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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
PERMIT PUNISHMENT.
Governor Lanham Is Requested Not
to Interfere With Lynching
OF ANY NEGRO RAPIST'
Texas Executive Replies That IL ]
Impossible For Him 10 Comply
With This Request, Oath
rnd Laws Forbidding.

Chicago, oct. IA dispatch 10 the
Tribune from Houston. Tex. says: A
petition from a number OF citizens.
headed by q. W. knight Of San Mar
cos has been presented TO Governor
Lanham asking that the state permit
mob punishment OF negroes who as
sault women. The governor is asked
20 indorse the policy OF absolute un-
protection to negroes guilty OF assault.
insuring that they be given no trial by
legal inquiry Of any kind. and that
they may be hanged as soon as appre-
hended.
Governor Lanhams response princi-
pally Is directed to the legal phase OF
the proposition. II is set forth that II
is impossible for him TO countenance
such a policy In view Of his oath OF
Office and state legislation. which he Is
bound to protect
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
LITTLE CHANGE.
New Orleans Reports Twenty five New
Cases and -Four Deaths.

New orleans. Oct. There was but
little change In the yellow fever situ-
cases and four deaths IL report up to
cases and four death is the report up to
s o'clock in the afternoon.
a second charge against Dr. Szabary
for failure to report a fever case was
made. Mrs. Dunys home. on ST. Roth
avenue. is said TO have had a case Of
i've days standing under Dr. sza-
bary's treatment. which had not been
made known to the authorities.
Among Fridays arrivals was fam
ily OF seven from Rosetta. Miss. Fever
broke out some time ago at Rosetta
and the family decided that In the
emergency New Orleans was about the
safest place in the south to head for.
They were not interrupted In coming
here. the local authorities having plac-
ed no quarantine against other infected
points. The family registered NJ a ho-
tel and their presence there was re-
ported TO Dr. White. None Of the mem
bcrs were ill but II was considered
wise in view Of the fact that they had
come from an Infected point. that they
should go to some place Of detention.
They went TO the emergency hospital
voluntarily and for the"presant time
there is no sickness among them
though the mother OF the children died
OF yellow fever three days ago az Ro-
setta.
The reports from the country showed
less than 40 new cases and of these
Patterson comes in tfor the larges
number. reporting seventeen.
Following are the country reports
Patterson. seventeen new cases.
Grand Isle. three new cases.
Cheniere Caminda, three new cases.
Covington one new case.
Kenner. one new case.
Baton Rouge two new cases
Maringouin one new case.
Bayou hatcher. one new case.
Near Thibodeaux. one death.
Barrataria. three new cases.
Lake Providense. three new cases
one death.
Mississippi reports as follows: Vicks-
burg. four new cases. one death.
Matches. ieght new cases.
Port Gibson. Ave new cases
Gulfport. three new cases.
Mississippi city. two new cases.
Handsboro. two new cases.
Rosetta. two new cases.
Hamburg four new cases two
deaths
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
FIELDER PRESIDENT.
Rev Or. meAdsm Will Return to the
Methodist Ministry.

Fort Worth. oct. Rev. DR.. Nc
Adam has resigned the presidency OF
Fort Worth university. lie is succeed 20
ell by Rev. william Fielder. d. D.. OF
Minneapolis. The new president comes
with the highest endorsements Of blsh-
ops and educators IN the Methodist
Episcopal church Dr. Mcdam Will re-
turn to the ministry and will be con-
nected with the Rock River confer
snce of Illinois.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
BITTEN BY RATTLER.
Little Girl Attacked by the Serpent and
Dies From the Poison.

Memphis. Tex. oct. T-Camie Ro-
seau. en-year-old girl. who lived
with her widowed mother thirteen
miles west from Memphis. was bitten
by large rattlesnake and died some
hours afterward.
The little girl was helping to care
for some young chickens in the back
yard when she was attacked by the
snak. and bitten twice before she could
possibly get away from the reptile.
The snake was very large one and
had ten rattles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
FEARFUL FATE.
Mother and Daughter Burned to Death
While Preparing Breakfast.

Vernon, Tex. oct While prepar-
ms breakfast Saturday morning Mrs.
]. Norman and daughter were burned
20 death. In kIndling the fire In the
stotve coal oil was used. An explosion
resulted and their elothIng was ignlted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
cATTLemEN ORGANIZE.
Will Probably Purchase a Large Tract
In Old Mexico.

Pecos Tex. oct. 7.-George W. Ev-
ans aud John Means. large ranch own
ers In the Fort Davis mountains, near
Valentine. were IN Pecos organizing a
syndicate composed of several cattle
men from Midland. Roswell. Peeos and
Valentine Tor the purpose of purchas-
Ing q large body 81 land IN Mexico.
The tract comprises 100000 acres.
The deal will amount To about tis5.0OO.
They have an option on the land and
once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
AFTER RAILROADS.

President Instruets Attorney General
70 at Once Institute Suit
Washington. 90 -. by instructions
OF p nrney Cen
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
Sixteen Cases. Two Deaths.

Pensacola, Fla. oct. 7.-Slxteen new
cases and two deaths Is Fridays yellow
fever report
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
SWEPT BY FIRE.
Five Firemen Overcome While Rsseu.
ina Two Hundred Horses.

New York. oct IA block occupied
by the stables and lumber yards Of
J. Receiver & Son. were swept by fr-
early this morning.
Five hrcmen were overcome while
aiding In the rescue of zoo horses. all oi
which were taken out About 200 fam
ilies were forced TO vacate. Loss Is es-
timated at $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-08
TwENTY.seVEN KILLED.
Thirty-Five Were Also Wounded b,
the Wreck Of a Train.

Rostofr -on- -thc-Don. Russia. Oct.
A mail train bound for Vladikavi-
the rails and was wrecked.
seven persons were killed an
ave injured.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
NOTAS De PONCE
Marasmo y abatimIento en-
esta ciudad. .--iC6mo cam
blan los tiempos
vAP0R FRANCES
Los que Sc --Junta unlo-
nlsta. 4 FL LCdo. LlOrens
Torres.

A las Tersonas que en pasadaa
6pocas habitaron esta ciudad, y que
hoy nos visitan, les causa asombro
elta especie de marasmo 8 a,onia en-
que hemos cafdo en- todos los 6rdenes
de la vida.
AQuella actividad cOnstante y
aquel continue bstsllar de otros item.
pos, han dessparecido para dar paso
a un malesiar que por todss parties Sc
deja sentir.
En- la mahana do hoy hA entra.
do el vapor frances proeedente dc San
Thomas. Pocos passjeros y muy Ii.
mitada carga Esta tards sigue viaje
para la vscina Repdblica Dominicans,
y, como siempre, algunCs 50 ausentan
buscando oil amargo psdazo de pan
que aquf no han podido conseguir.
-E,ta circulando 10 convocatoria
para cslsbrar session esta noche ell Co.
mite local unionista.
Sc me asegura que en- dicho acto
prerentarA Ia renunoia de su cargo do
Presidente ell senior Llorens Torres.
Aver Sc decla que para sustltuir
a Mr.. Faure en- el <Aguila, SO pensa-
ba en- ell senior Amy, y hoy 90 dice que
los rspublicanos vuelvsn sus ojos ctra
vez al se6or Navarrete.
Pareceme que Navarrete esta muy
bien en- su pals Qne dsbe hallarss
escarmentado.
-Todavfa parece que NADIA 50 ha
resuelto respecto al dinero de las 10.
setas, y la hora de pagar ha llegado va.
Aqui SO puede aplicar el proven.
bio de que <las cosas de palacio mar.
chan despacios.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04

eeCcl6n la mayoria del Storlhlng-Par mentoLa
posa del principe Carlos ha del rey de Ingaterra que
Sc oponia que marldo aceptara ha cambiado de
ttud en- vista de una Carta de su madre.
Gables de San Petersburgo anuncian que el partido
liberal esa organzandose oda prsa para la ucha los
comCos donde esa seguro de obtener mayoria
Sc consttuye direction central Sc despachan
emsario todas las provncas del mperlo, para d
reccones subaernas cuerpo de electores que
alcanzard por 10 vcintcinco mlones. De todas
parties Iegan mensajes enthusiasts al Gar al primer
nstro Mr.. Wltte Han empezado los meetings de propa-
ganda este de novembre fupdaran mas de qu-
nientos per6dcos nuevos, fines politco dlversos.
Tn despacho de Berlin L'Eczav, de Paris, asegura
que Francla nglaerra, Russia Italia han llegado
ntesencia motive de las reormas que contnua opo
niendose Turquia Aemana aparece lndecisa y,
epocas anerioreS, la uzga dspuesta apoyar potca
del Sultan Sc afrma tambien que las cuatro poenclas
arrba nombradas encuenran acordes para hacer
gran demonstration naval en- aguas turcas
Mr. Charles landings, cmba ador de Inglaterra on
San Peterburgo lego aver Londres fu6 recbido por
e rey Eduardo permanecendo arga conferenca e
Sup6nese que 1ngaterra hace esuerzos por legar
acuerdo complete Russia las cuestones del Thbet la
India la Persia. Hay que inclnan
lei deseo de llegar mOus 1i0end por parte de am
bas naciones aunque la opinion Russia haa muy div-
(dida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
SENTENCIkS iMPUESTAS

Por infracci6n & las ordenarzas
municipales, fueron hoy sentsnciados
Juan Fald y Alexandra Masonet, por
levar caballos sin herraduras; Jose
Mar, por dormir en- los bancos de Ia
plszs de San jose; Jose Gelpf, coche.
70, por no tener en- su carrusje 10 Ia
rlfa Official de precios; Federico Ez.
quisga, por dedicar caballos al traba.
10 sin esiar herrados, y Juan Nieves,
por dar gritos por la calle del Cristo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04

New York Noviembre 4.--Dcen de Londres que Sc
ha legado soucl6n de los dos o6ciales
ngeses que cayeron poder de kaba rebede Ma
rruecos La cancera resovo que ncdcnte carecia de
mporanc1a que deba entrarse ratos con las rlbus
va que elias practcamente soportan auodad del sui
tan. En- 'rtud de crltero la egaci6n britannica
Tanger d6 los pasos ndspensabes para satisacer
cate que exge recobrar los cautvos. La atenc6n pu
blca Sc ha e hecho de que por prmera gran
potencia decda tratar bandas errantes
ell fin de evtar comcacones actual estado de la poll
tlca international europea.
Los per6dcos de Paris discuten los dscursos que
ba de pronuncar presdente Roosevelt vae Sur
de la gran repubca americana Inssten partcularmente
declaration segn la cua los Estados Undo tenen
nteres particular mantener e orden sobre las costa
de sdos los palses del de las Anlas Ell dlaro oco
so LIE TEMPS aprueba caor las paabras de Mr. Roo
sevet LA LIBERTE dice que este paso en- la
via de ensanchar doctrna de MONROE dandoe mayor al
canoe 6aphcandola mas energa.
lnorman de Toxic que Mr.. Kurino, que desenpen6 Ell
cargo de representane del Jap6n San Peterburgo
tes de la guerra sera de nuevQ envlado dtntca fun
clones, la capital rusa.
Dcen de Cristanfa que Mr. Nicholson, presdcnte del
Conseo de ministries de Noruega, ha nformado por te
egrato la Core de Dnamarca que los membros del ga
bnete estan unanimes aceptar al principe Carlos como
soberano prescndendose de pebscito someendo la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04
SESSION. MUNICIPAL
Aeuerdos tomados anteano-
che, jueves, en- session
extranrdinaria.
UNA TRANSFERENClA
Ell emprestitc. : Farmacia
municipal Plano de varias
Gales. .--Calle de Cerra.

Antenoche eelebr6 sl Ayuntanisn.
to de San Juan seli6n extr traordinaria.
"A propuesta del Alcslde, el Con.
cslo ha acordado la trasferencia de
un sobrants de 1894 1e, que hay en- 10
partida sHospital Especial de Mule
res Personals Ia del sHospital Espe
cial de Muisrei.Material,, por haber
80 agotado los fondos DO esta sgunda
partida y revestir suma urgsncia 10
atenci6n dc dieho servicio Sc soliclta-
ra, para clio, sutorizaci6n del Secre
tario dc Puerto Rico.
Ell Ayuntamiento no puede ms
talar alumbrado pdblico On las GALES
Barcelona y Colomer, de Santurce,
por no haber fondos en- presupueito
So acord6 buscar un entendido con Ia
Compafifa que suministra aquel ssrvi
clio, tanto para dicho objeto como pa.
ra el alumbrado del Parque, cobrAn-
dose el importe de dichas instalacio-
mes en- el presupuesto pr6ximo.
Ell movimiento do fondos del EN-
prest'to municipal en- poder de los
sehores J. M. Ceballos y CO, durante
el mes de Ssptiembre dltimo, arroja
una exlstencia dc s74, 4,4S7 o..
La Farmacia Municipal faeilita-
ra, gratis, las msdicinas que soliclte
10 Instituci6n Proteotora do Nihos
Sordo-M o-Mudos. siempre que no excsda
~ imports do tres dolares mer sualss.
Ell Ipgeniero Inspector do O5ras
Pdblicas Municipales levantari un
plano de las cAlles do Santurce csdi
das al Ayuntamiento, q fin dc que
deseen fabricar en- 10 sucesivo On di.
chas caller, 10 atmperen q las pres.
cripcionss acordadas para ornate.
Ell Conceio aceps6 ell informe del
Abogado de Ia ciudad refsrents & las
formalidades que debsn llensrse, para
10 donaci6n hecha por don Jos6 Cerra
de Ia calle que l!eva ~ nombre en- el
barrio de Santurce.
Ell Official dc Sanidad ha REMIT.
do al Concejo el Reglarasnto para ell
Hospital espscial de Muleres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven. .
de papel viejo a 81 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-04

WTKE RXLvETIA.--27 calle do
. erux. eran casa de htspedes. eTa-
BE 4 hstels. ApossHtos para fanilias
personss solas. Comidas cincaen-
ta ceHtavos cubisrte. Dsfies. Tslefono
1s2. Apartado corrso, 29s. Propista-
RIO, Pedro Schira. Meta: Este hotel
eesa cargo de una sehorlta eague-
~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
NAVY EMPLOYEES DISSATISFIED

Washington, Sept. 21.-(Special.)-
In all probability, it was stated today,
when President Roosevelt returns
from his vacation he will be appealed
to to make some change in the new
policy of the navy department, which
affects many employees of the navy
yards here and in other parts of the
country respecting promotions where
the increases of salary have hereto
fore been paid out of the lump appro-
rriaticn for increase of the navy. 1t
has been decided that hereafter ex-
penditures on this account shall not
be increased, and consequently, if en-
ployes are to be promoted that can
be affected only by readjustment of
the salaries, which would involve cor
responding reductions in the case of
employees whose records for efficiency
are not the best. In other words, the
hest employees are to be promoted at
The expense of the less efficient. Nav
al draughtsmen are particularly af
fected by this policy which has arous
ed quite a deal of dissatisfaction il
many quarters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
Missouri Pacific Syeten.

'.It appears that the railroad system
heretofore known as the Missouri Pa
oifjc-Iron Mountain will soon drop the
two words following the hyphen and
be known as the Missouri Pacific sys
tem,' said an observant passenger at
the union station yesterday, says the
Little Rock Gazette. Continuing. and
in explanation of the above, this indi-
vidual called attention to the new
freight equipment, great deal of
which coming into Arkansas at this
time, bears the lettering, Missouri
Pacific System" while heretofore the
words, "St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern" have appeared.
The dispenser of this information
figured out that soon the entire equip
ment will carry the Missouri Pacific
system. Just what the meaning Of
this is has not yet been determined
1. is said by railroad employees thai
this condition of affairs has existed
but short time, but that it has beer
noted by the road men. who come il
direct and personal contact with tho
freight equipment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
THE WOMEN OF WElBERG.

At the foot of the hill Weiberg, on
along the bank of the Neckar, were
gathered long time ago two armies,
and here battle was fought between
the two great Germans, Konrad and
Welt
Very fierce was the fighting, but at
last victory fell to Konrad, and news
was sent to the ancient castle on the
high hill above the battlefield, that II
must surrender at once.
great company had assembled in
the castle. There were soldiers guard
ing the fortress and many men from
the surrounding country who had TAX
en- refuge here with their wives and
little children Now with the message
from Konrad demanding surrender.
was also sent very kind ofer. he
said that although the men in the
fortress were all to be taken prison
ers, the women were to go away IN
peace, and that each one would be
allowed to carry on her BACK the
treasure she most highly priced.
Konrads mighty army drew up in
line, leaving passage for the women,
| from the walled citadel. and at the
| head of the first column was konrad
himself. who. glancing toward the
castle. suddenly saw the gates thrown
open. and a strange looking procession
start down the hill
The whole army now turned to look.
and truly il was a marvellous process
line of women was seen. and each
one carried man on her back. Her
husband. her father her son, brother
or friend each had taken kOnrad al
lis word and had brought her dearest
treasure away on her back.
Some of the men in konrad's army
were very angry. and considered thai
an unfair advantage had been takc1
of their chiefs generosity, but kon
rad admired >he spirit and good feel
ing of The women of his country, ant
: not only gave the men their liberty
but allowed the women to 20 back ant
= fetch what wealth they had left be
e hind.
The hill was ever afterward Gale
"Weiberjrue." or t'Woman's Truth,
and in 1920 Charlotte, Queen of Wu1
(. temberg with other ladies of Germany
4 built an asylum there for the poor W,
Il men who had been known to perforl
!. works Of love and sacrifice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
BEDELL'S PHARMACY
2IO Main Street
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1.-THE Liberty Bellies"

IuS e'HSsey 0S'SS'
In the list of names of THE Liberty
Belles,'' which will be seen at the
Elks theater next Wednesday evening.
September 81, will be found Virginia
Levick, late of the New York "Wizard
of o. company; Miss Levick is said
te be beautiful actress, fine singer
and clever mimic Leonora Robert
son of the New York Casino has also
been secured by Manager Berger, and
will do the part of Dorothy Grey. The
Pink Pajama Girl will be done by
Mable Kipp. a beautiful young girl
from Washington society. The spe.
cialites are in the hands of Kathleen
Warner, Dorothy Hutchinson, Mabel
Nelson and Bessie Williamson. The
leading vocal soloists are Monte Tor
renee, Grace Bass, Reah Drummer
and Celeste Alexander. The comedy
element will be supplied by VIM.
Maussey and VIM. H. Conley, both
comedians of much reputation Seats
on sale Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21

may be found following the higher
n.etal-smith craft as the tribe jour-
neys from place to place.
They have also from the beginning
been known as horse traders and mu-
sicians, their skill in handling the VIC
lin being in many cases nothing short
of marvellous. Travellers in Roumania
describe native gatherings which,
they say, exceed anything of the kind
ever witnessed anywhere. The music
contains qualities of pathos, sweet
ness and suggestiveness which draw
the tears from all eyes.
They have also been from the first
serpent charmers of no mean ability;
but most noted for their occupations
or accomplishments, as one may
choose to consider it. is undoubtedly
their skill in palmistry and their pre-
tensions to fortune telling, both by
this method and by the aid of cards.
This latter may be dismissed at once
as trickery, but the former must be
II eated with a larger degree of con-
sideration and respect, although its
exact value must be determined by a
court of experts, not by the uniniti-
ated The hand is admitted by all to
be the most important member of the
body. and became the object of pro-
found study in prehistoric ties in In
dia. So it is strange that the Gypsies
wandering away from their own coun-
try at an early day, should have pre-
served some knowledge of this sci
cnce, of science it is.
Cheiro tells of very ancient book
in India which is considered one OF
the greatest treasures of the Brah
mans, by whom it has for ages been
guarded in one of the cave temples
! that belong to the ruins of ancien,
Hindustan. He says it is made of hui
man skin pieced together in the mos
| ingenious manner: that it is CT enor
| nous size. and contains hundreds
| of we'll drawn hands. and that the
writing describing and explaining
| these is in curious red fluid which
has retained to this day its vivid color
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
EARLY RAILWAY ADVERTISING

The railway advertising business
which now monopolizes much valuable
space in hotel offices began here. Il
remember WE'LL" said man now IN
Boston. when l was boy l was
sent to the printing Office, where the
Herald now is, to get the printed
ffiers, which were in long strips. Half
a dozen different western and local
roads advertised and had to pin them
together and leave them in railwa:
stations and hotel offices. | would
leave them on chairs and settees, and
we'll remember one morning, when the
clerk at the old Winthrop couse
grabbed me by the neck and uncere'
moniously bounced me into tie street
for 'littering up his Office. - Boston
Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
Two Trains Discontinued.

It is announced today that. effective
tomorrow, passenger trains 2o4 and
2O5 on the Memphis branch of the
Iron Mountain will be discontinued
incidental to the yellow fever situa-
ton, says the Little Rock Democrat.
Train No 205. from Memphis to New
port. has left Memphis at As p. m,
arriving at Rall Knob al $50 a. m
connecting with the mainline passen-
ger train No fer Little Rock.
Train No 2o4 has heretofore left
Raid Knob at 1920 a M. arriving
Memphis at p. m.
Hereafter No. POS will connect 70,
Memphis at Bald Knob with mainline
train No. 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21

Wee President Bird to Retire.
Chica~n s. ut. 2n-Owinc - q COR
p.e,e physical breakdown. it Is stated
that A. g. Bird. vice president OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
RAILROAD NEWS.
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o.d.r. bv State Commission.

Orders by state Commission.
The following orders have just oeen
promulgated by the Arkansas railroad
commission:
Order No. 313.
II is on this day ordered by the
commission that its classification rui-
ings No. 2, Arkansas, be amended as
follows:
Effective September 25, 1905: The
charges on apples in standard barrels
shipped by freight between points IN
Arkansas, shall be computed on basis
Of an estimated weight of $50 pounds
per barrel.
The basis was formerly 100 pounds
per barrel.
To All Persons, Companies, or Cor
porations, Operating Any Railroad
in This State:
Notice is hereby given that the rail-
road commission of Arkansas will, at
it's Office in the city of Little Rock,
on Wednesday, the 18th day OF Octo'
Ter, 1905, consider the following mat
ters:
A proposal to amend its rules and
regulations as follows 1.-The aggre-
gate charge on a given quantity or
weight of any commodity shipped by
freight between points in this state
shall in no case exceed the aggregate
charge on a greater weight or quanti-
ty of the same commodity
A proposal to amend its classifca-
ton rulings No 2, Arkansas. as fol-
lows: Coal oil. gasoline and lubri-
eating oil, having a petroleum base,
in iron or wood barrels, actual weight
L. c. L., fourth class
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-21
Promptness in Pre-
pairing Prescriptions

In our store prescriptions have the
right of way There is an infallible
rule in our prescription department
which says do it now" OF course,
some prescriptions take longer to fill
than others; but you may be assured
that the prescriptions you bring us
to fill will be compounded in the
shortest time possible, quicker, we be-
lieve, than any other store prepares
them.
This rapid-accurate service COM
bined with the absolute purity OF the
drugs we dispense places us in the
front rank of prescription pharmac-
lists. It costs no more to have your
prescriptions filled here than where
you have to wait.