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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09
CRI7ICO CASTIGADO

Sc ha publicado en- la &c acetas de
San Petersburgo ell deereto imperial
retirsndole los honores de Captain de
la Armada rusa al crftico Clado, que
tan severas censuras ha tenido para
la escuadra del Alnirante Roiestvens-
Nv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09
Il PREJU|C|O De LAS RAzAS


y de razas, en- virtud de una superio-
ridad 6 inferioridad innatss y fatales,
ha hecho quIebra. La vida nos ha en-
sefiado q ser mas circunspectos en-
nuestro iuicio, porque la civilization
ha realizsdo singulares 6 inesperados
experimentos de un siglo q esta parte.
Uno de los eiemplos mas signifca-
tivos que el seilor Tlnot emplea para
demostrar 10 absurdo del prejuicio de
las razas la supuesta irrevocabili-
dad de su psicologia es ell de los ne.
gros.
Transportados estos hace siglo y
medic del fondo del Africa America
como esclavos y considerados menos
que puercos y asnos, obtuvleron final.
mente, no hace ado cien sfios, la eman.
cipaci6n. Esta emancipation fu6 pri.
mersmente de pura forma, porque los
blancos continuaron maltratandolos
Iy persi guiendolos y porque, apenas
conquistada esta libertad, abusaron de
ella Sc abandonaron & los excesos
alcoh6licos, al ocio y la pereza.
Pero POGO & POGO empezsron &
orientarse y q organizarse, no obs
tsnte que los blancos les impidieroD,
durapte largo tempo, que aprendle-
sen leer y escribir. Ain ahora
son eonsiderados como distintos del
resto de la poblaci6n, deben visiar en-
Itrenes especiales y slojarse en- fondas
y barrios reservados para ellos. No
obstante este, no existen ya casi anal
fabetos entire los negros y las univer-
sidades negras conceden todos los
amos diplomas de derecho y de medi-
Gina a j6venes que desempeflan con
6xito su profession. En- 1900 hsbfan
va tornado 357 privilegios de inven-
ci6n. En- 1899, seg1u el 1ltimo censo,
su cGndici6n economical aparecia ex-
celente por cada millar do negros So
10 habis ocho indigentes. Por cada
Glen propietsrios habia rs blancos y
rs negros, siendo asf que proporcio-
nalmente estos no hubieran debido
ser mas que II 8 l3. Mas a6n, sus
rasgos flsicos antropol6gicos SO han
modifcado de tai modo que resulta
en- ciertos casos bastante dificil re-
eenocer a quersza pertenece un indi-
viduo.
4*
Ell vol1meu del senior Tlnot no ca
solo un hermoso libro, sino una bue-
"a acci6n, porque destruy endo el pre-
iuicio de las razas, conduce l6gics-
mente una renovation del concepto
de la humanidad en- el que desapareoe
todd sent 'miento de rivalidad y de
hostilidad entire varios pueblos.
Somos de parecsr, en- fin, que 10
que conssituye la fuerza y la caracte'
rfstica de los pueblos modernos es la
solidaridad de sus intereses morales y
materiales bssalos en- ell espiritu ra.
cional del respeto debido 4 la digni-
dad humana.
Sobre la destruction de la Green
ella en las razas superiores 8 ipferio.
res, germtnan el desarrollo y el me-
ioramiet to de todoa los hombres. Su
evoluci6n, que hA llegado ser una
regla general, y su igualdad altamen-
to proclamada, hAcen criminal ell ex
terminio de los p leblos anulan el
derecho que Sc abrogan unos para do
minar sobre los otros.
CeSare LombrOsO.
Turfn, Mayo de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-09

Turfu, Mayo de 1.905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
BY Geo. w. /; Mayo, Auctloneer..
III 3,f i5 10 N. Seventh st.

vii sell at my auction house. No. 1lo
North seventh Street, TOMORROW A !.
Z Monday1 s3 NJ ORNING g, com lrenc cling at
1890 oeloek handsome q 31 OAK an =
and Second Hand 3 Mattlngs, several : Odd
Bureaus and Washstands, big lot Ct Car 1
pets Druggets land Il Ri IS. handsome ~ 3
gPuriorT SUITS 3 largo Bar NJ rrors,
sBevelled- Edge Mantel N rrors e 1. I'a ad:
Grand Pianos. 8 Boston Folding Couches,a
e ad SD Rin'ng xfen,
sion liable b Massive Oak sideboards. to
Match Oak Eolding Beds ~ 11t,rop
Book cnse, one Of the llai,dso !, Ma N
ihogany Bureaus he found sly !ra ! I g.
5lSitchen Tables, AZ full dinner Set Cook
Stoves, God Heaters RANGES, Cane, sea
5amy.s SOFAS Nah ogany Medicine Cabinet,
Mahogany Card Drop Leaf u p1e1;
pssk sS ynswr aad
Cotton Mattresses, Hair Mat tresses, Lace acc
.5s GEO. w b MAYO, 8Aucti oneer.'8
G5RR a. Buford, 4 Manager and Sa lesman.&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
(.
in |. EsTA|I'|E|: /.
sTral,sactioils Limited, Bit Few E'}',',
! & Deals G rs,,i1i1ated @as
!, Far as Reported. !.
MUCH BUSINESS ON IN QUIET q !. E
Building Operations Retarded tiltl'3' ].
But Will Start Up
,s5 q Soon. 5a :lSsE
MUG NJ u 4 3 UslN.Ess ON q JET |. E

FSls,S gA Broad Street sale OF much teresti
stoSS the Investing public Is advert sed for
ssT hnrsda Il Jantlnryrs 26 tn, at 1870 RI NJ,
@EbyfS il. Thonlps Brown &: Co, 1T being
1.-THE three STORY brick store No. Il "a East
SsBroad, between First and Second Streets
(which Twill be sold BY public auction. II rs
u III The demand for Broad y Street store
ssssprope NJ was never stronger than to-
EBAY, and all that NJ Is for sale has been
9pretty9 mitch taken ieup by VII g awake va
Manvestors ard speclilat 6rs. 1t Is said that
$sbetweenf $3.50, 900 and 5000. 900 of Broad
l,ies have SchanEed LANDS l,
past ten orr fifteen days. M essrs; Brown
@&s Company also sell ut publ cEauctio Ion on
gssTuesdny. January "a It'll, atS4:3o., for. Johns
is IS. y%& Gayle special IA Missioner, four
frame dwellings, on Baldwin Street, q near
the Chesapc and Ohio Shops and sl.o *
&conotiye Works, which they specially
Recommend to tile small investor or, nod
lest homo seeker. @ IA $
AsISS Sales to Come. L. u
Iessrs. III !. b. ChaffinS & Company will
@o on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o Ct ock of fer
Esa t 4 Alt Ion 4 an gble y Leigh Street lot,
Nh vi the corner OF PullanlS 8 treet. On the
|san1e day and at the same hour M essrs.y
John II. G oddinNS Company will offer at
ssauction two small brick houses and tho
they stand, at the corner
Tor Main and Thirty first Streets. On tho
jss,ai1is, n day q $50 7, iessrs.
Hstr,homps on Brown g Company will offer:
Ssoine Il Val liable property. Nos. Old TO
se$&1920G Baldwin Street. On Il this d proper tS'S
there are four deta clled frame build ings;8
sSresi dences, n on Mad dox Hill Isl overlooking
Etia LOGON tiYo W orks. The terms are
Lea u 5si IA
Much Building
here ID consid erable5 building going
s&or u II the w est End Several residences
Street.
RI onlyEy yes erday a. n ew sid ence was COM
ssil,enced on Monumental Street. The bad
Isgweathe " the past two months has
caused d partial Ion OF the build Id 4
ing operations in the " est End. but
ESa1cf1itects and builders are figuring on
aBa number Of extensi We jobs s. to be COM
Enienced lin that part Of the city rs soon
asasS:Weather condl tons VIII permit % The
Indications are that the 4 building boom
&ontS there has not exhaust ed Y tself q and,
viii be u resumed with fvigor I'll the
Opening of spring. be = Il every SO earl MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
4 s!G 4 No
AzAAR

FOR next Wednesday, Jan, 25th, II Will s11l
sell at auction 400 horses and nu we are
advised BY our shippers that this Is the best
lot Of. horses and mules wo have had this this
season.. lSyf MI 3SS TIA VI g5 ~
They consist 81 q better class OF ariyers,S
mat teams heayy drafts ind cobs; also a!'se
have several speed trotters and PAGERS sons
tcnn show o. 1880 gal or better. 5i z
The ,nulcs arc ot q good 1nallty. run I'M Il
size i 10 1to ls hands high. 3ss5& 3 38
4 In thls iot sof stock Earc consiEnments from
Kentucky,SsIl Illinois M issourl,5 Ohio, Indiana
and Tennessee. H .3s sSb
u The shippers Il dyise us to sell everything
without r'eserye 81 VII
We have two OH three pairs Of horses weigh
Ing 800 pounds eacl, ;s also have one Of the
best Jacks I'm the land ready for immediate u
service. II u, Il If NJ
4 G s3 los. SITTER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
x BY r. b. Chafln & Co, t1nc.,
Is Real Estate Auctioneers.
- r USTEE'S AuCT1ON d55tS SALE Q
81 LEIGH STREET #PROPERTY.6. 5s5


Acting under a deed OF trust recorded
Iii the clerks office Of Richmond Chan.
Gerry Court. III D. 81 ie3 2 page 1885, de-
fault having been made In the payment
%ofGccrtain money therein secured and be;
ling SO required by the beneficiary IN said
deed, II will sell by public auc ton, on the
5 4 NJ TUESDAY ANUARY 81, 1905,
Eat IA p. lie real estnt g descr bed N
said deed ias folloWs: fi IS,
E tuat ed Sin The sou tn west sAdes OIL
Leigh Street, ginnln s. at the distance
of one hundred and fl fty-nine# feet eight
inches #southeas terlyf from IN t he eastorly'
sid sofi Pulliam% Street, thence extending
so,lthwesterly flfty-nine feet to g pol int
thence still southwestern ffty-nine feet
.to5I the said easterly side ~ Of S PulliamS
Street at "a point distant one hundred and
fsoventy-elght feet tWo inches southerly,
from tho said side of Leigh Street; thence!
extending southerly long the said side
OF Pullam Street Twenty-Five feet !; thence
ilortheasterly one hundred and hthirty-tWo
feet sight inches the said side OF Leigh
Street, and thence orthWeste rly along
tho same twenty one feet five inches Ito
the place of beginning 81 tx 3fs st
TERMS: For cash IN s TO e expenses OF
executing this trust, to- pay # a. debt OF
$435, OF with sinterest from Decem Der. Slbii
1904 and any taxes and insurance duo 1
and the balance at one veal WI 2 SIX per
cent Interest,"; or all cash at " he option
OF tho purchaser n =. q. Z, !, Z, =,
y "a n 55j 5{ II Solo Acting Trustee. a
Jan. 21-et II. III n; n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
Also for Admi1list tors.

We will seil8nt IL o'clock large Vases,
iwith%ralsed n Gold IS overs; 2 small An.
tiaie Vases Ornaments, SILVER. PLATED
Cake I3asket t, 4 Pla ted Water Pit cher, and
i2AtJphOl sterc{ C. hairs. 5$5s M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
.VahicIaS, EtC.l

VAT 10:80 20 clock we will sell in the lot
and alloy in@the rear i of on Z place 5s q
}Phent ons,f3 Vlctorins, and i1s Surrey all
imade BY Ainslie, and must be sold at this
sale also offer one very me Rnh-
me Mare p Is very fast and sonl Y being
sold 5on account 9 owner Ca wing for }ft'l
Europe soon. & ,Sf " IN 3S3v
81 Sale Bpositl ve. " II is55 81 !
333Iat@ 4 II u NV ALnNT1N u AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

q o-M ORR Oyvj ~ Monday u 4 mo RNING,
January 2Sd at our83ne ~ warcrooms, No.
us East Broad Street, consisting OF hand
some Mahogany Phrlor3 Sult&o t. 8 spi Gees
upholstered In Embossed Pusll;s$ hand
some Inlaid Mahogany rlor 4 SUI livery
handsome Qunrtcred St Oak s$@ Book IA Case,
with three Divisions; very. flno IA. Brnd-'
bury Upright Cabinet Grand Plano, cost
$3.50; ri Massive Oak Chamber Suit, with
Largo Plate Mirror; n and IL Cotton ton
Mattresses. hands some Rugs, fine Bronze
Figures and M Statues, Enamel led 8f1 ron
.R9c ks. Massive Oak md #C Cherry 8IlS tei1-.
sion Tables. improved = rop- n end Singer
Sewing Machine, with NIL y a tia chments..
guaranteed inS}perfec ordcr; Oak and
Oak and Cherry Combination Book Case
and secretary. II handsome Mant 81 Folding
Bed with Cotton Ma ttress; Refrigerators
Kitchen Safes, Ma ttr esses, Bed. Clothing,
Lace Curtains, able Linen. &c, III II eating
md CtooktnRf StOyeS.4 CARROTS, 81 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
AUCTION S ALEs Monday.
B l3'5' BY Ishe Valentino auction Co.., ~ !.

sg5 By The Valentine Auction Co., i 3js
y III! Z 6l2 T. Main ST. Y III
Auction every & Monday, u Wednes,ddayl and ,lt
& iS4 II # i ridny INA gs It'd
Handsome Lot Of Furniture,
Bronze Figures La l[,I' l5 + ge.
Vases, Etc, Rubbe ! Tire ire
Runabout, Mare and H.a7rs
ness .:I Victorias ] haet tons ms
and Surries Etc, at at .l''t \.
q tior. HIT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
ITCH CON STABI.E'Sf SALE.

s5I will sell at public auction on MON ~ :
DAY, the ed day 9 Ia nuiary, 500 at y
O'Clock A. NJ. ut N Q. 1896 East Frank Fran
lin street, tic following property, to sat
tisfy writs in my hand 1,o-wit: Bureaus.
Washstands. Tables, Chairs. Carpet,aNlar
Mating, Rugs, VS. Pictures, Electric
Fans, Restaurant lcense, Clocks
Trunks, Lounges, &c. aj IS g
TERMS: Cash Y =, q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
n. w, BOWIE & SON,

Real Estate and Loan brokers,
Ire III II posi- ton, having a large force Of
,experjenced assistants ~ prosecute with
accuracy aud despat On the real estate
ana loan business M al ~ branches,
hey solicit good business, prohls'l'si
III tness and fan ~ Y! e IN Nj
d ian p2-lt. Z ll8l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

commencing at NJ. O. clock. oftcir%Sfo,rs
sale 1T iauctio the following. two sptlrcels
offlreal estate III Richmond, WI, yiz.i;;S3 81
IA {1sts) Lot land. with improve rs
thereon, P consisting G two small brick
houses 81 the northsast corner T
1'hlrty-flrsta Streets, IRON TN g
on1Tiirty- Street a & feet more Or
less and running back etwes lgi,t,y,
81, therear Inc g feet I, y
And immediat thereafter Gay Ct s4 AS
f6(2d.I ASlotiof land on the northeast cor
ner Of Hague and Lester Streets iron ing
orr ess and running back aol feet more pre-
or less, to "A ~; 4!
4 loRMs s. One third s Of the purchase
to BIO paid In ca s. and balance y
two equal Bnstaments.Sp PAYABLE az. sixIard
twelve months, respect lvelysi Will Inter (,
est from ysalei Il cash at tie
waIyE &, The q omesttHIa Cd
purcias ers & for the deferred. payments
With Interest added to the. face 5of the
notes Eand the title to he real o.be
retained until tho full amount of the pnr-3
chase money has been pal a nd \ \ tleet.s
<rf3 orn1 S1,,,l n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
AU CT1ON SALES, Future Days


Il n by john 'f Goddlii g Coz n 55S5 3
83g Real ltstltt y d "A gents ind Actioheers g
s5 S{ 4hsS Bank ana 11levcrtli SITS IA
RAM d EtsIt Nc N o. 240l M
. 1J,l M "a N rRAMI1 RE, NJ.
2io3 s,r RI111T &, h 81 A
Iii cxcouttonfS two tlee1s Of trust, is,
dated Apri ti,d october y 1921 %
to the tiiidetsl gfiet trustee, prded ~
clerk ID office a 81 Richmond TX Clini,cei'y
Court pr &c ,lto. ,n,,a
been nude Payment Of the debt Sc ,e:
cured therein did sbeng rcdu rcd blythe
sbonct clafy Wlll Sell ut public uuctt ny
on the prem sesl "A d t$ IA q S9 III
"A r r JAR Y 81, 9o5 4,
ut 4:50 70 clock E. M, thp above ircn,tloiled
property 'hedwe Ing Mo-. 2401 Is Two s,s
stories, containing three rooms and ny " |.
l24o3 is framo store tild dwell
contai'',ln "a, f9n.s
1twenty-fotrtliRSt Street G3 1-2 feet. q. Nv
This ptophrt b well local ell uni VIII
tpnyj well fass mn Investment. g{ u
NJ IS IN. ne deed rec ros CO 81
more liberal w bo announced ~ ~ I
Isnlc! II Il y,
5sS Jan 22-td a ~ N q jI53
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-08

The returns show that the fol.
lowing named candidates have
received a majority of the votes
cast at said primary for the here
matter named Offices and are
therefore declared by this CON-
mittee the regular nominees OF
the Democratic party Of this
town for the Offices mentioned !,
"A follows
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-08
Inauguration Surpasses Everything Here
tofore Attempted: Every Section of
the Country Represented.
WASHINGTON A GARDEN OF FLOWERS AND FLAGS.
Grand Civic and Military Pageant. Night
Decorations and Illumination Most
Brilliant Ever Witnessed.

national temple was the vortex OF
activity. Legislation was in the
rapids. 1t was mighty chaos to
most onlo0kers. But the skilled
officers of each house, and those
handling and guiding the rush of
closing work in the conference, where
the last supply bills were being ham
mered into agreement, like the pilots
in the rapids of the st. Lawrence,
were speedily conducting their legisla-
tive craft into smooth waters.
The five minutes remaining at the
close of the Senate's session were
given to inaugurating the new Vice
President. He appeared at the main
entrance escorted by the joint COM
mitteo of arrangements, and IS the
Senate and its guests rose, he was
escorted to seat at the right Of the
presiding officer, where he delivered
brief inaugural remarks, and repeated
the oath Of office after the presiding
officer, Senator Frye.
When the stroke of noon put an end
of the session, little was known be-
yond the fact that no important sppro-
priatiOns bill had failed.
INAUGURATION.
Then Immediately began the opening
and formal organization of the new
session in the Senate chamber. In
this little box, whose galleries seat
about 800, the Senate after dull roll
call and duller reading of the Presi-
dents proclamation assembling the
body began its work. Packed like
sardines in the restricted space of
the little chamber were the Official
visitors, the President and Cabinet In
plain clothes; the ambassadors and
ministers gorgeous In gils braid
and decorations; the Supreme Court
in deep black, the army and navy in
silver aud gold and swords: and last
of all, the memters Of dead House
of Representatives banked about the
walls or crowded into cloak-rOOms.
Each of these grand divisions Of
ofIicisl life, or Official death, was an
nounced and saluted by the Senate
rising. All this prolonged form, with
its solemn progress and weighty
dignity, was preliminary to the cere-
monies outside, and the march at
| once began to the immense platform,
where the President was to deliver his
inaugural address and take the oath
Of Onlce.
Here the great pageant for the bene-
it Of the public began to unfold itself,
and the people were on hand to zee.
For the day long winter had given
way and the never more welcome sun
blessed the occasion.
CHEERS MERGE INTO MIGHTY ROAR
With tho appearance Of the Presi-
Ident from the Senate chamber the
shouting began, swelling into roar
like Niagara, rising to cyclonic effects
and continuing while the Senate and
members Of the House, the Cabinet,
the Supreme Court. the heads Of the
. army and navy, ambassadors and
ministers, representative Of every
. subordinate branch Of ths government
, and grest company Of guests fled
; out Of tho Seoste doors and hlled the
. Immense platform.
At length ali vas ready for TIN
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-03-08
Let Me Be Your Tailor.
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You will be pleased Phone 1892
Give q call and learn
ELECTION RETURNS
For r1unicipal Primary Held Sat-
urday, March 4, 1905.
LAFAYETTE, La,
March Z, 1905.

AvAsoASA AVVOs
The Democratic Executive
Committee for the town of La
fayette, La, met this day at the
court house in accordance with
resolutions calling the. primary
held March 4, 1905, for the pur
pose of canvassing and tabulating
the returns of said primary.
Present Julian Mout0n, Will
lam Campbell and Alfred Hebert;
absent members of the commit
tee, l. A. Broussard and Henry
Church.
After canvassing the returns
OF said returns, we find that the
hereinafter named candidates
for the offices hereinafter men,
toned have received the number
of votes cast at said primary and
set opposite their respective
names:
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-01

It is now stated that Hon.
Chas Scott has about made up
his mind to become a candidate
for Governor in the next State
election. 1t is not the good for
tune of THE DISPATCH to know
Mr.. Scott personally but where
everyone is united in saying he
is such fine man he must be a
gilt-edgeG citizen.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-01
Resolutions Of Respect.

The committee appointed by
Queen City Camp No. %, Wood
men of the World, to pay tribute
to the n ory of h e +
late brother, S erei e n
G. E. Gunter. has drafted the
following pream BILE and resolu
tons
God in His infinite wisdom.
has seen fit to remove from our
midst an esteemed Sovereign,
one who though taken in early
life displayed many traits of
character which distinguish the
noble, true and loyal Woodman,
the good man and the upright
citizen. Sovereign G. E. Gunter
was born Novem Der 3rd, 1879,
and died May 9Th, 1905.
We. his brother Soverelgns of
Queen City Camp No. %, Wood
men of the World. feeling deeply
sorrowful on account of his
death, desire to express our
grief by suitable resolutions.
Therefore, be il resolved that:
First. In the death of Sover-
eign Gunter this Camp has suf.
fered an irreparable loss.
Second. That his fidelity in
Woodcraft can be held up as an
example worthy of emulation by
all mem bers of the order.
Third. That this Camp extend
sincere sympathy to the bereav-
ed family.
Fourth. That a page in the
minutes of this Camp be set
aside and dedicated to the mem
DRY of our deceased brother; that
copy of these resolu tions be
sent to the family and that the
newspapers of the city berequest-
ed TO publish same.
S. L. CANE,
P. w. MAER,
JAS w. LIPSCoMB,
Com mittee.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-01
A Card

Having severed my connection
with the Forbes Piano Co., I
take this opportunity of stating
that / now represent the Bailey
Co., of New York, and will as
sure my friends and patrons
that no effort will be spared by
me in justifying their extended
patronages in selling the Beau
tiful Bailey Piano. I am placing
on the market an instrument of
unique excellence and true mu-
steal value, whose intrinsic
worth and beauty shall command
the admiration and endorsement
of the most critically inclined.
Pianos on 10 days trial free. All
orders intrusted TO my care will
receive personal and prompt at
tention. Pianos and organs on
hand at all times. See me before
You buy.
SPLIT. p. E. HINES.
220 5th n, Columbus Miss.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-06-01
EMPLOYERS Dinner and Barbecue.

At meeting of the mahufac-
turers of Colum bus held last
Monday afternoon at the City
Hall suggestion was made and
adopted which means much for the
future welfare OF our beautiful lit
tie city. The suggestion was that
the manufacturers Of Colum bus
give 10 their employees and to
the employees Of the industrial
plants generally a picnic and din
ner, and the twenty second of
June and the fair grounds were
selected as the date and place of
the celebration. 1t is intended
that the occasion shall be a
thoroughly enjoyable one in
every respect. To that end COM
mittees will undertake the day
on an elaborate scale and it is
intended to provide not only a
fine dinner and barbecue but also
Entertainment of varied kinds,
such as short addresses from
leading citizens, both employers
and employees and music and
baseball and other entertainment.
The idea is a happy one and it
is intended to bring the employ
er and the EN- ployee close togeth-
er in their relations towards one
another. A proper understand
ing and appreciation of this re-
lationship is necessary for the
welfare of any enterprise, any
immunity, and to get closer to-
gether, to make the wage Garner
feel that he is in touch with the
man of capital, that their inter-
ests are inseparably interviewer
and that they are dependent on
each other is the object and pur-
pose of this celebration.
To the end that it may be a
great success it is hoped that the
merchants and professional men,
the manufacturers and men of
means shall enter heartily into
the spirit of the undertaking and
shall give literally towards its
accom- plishment. This is t b e
first instance of Columbus for
mally recognizing her laboring
element and it is desired to make
the occasion one betting so i'm
portant an interest. To that end
it is expected that all stores and
places of business willsbe closed
on the 22nd and that the day
will be made a gala one.