIG INCREASE IN
STATE VALUES
THE INCREASE FOR The PAST
YEAR IN GEORGIA WAS
s72, oo4, $40.

The report Of Comptroller Genera
Wright for 1899, now IN The hands OF
az priater shows tbat Inc tolai value
Of property IN Georgia returned foi
taxaiion is S699.536,S79, an increase
= issa''sesss. ;',s . 81. '.''s =. 20
Probably the most interesting fea
tufe o. the report has 70 do with the
increased returns from the public
utility corporations Of the state. These
fgnres have already been given to the
public.
Some of ne largest gains under this
head arr; Georeia Railway and Elec-
TIC Company. increase BIZ amended
return from sS.4l2,369 % sS,o0o,o0Q;
soutaefa Bel Telephone Company, IN.
crease by amended return from Sit
1853 70 $8.9oe,g@G; Southern Express
COMPANY, inoreaSe by amended return
from S'012al @ sl,iif245; Southern
Railway Company, BY arbitration
IRON slf,ss4,s25 70 $lS,539,3aG; Atant-
ie 6 ast Line Railway Company in.
crease by arbitration from S12,S57,-
h98 to 1851 coo, and the Central Of
Georgia Railway Company increase
bg arbitration from SlG,S23,S55 10
$20,s6l ,636.
Increase Of s32725,es5.
The total increase in tie value IL
public utilities corporations amounts
to see, 725. $50 The valuation Tor 1907
Of all property. physical and fran.
chises, owned by the railroads. steam
and electric, telephone, telegraph. OK.
press and similar railroads, was st23,.
5gS,172; for wear before. 1905 $40
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The metal market was quiet as usual in absence of cables quotations practically noml- nal. Tin easy S3I70G 3l.9O: copper quiet. Lake, $12.75G12.S7 l2; cleo trolytic, s1262 1-2412.75; castings s12.37 l-2612.50. Lead unchanged, s3.97 1-2@s4.O2 1-2. Spelter quiet S4.eo m465. Iron nominally unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
WALKER BROS LETTER
fsnecIaI Wire to L. J. overIoc.

Special Wire to L. J. Oyerloeh1
 NEW YORK, April 25.-The mar ket opened steady and then sold of a little. Later it rallied and there was profit taking before the close St Paul was the feature and was bid up easily. The tone of the market was good and there was little pressure. We look for a TaiTly active market next week. but professional. although the activity of tae last two days is apt to attract the public. Time mon ey is a little stiffer
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
HIGH POINTS TOUCHED
 IN THE MARKETS
Week Closed With Additions to the High Prices of Thurs
 day and Friday,

NEW YORK, April 25.-There were considerable additions to the weeks rise in prices of stock in today's mar met. The advance was somewhat un- even, the market lacking breadth Union Pacific was a prominent ex- ample and rose to a higher price than has been touched since August last wear. Other stocks touched hign points for the present year. St. Paul and Hill stocks showed the closest sympathy with the movement ol Union Pacific. Profit taking was freely pursued. This induced un- even, and at times an irregular movement of prices. Bonds firm;
 Steel ruled small Faction belo" the closing price of yesterday throughout The market closed un der the influence of profit taking.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 25.-Wheat closed irregular, July and SeptemDer nrm' Nav weak. May opened 1-49l-2 hlgn- CT. 95 3-4 to 9S. advanced to S9 I-o, declined. closed, 97 1-2. July opened 5-S to 7-S higher, S9 to l-4' soid pc tween S8 3-4 and S9 l-2, closed S9 I,L;
 May corn opened l-4 higher, et, solG off to 6S, closed 66 7-S. July opeleS' e 2. shade to Is higher, 62 l-Ztgo5 20 sold of to 61 3-4, closed 6Z 5-SW
 May oats opened Is higher, % o,o: Sold of to 5, closed bottom. JuIs opened unchanged at 45 3-S' soid OH fo 45 1-4. closing easy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26

B. " Brajeyich and John Piper, of Bisbee. went to Benson last Saturday from Bisbee and returned home on Monday. They visited the lost mine in the Whetstones, being tunneled in to by Ellsworth and Ashman. Mir. Brajevich stated that he Was pleased with what he saw and was satisfied that the twenty Bisbee men who are interested will stay with 1t till the tunnel penetrates the old workings. which were for some reason hidden by the ancient miners who operated the mines in prehistoric times.
 J. W. Hill came to the Hub Mining investment Company office in Benson last Friday with samples of ore from two big lodges south of Dragoon sta ton, about twenty-five miles east of Benson. One specimen was block
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
WILL SOON BEGIN
 C.&k. OFFICE BUILDING
Improvements at Warren Walter Douglas Home
 Ready by May 1,

it Is stated on good authority that the new Calumet & Arizona general office building at Warren will be start cd within a very short time. Con tractor Otto Kroeger Is now in ios Angeles consulting with Col. Powell in regard to the plans. 1t is siso stated that the fine new home or Col. Powell in Warren will be com menced soon.
 The car barn at Warren is to be greatly enlarged. An addition ot 51yl00 feet wslI be used sJ- an cleo trical machine snop. while a;.other e4S. tens on will take care of additional eel ipment The present room VIII house only six cars. and it has al ready been found that more VIII pc needed to meet the demands or the public.
 Five houses are at present Dein- built at Warren, and all are rented. Mir. Skofeld, who was burned out recently. has rented the F. E. Coles cottage at 222 aVn Dyke street, an4 will occupy it until his home is re built. The insurance company Settleu with Mir. Slaofield this week.
 The Walter Douglas house will be ready for occupancy May l, but the exterior work will not all be fnisneo until the 12th. The Douglas home IS regarded as the finiest in this part oi the southwest, and would be an orn..' ment to Fifth Avenue in New York City. "
 Col. Shoemaker. secretary ot the Warren Company. expects to move into his temporary home there before May 10. He at present resides Tn Rakeryille. Later on he will build a permanent home in Oliver Circle.
 The Bachelors and Benedicts are ont every evening practicing for the baU game to take place May 3. Both sides are determined to win the prize offered by the Warren Company and the Southwestern Realty Com rany.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
MininQ, SneItCrs and Stock Quotations
20 BISBEE MEN
 ARE INTERESTED

of white quartz, containing gold and silver, from the edge, which has been hunted for more than twenty years by old prospectors and recently discover. ed by Mir Hill while employed by w. .C. Ferris, president of the Hub Min ing Investment Company. He has explored the ledge by making open ings at intervals sufficient Q demon strate that it extends quite distance and that the apex is five feet wide of solid free milling ore.
 Mir. Hill will take samples of the rock with him when he goes to Los Angeles and have it tested in Mark Walkers assay office. He has nc doubt it Is a paying proposition, be cause assays were made from the float" before the ledge was uncover ed and returns were from SIS to $2O per ton in gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
HUTTON 6 CO.'S LETTER

fsnecial Wire to L. J. overlocE:'
 NEW YORK. April 25.-The fact cf new bond issues by railways ai this period is sufficient indication ol ,,esterment in the outlook politically snS otherwise by the AalSaIs here who are wiling to finance these p,-I, erk-. P Is the signal :or resumr t,s, ff fs1dstrial activity. which. in t,,rn y.f restore confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER.
Especial wire to [. J. OyerloclI).

Especial Wire to L. J. Overiock)s
 BOSTON. April 25.-We want to express again the importance of re cent bond issues and the outlook It makes for the industrials and cop pers. A1lalgamated Copper has lag ~ed on the movement, but will prob ah'v be taken in hand next week. n will move much faster between 60 and 70 thaa between 50 and 6O- North Butte. Coalition and Copper Range are the favor1tes in Boston, We strongly advise the exchange of Tamarack for either Range or North Butte.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
LOGAN S BRYAN.
rsneclal WIre to .. J. Overlot

ssneciaI Wire to L. ]. OyerlocK)
 NEW YORK, April 25.-Butte wire; North Butte and Butte SosF ition are making splendid records m .cost of production. North Butte ls uroducing for 1-2 cents and when irsnway shaft goes into commission Coautjon will get it's price in the neighborhood of cents. Bay Dotn ol them and hold for double present g,rices
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Cattle receipts. 200. steady. Reeves s4 604725; westerns. s4.60d6; stock CTS feeders, $S.40G5.e0; cows, helieTs' s2. .4O66.50; calves. S4.5On6-ou.
 sheep receipts, 2,5o0, steady: Hs Ma, lives s4.s56s.45: westerns, S4.9oV 6 50. vearlings, se.50@710; lambs, S6d760; western, s6G7.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
STOCKS HOLD THEIR GAINS
 AT HE CLOSE
Past Week Shows How Easily the Markets Are Affected By Good NewS-Coppers Are Slightly improved.
(By Frank J. Grail


 The stocks held their gain at the close of the week, but with little change over yesterday. The week just closed has been one Of the firm est We have mad for some time, es- peeially in the railroad stocks, and advances of a substantial nature were made. Coppers responded somewhat but not as actively as the New Works, and slight gains were made in the more active ones, such as Anal ganated. North Butte, Old Dominion, Copper Range and a few others. Local curbs did not show any change, but were a little firmer. with the stocks not coming out as freely as before. The past week shows how easily the markets are affected by any favorable news and upon any favorable turns better prices may be looked for.
 q.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-26
STOCK MARK ET.

Amalgamated Copper s6012: Amer ican SmeIting. $71.87; Atchison' SISSY: Chicago, Milwaukee x St' Paul. S123.O0; New York Central S99 SO: Pennsylvania, s119.S7; Read ing. siOS.62: Southern Pacific, $t6.Io; ; Union Pacific, s133.s7; U. s. Steel sS6.0O; U. s. Steel, pfd, S1OoOO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
National League Standing.
Vermont Base BAH Notes.

Vermont academy must have a coming
pitcher in Zwick, who on Saturday struck
out fifteen Dartmouth freshmen aud al
lowed but four scattered hits. V. A.
won, 4 to 3.
st. Johnsbury academy opened its sea-
son with a TO l defeat by Lyndon in
stitute at Lyndonvle Saturday, while
Rutland high opened its season with a
is TO trouncing Of Pittsford high The
Pittsford players We're longer on errors
than on hits, making ten bungles to
one safe swat
Echoes al Northern league bali will be
heard at the annual meeting Of the Inter-
city base bali association in Barre on
Thursday evening of this week 1t Is
expected that officers will be elected, III
nothing more is done.
The university of Vermont team Ii
coming now, and ought to make a record
during the remainder OF the season. to
even up one Or two sad fall-downs, nota-
bly, when defeated by Andover, 10 to 2,
The Vermont students are planning to
go en- masse to Hanvore next Saturday,
when the team meets Dartmouth
The Burlington high school squad has
been cut to thirteen men; the teams sea
son opens next Friday with Rutland
high.
A Barre boy, Allan Reid, promises to
do the bulk OF the pitching for Norwich
this spring, and his friends
say that he will surprise 'em.
Announcement of the players engaged
for the Bennington base ball team in
cludes these Vermonters: Il. ]. Hazel OF
Lyndonville and p. Mcclure of Benning.
ton, pitchers, Henry Spring of Williams
college, catcher, while not Vermonter,
played in last seasons Vermont league
with Laconia, ~ H., and Plattsburg I'm.
der the name of Sullivan. He was the
regular catcher for the Amherst college
team in 1906. The season opens at Ben.
nington next month.
A second meeting, largely attended,
was held at Morrisville Friday evening
TO organize a base bali association. A
good deal Of enthusiasm was manifested.
The directors chosen were H. Ii. Vaneor,
G. II. Raymore, L. NJ Munson, ]. A.
ganized with H. r. Maurice as chair
ganized with MM.. p. Maurice as chair
man, G. II. Raymore, secretary and man
ager; l.. NJ Munson. treasurer. The
amount Of $3.50 was pledged at this
meeting. Good material is in sight for
a strong team which will be ready to
play any independent team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28

the railroads through each state Ac-
tual experience has shown that the ef-
fort at state control is sure to be nulli-
fed in one way or another sooner or
later The nation alone can act with
effectiveness and wisdom. Ii should
have the control both Of the business
and of the agent by which the business
is done, for any attempt to separate
this control must result in gfotesque
absurdity. This means that we must
rely upon national legislation to pre-
vent the commercial abuses that now
exist and the others that are sure to
arise unless some efficient government
al body has adequate power of control
over them. At present the failure OF
the congress to utilize and exercise the
great powers conferred upon it as re-
CARDS interstate commerce leaves this
commerce to be regulated not by the
state nor yet by the congress, but by
the occasional and necessarily made
quate and one sided action of the fed
eral judiciary. However upright and
dblE a tDutt ID IL NdItuON ACT GOustEuC-
lively. 1t can only act negatively or
destructlvely as an agency Of govern
ment And this means that the courts
gre and must always be unable to deal
effectively with problem like the
present, which requires constructive
action. A court can decide what ia
faulty. but 1t has no power to make
better what IL thus finds to be faulty.
There should be an efficient executive
body created with power enough to
correct abuses and scope enough to
work the complex problems that this
great country has developed. 1t Is not
sufficient objection to say that such q
body may be guilty of unwisdom or Of
abuses Any governmental body, wheth.
er court or commission, whether
executive. legislative or judicial, II
given power enough to enable it to do
effective work for good must also in
epitably receive enough power TO make
it possibly effective for evil
Therefore it Is clear that (unless a
national Incorporation law can be
forthwith enacted some body OF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
Neither Italian A. c. Nor
Spaulding Very Savage
WHEN FACING THE PITCER
Italians Batetd Harder and Won Game,
7 to /, Taking Advantage of Errors
by the School Boys--Pitchers
Did Well.

The Italian athletic club and the
Spaulding high school team played an
interesting game at the Rangers field
yesterday afternoon, the Italians win
ming by seven to one score Fisher
was in Me box for Spaulding and put
up rafting good game striking out
eight Of the opponents, allowing but four
safe hits and passing only four men.
Scampini was on the firing line for the
Italians and he pitched the best game
of the season, striking out eight men,
giving only one pass and being hit for
a single by Johnston and double by
Maiden.
Neither side scored until the fourth
inning, when Nicori made three Dagger
and scored on a passed ball. The Ital-
ians scored again in the sixth, when
Colombo made hit, stole second and
third and scored when Nicori drove a
long one into left field after Celia had
scored on muffed fly, Nicori's hit and
Nicori's out.
The eighth inning proved the disas-
trous one for the Spaulding team and the
Italians scored four runs on a series of
light hits, outs and errors, making them
total OF seven tallies to the good.
The Spaulding team made its only
run in the eighth, when Glib got to
first on the first baseman's error, stole
second, and scored ON Maiden's two-bag-
ger.
The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
BLooDcURDLING TALES.
Brought From Hayti BY The French
Cruiser D'Estrees.

New York, April 2s.-The French
cruiser D'Estrees is in port from Hayti,
where the ship was sent at the time of
the recent attempted revolution to look
after French interests. The officers of
the ship have many stories to tell Of
the uprising.
While at Port au Prince, Hayti, the
d'Estfees was the haven for so refu-
gees and the officers told yesterday of
the horrors Of the nocturnal execution
on March Is, of group Of men accused
Of attempting to incite a revolution a
few days after President Nord Alexis
Lad quelled a rising against his admin
istratioB, There were not enough
graves dug for an the persons who were
shot and one prominent merchant had
to ST and watch the soldiers DIG his
future burial place
As the firing squad was in a hurry,
his grave was dug only Of sufficient
size Co allow him to be buried with his
arms and knees together, The bullets
failed TO Kill him and he WIS tumbled
into the hole, which was yet too small
Then the grave diggers pushed him in
with their shovels and while taev were
covering him he sought to protest by
moving his hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28

y
bodies In the executive service should
be given power TO pass upon any com.
bination Ok agreement In relation td
interstate commerce. and every such
combination or agreement not thus ap
proved should be treated as In viola.
ton Of law and prosecuted according
". The issuance OF the securities Q.
any combination doing Interstate bust
ness should be under the supervision
Of the national government.
Question Of constitutionality.
A strong effort has been made to
have labor organizations completely
exempted from any of the operations
OF this law, whether or not their acts
are in restraint Of trade, Such exeep
ton would in all probability make the
bill unconstitutional, and the leglsla
ture has no more right TO pass bin
without regard to whether 1t IS consti
tutional than the courts have lightly
to declare unconstitutional a law
which the legislature has solemnly en-
acted. The responsibility is as great
on the one side as the other, and an
abuse Of power by the Legislature in
one direction is equally to be condemn
ed with an abuse OF power by the
courts in the other direction 1t is not
possible wholly to except labor organ
izations from the workings OF this law,
and they who insist upon totally ex
cepting them are merely providing
that their status shall be kept wholly
unchanged and that they shall con
tlnue TO be exposed to the action which
they now dread. Obviously an organ
ization not formed for profit should
not be required to furnish statistics in
any way as complete as those furnish
ed by organizations for profit. More
over, so far as labor is engaged in
production only, its claims to be ex.
empted from the antitrust law are
sound This would substantially cover
the rights Of laborers to combine, to
strike peaceably and to enter into
trade agreements with the employers
Confined on third page
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28

Confined on third page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
Victim Of Drink Needs Qrrlns

Drink ounningly destroys the will power. and
whilO the drnnkard wants 70 do what YOU tell
him, he wants a thousand times more the drink
that he Graves. Medical treatment il neoessa-
y. Urfine will destroy the desire for liquor
50 that the drink viii not be missed and re-
stores the patient 10 health.
The remedy Is thoroughly scientific and IL so
uniformly successful that 10 Is sold with n reg
ular guarantee 10 refund your money II &c fairs
to effect a cure Treatise on Chow 70 Cure
Drunkenness free on request The Orrine
Co, Washington, ID. e Sold in this city BY
Rfckerf & Wells
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
HERE'S THE PROOF
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
A No-HIT GAME.
Northfield High Couldn't Hit Montpelier
SENS Pitchers.

The Montpelier seminary base ball
team opened the season on its home
grounds yesterday afternoon by shut
ting out Mortified high school, to 0.
The visitors could do nothing with Fair
shilds and Thomas, pitchers for the sem
lnary, and failed to make hit. God
frey, catcher for the seminary team,
put out 10 OF the n men. The seminary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28

boys played an errorless game. The
score;
Innings ....l 2345G78 0-RHE
Mont. Sem. 10 020l20l 2-s 0
Mortified 40 90 0 0 0 90 0 8
Batteries, Thomas, Fairchld and God.
frey, Plastridge and Russell; umpire,
Hull
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
Totals ..s.........8l I 5 27 !
SpauIding.

Summary: Three-base hit, Nicori;
two base hits, Maiden, Scampini; struck
out, by Fisher s, Scampini s; bases on
balls. Fisher 4, Seampini; passed ball,
Soldini; hit by pitched ball, Maiden;
ting, two hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28
VERMONT BEAT MAINE.
In Light Hitting Game of Ball at
Burlington.

Burlington, April 2s.--The university
Of Vermont base bali team shut out the
university Of Maine in the formers first
game of the season yesterday afternoon,
the score being to 0. The batting was
ligat on both sides, Vermont getting but
four hits oil Ryan and Maine but five
off Hunt and Collins. Vermont punched
its hits and took advantage OF the visit.
ors' two bungles
innings .....,.l 23 67s9
Vermont ..,..0 0 % 0 o. 3
Maine ..........0 0 o 0 0 0 o. 3
Earned runs, Vermont / two base
hits, Watkins Fulton; stolen bases, Wat.
kins, Mcconnell, Paquet; first base on
balls, of Hunt !, Ryan first base on
errors, Vermont Ii left on bases, YER
mont l., Maine Al struck out, by Hunt 7
in seven innings, Collins in two innings,
Ryan 10; double plays, Cobb to Mayo to
Fulton, Fulton to Smith, Watkins to
burlington TO Paquet TO Gardner; time,
li45; umpire, Thomas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-28

Yesterdays American League Scores,
AT New York, New York /, Boston 0.
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 2, Wash
ington /.
At st. Louis, Chicago 6, st. Louis 5.
AT Cleveland, Cleveland 3, Detroit /.