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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-04

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took chargo oi him and took him
to his homo, where he died
twelve hours after the SHOOTING
"nipcs aIso testified that he
went out - his house Oh Christ.
mas morning with CaskcY, and
that t&s&ey ran ahead 70 over.
take Salpper, and that by the
time lac joined The party they
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out he heard Caskey say that
thoy had taken his money Mt the
dance aud that he ought to have
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

II Fort Worth. account Pharmacists,
all June ~ and i3.
III Greenville, &C count EpwOrth
league (colored), sell May 30and 81.
Waco, account Commencement,
NIL May 20 aud 30.
II Niagara Falls, June II, II, 10.
4 indianapolis, Ind, June ~ 10 p
Inclusive.
Galveston, account regatta, sell
June 9Th and part Of 7th. A $40
rate will be on part Of June sth and
part OF 9th
Austin, account X. of Z, (colored),
June II and 49,
Mineral Wells, sell June II aud 10.
Dallas, account Bankers AssOc'n,
sell June ~ aud IL.
LaPorte. account Il. y. L. T., sell
June II, 10 aud i6. Rate $3.50.
On June | summer rates will COM
mence To Galveston and coast re-
sorts, l. am asas, Marble Falls,
Kingsland, Llano, Milford, Amarillo,
Boerne. Comfort, Keerville aud east
tern points. Not too busy 10 answer
questions.
Waco, account Commencement,
sell June 3 and 4.
Prairie View, account Commence
ment. sell May y aud %.
Waco, account State >. ;. Conven-
ton, sell May 30 aud 81, rate $3.50;
limit June 2.
Bristol. Tenn, account German
Baptists, sell May 81, June and 2;
limit July /.
For information on Lewis 4 Clark
Centennial Exposition and Pacific
coast excursions call at Central
depot.
louisville, Ky. acct Confederate
Reunion, sell June .. 10, Il and ~;
limit July 10. Rate sl76
Toronto, Can, June Is 10 22 inclu-
sive.
w. ). Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31
GIVES BRYAN A GOOD NAME
800
10 TO us Now to Meet the ENpeeta'
tons.

Up TO us Now to Meet the ENpeeta'
lions.
Bryan has a reputation abroad
which we should not fail to make
good by our action in support Of
the enterprises now launched
here. ]. Frank Smith attended
the a. & NJ. College from 1888 to
1887, and has some good friends
here. He is now editor Of the
Mckinney Daily Courier. In his
paper of May 20, he says:
A lively interest in the public
schools Of any town evidences the
fact that the people believe in edu-
cation, and wherever tirst.class
public schools are maintained,
other good schools, colleges and
universities are likely to be estab-
lished. The educational progress
being made at Bryan, Brazos
county, is proof Of the above state
ment. Bryan has always had one
of the best public schools in the
State. A few years ago the mag
nihcent public school building be-
came too email to accommodate the
pupils. There was no delay in
enlarging it and the school contin.
ues TO grow each year. Bryan has
a first-class academy for young
men, a large Catholic convent, a
Free Baptist college, and now a
Baptist Female college is to be es.
tablished there. The State Agri.
cultural and Mechanical College is
located four miles south Of the
city and an interurban electric
railway is to be built from Bryan
out to the College. There are nu-
merous other towns closer to
Mckinney than Bryan to which
we could point as possessing the
same educational enterprise. Let
Mckinney use every effort to de.
velop her public schools and in.
duce other educational institutions
to come to Us. Vote for the addi-
tional school tax Of % cents on
June Is and work to secure the
Baptist College.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31
PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Presidents Office Of the A. 4 NJ. Col
lege Of Texas until 10 O'Clock We'd
nesday, June Is, 1906, for fresh meats
for the College during the session Of
1866; beef to be fed for the mouths
Of January, February, March, April,
May and to June 10; all pork TO be
corn fed. Certified check for $500
must accompany each bid TO be for
feited TO the College by the success
ful bidder Ia case he fails 10 make
a good and sufficient bond 70 carry
out the contract. The right 20 re-
iect any or all bids Is reserved.
David r. Houston,
liji W 34l President.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

The New Orleans Times Demo
Gratis all over the South cotton
crop report just Issued places the
acreage reduction at II per cent
with it practically certain that the
long period of wet weather will en-
force some further reduction. The
Times. Democrat says the season
for cultivation could hardly have
been more unfavorable, and with
the exception of Alabama aud GER
tain districts in other states, the
outlook is probably the gloomiest
ever known at the end of May.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

Our young friend, State Senator
Mcdonald Meachum of Navasota,
stands a good chance to break into
Congress the way things are shap-
ing up in the Houston district.
He has carried Grimes and Austin
counties, and his irien DIS can
surely hold the convention down
until second choice votes make
him the nominee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31
ALLEN ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.

Wednesday. May 81, s p. m,
Grand opera house-Undergradu-
ate Debate. Res OIL we'd, That
strikes have done the working
man more harm than good. Aiiir.
native, Alfred Morrow, Frank
Buchanan; Negative, II enry
Wickes, Jesse Crum. Literary adj
dress, DR.. II. Y. Benedict, Uni.
versity of Texas. Music by Acad-
envy orchestra.
Thursday, June /, 5 p. M,
Grand opera misunderstanding
Exercises. Invocation; The Ore.
gon Trail, Louie A. Beard; Back to
the Soil, Miss Alma Cole; Debate,
Resolved, That the aim of the
common schools should be indus
trial rather than literary educa-
ton. Affirmative, Paul c. Boyd,
Seth L. DeMare,; Negative, Geo.
4. Proctor, Robt. 5. Webb Jr.
Fran klin's Materialism, J. Rea
Spell Jr.; John II Reagan, O. Eos.
ter Brown. Presentation of Di.
plomas. Awarding Of Sch olar-
ships and Medals. Music boy the
Academy Orchestra.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31
cOLOReD SCHOOL CLOSING.

The graduating exercises of the
colored school will take place Thurs
day, June at $3.50 p. m.
Graduates: Lille Castle, saluta-
torian; Ada Ridley, Eta Bozenan,
Dan MILAN, valedictOrian.
Special arrangement for the ac-
eommodation OF limited number
Of white people who will be admitted
by card. r. Landry, Principal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31
GRADUATING EXERCISES
OF the Academic and Collegiate Insti.
tute-Award Of hsnors.


tute-Awsrd Of Hsnors.
The graduating exercises of the
academic department Of the Bry-
an Academic and Collegiate Insti.
tute were held at the opera house
last night, beginnings $40 o'clock.
Appropriate decorations and a pro.
fusion OF exquisite flowers enhsnc-
ed the beauty of the scene.
The regular exercises of the
school were suspended yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock and the
pupils were given a holiday. Pre-
vious to dismissal prizes were
awarded in the primary depart
ment by the teacher, Mrs. Ander.
son, to Misses Edna Wickes, 0nie
Reed and Pearl Court, for excel.
lence in department and scholar.
ship.
A review in sacred history con-
cluded the work of the academic
department, after which the presi-
dent, Rev. A. NJ. Stewart, with Il
few words of wholesome admoni.
ton to the pupils, tapped the bell
that ushered in vacation.
a very large and appreciative
audience witnessed the graduating
exercises and heard with much
pleasure the music, essays and ora.
tons, which, together with the
award Of honors, made up the ex.
cellent program given below:
Invocation Rev ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Piano duet, Les Sylphs. Brink
man
Misses Villa Mccullough and
Patti McCluug.
Salutatory .... Miss Tennie stuart
Essay-A Summit, but Peaks Be
yond
Miss Erma Collins.
Essay ....... THE Souls Jewels. %
Miss Lizzie Haygood.
Song, over the Hills at Break of
Day ....... .. ..........-.. delbel
Glass.
Essay .............. Fatal Beginnings
Miss Nellie Morris.
Essay, Behind the Veil that Hides
the Future Opportunity Smiles.
Miss Laura Brogdon.
| Grafton, VIII Socialism be the Next
Political Issue? ..... Guy Board
Piano duet, Fanfare Roudo 90.
Militaire ...... Misses Edith
Preston and Sunshine Cole
Grafton .... The Man OF the Hour
Ross Stewart.
I Valedictory ... Miss Bertha stuart
| RESPONSE ......... Decisive Battles
Curtis Henry.
Presentation OF diplomas by Princi-
pal.
/ First honor medal awarded 10 Miss
Laura Brogden, presented by
4. w. Buchanan.
Medal for greatest progress and good
department during sesst n,
awarded 70 Miss Bessie Stallings
/ of Tabor
Presented by Rev. J. l.. Crane
Song. "The Close Of Day
Benedictiou., Rev.
Academic Graduates-Misses Der.
tina stuart, Tenuie Stuart, Laura
Brogdon, Nellie Morris, Erma Col
Inns and Lizzie Haygood, Messrs.
Ross Stewart and Guy Board.
Music Graduates-Misses Sunshine
Cole. Patti McCluug, Edith Preston
and villa Mccullough.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

The day has come when any
town that wishes to be considered
a good maket for the country trade
must pay the highest prices for all
kinds Of produce as well as for
cotton. There are many things
being marketed every day during
the year in the way of produce and
the town that pays the highest
prices gets the trade.-Caldwell
News.Chronicle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

In his sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday DR.. Moore of Hous.
ton dealt some timely and telling
blows to vicious and trashy liter
ature-the blood and thunder kind
read by the boys and the silly,
gushing kind read by the girls.
He made it very plain that such
reading lie frequently attended by
speedy disgrace and ruin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

For week ending May 20, 1905.
LADIES
Dickerson, Nancy; Douglass, Ann
Ewins, Sarah; Hicks, Leila; Hollis,
Fannie; Hughes, A. f.. (6) Jackson,
Mary; Tyre, Johnnie; Nolers, Laura
Roberts, j. X.
GENTS.
Brown, y. H.; Deere, Fine; Ellis,
Isom; Marcuu, +. l.; Mason, Joe ;
Moore, NJ. A; Nickson, Chirty;
Parker, Eddie; Page, w. NJ. Brice /;
Reed, John H.; Robinson, Archie ;
wilbur, John.
Foreign: Juan Ochoa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

Without a navy, Russia will soon
be without an army in the far east
if she does not come to her senses
and end the war.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

Japanese wash silk IN white and
and black, solid color. Wagner 4
Brandon. lo2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31

The English fishing boats are
safe. There is no Russian Baltic
squadron to return.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-16
Aggression a IN p0Iciia

Anoche Sc produio un uerte es-
cdndalo en- 81 sitio conocido por la
Muralla de Norzagaray, i causa de
una aggression al policia Manuel Var
gas.
Angela Gonzalez. en- ostado de EN-
briaguez, profcria fuertes gritos escan-
dalizando el vecindario, al rer re,
Querida por el policia Vargas para
que Sc callase, Sc abalanZ0 sobre ell
agrediGndole leyemente.
Esta malIana tue conducida ante
los Juzgados Municipal y de Pa2, i'm
poni@ndoles dos penas. convicta dc
los delitoS de aggression y escandalo,
Por el delito de aggression Sc le ha
condenado ante el Juez del Vale (
dos meses de cdrcel, y por ell de altc
rar la paz, ell Juez Bazan le impusC
treinta dias de arresto,
Este juicio fue presenciado POI
nulneroso pdhlico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-16
GONzALO DWELL

LEGO esta mafiana en- el vapor
Coamo, desde Nueva York, donde ocu-
pa una posici6n, lev antada por su cla
fioima inteligencia y su actividad in
cansable.
Es un puertoriqueho de los que
mas Sc distinguen ALA, en- la America
del norte, La Puerto Ric0 american
Leaque lie es deudora de muchos 6xitos
brillantes,
y contin1a en- Su labor patri6tica
sin inter6s ninguno, nj aln el interes
de partido, porque no tgura en- los
que conStan EN- esta isla,
O. Neill eScribe buena prosa y lin
dos versOS, cuando la balumba de suS
ncgocios sc 10 permite. y, para des-
gracia de las letras, Sc 10 permite po-
cas- ycces,
A pesar de sus ounce amos de Vi
da americana. sigue tan puertorrique-
no como ol dla en- que sali0 de San
Juan 4 bordo de un trasatldntico, lie
no de aspiraciones que van cumpli6n-
dose IN la realidad,
SaludamoS con carino al compa.
hiota y deseamos que su estancia Ell
Puerto Rico sea muy satisfactoria pa
ra 6l. como de SECURE 10 sera para
nosotros y para sus innumerables ami
gos del pals,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-16
BAS g. Co.

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo.
res de Aduans. Representatives. de
easas de Europa Y Esta.
dos Unidos Comprs y venta de fru.
tos del pals. Sc solicita correspon.
dencia.
Allen, 64 St. P, o. Box Isl,
San Juan,.P, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-16

Andres Estid Pieras. (Demandante.
versus
Sucesion de Candido Cirilo Santos.
(Demandado,)
En- Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju.
dicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
Oscar Bithorn j Huicy Marshall dc
la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Arecibo.
Hago saber que cumpliendo orden
del Hon. Jose r. F. Savage, Juez de
esta Corte dc Dlstrito, en- ell procedi-
miento sumarisimo seguido por don
Andres EstiG Pieras contra Ia 5. e-
sion de Candido Cirilo Santos, en- CO.
bro de credito hipotecario, he dispues-
to sacar en- pdblica subasta por termi
no dc veinte dlas y por el valor fjado
en- el contrato, la siguiente'
sFinca rdstica, sin nombre como
cido, sita en- el barrio do Pozas.abaio,
termino municipal de Ciales, con una
super6cie do treinta y cinco cuerdas,
seg6u mensura del Agrimensor pdbli-
co don Joaquin Montero, igual q tre.
ce hectareas, setenta y clnco areas, y
cuatro centiares de terreno quebrado
con plantaciones de cafe frutos me.
nores encerrando una casa de made.
ra cobij jada de matojos, cor lindes al
Norte con don Delfn CIrilo Santos \
don Antonio Vicensj Este, don Ra
mon Cabella EScslera; Sud, don Jose
Pagan: y CASTE, don Juan Andres Me
lendez y dof1a Celestina Melendez de
Morales; cuya fnca fu6 justipreciada
por las parties de comdn acuerdo, er
la suma de mil quinientos pesos pro
vinciales sean novecientos dol ars.
Dlcha subasta tendr& lugar en- m
ofciDa sta en- ell mismo edifcio en Que
la Corte celebra sus sesiones, el dft
doce del mes de Abril pr6Ximo q lal
diez de gu mail ana; advirtiendose que
no So sdmltlran posturas que no Gu
bran las dos tsrceras parties del valol
de Ia finca; que para ton Sr parte Ell
la subasta hay que consignar previa
ments ell diez por ciento de dicho va
lor; que ei procedimiento sumarisi
mo- en- que c0ns!an los titulos de pro
piedad, Sc encuentra de manifesto er
la ofcina del seretario, para Qut
sean eXaminsdos por los licitadores
quien deberdn c)nformarse con dichos
tftulos, sin que tangan derecho & exi.
gir otros.
Dado bajo nj frma, en- Areci cibo
a trece de Mario de 1905.
.. BITHORN.
Marshall Distric Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-16
e. H0MBRE MAS VIEJO De LA AMERICA
Cuenta Como Escape los Terrores de Muchos nvernos
Usando la Pe-ru-na.

la misma fecha. Este csntenario Is un
amigo ardiente de 10 Peruna, habien-
dola usado muchos amos.
AL hablsr de su buena saiud y de 50
extremada vejez, ell Sr. Brock dice:
"Un hombre despues de vivir en- el
mundo tantos ahos como 20, debe haber
apreudido muchas cosas por Ia expert
encia. Creo que 10 he hecho 20.
"LIna de las c0sss que he aDrendido
para mi enfera satisfaction eS el Riod0
dc tratar las Intermediates que son cI
resuifado del china. Durante us afos
he aguantado Ell china inconStenfe de
los ESfad0s UnidoS.
"Siempre he tenido buena salud, pero
por supuesto, he tenido las intermediates
liyianas debidas & los cambios repen-
tinos de china y temperature. Durante
mi largs vida he conocido muchos RENE
dios para Ia tos, resfrisdos, y diarres.
"En cuanto q! remedio de Dr.. Hart.
man, la Peruna, he enconfrado que es
ei meior, 81 no ei GGico bueno para
esfas intermediates. Ha sidO mi SOsfen
Dor nruchos amos y afribayo mi exfre-
mada veiez y buena saiad d este
fsmedfo.
| elena exactemente todas mis- necesi-
dades. Me protejc de los malos efectos
dc los cambios repenNnos; me da buen
apetito; me da fucrza; mantiene buena
la circulation de mi ssngre. He llegado
4 emplearla casi exciusivamente para
las muchas cositas para las cuales ne
cesito remedies.
"Cuando las epidemias de Ia influenza
primero aparecieron en- este pals, yo
sufrfa de ests enfermedad.
"He tenido varios ataques lagos de
Ia influenza. All principle no sabia
que la Peruna era re.nedio para esfa
enfermedad. Cuando Supe que la in
fiaenza es cafarro epidemico, probe la
Peruna para Ia influenza y enconfre
cue era Ia cosa mas adecuada.
En- una carts escrita Enero 81 de 1868,
ell senor Brock dice:
"Estoy bueno y siento tan bien como
en- muchos afios. La dnica cosa que me
molesta es la vista. 81 pudiera ver
mejor podria andar por toda Ia hacienda
V me haria bien. No estaria sin La
Perunn." De Ustodes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-16
,u>rs' M~eN

Tara IN libro gratis sobre ei catarro,
dirfjase a The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, EE. UU.
ST no hallA resultados satisfGctorios
luego despues de usar Ia Pcruna, Co
criha Dr.. Hartman, describicndo So
oaso 81 tendra gusto en- darle su in,
valuable cousejo gratis.
Drtia-c q Dr. Hartman, Presidente
dol Saaitalio Hartman. Columbus
. 0Eio,
.des do la Vida, TN sjemplards
al preclo de un dollar la botella &
.sncia directa con el doctor Har.
doctor S. B. Hartaman en- el
yender a los farmaceuticos y dro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-16

Estados Unidos de America S. S.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos,
Estid Pieras. (Demandante. J
versus
Sucesion de Candido Cirilo Santos.
{Oamandado
The Opelousas courier., 1905-07-15
FIRE SIGNALS,

AT a meeting Of Hope Hook and
Ladder Co. No. /, held on July 9, 1901,
the town was divided into Fire Dis,
tricts and a Code Of Signals was
adopted in order to facilitate the loca.
tion of fires in the future. The town
was divided as follows:
District No. No. ALL that portion
of. town bounded north by Bellevue
street, west by Union street, south
and east by corporation line.
District No. 2-All that portion of
town bounded by Bellevue street on
the south, Union street on the west,
and corporation line on the north and
east.
District No. 3-The portion Of town
lying west of Union street, and south
of Bellevue street, with the corpora
tion line as the south and west boun-
Diary.
District No. 4.-Thc portion of town
bounded on the south by Bellevue,
east Union, north and west by cor
poration line.
The signals adopted were short taps
TO indicate the district in. which the
fire is located, followed by a rapid
alarm, same to be repeated until gen
eral alarm is given.
To illustrate, should an alarm ba
sounded for District No. 3, first three
taps, one, two, three, followed by rap
id alarm, and repeat.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-07-15

but for the scpes deceived which /
emphasizes. 1t il not Arthur! In al
instant the whole fabric Of her foni
imagining falls in ruins at her feet
Her husband is not coming back tt
her; he does not live; it is all a de
fusion for which this rude awakening
is but a fitting climax!
She opens her lips to cry out, moi
for aid, but in very agony of disap
come forth Il hand is placed over hel
mouth, the grasp in which Is held
tightens and the same brutal voice bid
her he silent or dEc:
But Rose Is not afraid of death. In.
deed, what has she to live fer now?
How can she steel herself once more
to endure existence Without him who
was its end aid aim I'd her? If this
hateful hand were only nee removed
she would scream out in very defiance
of its owner. Then he would kill her,
and-then there would be no more dis.
appointment for her.
Ali these thoughts. dashed through
Rose MarQuand's brain in a second Of
time. Then she began to struggle
with all the strength Of Cne made deS,
perate. One hand was necessary to
keep her mute, the mai was hampered
in his ability to hold her, and in an in.
stan5 later she wr4thed away from the
palm across her lips. One piercing
shout she sent up, but the robbers
other was still about her, the arm that
held the pistol.
She saw this presented now at her
forehead, as size fell crcuching on the
floor, saw lii The moonlight the look
of demoniacal determiEat1G1 with
which the man placed his finger on the
trigger. But she thought OF Arthur
and felt nc fsaft
Then there was 8, report, d flashing
of something that vas not smoke nor
fire, before her eyes, q rush of people
into the room, lights, and-Arthur
bending over her, really Arthur this
time, look not SO ves!? unlike his old
self.
And is this heaven, dear?' she
whispered, from the nhcFter Of his
arms.
mo, Rose. not with slch as that Sc
near at hand" he replied, with a
glance at the form of hhe burglar lying
the floor, with ths coachman and
gardener binding HIM to helplessness.
Then you did come Gu the juno
Rose went On. You wanted to sur
prise me, and if
She shuddered and would have
buried her face in her hands, but AT
thur took 1t tendef1y between both of
his, and a sweeter happiness than ever
thrilled her as she realized that it was
her husband who had come in the
old way" after all, just in time to
knock the villains pistol ZIP and save
her life, thus making 1t his more un-
r~eservedly even than of .Tcre.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-07-15
Tyranny Comes HiqI,.

All told, Russia has G5 grand dukes
counting the members Of the imperial
family; the cars uncles and brothers
receive an annual pension of 4,O0U,..
rubles each.
From the day of his birth a grand
dukes child becomes entitled to an
annual pension-1,000,O 900 rubles if a
boy, 500, 600 rubles II a girl. The rev.
enue of the existing grand dukes ex-
empt from all taxation amounts to a
grand total of fourteen millions.
To nationalize the country would
mean the wiping out of the entire
debt of Russia and relieve the country
of all taxation for a. year, without dim
inishing the normal expenditures.
When the Car Nicholas married.
the danseuse K~ezcesinskaia, who was
charged with amusing his leisure mo-
ments, received as a present 4,o0o,-
900 rubles and a palace.-Le erie dc
Paris.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-07-15

After many years of trials the intro
duction of rubber in a commercial
sense has been established in Hawaii.
Six years ago a rubber plantation was
started at Nahiku, but little had been
heard of the venture until recently.
Now the trees have been fouad in a
work of gathering sap probably will
SOC begin.