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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-13
But Its the Always NOW With The
IL

Railroads.
Wonder il Griffin viii protest
against the removing of the south
bound Southern train. rha5 $4,000
that Griffin gave to secure the ROAD
oaght to cause many to ri*c I'D in arms
against such Lr""erent.-tiritlin
Herald.
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foh SALE-One of the most desir-
able suburban homes in Brunswick
Tor sale; large dwelling and cottage
besides other improvements. four
acres CT land on which is a ouan-
nty of fruit trees, desirable loca-
uon: II interested apply to Edwin
w. Dart, courthouse.
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Sounds Like y Spring Poem.

Sounds Like j Spring Poem.
The spring seasons tendency on
the stock e:t hange should soon turn
toward increased confidence, hence
improvement, declares Banker CleW$
is his weekly Observation-Disclosures
Ledger.
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FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching barred
Plymouth Rocks; rs cents for SET
Ding of Is Phone 337.
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Beveridge Has a Democrats Light
ming Rod UP Nov!
Congresscl in Dalzell's wia1 thai In
diana should go Democratic mex time
will probably lie gratified and Senator
Beveridge will not be the only Repdb-
lican mourne:, either-Macon News.
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FOR SALE-Twenty- six-foot gasoline
launch, 6 IL horsepower Lathrop
engine; bargain at 5000. Apply to
J. Z. Dubberly, at Duboerly-Butts
Hardware company.
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TELEPHONES:

Business Office, Editorial Room. 1888
The City Editor ................ 34O
The Editor observation-disclosures. 432
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-13
More Like cussins Match Isn't It?

MississipDi's graft case is taking
the form of wrestling match. That's
as persuasive as whitewash, AZ any
rate. Florida Times-Union.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-13

And Toms Eeen Aching For it eng
Time.
Congressm Bill Towards come
back" at Tom Watson is about the
worst skinnirg that one white nlfn
ever got at i e hands Of anotner.-Al-
bany Herald.
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Yes Sir and the Peaches Tool

Girls are in demand says the At
lanta dispatch. Georgia girls are in
demand the world over.--Rcme T.ib-
une Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

>sssssssAas>aAaeA~ssssa
FOR RENT-seven room 9.stor :
house at No. 624 Union street at
$lo'oo pc" month. Apply next door
FOX SALE CHEAP grocers' re-
frlgerator, Wagons, lot of paper.
bags and trays, shown cases 1eliv
cry Jackets. and other grocers' fix
lures. Burns & Dickev
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S D E G HIT S F r o Nj
OF n Err S N CTU M S..
But Really, Are There Any?

Ii Hung Chang's son is coming to
America. We may now exp44t - hear
the questions which the cid man failed
to ask.-Atlalta Georgian.
Oh Hardly!
Pinchot is with Teddy today. It
would be worth going to Genoa 10 find
what Teddy says when he hears all
about it.-S"N aunah Press.
"Aint It Awful Mabel"
If there Should be an earth radk ;
don't blame il on the comet. Look
who's cominG.-Atlanta Constitution
s$#&*%
Dicredt How ever Will be the Reward.
The President deserves some credit
for sticking 10 Cannon-Atlanta Jour
anil
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President and Editor.
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Secretary and Business Manager.
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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-03
THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Today the democratic party of North Carolina Stands before the PEG
Me proud of its noble past proud of its splendid present, and facing the
iWQre with courage and confidence. Never before has the party stood for.
n&Rr ideals or been truer to popular rights. Never has It stood for more
wcaHenge the admiration and merit the respect and support of the people
un 1t stands for at this good hour.
Every branch of the state government is honestly and economically
ADMINISTERED. Every branch is being administered with Zeal and fidelity
We puOhc good, and never before have the fruits of good government
"n brought closer to the great masses of our people.
AS never before the department of agriculture Is aiding the farmer II
nn~urpyng his wealth; and never before has there been such progress tr
a o1 building of good roads, which brings every farmer nearer his neighbof
"u nearer the markets for his crops.
a., ohder present democratic rule every line Of business is prospecting
~" mf state stands in the forefront in the mighty march of progress
ne state is paying more to the Confederate veterans than ever before
ds S history, and more of the states unfortunate wards-the insane, tho
N' ue dumb, and the blind, are being cared for. X
ne he department Of public health is extending its benehcente work to al
cH mnerto never attempted. The state has begunits battle with thu
ta I White mite Plague, and is bringing hope to thousands who have hereto
vie NOV only despair. eL## $3.50 HE .s
Shed Imoqgh the department of education the light of knowledge is beint
WILL increasing power over all the people.
have L bn tne present administration. fraudulent Special Tax Bonds
to nrrS Sn oonated to two states-Rhode Island and Nevada-with a vieg
Connnn sIg their collection. In neither case has the effort been successful
et w We nave friendship abroad instead of financial loss. During the pres
and # vas such unusual depression in the money markets that great staes
um9 not aiken by the usual buyers of state bonds Governor Kitchin called
sha 1 on . on people, and the bankers of the state met and promptly over
now ad" eo inc issue, o great was the faith of the people In the party which
-" administers the affairs of the state S
lever hoe 90 order and prosperity ragns throughout our borders, and
bean h%' re- at home or abroad, has the honor and good name OF the state
ration 0S'e0" tuan uHdeF N present democratic admins
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-03

ers and you before this donation was
made?'
ut did"
did you appear of record in the
case2"
/ did not"
when were you employed My
Schafer Brothers?"
I'm January, 1901"
"That was long before this dona-
ton was made and before suit was
commenced?"
eyes"
II understand you to decline, as a
matter Of privilege, to say what oc-
Cured between you and Senator Pet
tigrew after the conference referred
to in reference to the donation to the
state of South Dakota of the ten
bonds sued upon?'
IF anything occurred between US,
it is privileged, because whatever I
may have done was as a result of a
consultation with my client and as
sociate counsel and acting for my
client.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-03
BUTLER'S OWN TESTIMONY IN
THE SOUTH DAKOTA BOND SUIT

hi
Senator Butler was asked this
question by the late ex-Chief Justice
fames E. Shepherd, who was attorney
or the State Of North Carolina:
Estate what conversation you had
With Senator Pettigrew in reference
0 North Carolina bonds, which is the
ubject of this suit.
Some time in January or Febru-
Try, 1901, I had a conversation with
lin, which probably led up to the
iassage of the act of the legislature
n South Dakota authorizing that
tate to accept donations"
Butler then proceeded to tell how
n the year 1900 he visited South Da-
ota, and among other things viewed
he State University. His solicitude
or that institution was aroused on
he occasion of that visit, which he
elated.
Upon inquiry of Senator PETITE
rev the conditions of the University
md discussing the other state insti-
tutions which I had visited. he stated
hat it was in bad financial condition,
nd that he had made efforts to Sc
ure some donations to supplement
What ] think he referred to as the
,ittance applied by the legislature 2
Buffers sworn testimony next res
terts to a visit made by PettigreW to
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-03

Andrew Carnegie to get funds. But,
adds the Sampson attorney, he failed
ito secure any cash." And continue
ing, Butler says:
e'This was all casual conversation
from time to time, while / was a
guest of Senator Pettigrew In South
Dakota, and the details are not clear
in my mind"
ST further suggested to himEI
think it was after he informed me
that Burke Ca republican congress
man from South Dakota), had agreed
to secure the passage of such a law
that I thought 1 knew where he
could get a donation, and if / could
be Instrumental in the state getting
it / would be glad to do So. If l at
a later period did discuss North
Carolina bonds, and lead him GPetti-
grew to believe that 1 could be In
strumental in securing a donation OF
North Carolina state bonds, I would
decline to give the information, be-
cause I could only have had such in
formation from a consultation and a
transaction between attorney and
client, and which I understand is
privileged"
please state who the client is that
you speak of"
The client was Sehafer Brothers
Then i understand that the rela-
tion existed between Schafel Broth
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-03
To keep Old Glory bright.

when the people are in fun control,
And jails are full Of crooks,
Well send a man to washington,
To look inside the books:
He'll enforce an honest government,
And work with all his might,
To bring honor to the nation,
And keep odd Glory" bright.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-03

There are seventy thousand va
want niger political shoes in North
Carolina. Today the good white peo-
pie of North Carolina are asked to
put their lily white feet in them.
Will they do it?' Cameron Morri-
SOM
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-03
BUTLER AND BONDS
The New York Evening Post in April, 1905. printed
the following as a double column advertisement:
THE COLLECTION N
State Bonds Repudiated in Whole or in Part.

The recent decision of the Supreme Court of the
United States, entitled "South Dakota VS.. North Caro-
lima, wherein the former State secured a Judgment
against the latter on ten bonds, par value $4,000, amount
ing with interest to $27,4OO (Which has just been paid) has
greatly enhanced the value Of all other r~epudiated state
bonds, because it has established the law and the proceed
ure by which they can be enforced.
The undersigned committee, in 1901 pooled all of one
issue of North Carolina bonds and originated the plan by
which the above successful results were brought about. and
obtained a settlement for the individual bondholders. at a
little less than par, or their entire holdings of these bonds.
This committee is now ready to proceed with the col
lection of all other ~repudiated bonds of every class, of each
State.
This committee has no connection with any other COM
mittee, and it knows that it alone is now in a position to
avail itself of the benefits of the above mentioned decision.
Those who desire to enforce the collection of their
bonds will deposit the same with the North American
Trust Company, 195 Broadway, New York City, and re-
ceive receipts therefor and a contract agreement under
which the undersigned committee will undertake to collect
the same.
w n. OLE & CO., 4
RI PETTIGREW,
isl - D. L. RUSSELL,
Fv BUTLER.
Depository. IL
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST co,
1876 Broadway, New York City,
Wheeler FL. Peckham, Counsel
49, A3&# 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
See Abb0tt,s house suits.

See Abbott's house suits.
New white silk waists at Perry's
Look them over
We sell the @Home made" petticoats.
Vesle q Knight.
Read TIE advertisement Of Moore 4
Owens on page 2.
Don't miss the opportunity Of buying
those fine acunclngs az yauRhan's.
The Frank McWhorter company has a
large assortment Of auto hats aud caps.
Another lot Of those black ask petti.
coats At $500 each AZ Yeale s Knights,
Cut Sewers and funeral designs al
Yoangson's, 7 Pearl street.. Tel. 4a2.ll.
Una Casa d'aHttarsi con sci stauae
sftuata IN Howard street vicino a Center
street, per inf0rmaxioni viroigefsi nella
svossera d g. Coesca
The city ASSESSORS had 4 record break
Ing day On Saturday, about four hundred
lists being received sc the ofiice in the
city halt and the Taxpayers appearing
aHmost IN a stream Tha assessors are
pleased that the more prompt appearance
Of the taxpayers indicates tie under.
standing that the taxpayers have not the
Who'll q the month 81 April to turn ii
their inventories.
There viii be concert and dance ia
WoodmeH's hall next Wednesday even
ing, April 10. McEnelly's singing or
ehestra will provide music. 1t will be q
public dance, and many special features
viii be given, including four moonlight
dances brass and male quartet and vocal
selections BY members Of the orchestra.
There win be concert from s to d.
and dancing from Q TO /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
NoRTHFIELD.
mr.. and Mrs Wiiliam Legier Celebrated
18th Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs William Legier Celebrated
18th Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs William Legier eelebrat-
ed their 18th wedding anniversary, Fri
day evening, at their home on East
street, Light refreshments were served
and pleasant evening was ENJOYED by
a large number Of relatives and friends.
John Riley left yesterday noon for
Boston.
] x. Morris Of Barre spent Sunday
in town.
Edmund Raeside Of Barre was in town
over Sunday.
Glenn Tracy Of Montpelier VISA AZ
home yesterday.
Mrs. G A. Edgerton visited in Mont
pelier Saturday
J. + Higgins Of Barre was in town
Saturday on business
Nj p Blake Of Barre spent Sunday
in town with his family
j 9. Griegs Of Barre was business
visitor il town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Z. J. Owens Of Barre
weresvisitors "a town yesterday
Miss Minnie Talbot and Miss Mae
Morrill, were in Montpelier Saturday
Mr. and Mrs r. w Hickford re-
turned yesterday from visit in Mont
pelier.
N. "A Wheeler has resumed his duties
IN sanborn's drug store, after several
days illness.
Peter and Roderick Rabideau left yes
terday for Canada, ID the interest Of
the Rabideau Lumber company
No service was held yesterday IN the
Uniyersalist church. on account Of The
illness Of the pastor. Rev. George +
Fortier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Tilden Of Barre
spent Sunday in town the guests Of
Mr.. Tilden's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Tilden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
WATERBURY.
Death Of Luke n. Lewis. Veteran Of the
Civil War.

0@Atu " AAAr AAs ALWtNy fNtI4AN u AAE
Civil War.
Luke Monroe Lewis passed away at his
home IN North Duxbury Friday night,
after long illness with disease Of the
heart, contributing paresis. He was born
In Bolton July g, ls40, the son Of Hiram
and Betsey Lewis His parents were
among the first settlers Of Dqixhury, liv-
ing for some time on Scrabble hill The
deceased is survived BIZ two brothers
and two sisters, Wesley Lewis, living ID
Gaberyile, Mich; Heman Lewis OF Bris-
tol, Mrs. Sarah Sprague Of Middlebury
and Mrs. Phoeba Ridley Of Bristol In
1865 he was married to Miss Clara Fargo
Of Huntington, who survives him. Four
children were born to them, two Of whom
died in infancy. The other two, Frank
e. Lewis and Mrs. ]. 0. Young. have
lived near the parents and with the mo-
Their have given tender care to the EN-
feebed father. Four grandchildren have
also cheered him, Harold n Lewis, E..
George Lewis, Clark A. Young and Willie
MI Young. Mr.. Lewis enlisted Ia 1861
in Company e, Nermont's second regi-
ment OF BeFdanis shavpshooters, and was
honorably discharged after serving three
Fears. The funeral was held from his
late home Sunday morning. Rev f. B.
Kellogg officiating Miss Price and Mrs
Palmer sang. The burial was III Hunting
ton. Bearers were Frank Lewis, J. O..
Young, Fred Davis and Ezra Fargo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Comiquol that's all
New Regal shoes at Abbott's.
New isle and silk gloves At The
Vaughan Store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
&c PIunber After LongfsIIow.

Beside the leaking bathroom tap
The local plnmber stands;
The plumber, lazy man Is he,
With large and grimy hands;
And the puzzle is Che less he does
The more his bill expands
Week in, week out. all day to eve.
] can hear each hammer blow
can hear him fling hts tools about
From my sitting room below
And he keeps on ringing the bedroom
bells,
So the door i up, | know.
He comes each morning 20 the house
With ones two small boys
And when his tools are out Of reach
One hears his raueous voice,
Shouting for what he may require
And II makes ones heart rejoice
Spelling, rejoicing, soldering
Not where the leakage shows
Eacn morning sees the job begun,
Each evenings attempted, nothing's
donet
At 9 o'clock he goes
Thanks 70 thee, unworthy friend,
And the mess that thou hast wrought
They're ruined, our hot water pipes,
And new ones must be bought.
Botheri Coufomd ilI cannot shape
Eacn burning word and thought
Tit.Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
The Rsggar part.

your wife looks charming tonight
Mr.. Blinkers,p remarked the hostess at
the reception. Her new costume SIM
ply beggars description"
ssWell ! don't know as 10 that re-
Joined Blinkers "hut II almost beggared
me.'--Chieago News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
Mrs. Partingtonis Rival.

Mr. Blinks Din art museum ~ didn't
know yan we're such an admirer Of curios
Mrs Blunderby.
Mrs Blunderby Oh, yes, indeed;
just delight in iniquities, Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, ApRIL i, l0lo.
Weather predlctlon.

Fair tonight and Tuesday; moderate
northwest 70 west winds.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
QUESTIONS NO. %.

Dear Ed CREssET. l trust that
you will not think that / am try.
ing to impose on You by asking
so many questions; the questions
that / ask ! think is questions
that ought to be explained to the
people by thus saith the Lord.
/. What is the Holy Spirit?
2 Is 1t not, the Word OF God
spoken by the Holy Spirit thru
the Apostles to us?
3rd. Is the Holy spirit any
thing else but q teacher?
4th. And what Is the spirit Of
Christi
9Th. When does God send the
spirit Of bis son into our heart.
crying Abhi father?
6. How is it, that we know that
we dwell in Christ and he In us:
Please answer soon.
J. II. Newly
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15

And this word Is the gospel Of
our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. As Paul says:
For am not ashamed Of the
gospel Of Christ; for it is the
power OF God unto salvation to
every one that believeth; to the
Jew first and alsot0 the Creek
(Romans. 1. 1877
1t is true that Holy men spake
as the spirit gave them utter
ence. The letter. which Ia the
written word are different from
the Holy Spirit. as it reads:
Who also hath made us able
ministers Of the new testament;
not of the letter, but of the Spir-
1t; for the letter killeth. but the
Spirit giveth life. (2.Cor,3. g.
Then we must repeat that the
word spoken by the apostles, is
not the Holy Spirit.
To BE Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
Life is BIT . Dream.

When q man is born into this
world he is then cast into the
boat Of life perfectly helpless.
AT this early stage of his exis-
lance, the boat has to be stcared
by the strong arms. Of u mother,
or some strong nurse. Until
the time comes when the man
can take hold Of the oars and row
the boat himself, clear OF the
dangerous shoals of passing try.
Els that will make life a wreck.
And then after fourty years
have passed. And the man looks
back, life to him is but a dream
Four,y Years more Is passed
and lille is still a dream to loor
back. And though a man ma,
have reached the goal of his life
on deaths cold pillow it is but ,
blank, q mist, a dream, But, for
getting the pastand pressing for
ward TO the priza, heaven gained
life thou becomes 4 real.
J1s 4 great pleasure. Se4y
Christ and al Is we'll. Sery
satan AID al! is i0sl, chouAu \
this day whom ye viii serve.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
QUESTION NO. a.
HAS TIMES CHANGED?

Editor of the WORLDS Cries.
SET SEE in your last weeks OF
Sept. 1910, IN Editorial headed
Freedoms Call And in that
article, you write rs though it
was wrong for a minister To take
a salary for his ministerial labor
You do not mean to say that
he should not he paid do you:
Please answer in the CRESSE1
NJ your convenience.
Mr.. Harry Baker
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
ANS WEIR TO MIR. NEWBY'S
FIRST QUESTION.

The Holy Spirit is the messen-
ger of the soul. sent direct from
the father and the son, to kind lie
into n flame, old earth's dorment
nature, which was given to men,
when God created them. Now
from this statement we must
conclude. that the word ri ven to
us by the apostles. in no. the
Holy Spirit, that iJ is only the
sword of the spirit, as it reads.
And take the helmet of salvation
and the sword of the spirit. which
is TIE word of God. "(Ephe, G17.)
The Holy Spirit is the comfor.
ter: Pleas read.
But the comforter. which is
the Holy Ghost, whom the Father
r will send in my name. he shall
teach you all things, and bring
all things to your remembra nee.
whatsoever | have said unto you.
(St John, l4-2G.)
Also
But when the Comforter is
come. whom | vii. send unto
you from the Father, even the
Spirit of truth, which proceedeth
from the Father, he shall testify
s. of me-" (St John. 1920
Of Here is the m'orter which is
Vi the spirit oftruth and Holy Ghos
M who is the third person of th,
:, Holy Trinity. Please read.
For there are three that bea
y record In heaven, the Father
IT. the word, and the Holy Ghost
at and these three are ONE
Il. John, 80 The Spiri
Er Which makes the third person q
the God head body. Tnis same
Holy Spirit was saw in the form
- Of dove when Christ was bap
tised. Please read
And straightway coming IL
loutof the water, he saw the hea
vens opened. and the Spirit lik
"a dove descending upon him Is
Mark. 100
no This God sent messenger does
ne work that no other messenger ca
IS. do, and for the evidence OF tn
lis fact We only ask you to read til
.od passage.
-. Now the birth of Jesus Chri.
~ was on this wise; When us hi
" mother Mary was espoused
Id" Joseph, before they came togetl
'ow err she was found with child
the the Holy Ghost.
nv. Then Joseph her husban
being just man. and not willir
to maize her a public exampI
was minded to put her awi
'HS privily,
am, But while he thought on the
sed things. behold. the angel.ot u
Don Lord appeared unto him in
my dream, saying, Joseph. thou 8,
az. Of David. fear not to take un
thee Mary thy wife: for u
~ which is conceived in her ia
for :he Holy Ghost. iSt. Matt. /
for. 1929
ned. by those evidences We prove Il
, the Holy Spiri, Is not the w
THAI WAS given IN Us bv the spi
thru the apostles. Eul We il,
" .tui.d Cur reaLegs again q
{ ). tie written word is the swt
l.