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The Washington times., 1908-10-02

unlocl1s nutriment from food. Complete
and deliberate chewing mixes the food
and the saliva-an important factor in
digestion. Saliva IS the first digestive
fluid food meets Good and nOurishlng
food and IN g nervous measure is a first
essential in the treatment Of tubercu-
.osis; it is essential for the cure Of this
direase. ana it is an important factor
in its prevention.
"Decayed teeth not only lead to their
own destruction. but they are also Ideal
culture mediums; they are human Gull
ture tubes Tor the growth and spread
Of infection. They are wide-Open and
unguardsd stOTehOuses Of infection
which are a constant menace TO their
owners and to others. Diseased teeth
seriously interfere with digestion; they
lower the vitality; they cause a swell
ing and ar infection Of the glands Of
the neck, and infected food which is
swallowed may infect other organs Of
the body. Dental cripples may become
easy victims OF tuberculosis. They in
vite this disease; and having once ac-
quired it they Rave smaller promise Of
being cured Diseased teeth should be
carefully watched ana treated"
Francis y. Ieupp, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs. read a paper before
section six on the subject Of tuberculo-
SIS among EhS fTdiaus-
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
HITCHCOCK CLEARED.
(continued from - Page.l

him as to this financial collapse. AIr.
Sheldon Is the man under the probe
not Mr.. Hitchcock. By firing a blast
at Sheldon today. the Democrats may
have added TO the embarrassment Of
getting rid Of him. 1t IS probable that
he would have been retired or else re-
tanned in a nominal position OF author
ity with somebody else to do the work
but such a change now, It is pointed
out, would look Ike confession that the
Democratic charges against him were
what forced him out.
Chairman Hitchcock does not know
whether he win go to Washington, en-
route to Chicago; but II he does 90 he
viii not be called on the carpet. He
viii report on the difficulties of his Job,
and get some counsel about II.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
DR.. Detre Declares Tests
Prove His Theories Rfqht

the substance Of a paper read By DR..
J. GabriloWitsch, who said:
''Tuberculnum purum has been en-
plOyed in sanatoria as well as IN private
practice, and always gave good results.
In contrast TO the old tuberculln. tuber-
culinum purum can also be used in
cases Of acute or subacute tuberculosis.
| TubercuIinum purum Is not contra-in-
dicated in the presence OF complications
in other organs than the lungs. Yet the
most favorable results have been IA
chronic, uncompllcated cases.
Speaking on Day Camps for Con-
sumptives," DR.. David Townsend said (:
Until recent years there has been
very little or no provision in this couu-
Try in the hight against tuberculosis. for
the type Of case which for one reason
or another is unsuitable for the inCipi-
enJ hospital or sanatOrium, and vet Is
not sufficiently advanced TO require
treatment IN an advanced hospital or
home
In 1905 the Boston Association Tor
the Relief and Control OF TuberculC is
opened and operated In the sumnIer
months, in Boston the first day camp
IN this country. A similar camp was
operated IN the summer Of 1906 and
again Ia 1907
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
Dental Conditions

a paper which attracted much atten-
ton today was The Importance OF Oral
and Dental Conditions in tuberculosis, %
by DR.. William r. Woodbury., OF Bos-
ton, Mass.
He said:
We'll cared for teeth and a clean
mouth help TO prevent tuberculosis.
A mouth which is full Of decaying
stumps cannot do its work properly. II
cannot thoroughly chew the food which
the body needs 10 enable 1t to combat
disease. MasucatiOn is the key which
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
As Used in Finland.

That tu5erculinum pUrUm has been
used with great success in Finland. was
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-08
BoLsTERlNa UP PROSPERITY


The st. Louis and Pittsburg Sun
shine clubs must have missed con
nections somehow, remarks the Ma
con News Their tales of prosperity
do not seem 70 bear inspection at
close range. hlr John +. Hilroy. Of
Jersey City, writes to the New York
Post:
Nine weeks ago ! lost my place in
the business office of an iron company
on account Of duh times. and about
two weeks ago, after searching in
vain here for work, I went to Pitts
burg to lock for work was led to
make the trip by a newspaper dis
patch which said that $1,000 men had
been put back at work. / thought that
il this was true, would surely be
able TO get place
When | got to Pittsbgrg I found
the newspaper report 10 have been
absolutely untrue$ There are thous
ands of men ouyof work in Pittsburg,
and y was tclEat two factories when
l applied fo9work and made inquiry
about the falling back of the work
men that ~ made people feel better
to havs the newspapers print sun
shAne fews. Maybe this is sunshine
IneN5Ho many peop4e, but il cost me
RAILROAD and other expenses that |
could not afford to spend. l am back
here and still out CT work. If the
newspapers would print the truth, !
think 1t would be better, or at least,
| if they cannot set forth the real situa-
ton, they might better remain silent.
To this the Macon paper says:
For the benefit OF others who may
be deceived like Mr. Hilroy was. it is
necessary to say that the stories EN-
AWAITING from Pittsburg and ether cen
ters about resumption of work by fac
tories are much exaggerated. There
has been slight Improvement in
some lines of business in the east
land some factories have started up.
but there viii be no general resump-
tion until after the crops are assured
and the result Of the coming election
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10 be said in this campaign By way Of
response or reprisal?
Mr.. Roosevelt and his administra-
ton are to be at the bar of public
opinion this fall. they are 10 be
judged for sins q omission and fcr
Sins 0; commission. Mr.. Bryan is ex
pected 10 plead the case against them
How can be perform this duty ii
thtodSh favor or sympathy or appro
val he upholds the offender and con
demns only the onenses?
The democratic PATTERN properly
characterizes many OF the evils which
Mr. Roosevelt's administration has in.
tensiGed. bat without attaching blame
and without fixing responsibility. The
Roosevelt name could not be uttered
Even the Roosevelt game could not be
frankly denounced.
Is the man, then. better than his
principles, and Is the president super
ior to his own policies? Shall Mr..
Bryan's personal admiration for him
disarm democrats at a time when they
should be selecting their kaenest
weapons and making ready to move
upon their mos powerful foe?"
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FoR SALE.

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drum and speed hoist drums, and
screw fricuons COM blete. Indepen.
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Boiler by Walk & Murdoch 1907.
Cabin with three rooms on upper
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Everybody in GAINESVILLE. O, knows
Mrs. Mary Lee. of rural route s. She
writes: My husband, James Lee
firmly believes he owes his life to The
use CT DR., Kings New Discovery. His
lungs were 50 severely affected thai
consumption seemed inevitable, when
ia friend recommended New Discovery
We tried IT, and It's use has restored
him TO perfect health" Or. Kings
New Discovery is the King of throat
and lung remedies For coughs and
colds ii has no equal The first d3se
gives rehef Try II! Sold ur Ter
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MAKES A NEW DISCOVERY.

The New York World, sometimes
democratic and sometimes a republi-
can paper but mostly "betwixt and
between" which has not yet been able
to decide as to which Of the presiden-
tial nominees II will support, has dis
covered that Roosevelt and Bryan are
great friends, aud that neither has a
word to say against the ether 1t re
cites in all he political speeches and
articles of the two men, neither has
ever referred TO the other in an UNI
pleasant manner. and this the World
does not seem to quite understand.
The New York paper probably
thinks that the president and Mr.. Bry
an should be calling one another all
sorts of ugly things about this time.
II evidently believes in campaign
of mud-slinging, but leading democrats
and republicans will congratulate both
tlte president and Mr.. Bryan for their
pleasant remarks about one another
They have always been good friends.
though they differed politically, and
they are going 60 continue this friend
ship despite the fact that few pa
pers. such as the World are surprised
at them, and cant understand why
they arek not hurting unpleasant re-
marks al one another
The Norld, in recent issue, ex,
pressed Its surprise at this friendship
in theSfollowins editorial;
What is the bond of sympathy be.
tSeep Mr. Roosevelt and Mr.. Bryan?
Tltaf there is some such bond is ob,
yious. Neither attacks the other.
Neither caiticises The other. Chief
tains Of rival parties, they have shown
conspicuous ability TO pass severe
judgments upon men With whom they
are not in accord As 10 each other
they are complimentary or silent.
Considering all the circums tances.
one would think that Mr., Bryan might
occasionally beg leave TO disagree
with his distinguished contemporary.
ard that Mr., Roosevelt might naw
ano then overcome his r2ndness for
repose and meditation and deal his
rival verbal blow that would attract
attention Nothing of the Mind has
taken place.
IL is Of record that Mir, Bryan has
commended The president highly more
than once Ii The objection he made
that IN most cases he has gloriGei Mr.
Roosevelts mistakes, LEI us remember
that one who frequently praises that
gentleman must necessarily hit upon
an occasional bmnder The president
has not endorsed I'D. lktan pnblicly.
but he has .reveSed MIN Mith emusic
hospitality at the White House If
be has not overwhelmed him With en-.
logy, he at least has NOT crushed him
with imprecatons
While democrats viii not marvel at
Mr. Rooseyelts seeming fondness for
MIR. Bryan, they can hardly fail to
regard the latter's cordially toward
The president as one OF ne mysteries ,
Of pcltics Mr.. Roosevelt does VIC
1anes 90 sdamecrat1c teachings nearly
every day 20 his life. Why is ii thar
Mr Bryan. the democratic Champion
sfsises his manases thas n9h,p~
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.

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receive attention. letters must be
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Rejected communications viii be
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Remittance should be made by
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Address,
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Excellent health Anglce-

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Davisop, Ct No, $40 Gil
ford Ave. san Jose. Cal, says: The
worth of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy. for headache. bilious.
mess and torpor 81 the liver and bow.
els is so pronounced that ! am prornp,
ted to say q word in lis favor, for the
.beneft OF thosS seeEirg yel'es ii r
such Affections. There is more heath
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BRUNSWICK CLEANING HOUSE
ASSOCIATION.

The banks composing the Bruins
wick Clearing House Association will
close their respective Offices at one
o'clock, p. m, on Saturdays during
the months of June. July, August and
September 1908, effective Saturday,
June 9Th.
Giynn County Eenk.
The Brunswick Bank G. Trust Co.
The National Bank OF Brunswick.
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.tosT.

LOsT-Pair gold spectaqles. double
Tense, lost on Newcasda or GIou
cester streets. r turn to Z. A.
Pennt man.
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Trains leave

For Jacksonville and points South
4 a. N. and p M,
FcS Fitzgerald, LAGRANGE ar point:
North. 6 a. m. and p. m.
For Savannah and points East
1920 a, m.
Trains Arrive.
From Savannah and points fast
6.45 a. m.
From Jacksonville and points Stuth
1855 a. nj.
From oglethorpe and points Nerth
1855 p. m. and p. m.
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NOTICE TO DEeY oRs ARID CRED.

0hS.
All creditors Of the estate Of Robert
Moses Sawyer, late CT Gfynn county,
Georgia, deceased, are hereby notified
TO render in TO the undersigned their
Iclaims according to law, and all per
sons ewing said estate are requested
70 al once make payment to ire IN
iersigned. July 18th, 1908.
Allen Franklin,
ant
William c. Cain.
Administrators on the estate Of Rob
.ert --osez Sawyer.
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Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

Capt. Henry Warren, manager of the Aztec Land and Cattle Company, who has recently re- turned from an extended trip through the east, spent several days in town this week trans acting business.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

Last Saturday there was a large number of people from Winslow at Holbrook, where they helped the residents of the the county seat in their celebra- ton. They all had a good time, judging from the comments We have heard.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

Charles David Haney was born February 13. 1913, near Utica. N. Y At the age of five years he went with his parents to Mi Chigan and later removed to Aurora, H.. where he entered the service of the c. B. & Q. Ky in 1868 staying with that com pany until 1883 working in var ious positions from store boy in Aurora to the auditors office in Chicago. In 1883 Mir. Haney ac- cepted d position with the old A. & P. in the store department at Albuquerque. In the fall of 1887 he came to WinslOw as chief clerk to the Master Mechanic, leaving there shortly afterward to go with the Colorado Mid land as storekeeper at Denver. He was for a short time at Quay mas. MeXlco. as auditor of the Sonora road In 1890 Mir. Haney returned to Winslow and has re sided here continuously up till the time of his death. He was Justice of the Peace and Town Clerk for two terms.
 MT. Haney was prominently connected with all the Masonic bodies of the territory He was Past Master of the WinslOw Lodge F. & A. M . Past Worthy Patron o E S, and an officer in the R A. NJ as well as the Territorial Grard Lodge, A Knight Templar and 32d De gree Mason.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

members of this lodge at their next regular meeting on Thurs day, the 17th inst. The members of Winslow Lodge hope to make a good showing at Los Angeles and 1t is very likely from present indications, that a large percent age of the membership will make the trip to the coast city.
 Tbe MAIL will from time to time publish items of interest to the members of the Elks in regard to the Los Angeles reunion and will keep ther1 Ill touch with the various Bulletins gotten out by the general committee so that all may keep posted as to whats doing.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

Miss Ruth Rand, Mrs. U. Z. Rand and her two daughters were passengers on No. ' Wednes- day for Los Angeles where they will join MT. Rand, who left some two weeks ago. Mir. Rand has decided to make his home in Cali tOrnia henceforth.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

A. F. McAllister stopped off here Wednesday while returning home from Flagstaff, where he had attended the reunion of the Pioneers ot Northern Arizona.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15
B. P. O. E.

iN"'S iic'iI GU "Oi CO piONldS et season of joy for their visiting brothers during the reunion to be held at the time of the next session of the Grand Lodge in July. 1909, and have, in the Sep tember Bulletin gotten out by the general committee, outlined provisional program of the festivities.
 The chairman of the committee M. H. Flint, has sent out let ter to every lodge of Elks asking to be kept advised as to the pos sible number of visitors from each lodge also wishing to know whether the lodge will be re- presented by a band or a march ing club.
 The programme as now ar ranged provides for trips to vari- Ous towns and beaches in the neighbOrhOOd of Los Angeles where the visitors will be enter tained by the local lodge at the place being visited. Pasadena, Long Beach, Santa Monica, and San Diego Elks have each asked i for one day to entertain the brothers from altar and the lodges in Northern California are hoping to be able to entertain the visit ing brethern after the Grand Lodge session has adjourned.
 A request will be made to the Navy Department to order the Pacific squadron to lie off the coast and participate in the cele- bratiOn.
 Albuquerque Lodge has ap- pointed committee to arrange for the visit of a marching club from that city and they are now enrolling those desirous of mak- ing the trip, hOp1ng to secure at least one hundred members on their list Tn which event they will travel west in a special train. In order to meet the expenses for the journey those enrolling are requested to pay in $1O each for ten months which amount will be sufficient to detray all expenses of the trip. excepting meals, in cluding a trip to the Grand Can yOn.
 The lodges in Arizona are con- templating a move to get all Arizona Elks together at one hotel1n Los Angeles, also to have all the members of the marching clubs organized by Arizona lodges to be uniformed alike, thereby making Arizona mem- bers a distinctive feature of the gathering. To make the neces- sary arrangements for this fea- ture the various lodges in Ari- zona have appointed committees who are now at work on the
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15
From the Mail. Sudden Demise of C. D. Haney. A shock to the
 community.

ease shortly after four o clock Monday afternoon. MT. Haney was sitting at a table in the restaurant next to the Wigwam Hotel. having about finished eating his dinner. P A Ward, sitting opposite him, noticed that he was in distress aud re quested Dr. Chilson to assist him in removing MT. Haney to d room m the rear. By the time they had placed him on a couch it was found that life was eX- tinct, death having occurred al most immediately, MT. Haney passing away quietly and ap- parently without any pain what ever. Dr. Hathaway was i'm mediately summoned but arrived too late to be of any assistance, Coroner Finn and Underta ker Parr were then notified. After he remains were viewed by the CO roner they were removed to the undertaking parlOrs of W. A. Parr' where they were prepared for burial.
 The body lay in state in the Masonic Hall from noon Tues day until noon Wednesday and was visited by large number of the residents of Winslow, MT. Hanev being well and favora ble known not only in Winslow. but throughout the territory, and was we'll liked and very popular with all. having resided here for the past eighteen years.
 The only relatives left by the deceased are two nieCes who re- side at Seattle, Wash. all the members of his immediate ia amily being dead.
 The funeral was held Wednes- day afternoon being conducted by the Masons. of which order the deceased was a prominent member. The services in the Masonic Hall were private be- ing attended only by members of that order. At two o'clock a public funeral service was held at the Opera House at which the members of the Eastern Star carried out their ritualistic cere mony. Rev. Fletcher Cook of Albuquerque also conducted the funeral service of the Episcopal Church. After the services were ended an opportunity was given all in attendance to take last look at their departed friend.
 From the opera house the body was escorted to the grave by the members of the Masonic Lodge. they marching in ad- vance of the corpse. members of the Eastern Star. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and d large number of citizens follow Ing in carriages.
 F. M. Buck, of HOlbrOok, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Arizona, F. A. M. as sisted by the members of the Masonic order, conducted their impressive funeral service at the grave, Mr. Haney having been a highly honored member of the Masonic body, as well as a hard and conscientious worker for the good of the fraternity. His place will be hard to fill among
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

Leslie w. Payne, a postal clerk on the Santa Fe, running between Albuquerque. N. M. :, and Winslow Ariz., filed suit in the superior court against the railroad con- pany for damages in the sum of $1999, on account of personal injuries sustained in a wreck June 2S.-Los Angeles Herald.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

The motion picture show in- stalled in the Opera House by C. M. Byrd and J. N. Harper has been discontinued. Mir. Harper has secured sole ownership in the outfit and has taken the plant to Gallup where he will open during the coming week.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

This office is in receipt of the Sixteenth Annual Announcement 19OS-19O9 catalog of the Snow flake Stake Academy, of Snow flake, Arizona. This institution IS growing rapidly and is a good one.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

School will open next Monday with a competent corps of in- structors. The small boy, who has been all smiles this summer. is already looking sad.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

Hon. w. H. Burbage, president of the Apache County Bank and Trust Company since it's organi- zation, submitted hls resignation at special meeting of the dlrec- tors. On account of Ill health Mir. BrIrbage wishes to cut down the amount of business duties. Mir. Benj. Schuster was elected president to fill the vacancy.-St. Johns Herald.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-15

Shortly after four o'clock last Sunday morning a cylinder head blew out of the engine in the power house of the Winslow Light and Power Company ren- dering the plant useless and put ting the town in total darkness. The night engineer had just va cated seat near the engine to attend to some duty in another part of the building and but for this fact would have undOubted- ly lost h1s life as the machine was a total wreck portions of it knocking a large hole in the wall. As 1t was necessary to send to Springfield for the parts required to make repairs WinslOw has been without electric lights dur ing the past week but Friday the repairs were completed. Candles and lamps have played prOmi- nent part in the lighting of the homes of our citizens as well as the many business houses, the depot and office buildings and the eating house of Fred Harvey.