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New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

discuss the affair. He went 10 Washington in re-
sponse TO a telegram from Chairman Jenkins. OF
the judiciary Committee, who said the connlttee
would be glad 10 hear any statement the Judge
cared to make. The message was IN reply to
telegram sent by Judge Lacombe, in whlch ne
asked the privilege OF appearing before the JUDI
ciary Committee relative 20 the charges mace by
the Philadelphia lawyers. II is said that Judge
Lacombe took with him the record of the ntigatlon
in which Watt & Dohan were interested which VIII
be laid before the committee for consideration.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
M Naxo~aAJFus
Store Closes at $50 o'clock.
The BLIZZARD OF WHITE
For FOUR. DAYS MORE

wbomdoD b g
gale
and
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end whnew o more than
Theea esrongrea aplnty rning m
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

Judge z. Henry Lacombe started for Washington
last evening. and win appear to-day before the
judiciary Committee OF the House relative to the
charges brought against him by Watt e. Doban
or Phiiaoelphia- Judge .-acombe stiu declined to
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

The best way to enjoy good
spirits is to keep a bottle of JOHN
JAMESoN's IRISH WHIsKEY
within speaking distance.
Good spirits and Jameson's
go together.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

LAXATIVE BROsIO QUININE
Always remember the full mans. RE ceats
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
Printed
Brussels Net at I6c

Fabrics as dainty and as beautifully printed
as these would cost 6oc yard. IL imported from
France. The American manufacturers have
produced fabric almost Identical in effect. and
yet it can be marketed prohtabIy at ISc a yard.
The designs are quite as dainty. and the print
ing is OF equally high character to that done In
France.
The patterns include noral designs. both large
and small in pink hsliotrope. blue. maize on
white grounds.
These dainty, Printed Nets promise to he ON.
OF the favored fabrics of the season They ara
wonderfully effective. At this very low nrica
18c yard. Rotuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-23

ENRIQUE TERRADAS

Ell p1blico 10 recibio con una ova-
ci0n. La salida del distinguido actor
fue admirable.
Era el Cristo como 10 deScriben los
misticos, como 10 ha conservado la
historic travGs de los sigloS, aquel
hombre casi vagaroso como un bello
fantasma de mirada s01ladora que Sc
pierde EN- Ell horizonte que Sc recon
centra intervaloS V baia con su luz
.almas Y corazones. fascina, Y encien-
de el amor, sonrie 4 los espirituS.
Era el Nazareno. Bello como en- las
evocaciones ue la voluntad aparece a
los creyentes grande como es STEM
pre- las miradas de todas las edades,
con la grandeza augusta
de su dolor, respeto y silencio la
ri dc Grecia, hablando de misericor-
dia, de la lev sagrada del amor, prin-
clplo inmutable de Ia vida
Bastaba con la salida de Terradas,
para que el pdblico Sc diera cuenta dc
que estaba admirando un artista.
Fue magistral. fue admirable.
Y en- las sucesivas escenas, en- la
cAlle de la Amargura, en- el Calvario,
en- el descendimiento, el eminente &C
tor supO cOnservar el caracter los
prestigios del augusta personaje que
encarnaba, imponiendo verdadero res
peto al p1blico, que en- ocasiones lego
a sofocar justisimos aplausos creyen
do profanados por la ovacion mereci
da al admirable intGrprete, los inmeu-
SOS dolores tan bien fingidos, las an
gustias acaso sentidas, porque ell artis-
ia cuando llega ese grado Supreme
de equilibrio con la realidad, siente
por 10 menos Ia misma doloro a sen
sacion interna, y sufre la catAstrofe
moral que determine ell drama
No e1 uaa novedad Ell dccir ahora
que Terradas es un admirable actor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-23
Eel 90 de Mario
Domingo OrO=SO.

Memorable fecha que no puede oil
vidAr el>pueblo de Puerto Rico.
" Dia glorioso para Espaiia.
Fiesta elocuentisima que recuerda
con entusiasmo el superviviente de
aquella epoca de cautiverio.
Dia de sombras Y de luz.
De sombras para sepultar en- el pa
sado, el vergonzoso comercjo del hom-
bre por ell h0mbre.
De luz, para contemplar al que fuG
pobre esclavo, respirando libertad en-
tudos los 6rdenes de la vi la del dere-
cho.
Guam srandc es para mi esa fecha
Guam grande y trascendenta es ell
acto de justicia de las CorteS Espafio-
las, al romper eterna y para Slempre
cadenaS que cohiaian a. honbre de
color, el derecho del ciudadano, y su
libertad personal.
Yo era nifio por entonces; pero muy
nifIo
Del % de Mario, tengo en- mi pen
Samient0 muchos reCue1dOS.
Tengo de ese dla los cuidados de
JOOiN f1eiQlS, N4bN aAahOoo ia va
mis- actos LENA de tenor
Recuerdo la culiosidad del nifio an
tt aquella fiesta suntuosa, que pasaba
hora tras horas, para 6l, sin medita-
ci0n alguna.
Sc presenta mi vista aquella mul-
titud de personals, todas, y cada una
hombres mujeres alegres satisfe-
chos, repartiendo flores por las GALES;
respirando libeltad.
ST, yO recuerdo ese d1a.
El hom5re hoy, comprende al niflo
de entonces, y siente, que la relleXi6n
de aquel acto, no tomase cuerpo en- su
pensamiento.
RI hombre de hoy, piensa y siente.
Piensa, en- el !derecno usurpado por
ciertos elementos para rendir q la es-
clavitud, homDres libres en- su patria
Y siente, la satisfaction, de mirar
libres, aquellos infelices de entonces,
que Sc llamaron esclavos.
Gloria a Espafla, y a aquellas Cor
teS EspafiOlas.
Gloria tambien los puertorriqueiIos
iniciadores de actos de justicia, y glo-
ria para mi tambi6n al poder rendir
este recuerdo, esa fecha, que no de
be olvidar, ningdn hijo de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-23
Gn .jNnlsUdtnO.
Desde Washington

Como dijo el obispo: "Esas son vo-
ces que hacen correr los paVos. Las
prop p1siciones de paz, atribuidas 4 Ru
sia, que circularon mace tres dias, por
la prenSa europea y por Ia americana,
eran obras de ingleses y de japoneses;
y mas. seg1n parece, de ingleseS que
de japoneses. lie Figaro" de Paris,
sefiala el hecho de que, cuando Ia si-
tuacion militar dc Russia es mejor que
nunca, cuando Kuropatkin dis Jone de
mayores fuerzas. muestra la pronsa de
Londres ell maximum de ardor en- pro
de la paz. Y el New York Herald, "
comentando este que dice el diario
frances, aconseja severamente & los
ingleses que tenga memoria y recueT-
den que, para ellos, la guerra Sudairi-
cana comenzo de una manera tan de
sastrosa como comenzo para los rusoS
la campafia de Manchuria.
"El tiempo-afiade ell Herald '-
fnG entonces un factor importante en-
favor de la Gran Bretafia, porque Gsta,
con ell tempo, pudo envia1 al teatro
dc la guerra tropas sahcientes para
veneer
Con el tempo tambien mejoyara Ia
situaci6n militar de Russia; y sera
aventurar demasiado el declarar imPo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-23

eira,. tr Is k e
-uf iuna en- le~fne 5 es.as g.
a.ss ac tar.c p.fm. aente pef1 a
a.ssf e. tn.u. Rll >e ~ ene .s> fa
.feso. q ;rug 'unl e. frhfcTa acl
a6n saA ban >ilo mavefes cue *
5a r1 aucro tlwo
IS erc 81 sohrantc de >Nse tfs -o
nafe.t guc cn vc. q c>tar acpo
d - m dtca :nicrc, del p II
cento IA BancoS cue como el Amen
Colonial lfr~, Aauenel Bank
prv~;an dicho Ginero Y q &c Is cuon-
tsS corrien'is;as IL 30 por 100 aursnie
los tres primeroS mcSeS &c Ia opera
eifn Y al ], p'r cicnto anusl per cada
pr6rroga dehiera oonS,iiuirSe an. Ban
CO especial para que con las esrantiaS
correspondence Sc iacilite ese. di
nero los propieisrio de hncss cafe
tersS al interts del ! por ciento que
bien podria garantirSe Y ei TeSoro
plblico sde'nls de recibir el interes
del por ciento anual que hoy percibe
por los balances de saldoS. iendria
0avoreS ingresoS per contribucloneS
debiio 4 que los dueiios de as pro
pied .des agricolas podrian obt@ner ma
yores cosechas por la protection mo-
netaria que Sc les prestare pagsr con
puntualidad suS contribucioneS al Fis-
co.
Nos parece justo que en- vez de ia
vorecerse a empresaS como las que
nos ocupamos, deberia atenderse en-
primer terinno nuestros cafetero
que ben necesitan lie la protection of
cia p6blica.
lnsistiremos sobre ese particular va
que ell bill de emp1estito fue pospues
TO- contra la voluntad del pals, por el
Consejo Ejecutivo.
NJ ALdea Nazari0.
San Juan, Mario % de 1905.
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La Ciudad de Mukden

Mukden, en- cuyos alrededores han
lbrado en- estos momentos desde
hace dias la batala decisiva rusos y
japoneses es una de las ciud ades mas
antiguas del ImPerio chino, la capital
Dc k Mandchuria, pals tres veces
mas extenso que EspanA, pues tiens
I 10000 kilometres cuadrades.
La p9blaci6n de la ManGchuria no
es mucho mayor que la de Espana
pues solo tiene veinte millones 61es-ha
bitantes. 49,
Tiene Mukden mas de 100000 habi-
tantes. Es la ciudad .sagrada" por
excelencia. para todos los chinos.
Ll4manla los mandchurianos la
"Floreciente", y los chimes, en- general,
"Asin, IA capital, asi como los lsti.
nos llama ban "Urbs," "la ciudad", a
Roma.
Su nombre Official entire los chlnos
es Ching Yang. que los europeos sss-
tituyeron por ell de Mukden
Fu6 durante muchs tempo residen.
cia de los soberanos de la dinastia
que ahora DONNA en- ell vasto imperio
chino
Sc compone de dos ciudades.. la in
terror la exterior, eada una de elias
rodeadas de sus nnuralla6, y que for
man~ua dcbie cuadrilatero
La ciudad interior, que tene un cir
quito de coo metros, comprende 81
antique palacio imperial, ahora del vi
rrey, ell palacio de Justicia y otros va
rios ediheios ohciales.
La ciudad exterior contiene el yer
dadero pu bio y esta rodeada por
grandes murallas, que tienen una Ion
gltud total de IA 900 metros.
La estaci0n del ferrocarril esta 4
ba>tante distanCia de las murallas.
Sus GALES son largas. regul4res,
NAL adoquinadas, pero mucho menos
sucas que las de Pekin.
Alderman la ciudad muchos temples
magnificos; en- uno de ellos debia orar
solo el emperador de la China Il pri.
mer dia de cada aho, segdn la ira
occion
En- las fachadas de las casas de
Mukden estan esculpid as hgur rs, SC
ven molduras caprichosas.
Las casas parecen pequcnas p%go
das (templos chinos), y en- elias brillan
varios colores; rojo, amarillo, azul
verde, frecuentes doradcs.
En- cada casa hay una tenda. en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-23

r ta c.'-n csrae.to- e rsb.ce ml a..
t..a.c. ac cssa eia.. stts bofdatas
p = n.s narcs af3tae.s.es psniaUas
,sa-ubnla, cic
Lss enaas m-s rsess s,n las dc
'ss .Ap-t.. y de = pses.s.a a, so.
tve p.,nda>
La> ca.le, p.eseni-a 1. asPcc's de
On gran hazat.
En "a p.u,ort~ca e,udsd DONNA una
@o;'tud in.enss = p4.ptants parece
~eu6lla un horn suefo uua nsrea de-
seres humauos
En- iodas Sc coieaa. Sc tropiczan
unos con otros unos en- magniscas 81
Has. otros en- una especie de Omnibus
arrastrado pof una b.s.ia fameics.
otros pie.
Dos GALES principsles van del Norte
a Sur. cortadas por otras iunumera bes
ealles en- @rgulo recto
FL aspects es parecido al de Tlrfn
En- el cruce de las princi7ales GALES
hay una torre. y sobre ella un tambor
para dar asiso al vencindario en- case
de incendio de otros pelgros. y tam
biGn al comenzat y al tsrminar el
dia
Ell palacio imperial esta ahora com
pletamonte destrozado Era antes ad.
mira blemente suntuoSo.
Los grandes tesorss que encerraba
estan ahora dispersos; sus departa-
nentos Sirven de Cuartel 4 los soldados
rusos, y sus jardines estan convertidos
en- un campa de cosacos
Las tumbas impsriales cstan situa-
das dlcz Kilometres de la ciudad, en-
medic de IL bosque.
A los lados del ca nlno cue elias
conducs sc ven de trecho en- trecho
enormes e imponentes hguras &c pie
dra, reprcsentande person.s. elefantes
camellos y dragones.
Al misterioso recinto de entrada un
tportico colossal todo de marmol obra
magnifca, no solo por su riqueza, sino
tsmbien por su perfection arquitecto-
MICA.
En- la pagoda que hay en- el recinto
de las tumbas Sc hella. la gran mesa
funeraria, llena de inscripciones y
asentada sobre una tortuga tan grande
como dos elefantes. q
Cerca de ella hay coloca adas enor-
mes calieras de cobre, en- las que Sc
euencen bueyes enteros para los sa
crihcios.
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MONEY 70 L0AN

/ have made arrangement wi, !
lenders ~ money in New YORK. Gin,
with whom am nb,C - uCgu.i,i, lOnu-
secuted by FIST mortgage on mp oveI
repayab,e in annual i'Sta 'imjnts Df
five Seais No brokerage o. commits
sion charged ouY \ reasonable
charge for abs,Tacr 0ilitir
r.. IL WYLIE,
Aug 3l-6m, &t;O!neY a. iI:,w
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blind Tigers Whipped?
Statement thpt Dcaiers Ia Gontya
bnnd were Beaten at Night ny
"Nigilante" Noar Nine
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The State Alliance.

Columbia cor. The News and
Courier The State Alliance
met in the Leyden Hotel to.
night. The following officers
and delegates were present {:
President, D. F. Efird vice
president, O. P. Goodwin sec.
retary and treasurer, j. T.
Nesbit, Lancaster; w. P.
Caskey, Lancaster; j. Badly,
Oconee j. G. Anexander,
George Eargle, A. S. Frick,
Lexington. Some changes we're
made in the constitution and a
resolution was passed compli-
menting the directors of the
State Exchange for their excel
lent work. The old officers
we're reelected for the ensuing
year.
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Winthrop College Scholarship
and Entrance Examination.

/ eXrmin non Tor the awaid of
vaoa"i sc;,o aIsh ps IN winthrop col
iege and th- nrimissiov Of fuon stu
dents will he h ld Yt the county Ourt
House OH F!itay Ju'y 7th at ga III.
Applicants l. ust not De less tnau fl,
teen years of a,.e when scholarships
are vacated af,cr July 7h, they VIII
be awarded t. those making the hign
est average Il th ) ex ,miraciOn pro, j.
dGd they meet tiie conditions governs
ting the award. Applicants 'or schOl,
arslips should write 10 President
Johnson before the examination for
sch0la ship examination blanks.
Schoiarshi rs are worth SEQ aud
free tuition The next session will
open Septem 20 1905 For furlhsf
Information and ga alCgue address
Pre-. ID. B johnson,
Rock Hin, > &.
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Cc,rlvulsiorl
Fits, then
Epilepsys

DR.. Miles Restorative Nerv-
inc has been so successful in
curing these brain-wrecking
diseases that there is every
reason TO believe that even the
most hopeless cases can be
benefited. if not fully restored.
We will be pleased to refer
any one thus afflicted to many
who now enjoy the blessing of
health, after years of hopeless
suffering.
when two years old. followed by fits OF
the worst type. and he was, pronounced
for him, without relief. After, about
fifteen years he became so bnd that We
sent him to Longclif hospital for the
insane. at Logansport, Ind. lie was
him home July 80, 1902, in NJ an 3'aTiTi aWfui
entirely. lie hardly knew one OF the
family; could not even find his bed;
was total wreck lie had from 20
DIR. Miles Ncrvinc, and before the flrst
bottle was used, we could see n change
for tho better. We have rlvon it t.
MN ever, SINCE, ana ne mas hau bCt
two very light spells since last August.
1908, and then ho was not well other
ways. We pronounce him cured. IS he
can work and go anywhere. II any one
wishes to ask any questions concerning
this, they are at liberty to do so"
+. II. BUNNELD, Lincoln. Ind.
Dr. Miles Nervlne Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that tho
first bottle Will benefit. IT il falls, ne
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elklart, Ind
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Notice Of Election.

Pursuant to an act of the Legislature an
election will be held at the following
places. viz: Lancaster g. H., Heath Springs
and Kershaw on the second Tuesday in
August, 1905, for the purpose of elec.ing
cotton weigher for each of the above named
places. Polls open at s o'clock q. m. and
close at o'clock p. m. All qualified voters
are entitled to vote. The following MANA
gers are appointed;
Lancaster. G. HI Cousar, RI Har
per. w Il Cauthen.
Heath Springs-D w Hendrix, Nj l.
Beckham. Creighton.
Kershaw--B F Hilton, w Z Blackmon,
Henry Horton.
BY order OF Board of County Commits
ers. NJ. G. GARDNER,
Co. Supervisor
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GREATLY IN DE EMAND

Nothing is more in demand than
medicine which meets modern
requirements for blood and
system cleanser, such as DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are
just what you need to cure stom-
ach and liver troubles. Try them.
At Crawford Bros, J + Mackey
d Co.'S and Funderburk Pharmacy,
drug store, Csc, guaranteed.
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General Repair Shop.

have ope"ed opposite the Poag q
Harper ginncry, II biacksm h and
general repair snop with Bos-y Me-
Phers0n to do the blacksmithing and
iron work All work done at iesson-
able prices. A share of your patron-
age is earnestly solicited Give me a
trial. j. @, ADAMS
July 2i 1853 I'm.
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The Wer

What hshi!hs tiers wss daylng
The past woek ~as apparently
confined TO Sakl.alin Island, where
the Japanese me- taking possess
ion, without very heavy resistance
on the part of the Russian gar
rison, and to landing Of forces by
the Japanese some 700 miles
north of Vladivostock, where Il
lighthouse was captured. News
from Manchuria has suggested
that a big land battle was i'm
minent, the japanese beng anxious
TO have another victory TO their
credit before the meeting of the
peace ENJOYS this week There
Is nothing SO far, however, to
show that II battle has begun.
The attention of the world now
naturally turns toward the meet
ing of the representatives. of
Russia and Japan for the purpose
of finding whether il ispossible TO
arrive at an und rotanding that
will bring about peace. 1t seems
to he pretty well understood that
at the first formal session Of the
ENJOYS the Japanese will lay
down their main terms, and it
will then develop whether the
Russians are prepared to ncgoti
ate on that basis If they are,
the sessions will continue, and if
not, Il lot of correspondence with
the home governments will likely
begin, with the result that in
structions given, the plcnipotcntra-
rlcs will either he modified or the
peace conference dissolve, and
the state of hostiitles be continu-
ed. The fact that Russia is con
tinually sending fresh troops
and that Japan Is getting togeth.
er more money and moving right
on with her plans in the field
seems to indicate that there is at
least an apprehension on both
sides that peace is not right at
hand.
1t is taken for granted that
Japan will ask for something like
billion dollars indemnity, as
she claims that the war has cost
her about million dollars day.
In addition to this, she will, it is
said, demand that Manchuria be
handed over to China; that Nlad-
ivostok be made neutral port
in return for which she will not
fortify Port Arthur; that Sakhal
in Island and the Lao Tung Pen.
insula be ceded to Japan, and Ger
tain r K interests in Manchuria.
These are apparently pretty severe
terms, and bear out the statement
recently made by the japanese
ambassador to Great Britain, Bar
on Hayashi, who intimatcd that
the Japanese would not be found
to be angels when they went to
lay down peace terms to the Rus
slams. There is little.probability
that if the outline of Japan terms
already printed is anything near
accurate, that Russia will accept
without much parlcying; If, in
fact, she is found willing to con.
tinue negotiations. Charlotte
Observer.
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SICKENING SHIVERINGFITS

OF Augne and Malaria, can be re-
lieved and cured with Electric
Bitters. This is a pure, tonic
medicine; of especial benefit in
malaria, for it exerts n true cura-
tive influence on the disease, driv-
ing it entirely out of the system.
1t is much to be preferred to Quin-
inc, having none of this drugs
bad after-eilects. f. S. Munday,
of Henrietta, Tex, writes: "My
brother was very low with malari-
al fever and jaundice, till he took
Electric Bitters, which saved his
life. AT Crawford Bros, J.F.
Mackey & Co. and Funderburk
Pharmacy drug stores; price soc,
guaranteed.
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A A..grass widow is seldom as
verdant as her title would indi-
cate.
Friends arc almost as scarce as
umbrellas when they are needed.
You might say that the stage
promoters job is dramatic stu
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-08-02
Notice TO the Public.

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-26
BY order of the Board of Supervis ors of
Elections for Garrett county.
EDMUND JAMESON, Pres't,
CHARLES NJ. MILLER,
EDWARD E. SOLLARS,
Board of Election Supervisors of Gar
rett county, Md.
CHAS. A. DEFFINBAUGH, Clerk.
HALLOWEEN is CLOSE AT HAND
On That Night, October 81, the Brave
are Given a Peep Into the Future.

Tuesday, October 81, will be
Halloween, and already prepara-
tons are being made for the cele-
bration of that night when witches
and COLLINS walk and when to the
brave is given to look into the fu-
ture. Invitations to Halloween
parties are already passing through
the land, and many fair prospec-
tive hostess is searching the enter
tainment book, the volume devot-
ed to games that have a slight
tinge of the supernatural, in the
endeavor to get the most of pleas
ure out of the evening for her
guests.
One form of invitation is Grim
son cardboard upon which is print