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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
Judiciary Committee.

Present. Mayor, fuisnuih, rorhey' Klotz, Jones.
 Absent O'Neill, Moore.
 We recommend that:
 The electric wiring ordinance and the election of inspector go over. Forney voted nay
 That the ordinance relating to hack and dray stands be adopted.
 That the resolution with reference to waterworks go over.
 That ordinance 27S and 2So be reported favorably for adoption
 That the ordinance amending section PIG of city code be adopted.
 That the ordinance amending tbe weights and measures ordinance be adopted.
 That the committee recommend that the Police Commission be requested to invest A. J. Hall with police powers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
RussIans Cut on.

Seoul, August 2.-The heaviest rains in thirty years have occurred and the Tumen river is .-ooded. The Russians who have been holding semi-permanent works south of the river, have been cut of from yladivostok and are un- able to retreat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03

J. T. Mullin. the retiring chief of the Birmingham fire department. was the re- cipient at last nights meeting of the City Council of one of the most notable tokens of esteem ever bestowed upon a public official of the city
 The retiring chief was presented by Alderman Harry Jones, in behalf of the firemen of Birmingham with a beautiful Knights Tempar charm.
 The City Council paid MT. Mullin the signal honor of suspending business in order to permit Alderman Jones to make the presentation.
 When this permission was granted, AL derman Jones beckoned to MT. Mullin who was in the rear portion of the council chamber. As the retiring chief stepped modestly forward, Alderman Jones, in an exceedingly gracious speech, presented MT. Mullin with the Knights Templar charm. Alderman Jones saiu that few men had served the city so effectively as had Chief Mullin in his nineteen years in the fire department, and that none had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
MoODY-JUDsON

MT. and Mrs. W H. H. Judson have ls- sued invitations to the marriage Of then daughter Lula to MT. Lee Moody, the wedding to take place on the evening oI August 8 at 3 o'clock at the First Meth odist church of Bessemer. The wedding or these popular young people will interest number of people throughout the south. Miss Judson is a bright young woman and has made wonderful success in her and magazine work. MT. Moody is prominent in the social and business world of Bessemer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
Summoned to Now York.

Mapiesville. August ?. = (special)- Messrs John and Edward Ensign. proprie- tors of the Twin Tree Lumber company, were summoned to New York by tele- gram stating that their brother was thrown from a carriage in that city last Friday and had not been conscious since.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
Street Committee.

We recommend that the petition of w H. Jones for damages to water pipe be disallowed.
 Petition of property owners to have al- ley running north and south between Alley K and Avenue M, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, south, paved. re- ferred to city engineer with instructions to draw ordinance for the same.
 That improvement ordinance No. ETA go over.
 That resolution of Alderman ONeill to pave Eighth avenue from Twentieth to Walker streets go over
 That the city engineer be instructed to advertise for bids for work under improvement ordinance No. 270.
 That the street commissioner be in- structed to repair Eighth avenue from Twentieth street to city limits with the city forces.
 That the Mayor request the Board of Revenue that they improve the county roads from the city limits where such roads are a continuation of city streets.
 That the city engineer be instructed to draw an ordinance for paving Eighteenth street from Fourth to Eighth avenues with bituminous macadam.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
Finance Committee.

We recommend that:
 The Birmingham and Atlanta Air Line railroad be refunded $1s on account Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03

Have yeu tried the new line to AtlantaP Through sleepers to New York Through day coaches to Washington by the Seaboard Leave Birmingham 6:20 A. M.. dining car and through sleeper to New York and 4:lO F. M. with parlor budet car for Atlanta
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
TOILET SETS.

TOILET SETS.
 Fancy Shape Toilet Sets, assorted tints, blue, pink and green decorations: 6-piece Set. $500 kind .$1.98 10-piece Set, $500 kind. ...... 2.98 12-piece Set, $7.50 kind ....... .4.4s More than hundred different de- signs in toilet sets to choose from, at prices ranging from s198 to S24.95.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
Crockery Bargains.

Ice Cream or Berry Dishes. -. Sc Fancy Dinner Plates. s.. Dc Fancy Handled Cups and Saueers. 5c S-inch Fancy Meat Dish. ....... Sc Finch Fancy Deep Dish .... .gc Large size Fancy Covered Dish. 2sc Large Chamber ..............1 19c Gallon Ice Water Pitcher 3gc Large Covered Slop Jar ....... 59c Rolled Edge, fancy shape, Bowl and
 Pitcher =. 35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
Where Household Helps Cost Less.
4 SUPERB DISPLAY oF eEAuTI.

A SUPERB DISPLAY OF sEAUTI-
 FUL DINNER GETS.
 Probably no store ir tn, whole Southland can match OUT complete S. ewing in high grade Chila-none can surpass it. There's every design and decoration here you can call to mind, and every one is offered now at reduced prices. It's a chance to brighten the dining room at little ex- pense.
 5000 quality, 56-piece sets ....$ 5.gs 15.00 quality, 100-piece set. ... 9.48 S5.O0 Haviland sets .......... 24.s5
 MlScELLANEoUS ARTICLES. Nos. 1 and best Lamp Chimneys.. sc Set plated Teaspoons ........... .10c Set plated Tablespoons. .......... .10c Dime Dish Mops ............... Dc Nickel-plated Lemon Squeezer. 100 10c Steel Chopping Knives ..... Sc High grade pound Coffee Mill .4sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03

Nadine Face Powder IS compounded and lNpurhed by a newly discovered process Produces a beautiful. soft. velvety ap- pearance, which remains until washed off Ladies who use Nadine Face Powder are sure the complexion will be fresh ana lovely at close of the evening,
 THE QUALITY IS UNEQUALED. Buy one 50-cent green package of Nadine Face Powder. and if you are not entirely satls- fled notify us. and we will promptly
 REFUND YOUR MONEY.
 Sold by all leading druggists, or mail price. 50 cents. White. Flesh, Brunette, Prepared only by
 NATIONAL TOILET CO.,, Paris, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-03
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Alexander Stephens Chapter. United Daughters of Confectionery. will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. John Lavender, Tenth street and sloss avenue,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Batalla de anfibiOS

La llamamos asi, porque fue entire
marinos Sc efectuo en- terra.
Constaba en- ell programa de feste-
JOS en- honor de la escua6rilla del prfn-
cipe Luis de Battenberg un combate
pugiliStico entire un inarino ingles y
otro americana; pero los respectivos
almirantes, despues de haber prone
lido patrocinarlo, estabap arrepenti-
dos. de suerte que el combate Sc dio
casi en- desobediencia de ordenes y ba'
jo los auspicios de un club atletico en-
la calle 65a, al oeste, en- la noche del
viernes antepaSado.
Los combatientes eran w. E. Coo
kaigne, del crucero ingles "Drake."
y Jack Ringenback, del acorazado
americana Iowa. Por 10 que Sc VIC
ninguno de ellos valia gran cosa, y ell
americana de todo tenla fgura me-
nos de campeon. Asi lie resulto
cuando, al iercer encuentro, sin que el
tuviese OCCASION de tocar Ell un peio al
contrario, un puf1etazo en- la nariz
que Sc la de;6 como una berengena le
puso fuera de combate. La pelea fue
uu complete fiasco segan voto unani-
mime de los mil espectadores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
El Sr. Esteban Mare

Nos ha dispensado una atenta vista
el sefIor don Esteban Marie, acredi-
tado comerciAnte de Caracas, que re-
presenta la compafiia de opera, opera
c6mica y opereta SeegncagisAs, y ha
venido San Juan para ultimar las
condolences del abono alberto ca esta
capital.
La compafifa, de Ia que hace mu-
chos elogios la prensa venezolana, lie
CARA San Juan en- ell vapor Manuel
Calvo."
En- la Repnblca venezolana ha he
cho una briilante ''tournee."
Devolvemo3 al Seflor Marie Ell aten-
to saludo que nos ha hecho, apenas ha
llegado a San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Ell hombre de
las cOndecOraciOnes

No hay en- toda Europa. nj quizas
en- todo Ell mundo, honlbre que posea
mas condecoraciones que el conde
Won Bulow, canciller del imperio ale
man.
La linica persona que tai vez le So
brepuje en- este respecto es ell gran
chambelan del Kaiser.
El conde Won Bulow poseee ciento
ounce condecoraciones entire cruces,
ordenes y placas diferentes. sin contar
un sinndmero de medallas.
Un aleman afcionado a los ndme-
ros ha echado la cuenta del espacio
que oeupan las condesoracicnes del
canciller, y segdn asegura, 81 Sc las
pusiera todas le cubriria el pecho, Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
EDITORIAL

bIs the message sen. by the Presi-
dent to the national .Congress the firm
and decided conviction OF its author,
is his view unaltera bic, mas he elected
to ignore all the oI;.4 scs that have
been committed here, all that has
provoked the most just protests of the
country
He should, in his message, have
made some allusion to coffee. To his
recommendation for citizenship, he
ought to have added a request for pro-
lection for that grain, which, as the
most important article Of our collec
tive wealth. merits the most absolute
protection in the national tariff, the
same protection that is given to Amer
ican products.
We are not desirous of being the
poor relations in the national family.
We possess our own resources, we
have a natural economic autonomy
which enables us to live independent
of tutors and would-be protectors.
Nature has endowed us with a mar
vellous production with extraordinary
wealth. Coffee renders US indepen-
dent, it constitutes the nerve of our
personality, the true autonomy of our
people: our economic life.
1t is necessary, therefore, that it be
defended, that coffee protection be
woven into the warp and woof of the
policy of the political parties and into
the creed of the collectivities.
Citizenship is incomplete if it does
not bring with it protection for our
first industry.
| Indus trial lite here is dead, and if So
mething is not done at once to improve
conditions, to lift us from the slough
of despond into which we have fallen,
the ruin will be complete. The ten
der of American citizenship is not
sufficient to cure the evils from which
we are suffering.
1t is time for the United States 60
vernment to ava ken to the fact that it
is dealing with people and not with
tribe.
Are we to have citizenship Then
let us have it with all the rights that
are part of citizenship and the first
of those is tariff protect ion for our
coffee.
If this is not given, if the country
does not secure this necessary and vi
tai compensation, all that is proposed
to give us will prove futile.
We have made profound analy-
sis of the question at issue and submit
the result to the country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13

Public opinion continues centere
on that part cf the Presidents mes
sage which treats of American cit
izenship for Porto Ricans.
Various views regarding 1t have
been expressed by those so deeply
interested.
In newspaper articles, in conversat-
ion and in discourses have been seen
and heard the different opinions
entertained by the people OF the
Island.
Imagination has done its best to
paint the remarks of the President IN
dazzling imagery, pretending, with
brilliant rhetoric, to dress the with
cred skeleton of a phantasm whose
apparition has produced fright and
panic in the public mind.
The brilliant colors with which it
has been sought to piously dress the
spectral figure will accomplish nothing.
Those brilliant lperiods and eloquent
phrases may for moment have
Impressed the mind and won a brief
applause, but they have already pas
sed and nothing remains OF what was,
for a feeting moment, so brilliant.
We are now alone with the promise
of the President, face to face with
the truth, with the sad reality OF the
message, with the recommendation
of citizenship.
Mr.. Roosevelt has not indulged in
rhetoric; perhaps the formidable hun
ter of bears. the intrepid climber OF
the hills of Santa go, the man of such
celebrated strenuosity, has not cared
for the pryrotechnic combination OF
words of which some commentators
of the President here are so fond.
The message. or at least that por-
tion of it of which we have knowled-
&c, has come in the form of cable
gram.
All that it says, or all that it wishes
to say, is before us.
The citizenship which it is proposed
to give us is brutally emasculated.
What extra ordinary citizenship is
that which does not embody the most
elemental rights of the citizen?
Does that citizenship embrace the
immediate protection of our interests
in equal form and measure as in the
|case of other citizens?
Is it that we are to have the hap
piness of calling ouselves citizens, whi
le at the same time we are deprived
of Our political rights and made tc
suffer the destruction Oh Cur economic
interests owing to the per6dous i'm
position of a false free trade?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Santos ap6crifos

En- una gira pastoral hecha por TIA
liza, de orden de S. S. Pho X, Sc ha
descubierto que en- muchos temples
cat6licos fguran santos ap6crifos, que
por tendencia idolatrica, son precisa-
mente los que mas devotos cuentan en-
ell populacho y pasan por mas milagro-
SOS en- el concepto del vulgo.
Sobre todos ellos, San Exbedit0
cuenta tai nimero de 9evotos en- Ro-
ma y Napoles que al quererlo deste-
rrar de los altares hanse promovido 10
tumultos de protesta que amagaban
con una alteration del orden p1blico.
Y es ell case que tai santo no existe.
Segdn la leyenda, Expedite fue un
soldado tebano que sufrio ell 1nartirio.
Pere como Ia leyenda tradicion
re bastan para establecer la autenti
cidad de I'm santo que no fgura en- el
martirologio, Pho x ha ordenado Sc
destierre de los altares, 10 que Sc ha
veri6cado va en- muchas iglesias, no
sin protestas del ''popolino" y de los
mismos parrocos, quie nes ha habido
que amenazar con clausurar los tenn
plos retirarles las licencias sacerdo.
tales.
Una cosa por ell estilo ocurre con
Santa Filomena, sin mencionar otros
muchos, con devotos mas reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Una h0rR.0rOSa
conflagraci6n
POblaci0n incendiada

Nueva York miercoles.-Dicen de San
Petersburgo que Elsabetherad esta siendo pas
to de un violento incendio.
Las turbas han prendido fuego la pobla-
cion.
Ell fuego 10 consume todo.
Els un horrido espectacu1o de ruina desc
ladora.
Las lamas estan deborandolo todo. La
confagracion Sc extiende.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Los asunt0s del
parHamenk0 americana
Graves problemas por resolver

Nueva York, microbes. - Comunican de
Washington que la presente legislature ofre-
ce un grado extraordinario de animation, por
los trascendentales problemas que seran some
tidos al Parlamento.
Las sesiones parlamentarias Sc ven extraor-
dinariamente concurridas y ofrecen un culml-
nante interes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
0tro visje de DON Alfonso
Para fines de Diciembre

Nueva York, microbes Comunican de
Madrid que, fines de Diciembre, saldra para
Riviere, ell rey Don Alfonso, visivitar la
princesa de Battemberg, huesped de la empe-
1atrizi Eugenia.
soiq Esta noticia CORE como murmuraciones de
la Corte, sin que la hayan acogido los diarios
ofciosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13

espalda y los pantalones hasta las ro-
dillas.
Sin EN- barge, el principe no tiene
afciones militares, nj le gusta Ell ejer-
cicio, nj soporta con paciencia las fa-
tigas.
Su mayor placer consiste en- conner
10 mejor possible y no andar pie mas
que 10 indispensable.
IIombre de gusto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Los asesinat0s
de los jsl1ios
Frecuentes y numerosos crlmenes

Nueva York, miercoles.-Los 1ltimos des-
pachos que Sc reciben de San Petersburgo, di-
cen que los judios estan siendo victimas de las
turbas que los persiguen y los asesinan sin pie
dad.
Los asesnatos de israelitas son tan fire.
cuentes numerosos que no causan la mas leve
impression en- ell publco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Il c0nfaict0 3us.C0
esta s0Eucionacl0
La demanda de los poderes

Nueva York, microbes - Comunican de
Constantinopla que ell conf1icto entire Ell gobier-
no de la Suprema Puerta y los poderes al1ados
ha tenido una solucion de aeuerdo con la de-
manda de las potencias.
Ell Sultan de Turquia ha irmado ell recono-
cimiento del control de las potencias sobre Ma
,cedonia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Seryleio Especial del BoIetn MePeanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
EI Senaclo 0puest0
al fratado D0Hn1iniC9m0
Cr6ese que sera rechazado

Nueva York, miercoles.-Los despachos te-
leqrafcos que Sc reciben de Washington dicen
que Sc espera que ell Senado norteameIicano re-
chazara la ratification del tratado con Santo Do
mingo.
Los amigos del Presidente agitan la OPT
MON en- sentido favorable al primer magistrate
de la Union.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Efiefe de los 0BbreroS RsuS0s
pri5ioner0
Excitaci6n entire los huelguistas

Nueva York, miercoles.-Los despachos
que Sc reciben de San Petersburgo dicen que
esta preso en- aquea capital el jefe de los obre-
ros en- huega acusado de ser el agitador eau
sante de los disturbios sangrientos que han te-
nido lugar en- dicha poblacion.
Entire las egiones de trabajadores en- huel'
ga existe una gravisima excitaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
FL trataa0
yanI<i-doninicano
La oposici6n que encuentra

Nueva York, microbes Los diarios de
esta ciudad publican .autorizadas opniones con
trarias al tratado yanki- dom1nlcano concertado
por Ell Presidente.
Ell Senado es contrario este negocio Sc
espera encontrar tambien una formidable opo-
sicioc en- la Camara de Representatives..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
10 bOda de Miss
Alicia Roosevelt
Interes que despierta la noticia

Nueva York, miercoles-La prensa de esta
ciudad anunca ell proximo enlace de Mis- Ali
cia Roosevelt con ell joven representante Mr..
Longworth.
La boda de la hija del presidente ha inte-
resado vivamente la opinion americana.
Miss Alicia Roosevelt tiene una inmensa
popularidad en- Norteamerica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Maf1ana sale la
escuadra aaiada
La protection q los extranjeros

Nueva Y ork, Acknowledgements los des-
pachos que Sc recben de Paris que el jueves
saldra de las aguas de Turquia la escuadra ALA
da de Austria. Italia, Inglaterray Francia
Ell Sultan ha ofrecldo los poderes toda
suerte de garantias para los subditos extranje-
ros, garantzando sus vidas y sus intereses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
MANUEL PAZ uRDAz
sNOINst0

Resistrador dc IL propisdad sustituto aus
fuS Il aiIos on Arecibo, ofrecs sus servicios,
como Notario, en- Areoibo. Bajos dc 10 casa
Do presentar para su inscription On 81 Regis.
bro Do r. propiedad del Distrite remitir
les respsctivos interesados, los doeuAentss
ase cen tai obiets % ls envfan.
ARRC1DO. PUERTO 1IO0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13


Nobrts0s ZxQmterd0 Il Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

TfE REVEREND 81 :. yEHSJsoS
G-ayslEs ia. i~~ s-Tse .-t@-eTs
r.re.-sa foras~rsy pas.cs s>rs. csss5 Jes'>ftsT
AZ Fv.-fsss-g. IL; Os<-- Ae vAs .-sf;'aG as
OA0 As-ss = Sssrs eA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
NAN FiFTY.Slx YEARS OLD
NEVER RODE ON A TRAM.

cha, high ], must have taken them .
long time ~ h,,i.j tins :own'
Why ssk"'! the S.-:iai":.
''Th. buildings az. h.Hn. SAIL Pyu"tt.
BOB t'a.'t h,s t.,n ...inS ~ SGT, os os
spc'.: n great c.ai a! lime vs'cainx the
street ears.
.Won.e. to ne that ,her. aren't thou.
-a,is 81! psoi.. Killed every day. sari
Why a.k.-i Richardson.
They go 20 S!pcS3H~ fast. said P-usu.
How na'.y nieh.i. Do ta"y take j" IN
day. asked pfr.ft.
Thousands of them. -a.d senator Far
We'll. Il just .as i"ayc have the re-
c!;,is D. th.. cigar stores said fYlie:.. re-
r.ct!v.iy Il Hev.r saw many people
smoking cigars - there axe IL! -. louis
f'rGe:t took u s;roii down H''a:asy last
night.
''Vr.Is In -4l fh.se 'rp.c come from
dion, think ;h.r" weT. 80 many Is"pi,
or 'he whole ssr:h..A
BJ,, Pru-Ij'. visit u -. I-os.s. ;is i dn't
kno~ What h. vas Sc.n. up sSa'ns'
'iLe,s have aiin. -s;n s-'.ator J az
ri.h. AZ i~ and ;'ru";t sEh ''.- Other
of ir. I-ici.cc Hotel.
.s;ol dafr ~: ' DON, Haat 4 drink. .
siiI pr-..,;. IL. hal Lad atou' han.irsi
sI,.ady u dOu: IN" seas" iH DRINK
ing when ;h~-" age - rIsiiy E'pV." dow
in s.a:tsr. Comfy ,hgt f.."-. the moa.y-'
Fob i.U.u - AGAINST this lavish 81
r.rs.,iu.c 80 @ui. % THE realm IN hard
.--r g!r;G:!uras re can't So til. pf!.Ds-
C,.y o; u;
Boh ~.n, over 70 The EeDv'dic ONO.
ias- UlS.t And saU .he printing Pre- ss~s
Tre -yi~zs:'ins sntrhin.- .'i'"r.s.e9 him.
20 ist it- sts-cc' pIuS :1u.i..y
VINO mad. ;hos" printing r'"ss's
asked b'yusf'
lots % p-ori~ making them" said an
a;tsis. ant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
.HlFllluTEN FEAST"
BY RAILWAY Men.

ihos. display ads" Tn. T. l.. NJ. conf
pany was the only railroad represent. i.
The =. l. n. according ." p:ogi i!n,n". +
tn. si:cst line I" kckor:o Kalamazoo.
Oshkosh and YubaGan.
Low rates and ,r.. best service. are the
tempting offer. with "a Guaran:C" IT no
sn.'s-. ~ tunnel. no l.. idsc and IA"
train.
Ihe IT, l.. ~. advertises pelsc. cxpr -
service. combination horse and dining
ears a.,. palace horse cars with sid. door
sleepcrs Oh a!! trains. Tie nobility of
Europe and Granite city pltrOuizr the Il.
L. ~, says IN" programme.
uH. can 80 all fac comforts Cf home IN
the advertisement of ,,. Para Sit. Hotel.
rs" blocks from the Monarch Giu. fac
tory. II. ;h. heart If the soap packing
house district. Tho Para :sit.. is run on
both tn. American and H.lle,irc plan.
The Homely I.idies' Journal should bc
2 wonderful ..!aSazi:e this month accord
ing I: an advertisement. printed eS-
c!us!Nels !I the railroad Clubs pro:ramn,e
How to Massage tn. Dinner Di,!:.s'' ~
tn: title of an interesting article bv Ea;t-
;i:n tells how 10 n,anas. husbands
II v"a wan: a piano you Should. by all
means. 20 30 Sharn and Fat. OPPOSITE
the International !'utci factory. "W"
ave you ss"o c,. piano il YOU d. not buy
from rs" say SHARP 6rd Flat.
L. Samuel. Iesi. Post Of!irc building. a,l-
vertis.s 4 sp.cia! sale Of postage stamps
and 81 b:I's at tl. regular east. nr,c.
Ierr;: and Claude dealers in nts' :ry-
n!sh'EG goods. advertise specials in CO..
lars and socks aud Guy. aa.! kicks
Honk 4 Sunk. prc;ricr"-s If the .I-
t"mci!'i- garbage. a':v":,isr =, sI"cis..
Esor'nr ",r at 81 - viii. a Giaran If
speed. sx;~rse. trouble an! arrest;
The tmamer:can F:.it,ir iai!cD II Labor
takes third Of pac- :" anncunC. that
u IS affiliated? with the Eu..:!r- Trades
Scoundr"l. st X :. 1GckOutS and b"y", fS
made 10 "r'!"r:' says tn. r'rt;:ic:.iaiion.
TIE union h.'"' ~ '" Us W. Hairn.i.c
union underwear and III. I u 'in ir;'rt.
-\!n"',- 'h.- 9th = 10! :il. ..rScG; .-.'r- i:r
brc.0r SYilH P...l.r:. ''..i-Il:I' and Sha.''.
;pf.-o-iii artists. lSsTr and NDntt. bark
'.rs: i"."l:;;l.. MUrhno.c. agents for the
Stiaiy1sai II the Nm SUh'ivlsi"u V. l..
Sn"us. GrlinH butcher. q .'u-.I.i. i..
dentist: WIZ. r. Strong Teacher If
Phys.r.l Torture: Sli.it and Waite, cro-
Gers. y E:i-f. the attorney. vl,o has l, ga
twenty wears before the bars and 'hrec
years h...i!ii them: k"iclIi;:. and Skinner.
c1t-fhfUat ;ick"i brokers. and P,.H ana
tstts3s-. tn" elsa. dealers. wlIo ar. oppO-
site th.. gas iDC;:IrN