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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-25

Gold in large quantities has been dis
covered in the interior of New Guinea by
Sir William McGregor, the governor, who
recently travelled across the ilsand,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-25
YOUNG 70 ks COLUMN.

Fruition,
seek 70 soar above the crowd.
He had begun to say s. 1. 'ss'38 RI s q
ITO leave my Impress here below 81
. When : have gone away ~ ''
To. As he spoke, he. stepped upon
"A fresh banana peel! 8 S'' s.==ss
A juicy, slippery thing, ii lay
Beneath the sage's heel! ..a
J Therefore, 1t came to pass that he ~ Il
Did soar al0ft. and 30 ID So
ItlKeWise 1t f0rtnned that he left
HIS Impress here below. IS. 5s54
mS z.@ Cleveland Leader.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-12-25

& He-"I am going to kiss you.''
L She-s.NVell, i like that ~ Exchange.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
Al. PUB,.ICO. 2

La c mpaii dc los Ferrocarrilei
ie esta lal4, atcntA a favolecer los in
sereses del puhlico. al par que pars
.umentar el movimiento de viajeros
hace algun tempo establecio biletes
lie ida y vuelts p ccio rciucido, va
!ederos tan solo pa'A i~s dete IN IA
dos,
Siguiendn este al tema de rebaias
iesIe /. dc Feu,c,o pone en- VII or,
en- sustitucion nc los retu 4les bile ties
rdinarios de I:: v "a clase, una la
rifA especial con importante reoaja en-
los precios.
Esta Tarifa, que cons:i uye un en-
sayo. regira hasta 81 de Julio, en- Gu
va fecha y segIn los resutados obte-
nidos Ia Compahia Ia anulara 8 la
prorrogara.
Recoaendamos al publico sc file en-
los carteles que sobre estos billctes ha
publicado Ia Compatia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
ALAANAQUHS PARA 1896.

DE phsgo, con sl sAntorai. da-
osAAssronom' ieasAs Teligio
- = onSlalss, sse, y Blocks, d.
arsao.a tern sIegAatss ere
ooa aageneoa. deasls sl mAa le
80 =! n.As eeoa6mlso, peso TO-
os osi.ns : e~eogidos. hAilaase |,
Spndsn e1 sass lmprsatA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
gIN(O lisp MOL Dt PUtR'O RIlyi
CONVOCATOaiA
4 JUNThGtNERAL ORDlNaRlA

ConfO1me { 10 acordado poF el
C0nsejo de Gobierno. y en- cu@pii-
miente de 10 que dispOaen los srt. "a
de los Estatutos y I43 del kegismes
to social, sc convsca los Srcs. Ac
cionistas de este BANJO uats Ge
zersi Ordinaris que se eelebrsrs sl -
de Tebrero pr6ximo, & Ia sna dc Ia
tarde, en- el dsmicilio del mlsmo: de-
biendo presentafse con media hsrs de
antslaci6n Las plpeletss de istsncis,
Las cusles sersn expeddAs por Seore
tzr1a & les intsressdos que dssde q -
al I8 de Febrero, amsos inciusives, ID
soliciten durante las horas de hciass.
Desde ests fecha queds iijsds 81
pGblico en- este Establesimisnto, ccm>
10 pssviens q art ~ del Rsgisaen
70, Il listS de SrsA Aedsmsia5 sss
u q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

Tai es 10 portada de un foileto
aue scsba de editarse On esta Ca
-. ohra del Director del BoLET1E
MrRcANTn. Contiene so p$giDas
ts lectura, en- 4e msyor, y, como
20 ha anunciado, se dediea al ilus-
tire Jsfe del Psrtido "Uni6n Cons
titucionAl" de CrbA. Excmo Sr
MArpm6s de ApeSteguis. Contie
ns el siguiepte progrsma:
E" D. d,catoris. - Pteludios. -
Desarrol'o de! plan.-Conaidsra
ciones.-El preGmhnlo exposici6p.
Los Mum eipioa.-La CAmar.
Insular.-E Consejo. 81 Gober
~ dor Geueral.-LA historia.-L,
'egalidAd.-La Esx6n supremA.-
La R~paracion u.
e fJllslo se ofrece en las sl
talentea condIcsones;
Uu elem plar ----..... SO ct
Con el retrAtO dol eutOr. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

Real Orden confrmands Ia aprobs
eion provisional dc un exped'ente
instruido por 81 Municipio De Toa
Alta para establecer el imPuesto de
consumoa
Cotizaciones de giros y eiectos
pdblicos.
Nombrado fepresentante del Nj
nisterio Fiscal en- Guayama don Ia
cinte Texidor y AlcalA del Olmo.
Providencias judiciales.
AyuAtamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
"WATRRl0 LITIG il
'ExAMEN ORtTIOo
DM LAS PRNCIPALMs THORfAe
UOBRB QUIZ DAGOANHA M nDnIOIO
P0LfT1Oo MopHRN0,
DON lGAACIO DlAz CkAEIA.
iAefsI Dli GBolzTll HslcAA1n =. iDs PsnIssqs
DEDlCATORlA.
LA RAzoN DEL .TITuLO.

A4A 0AkON 01& .A4A OxVG
6UMARIO.-LuchemoA-Eld deber
oumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana-Pretex-
tOs criminales. - IA formula del
progreso.-El pcogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. opinion p6blica.
Ill periodigmo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodiamo.-Lo que eS hoy la
piensa.-Ls prersa y las leyeA-
~ politica.--LO que debe ser 10
posltica.-O6mo se hscen los poll
tioOs.-O6mo nscen los partidOs.
Los programs politicoA--Artja-
cios politic0s.-El carnaval politi-
so.--Miserias politicas. - Einceri-
dad politicA-Fanatiamo politioo
LA demOC7saia.-Principlos do
mOOr6tioos. .--Absurdos demOcrAti.
oos.-Delirios democrAticos. - La
'ibertad dc 10 Catedra.-Tibertad
oontrs derecno.--I.A igualdad CO.
iSt.-1a ieuAldad On 10 historic.
La igualdsd ante Ia rax0n.--La co.
bcrania.-La 0emagogiA.-Lon hun
nos modernos.--La rcvoluci0n.--
Las MISREPRESENTATION y caos.--
vi acknowledgements demo-
edOraS lancer sociAl.---Antino--
@iss y ancualiaA-~wl mayor dc
tos aKKores. AHA ~ il nAvo.-Npa-
logo y oonolusi6a.
Dc veDLA-En 10 ImprsaaA del
aoLsTx MARoAMTIL.
Precio.--Un peso sincuentA cen
ava eiewplAx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

4 NR(OAWNDAAOS ~ OISCStA0
Ulrici, eue co an nueve medicament,
que biea puede calihcarse de e6ca
cn las enfernedades del sSt6m6ss !,
ie asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado reAedio sc administra en- obleas
y 81 iaventor garantixa la curacion d,
las persoAas que 10 usen y el alivio ,
meioria desde Ia primera GAIA
Este afamado especifco % recibe ,
veAde en- Puerts Rico D. Fidel Gal
1ermety.
"MARRosA." Capriche de Con
cierto para plane. obraselecta y eele
oradisima del eminente compositol
don Gon1alo de ]. Ndhe1; edicion de
iajo, elesante nente grabada en- Ia
Ltografia del BOLRTIN. Consta de-
paginas de deiiciosa musica, llevau-
do al frente art!srica y alegoric. por-
ada. A pee el ejenplAr "a es,~
Imprenta.
HAsTA LA vURLTA. = Ea .el vapor
"P. de Satrustesui" va nuestro queri
do amigo Sr, P4lou, h js del distin-
guido CORE igioaario de Juncos, den
Ja,me, ooa rumbo Ia Peninsula, den
lie cuncluira sus estudios de Medic
IA.
Buen viaje. y hasta que tengamos
el gusto de aDrazArle dc nusvo.
Ell vAPORREINA MARIA CRISTINA.
LEGO aver por la maflana. Habia
salido de Ia Peninsua el ~ de Enero
proxino pasado. Hermoso viaje!
oeguir1 diciendo FL B4seHpit que
SON carretas los vapores de La Trasat-
l1ntica2
s.sTend,ia que yer.
VAcANTE -Lo esti Ia plaza dc
Practicante de Ia Culebra, dotada CON
5 800 pesos anuales de- su-ldo.
Vease Ia "Gaceta"
Ky ESQ f-Leemos en- El Impair
cial " de Mayague1:
az Que pasa en- Cabo rojo9
Desde hace dos dias venimos oyen
do m mores, sin que aad4 en- csncre
hayamos podido sveriguar. de hechos
gr4visinos que Sc reia;ronsn con el
-spantsjo enterno del separatismo.
mo hay en- Cabo rojo quien Olga
10 que hay en- esto de cierto1
Hemos oido hablar de ana bandera,
de joyenes encarce ps, en- hn, d.
nil cosss que Sc confunden y qse sc
obscui ecea.
Baeno seria que hu5iera en- Cabo
rojo qaien pusierA las cosas en- claro'
ADOQUIEADO Ell de la Czleta
dc San uan, que aoordo htce item
po Duestro eeloso Municipio sc h.
e jado para el dia del juicio final
Aquellos vecinos. que mirsban Ia I
cercs Ia necesaris mejora. temen cue
"ei gozo Sc les maya caldo en- ei PoLo
No e de Greer.
MEKcANTIL - Participasenos que
Sc ha disuelto en- csta plaza la socie
dad mercantlI P4dro y c., Ia cusl
sucede otra con Ia misma densmina-
cion, siendo su GestoT don jaime Pa
dro y omanditsrio don Luis Sss
chez Nor les.
Pfosperidades.
"CAVALLERiA RUsTIcARA" -Es
IA anuncia 10 dehnitivsmente para
esfa nochr, Martes, el estreno en- nuss
tro testro de il opera Del maesirs
GyOraes don Pedro Nascsgni, tituis
d4 " Csvaile'is Ru.ticsna cuyo de
sempehs co re . cargo dc Ia seGof.
Gay y las Srlas. Mssoni y Calc.gni
All como de los sehofes Koura y
Gil Rey.
Para Ia exorsaeiou dc dicha opera
cuents 10 Compsfia COZ el decof4dc
y yestuario debido. Habri ia trer
para los dillettsau dc Santsiee /,
Rio Pledras
rncpusY1ma eu lknrc .H...h a - MAJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
i&UzA LOCAL.
s0BRINOS De EzOUIAeA.
FO1TALA1A, III

CASA De gisOs y sonis,onss.
ASsntss do Los vApor ss-corrsos q ID
OompAnfa TrasatlAnties nspanola.
Agsntsa Dc Id ID Dc los ssnorss L.
rrin Axs y Uo., Do Liverpool.
Iaem idem G. II. Flstohsr Oo.
u. (compaAis ola FlschA") DO Ia.
AGENTS ds:id Id DO los ssfor.s J Z
0ieksis y Co.,, Linsa Dc "Hsrra".
Agsntss Dc Bahr, Bshrsnd y Ross
Linsa Dc "Ssrra".
Agsntss dc 10 Oompanis Do BsRsrog
contra Inesndios dsHoninsds lsH 30.
yAl'. t<..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
aERNAIZ L co.

Anpoftad0fes ON grands esca,..
cias.
Sus hen6as de detail "a ruz
nLEOTklOA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO SON siempre La meior
11ensn Sucrrsales lmportadoras
an Arecibo y Hnmacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
b. l!KAuU. 1sn sos:. ~ III ii:a at1s'A Al

onstante surtido do reloies. '
pfenderfa dc orc CON brillantes '
p'eoras nnas dc 10 mls moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan Ios
on,e'os y venden . precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

derecho voz y voto en- Ia menciona.
da Junta.
Puerto Rico. Enero 90 de 1906
Ell Sub -Goocrnador, Ja./ ManHsI L.
bsS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

FOSPHinkA FMItREs. ImE \ n Mn
tf'lsfI cBsEG I'LL.
% NOTIOIAS Y AHUEOIOe
opsrasionss AsrAat< los aiss Sy4 De
r sbTeFo
NOVIAfEET0 Ds BUouEs
~ RAJ DAs DK TkAyAsfA

ArR< DAs III TbA ynSfA
DE Eeys York van irgF W,
Han 6 LGHGsr Fry aaass ca
easss Renersi pssa saFtos
DE kt Il fmss. sse. r afE. o..
n R0i I neE J & n silva ro
! 4 eogha ] q sj.nlo Fsn.6
y Go, 8 n iaofes. 4 rns II ~,
% u p pss. In IL. Hao y q.
IL Il II o'e'es ] qossos O.n
80 I'm .. o.. % q aqua /.
dient 70 ntTeas. pssosdo 26 :,
.sAh n Te lsEanpsss 4 yissss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

Microbes, Santa Agueda, vir-
gen y martir, y les santos martires
del Japon.
Jueves, 6.-Santa Dorstea, virgen
y martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
papal para l'eri0ilcas

Dei tamAno del lSolaraa !
del aae sealA HI IlaaloE del
Pals se aeAbA ds seei1lg un
esIA lnpEonEA aAa sTAA Feme
-, que - ToaA... ! pTeelos H.
mIIAdas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

TKAvnsfA.
Bca po,. ''Nova Uniso" pendiente
Berg esp San Josep Id.
Berg. esp. Isabel" cargsndo.
Berg. ing. May. Id.
Vsp. log. "J.ina' descargsn 10
Col amr "hsnsen" idsm.
Col amer Acsra pendients.
pABOTAJn
Col. cap. "MaysgneIsna', Pen
dieDte.
Col. esp Pfoyidenola, osrgs pa
z. FsjArdo.
Col ssp 'Petra" esrga para Are.
eibo
Col. esp "OoTaE6n dc Maria
psHdlsets.
Vsp esp Iso Bossh' pendlsnte
Col esp "liortenels" psndients
Bdss. s.p. "Paqaits" cage pais
Agusdiils.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
falae0 On rama dGI lais.

Venden p.ecioa m6dicOs b 4
LisDesa Hermano en- su alman6n
lcale de 10 Fortalezs n6Mero u,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
LDi DEREHOi lISIIOs
OnL
DB ULfRLILH

- go Dsaf0t0 y AsglAEent0 80
regular sstos asssohosy y fsT-
maIsTtos eoxaplesos pATs 10 se~
ioi1ad ae yaDllAaaonss. Viaae =
aAAss y OEfanaAass, psS 0sG
AnaTas y. OllsTo. sx-IEspses~
tor Dc u nn.sn@nsa y haKsssTs
pablice - nAaagla
Follsto aedleado al ns tsAss6s
DpulAdo poE sst4 IAlA,
fenasss - ella iap1sass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
iArOhle ILIlll lMaILY.

Doctor ca DsrssAo Oiyii y o.
AoniSo, Atogado Dc loA Ilussss.
Oolssios 20 Madrid j Puerto Rlsc
son bu AblUaso en L. UAplsAf 4.
il M6naFquias afrSce s1As sexvlsio
pfofasloAaiss 4 ~ AuMsEo 3 aliaa
ss,ls ds eStA iala p2gA AaEs el Tsi
baaAi ia pEaAao ds Jgagle.a. sl'lloa
ssIo De k4sAdo. IsltaEal De Oaas
la dal keiao j aeaAa ssa1goa "a
a,sraesss. laa'sialsa y Aimial.ssAa
sos as II hasloa,
H@kaAs aAa EA ni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.


11.-TNTUAN-11
A.lUaceDfstas inportadores de
p'ovisiones. Venta al por mayor
Duefios dc 10 antigua : scredita-
da F&brica do F0atoros, estableci.
da en- Santdrce.
Maroas BOLIVAR = OONILL
-Dsp6sito Tetu4n IL.
Agentes dc 10 acreditada msroa
do cigarrillos PAiartto. Bellesa '
Libortad.
F&brlca DC neores ce todas clasas
Admitau Asdcares 6 consi9n..
cibn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
avTRADAs Dn CABoTAJs

Gol esp Zarsg" "a de vtepues
Bdra esp I'M ria A.tau" d'
VieQues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05

OPARAm0Ins On BUQUAs m rTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
sALIDAsDn rRAvNafA

Para Ssntisgo de Ouba, vsp. Ing
"Johsn Sverdrup". despatched por
L6pes Viliamil y %, con carga de
transit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-05
Las R0f0rnaS Dol ST NaQIa
usTuDTO CRTTTG0
DON IGNACl0 DIAz GANEJA.
Sirstur del BOLETlN KEQCANfIL

OB: PUERTO RICO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-18

or his acquaintance. There is
nothing of the gentleman about
such a biped, and he is as danger
Gus as a mad dog in a school
yard during recess.
Chivalry is the defense of the
weak by those who are strong.
The champiOning of the cause of
those who have no champion.
The protection of those who have
no protector. Who is more I'M
protected upon the streets of any
city in this country than the wO-
man. who forced by necessity is
compelled to be her own chape-
rome, her own errand boy, her
own man of all work, her own
bread winner and her own bust
ness manager? Such a woman is
the very one who by her very
helplesSness is commended to the
chivalry of real manly man, and
it is just such defenselesS ones
who are the targets for the shafts
of the impure minded and foul
tribe who lounge around
the streets and other public
places to pass lewd comments
upon those who pass by.
1t was in order in the old days
of chivalry, when manhood and
wOmanhOOd were rated much be-
low their present valuation, for
the knights to always set a lance
in rest for the protection of any
damSel who was in distress, or
had been assaulted by wicked cru
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-18

city, or had her liberty endan-
gered by oppression, or had been
insulted by some hardtisted, red
gauntled son of Mars. We have
fallen on more degenerated times,
and it is the wOuldbe-knight him
self who turns despOiler and ira
Queer and insulter. His lance is
thrust in the face of her reputa-
ton, to despOil her of her good
name and thus dishonesty fitch
that which while it will not en-
rich him, eternally impOverishes
her. This is the boasted chivalry
and manliness of too much of this
free Americanism of which we
boast the round world over.
To what extent this evil pre-
walls elsewhere, whether it is a
condition peculiar to American
manners, or whether it is univer-
sal, the Light preacher does not
inquire. 1t is too much a habit
to rebuke the sins that others
are amind to, and leave undamn-
ed the sins that we incline to, but
this is not the intention of the
Light preacher. Let the denOmi-
national pulpits pitch into the
Jews and the heather in the for
eign lands, it is the business of
the Light pulpit to rebuke the
sins that lie at our home doors.
And as to this evil preached a
gainst this morning, there is not
a doubt that it fOurishes right
here in breezy, balmy, bright
San Antoine. Go where you will,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-18

extended visit to st. Louis and
other points.
Miss Mamie Cox, a charming
young lady of Sinner, has been
visiting Miss Gussie johnson, of
this place.
Deputy County Surveyor Gar
rett, of Cuero, was in the city
Rev. 7. w. White and wife at
tended the state Baptist cOnven,
ton at Houston this week.
Bass Weatherly has gone to
Baltimore, where he will study
dentistry.
Mr.. Ed. Weatherly and Miss
Rosa Plum were married last
Monday night at the residence of
Henry Quota, Rev. j. \. BiggO
officiating.
On last Thursday night there
was a meeting of the cOlOred Nc
Kinley and Hobart club at the
school house three miles north of
the city.
Mrs. Frank Hall, of Nevada.
Mo, has arrived in the city to
join her husband. They will re-
side here in the future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-18

against wOmanhOOd, this trans
greSSiOn of the first rule of de-
cenCy and good breeding, but it
is charged that the sin is ram
pant in San Antonio, that those
who form this congregation are
not aware of the facts here cit
ed, and that they have not been
as instant and severe in rebuking
this sin and frOwning it out of
cOuntenance as they ought to
have been. Thus it is this morn
ing that the gospel of greater
courage to rebuke evil in public
places is preached to you, that
the evil may be abated and that
those whom you truly reverence
and for just cause highly esteem
may not be brought to shame in
the company which you frequent.
The fact that other women are
vilitied and traduced by the vile
remarks of the street lOafer in
your hearing, is prima facie evil,
dence that the women of your
acquaintance, of your household,
of your loving care and tender
regard, are subjected to such re
marks i'll your presence. You
may take it for granted that the
man who habitually speaks evil
of the women who are strangers
to him, habitually speaks evil OF
those who are his acquaintance
There is no security to any wO
man so long as such buzzards
are allowed to fatten on charac.
ter. The only effective cure is to
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-18

listen as you will, only listen and
you will find that the stock in
conversation of the lOungers on
the streets and in the corridors
of public halls and assembly
rooms and at the foot of public
staircases, is the woman who
passes by.
There is no age so reversed
that it escapes, no poverty so
marked that is passed by, no pu-
rity so clean that it is not smirch-
ed, no youth so innocent that it
is not maligned, no wOmanliness
so sweet that it is not marked
with the foul venom of unmanly
tongues, no physical weakness
that is respected by those who
would swear by the milk of the
mothers who bore them that
they were clean in person and re,
Spected the sex that brought
them into the world. Why these
libels upon humanity, these low
bred carcatures of manhood,
are brought into the world, or
having been brought into being
are not suddenly hurled out of it,
is one of the living mysteries of
human existence. But the mys-
terry remains, and all that can
be done is to point out the evil
and lift the voice of stern rcbuke
against them.
Beloved, 1t is not charged
that members of the Light con-
are guilty of this sin
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NOAkUM VICINITY.
General Batch of News Picked
Up From Whereabouts.
| inht Snnninl

General Batch of News Picked
Up From ThereabOuts.
Light Special.
Yoakum, Tex, Oct. 17.-Bob
Harrington has purchased a lot
from A. w. Weber on East hill
and will probably in a short
time erect a new cottage thereon.
Mrs. H. B. Leonard sustained
painful accident Wednesday
by cutting her arm while clean
ing a lamp shade.
The S. A. 4 \. 2. Ry. Co. is
fencing in its property on Front
street and will arrange an ele-
CANT park therein which will be
quite an ornament to the place.
The YOakum Cornet band fur
nished the public with some eX-
cellent music at the depot Tues
day morning just before leaving
on the excursion for Halletts-
Vile.
DIR. w. f. Pugh and family, of
ROckpOrt, passed through the
city Monday en- route to Houston.
The doctor goes from there to
MorehOuse Parish, La, his old
home, to look after his business
interests there.
w. p. Davis went to Victoria
with his little daughter last Sat,
urday, where she will remain and
attend school.
City Tax Assessor +. d. Carey
returned Monday lasS from his
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UNMANLE MEN.

There has been a great deal of
ink spilled in the editorial sane
tums and in the reporters dens
over what is now technically
called "The New Woman" Her
peculiarities of dress and of man
ners and of walking and riding
have been held up to public view
in every light, that which most
distOrts her being that which is
most generally chosen. 1t is not
the purpose of the Light pulpit
this morning to enter the lists as
the accuser of the New Woman,
but rather to haul the other side
of the human house over the
: Goals and discourse somewhat up
on the old man, particularly that
kind of him that makes woman,
old and young, old and new, the
theme of his impudent criticism,
or the subject of his unmanly
suspicious.
Women are generally decried
as the exemplars and opponents
of all that is little and malicious
and suspicious in the human
mind in it's criticisms Of others,
but the woman is not in it in this
respect with the biped in trOus-
ers, who does duty for a peripa-
tetic clothes horse and considers
that he rises in the scale of being
as he grows more proficient in
his ignoble profession as the
smircher of wOmanly character.
Talk of a church sOciable, or a
Woman's Aid society, or the
weekly sewing circle as the dis
penser of unkindly gossip, these
are not to be compared with the
average biped in bifurcated gar
ments for real mean SANDER. A
corner grocery dude or a side
walk iounger or the lOafer about
the entrances to theaters or pub
lie halls or stairways, can give
any circle of fishwomen on the
globe points in dirty slanderOus
attacks upon those who fall under
their observation.
The manliness of American
men has long since passed into a
proyerb, but there is another side
to this question. The manliness
that openly pays court and cOur,
tesy and Difference and secretly
defames the very woman that is
thus paid open respect to, is not
of a very sterling kind. The man
who lifts his hat to woman as
she passes him at his post on the
curb or at the foot of the stair OF
in the elevator passage, and then
lifts his tongue in slanderOus
accusations against her the mo
ment she passes out of earshOt
is not the manliness upon which
a true man prides either himself
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KARNES CITY.
Dead Man Found And Foul Play Is
Suspected.

Dead Man Found And Foul Play Is
Suspected.
Light Special.
Karnes City, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE
body of Mr.. N. J. williams was found
in a pasture near the railroad. about
half mile from town on Sunday af-
ternoon. When found he had been
dead several days. Foul play is sus-
pected, as a knife wound was discov-
cred on the body. He has been a res
ident of Karnes City for several
months.
Mr.. J. V. Vanderberg, the candidate
for District Attorney, is out hustling
for votes among the Karnes City vo-
tiers.
Mr.. Eek Conway a farmer of Hele-
ma, was in town this week attending
court.
Mr.. Fred Santleben of San Antonio.
was attending court here last Tues
day.
Mr.. jeff Reagan made San Antonio
a visit last week.
VIII Addington and Pet Bailey took
flying trip to San Antonio last Sat
urday to see the circus.
Miss Ethel Friar and Miss Sallie
DALEY, of Helena, were in town this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Friar and wife were in
town Monday.
Allen Tobin and Chas. Wilson, went
to Helena Sunday.
Plenty of rain has fallen in this vi
cinity.