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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

New faces, new songs. new scenes
and new acts are 70 BE- seen In MUIR
ray and Asck's show this year. II
Il the safne old bunch OF fun. but
this time Il " named "A Night on
Broadway" There ~ just enough
sense 10 justify the name and
enough nonsense 10 squip a Murray
and Mack show. Ollie Mack said
yesterday: 1T IL the biggest show
We ever took on the road And II
II almost AZ good as II ls big"
The stars. Charles A. Murray. Ollie
Mack and Kitfis Beck are the same
funnakers that have manufactured
laughter IN Seattle for many seasons.
Murray n th4 usual droii. witty
elongated frishman. Mack the same
funny little bundle OF comedy, and
kittis Beck just a rpriEhtly. viva
ciobe soubrefte.
In Charles Howard they have ss-
cured a great addition to the fun.
making staff. lie n a Hebrew come
dian and good In his line. Although
he oyerdcsr his part at times he Is
always funny.
The main strength o. the show
this year h In the big chorus and
the new and artistic scenic effects.
At the close Of the first act a nov
city seen for the first time In Seat
tie r. introduced. n Ia a confetti
dance, and the effect IN very prstfy.
There are showers Of ribbon paper
coming from all parts Of the stage.
and streams Of the confetti are
thrown out in the audience.
IN the second act "cllquof." the
mechanical doll. and a Chinese spe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09
BANDITS
Fooled

Herman y Rchnfef. proprietor Of
the LatoHa saloon At 2fsJ First ave
nue.. hHHind the ATTEMPT ~ two
thugs 10 hold ~ hts place last night
ana shot az fhe Nnuld-he highway
men tNiue before they made their
escape.
Shortly before II O'Clock the two
men entered the saloon heavily
masked and carrying large fevOitefs,
A. the time Frhafef was coming Uat
from behind tho bar with the intans
ton u going 10 the rear of the bar
room
Throw up your hands" came a
boyiah voice behind one OF tbs
masks.
Instead % complying with the com.
ntand Hehaftcr dropped down behind
the bar and quickly rrawied Ia the
psife where a big Colts revolver Was
kept hciting the weapon he Jumped
up from behind the bar and nred one
shot point blank at the hiEheaynen
who tufnsd ana ran toward the deDf
just an they were going out hs fired
another shot. lie does not know
~hsihaf either shot took eject.
Rchaftef says the bandits were well
dressed young men and apparently
very nervous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

mAlnder Of the cas-, Ia entirely cap
ahls.
what Happened to Jones" viii
run through tho week.
THE Man frem Sweden"
knuta Erics"n, recognized az one
Of tho oievefeat uSponents OF awed ?
lah dialsct on tho stage today.
opened a weeks engagement at the
Third Avenue theater yesterday In
The Man From Sweden" The play
10 little different from tta prvdeeea
aora. ole piuaont and "Nun Nons
SON" II has tho same hiR hearted
and whales aouled hWede A. the hefu
and there In the same hameiy pathoH
and humar that made those plays
famous.
lnbofvf knute Ericaan makes q de-
oided impression, Its hive for Jim
the child he rescued fr1m a ship
wreck n depicted Ia a touching man.
nor fiia comedy was clean and
witty and In the pathetic parts Of
the play was also ruad
Ericsson " Sweiia himself aud
does not In the least exasgarate the
ldialect of his countrymen newly ar
rived In America, Il may be- truly
said that he faithfully interprria the
NINfAa
second only 90 that Of the star l.
the work of Little eiiatrtoa. who az
Humra the role OF Jim" cafl's
ward The little one has been well
trained aud her work IL decidedly
iclcNer
Charles MaiIca makes good
Villain Nlsa sophie Howell, In the
role Of Alice jefferson. dors well.
She II q beautiful woman aud fully
cone"ives her part Lillian Maynard
y ecqurtttsh enough for the aou-
hrvttc rolr.
Madison rhsster
The new program for the week at
the Madison opens tonight. There
arr three new carts IN iocai vaude.
lNillc.
The fiiiau Prujcstn.eops Company.
Iownins the only films tn exiatence
giving the entire eight rounds OF the
Jefffirs- - tRainmona last fight. Ia.
GLIDING the knockout. under the
management Of ~ A Fisher and "
A, kAitmeyer wiis present tho ex-
lhlhition.
The Seymour trio viii be seen for
the first tune h~r~,
Mile Julia nrachar.i. known a. the
duecn OF the revolving globe. win
also make her first aptaesranoa Ia
Seattle. performing difficult frats
whilc on the revolving globe Five
other vaudeville arts are on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09
TINE poolaooms

p
and
but
obtain city ordinance would
business effectaays
fActy
by
police PAID u
hoped urb~rv
u..
homsy old phrase. on n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09
WANTED TO
BURN MONEY

st. PAUL. Feb s.-fiarvwY Hc0tt
'of Rirs easnty aiss ieastaw stl 90 in
cash. . HtsaH Irrtioo II shlrh h
der IN the ceunty. Later Ne add
a cosiieli. directing that the residue
~ 10 the epunty bat that Il b.
burned ~ his sxeeufar. 11as au-
prmnse essrs has uph~id the slaw~r
court IN the i~skstsn that the tnousy
could not b. ier<ffy f-srsei. and That
the cnitcii. though u made an Tie
gal aisIpsittou q the u,sary. sss
sufficient IN snnui the beaaest 10 the
counfy. and the ~heis estate ~ glvcn
10 fhe reietises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09
OENOUNCES
The POLICE
Rev. Y. c. lie. SAY. They Are IN.
GREATEST ohstseiss ts Reform

The most scAthine sfeannclafion ef
n,odsfn t<sitcs methods ever heard
FROM Seattle pulpit ~.s made last
nikht BY Hey. Frederick = Ia-. pah-
tor OF Trinity AZ. ". church. The
subject % her sermon was AMER the
Grand Jury. WHAT. A l4rsr con-
Eresatien heard him.
Mr.. lee bitterly srrsfsnef the t-o-
ice Tor their apathy IN the matter II
is~ cnfoFe~fnsnt saying. in part
10 Ne saAtussry a tao lass~s t~-na anA
stu~s th@ lssiss fTcA as = @hs,ls. = tbs
sfs1t-st asaztseis IA raF = sssfsfr~sr~et -
- hts..ss l@-s snd rssaisisssi sfssin.
Nsfn~trf ! h<se fnfnsf N 49, u,s.sestsaf
that eoes=sarisi-.i fAs saezstsx "a esist
ta8 a. ssA 49, r-sf<~rsff-a u pr..fIInfia'u
.rs sss.ssisss I fsant tAz&ft.f.ly ss.s /
uas rt a3afnss ~ r-alfasf T7.sr uss,l.,
49, strfr na=ans In thslf ne@ef 70 hAssk
itssess sAttazz aeefse<s INF 5Tsstaftasr sslrts1
fhs t@1ssrs All lkfw~ fhstf @t,si@ -asski
- ne sists - ~ tssiltsFkan asssts -
thaga - s4.tnsf |t~rsaf fftfsen. "a ~.
slsapaF So - hae-~< safsFs.z.zst q l1-a
ssi rsEttezz< isse
AL tAea IA tafsmT - - tAfu4 i
nat sa@@ th- sz<t-~a aa~s uhaf fhs l-1iiss
s@ts - essss - A. H~<sa ss<4pi.isi aa.i
-e.r 80 ~~ss.na -ess kstszensf wkE
- nnf- th=t - 10 Nasup~sxa aa sssrs
tiarAsa ~ : - - sanas-i snases.shlnss
strsts. h4a1ed .ast alaas = aasEt. a. nsaf
tf.s -eats sa-h. fFs.aa m HssrsT 1, ths -
sstrhaf. - "a asn,a@a f=ftz-f staua 49,
HEaIie . rNss1sf -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

cialty by the entire company were
the features. a grand chorus. Tn.
broadway Bris.de.- closes the Last
act.
Murray and Mack cio-s tosnorrow
night.
Harry corson cfsrks
The new people Of Harry corson
Ciarks's Company. who appeared
with him last night In what HAP.
peDed TO jones'" 1T the Seattle The
alter. have materially strengthened
hts support Mr.. Clarke now has q
company worthy Of him. The hap
p>ninxs to Jones we're peii-snpioifsd
In last nights performances.
The risibie qualities Of this produc-
ton require no chart for sIucidation.
II has been presented In the city
several times before but seems not
10 grow stale BY repetition. Shouts
OF approval greeted It's most striking
scenes. while many Joyous indf-
vidusI csokie from the audience
punctuated It's evolution throughout
Comment upon Ar. Clarke In su-
perfiuous further than 20 say that
~ Jones'. the breezy drummer trying
10 sustain ecclesiastical dignity. he
Il up to his own high standard AZ a
comedian. or the additions to his
support. Julia Wsicott IL easily first.
She is IN Mr.. ciarks's own class. A.
sentimental old maid she was one
OF the features Of the play. The re-
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
Cash for old scid- Colonial block
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

The business community b svidny
The pay
b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

fts faast enr~rtasesd tax wtfs tinemsa
rssass ti4stF aaafhf u 40 u l. tieHs fiszFs
sisszstt - ftse tlRa sfH the pafstta al
los thisas q - 80 th4s sasf fHsss are
Illeatf - aassiatsns ttAsanessf IN tits sslfF =
~ flst< asss arr ttslsa th@ ga<Flia4n4 Nili
lsAF ths1-4 Nsfns ~AEee
ffsa EqFfreuf that asas~1Ftrf ~ the isfas
aas Leslie fvwsf fs.asssAaFs plaaf { kng~
n.sEna alsasl. N4t tbs afs1ss sfafafnsnf
has. haala I faH ssza eaii aiediY arsss 20
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"a sssIsisaa nsssh ks.xst. . rsnaatn.
Nsff tNasertfliiiF frtlfss
jim hltossE.
lAsstne-s Akrat fsneH~as uaisas
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Oct shaved Al shfrwsburyz iit
fsrirr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

Cash for old SOLD. 7coIoniai block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

Vote on the proposition 20 grant
an amended franehise TO tho sest-
tie Cataract Company. Even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-09

Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union bloch.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
27 de Mayo de 1908.

El domingo tiltimo, entire 2 y 8 de
su noche, ocurrio un conato de incen-
dio en- la casa morada de ruestra ami
ga Francisco Lirio. E iucidente, que
fue casual. ocurrio por haberse dejado
una lampara encendida muy cerca de
a1gunaS pleas de veStir, conlunicAndosc
las llamas estas & incendiandolas.
Hubiera tornado ell fuego mayoreS
preparedness, no ser por ell promo
concurso de algunos vecinos, los cuales
ayudarcn Salvar la casa de una ruina
segura.
~ Tambieu en- dias pasados hubie-
ramos tenido que lamentar serias des-
gracias, ocasionadas por otro in 1icio de
fuego en- el altar de una fiesta de Cruz.
NosotroS somos de opinion que la po-
liCia no debe rermitir que Sc alumbren
esoS altares de manera tan exagerada
pues este es I'm peligro para ell vecin-
dario.
x*x La hygiene no esta regularmente
atendlda; los caminos vecinales NAL.
En- mis- proxlmas notas me ocupare de
este l1ltimo con pTeferencia.
~ Los >Sres. Suarez yes han mon
tado en- este poblado una carnicerfa C,
todoS los adelantos modernos: gracias
a esta mejora, tenemos carne mas
y en- excelentes 1oadiciones.
x* y En- estos dias ha sido visitada la
o6cina del Sub-Colector de este pobla-
do por un empleado de tesorerfa y su-
pouemos cue haya salido satisfecho,
pies el Sr. Marxuach 10 esta de tai vi
sta 10 que no dudamos dado ell modo
de ser y conocimientos de dicho seflor
ell cual desempefIa su con- etido con r
dadera honradez, pudiendose notar Ia
mas pura Unparalleled en- todos sus
actoS.
Es digno de aplausos para dicho Sr.
Marxuach Ell hecho de que en- sus ho-
raS vacantes Sc dedica q distribuir Sc
millas gratis a los pobres, contribuyen-
do asl al progreso de la agriculture.
XXI Sc encuentra enfermo hace al
gunos diaS nuestro estimado amigo ell
joven Daniel Sosa, hermano de la Sc
f1orita profesora de este poblado. Ha-
cenlos votoS por su pronta y total me-
jorfa.
CorrreSponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
Carolina
~ de Mayo de 1903.

~ de Mayo de 1908.
Alexandra Osorlo del barrio de Ba-
rrasa, Sc cayo de una palma con tan
maIa suerte. que Sc disloco ambas ma
nos, recibiendo ademas f1erte confusion
en- el lado izquierdo de la cara. El DE-.
Fernandez y prscticante Iglesia hi
cieron la primera cura.
-. d. Nicanor Zeno, -escribiente del
Tuzeado de Psz, mejora rapidamente
de Ia enfermedad que ie obligo q guar
dar CANA. lie asiste el doctor Cabrera
Soler. -.
=. Ell corresponsal de este peri6dicO
= 81 familia Sc asocian al dolor que ex-
perimentan el Pbro. don PEDRO Ko-
driguez, cura de Bsyamon y So - neIsIa-
e 81 q inn Andres. Inspector de Escuelas
de Vsga Baia, por el faIlecimiento de
81 smsntfsirna nadre dofa Vslrntina
Diaz q. e. p. d. a-...o,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
BESIDE HatTIEo
Cultos religiosos-Sigue la 1luvia-Dos
cadaveres = Ell Rdo. Lambert -
Una iglesia protestante.
Mayo 27 de 1903.

Mayo 27 de 1898.
El mes de Maria continca con Ell
mismo esplendor.
La funcion del lunes correspondi6 q
los sefiores don Fernando Ledesma,
don Jes1s Gonzalez, don Manuel de Ia
Viesca y don Jose Santiago.
Esa noche ell altar de la Vfrpen re-
sultaba con lujo y buen gusto superior
a las noches auteriores. FL golpe de
vista que presentaba era encantador.
FL alumbrado, muy bien repartido.
No podfa pedirse mas.
~ Anoche fue suspendida la fun
clon por cauSa de la lluvia. Toda Ia
semana pasada fue de aqua.
Corresponds dicha funcion a don
lose !. Corujo y don Miguel Sanchez.
#~x Aver tarde fue encontrado muer-
to en- el elcamino que conduce 4 la ha-
GENOA Santa Rosa, al anciano Juan
Rosado. '''-
Fl Juzgado de Camuy Sc constituy6
en- q lugar, tan pronto como tuvo CO.
mo tuvo conocimiento del hecho. pro-
ccdiendo al levantamiento del cad aver
Anocne rue conducido al dep6sito, don
de Sc le hizo hoy la autopsia. --~--
Tambien falleci6 I'm nifio de c,,,..,
Iedad, hijo del vecino Domingo Morales i ss
~ Monser1ate Montafiez.
Les acompafio en- Su justo dolor.
~ Ha mudado su residencia otr.
vez 4 Ia villa de Arecibo, ell Rdo. 4
H. Lambert -
Sc dice que dicho Mr., establecer5 en-
este pueblo una iglesia protestante.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
America Sa1as.

Realiza una buena partida de
trajes de casimir ingles para ca
balleros, faldas para seloras, y
un buen surtido de traies para
ni6os, a precios mitad de tabrl-
ca.
No 10 olvideis-San Justo "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
CORREO
a MR.. LAMDYS

La ventanilla para el expendio de los
sellos de correo en- las oficinas de esta
ciudad resulta pequeha, hacienda def
ciente ell servicio, cuando hay aglomera-
cion de compradores.
lPcdrla remediarse este, ensanchando
Ia ventanilla 6 hacienda dos 6 tres mas;
Esperanlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
26 Mayo de 1908.

Constantemente vemos ataques en- Ia
prensa, dirigidos a la administrator oe
este pueblo, tratando de HERR m4cnaS
veces la acrisolada honradez dc los nom'
bres que gobiernan. =,
Don Virgilio Ramos VeIez' alcalde
suspense de esta poblacion, es el mas
atacado Dor sus enemigos. Asi vemos
g .nsl1rar duramentc su adniniStraclo
diciendo, que las GALES estan en- pesino
estado; que ell pan y ell alumbrado estan
monopolizados por su hijo; las medlci-
mas por su sobrino; que en- ell Aylnta-
miento haya hombres ignorantes; que
ha postergado al DR.. Blazquez por el
DR.. Lange; que pernitio, segt1n Sc dice,
la desviacl6n de I'm rio; que no t1enen
instruction, y otras cosas mas, h1Jas, a
nuestro entender, de la envidia de una
terrible mala fe hacia el Sr. Ramos,
pues sabido es de todos 10 Siguie ute;
que las Gales de Manatf estan en- pe--
fecto estado, pudiendo andar por elias
lin ,iego, sin tenor ning1u tropiezo;
que 81 el pan 10 tiene monopolizado
''Yiyito', hijo del alcalde, Sc debe aqae
ningdn tahonero podra dar al pueblo
eSe articulo tan eXcelente y complete,
sin temores ninguna intoxicacion, 10
que redunda en- provecho de eStos veci-
nos: que 81 el alumbrado eS serv1do por
ell mismo ''Yiyito.' es porque ninguna
otra persona podr1a proporclonarnos I'm
servicio tan eXcelente, pues las GALES sc
ven alumbradas todas las noches; que
las medicinaS no son suministradaS por
otro farmaceutiCo, porque ninguno como
Ramos Casellas atender1a a nuestros
pobres, proportion andoselas a tempo, y
en- buenas condolences; cue el Or. Blaz-
quez al lado de Lange, en- ciruj1a. no es
capaz de sugetarle los instruments y en-
medicina no hay kque hablar. Lange no
tieue la fama de Charcot por vivir en-
Manatf, donde no hay OCCASION de daI
q conocer sus grandes conoclmientos,
pero podemos aSegurar que la celebr1-
dad parisien no aventaja en- nada a
esta celebridad mayaguezana. ESQ del
rio, es solamente una habladuria, pues
los reriudicados, que son los vecinos del
barrio de "Quebrada," pueden entrar y
salir libremente a srs casas, y, por IL
tino, el Sef1or Ramos eS TN hombre de
vaSta instruction teniendo sobrados CO.
nocimientos economicos administrati-
vos. como ha demostrado con sus e!o-
cuentes discursos, pronunciados en- dis
tintos actos oficiales y por la acertada
direction en- el manejo de los intereses
conuneS.
va vemos, pues, 10 injustiicado de
los ataques al senor Ramos, blanco de
las iras de sus enem;gos; pero el podra
estar satisfecho, pues los hombres de
mas valer y arraigo aplauden su acti-
tud y esperan verle repueSto en- su deli
cado cargo.
Cuanto 4 los sefores que componen
nuestro ayuntamiento, todos, 6 en- su
mayor parte, ademas de ostentar IT,
tuloS universitarioS. tienen una brillan-
te posicion pecuniaria, 10 que les induce
q defender los intereses conunes en- be-
nefcio de los suyos propioS.
Cesen esos ataques indebidos y con-
venzanse los 1rlanatief1os dc que su pue.
bio, sin la intervention &c los Ramos,
no podria prosperar, pues entire los Ia
mados, ellos son los escojidos.
Y. Pincho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28

IEnvidia7- .lMala fea--El dulce virgilio
-IDonde esta ell Dante.-Esto es Jar-
ja-Ramos que dau fores.-Lange y
Charcot.-Lange en- primer termino.
Ramos acknowledgements mi
1lonarios-iAlto ell fuegol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
S.Qufem s6is2
;.D6MDE ESTATS?

Sin fecha nj firma han recibido nues-
tros editores una carta, la cual acom-
pafia TN original que contiene tres ora
clones para imprimir.
Querido cIiente lquien es uste?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
Motas de Loixa

Conato de incendio.-Mas fuego.-Uua
exageraci6n. In hygiene y los ca
niinos.-Carniceria. = El Sr. Mar
xuach.-Un ciudadano 1til.-Un ami
go enfermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-28
SAW JUAN LIGHT AND TRAus1r Co.
Auf1ENTo ENEL SERYIcIo DE ALur1BRADo.

Doada la capacdad de la pana Companfa tiene los
dinamos alubrado mas gandes Isa cuyos fac
torres puede atender p1bico pronttud precos
mas bajos que ninguna otra empreSa.
La siguiente tarifa tegira hasta aviso:
SrYicO para osahlscmsnts hasta las a@PM
Ne bsjfas $3.50 al De is 6sJsas so. 90
Precios cOntadOr, 10 cenavOs por kiIo Watt hora
hOGiS para cSaS patulra mr cada ampga neandescnts:
bsCjGas Aes. De bssjfGs. l. 90 a1nses.
Cualquiera envie arjeta postal teefonee
ira ocna San Juan, sera vsado por de
peados quen dara noes del installation del
aumbrado e de la corrente para alumbrarla
SANJUAN LIGHT & TRANSIT co.
TEL EFoN0 az. SaN 1VAN
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08
THURSDAYS PRIMARY.
LONGING IS OVERWHELMED ny A
CAMPAIGN OF SLANDER.
Money is Reelected Senator BY a
Large Majority.
vardaman and Critz Will 80 into the
Second Primary.

Incomplete returns from Thurs
days election up to noon today
Saturday show that Money has
swept the State for Senator. AS
far as heard from Moneys vote
in the State is 1910, and Lon
gino's 26,S40.
The race for Governor lies be-
tween Critz and Vardaman, with
Vardaman leading Critz on the
popular and electoral vote. Var
daman has 129 electoral votes,
Critz 106, Noel %, and there are
8 still in doubt. 1874 electoral
votes are necessary to elect. The
popular vote for Governor, as far
as reported, stands: Vardaman,
30,014; Critz, 27,4s6; Noel, 90
353.
Carter is elected Lieutenant
Governor, Power, Secretary of
State; Williams, Attorney Gen
eral; Henry, Auditor; Brown,
Supreme Court Clerk. The race
between Sharp and Miller for
Treasurer is very close and yet
undecided.
Whitfield, Nall, Cole and
Adams, who had opposition, are
nominated, of course.
Elsew here The Leader pub
fishes the official vote for all can
didates in Lincoln. The election
in this county, as is usual in such
elections, was full of surprises.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08
THE sEAI-wEEKLY LEADER.

The short experiment of pub
fishing The Leader twice-a-week,
instead of once, has met with such
general favor and encouragement,
we have decided to make the Semi
weekly permanent. The paper
will continue to appear regularly
hereafter on Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays. Publication of matters of
local interest will be a distinguish
ing feature and we shall endeavor
to cover this department of news
better than it has ever been done
before in any paper published in
Lincoln County. With a large
bona-fide subscription list which is
constantly growing, the paper also
furnishes superior advertising
medium to our business men.
To all subscribers, present and
prospective, we wish to say that
the subscription price of the Semi
Weekly Leader will be $500 a
year, payable in advance, which
is just so cents more than the
weekly. Subscribers who prefer
to continue their subscriptions at
the old price and receive the paper
once a week can do so by giving
us due notice; but we think all
will find it more satisfactory to
pay $500 and get the paper twice
a week. At $500 year the cost
is only so cents quarter, and a
good local paper as large as The
Leader twice a week is we'll worth
that to every man in the county.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08
Alter Jackson Blind Tiers.

All men who have been CON
Quoting blind tigers or gambling
places in jackson have received
notice from their landlords that
they must vaeate Immediately.
Some of these places are noted,
and the men who ran them did not
pretend to do anything but look
after the tables and dish out the
whiskey and beer. Mayor Hem
ingway and city attorney Stricken
served notice upon the landlords
of those buildings that they would
be subject to a fine if these men
continued to run their unlawful
business il their quarters. With.
out exception the tenants have
been served notice to vacate and
vacated Immediately, which is the
best indication that the city ii
free Of the pests.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Official Announc ement OF the County Ex.
ecutive Committee.

At a meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee, held at the
court house in Lincoln County or
August 7th, 1908, to canvass the
returns of the primary election
held in said county on Aug. 9th.
1908, it was ascertained that the
following nominations were made
to-wit:
For Superintendent of Educa
ito, Edgar Green.
For Chancery Clerk, R. w
McNair.
For Circuit Clerk, S. P. Oliver
For Assessor, G. w. Maxwell.
For Surveyor, w. M. Russell.
For Coroner and Ranger, ]. J.
Stamps.
For Supervisor, District No. 1,
q. P. Jones.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis.
trict No. 1, Geo. Lambright.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis.
trict No. l, J. B. ,.Daughtry.
For Constable, District No. /.
j. d. Blue.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis
trict No. 2, Hamilton Smith.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis
trict No. 2, Geo. T. Douglass.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis
triet No. 8, w. c. Sumers.
For Constable, District No. 8,
B. A. Williams.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis
trict No. 4, S. Fl. Pepper.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis
trict No. 4, R. R. Albritton.
For Constable, District No. 4,
j. A. Moak.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis
No. 5, w. P. Pepper.
For Constable, District No. 5,
Ed. Smith.
All the above named persons re-
ceived majority of the votes cast.
No nominations were made for
the following Offices and the fol-
lowing named persons ale to run
in the second primary to be held
on August 9th, 1908. Said par
ties receiving the highest number
of votes polled, to-wit:
For Representative, R. r. APP
plewhite, V. B. Watts.
For Sheriff, j. F. Greer, r. G..
Applewhite.
For Treasurer, Wade L. Sum-
mers, Thomas W. Keenan,.
For Supervisor, District No. 2,
j. G. Bryant, c. Mullins.
For Constable, District No. 2,
H. F. Middleton, FL. e. Womack.
For Supervisor, District No.
3, G. M. Brister, w. Lee Maxwell.
For Justice Of the Peace, Dis
trict No. 8, 7. j. Gill, G. d.
Hodges.
For Supervisor, District No. 4,
j. B. Wills, G. G. Montgomery.
For Supervisor, District No. 5,
Jno. Walker, w. w. GodboId.
For Justice of the Peace, Dis
trict No. 5, Bartlett Smith, Chas.
Smith.
Ordered, that the Committee
adjourn until August 2Sth, 1908.
A. G. McNAIR, Chairman.
w. f. PARSONS, Secretary.