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The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

Do YOU believe n predestl lnati5s. asked Mrs. Oldeastle-
 Well. I used to. replied her be ess. but after ne and Josiah Gin, back from Europe and a4d saeh i, time. gitting cur trunks throQsb almast think free trade ssald p good tnlng, after al. ''-Chicago R. cord HeraI 1.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
fin Rearby Counties
MADISON

Clad Ez71ezrlE ard Miss Lzazl@y Of Pessig--w we're nzr- rf@1 recently
 sR Grzg Of P=sssgrew 3a. el@et=d ore Of ta= jzaitors ot tae Hosse os Repr-s@ztasivez
 Tz= Paipp@ Lazb-r Co- ns5ved their mil froz Crosses Creek 2 few niI1= so-EH . T5ezpsos : er==
 Ro5@rt azzaz- and Waiter Samuel zr@ F=pasr7g ta= 9ld Sh1bert bziitIag et CtiftT and will pat a stock . goods.
 Joan Sickzrs of Bsldzi1 Township has been appointed depaty sheriff ard th= 5. Paul Mosntzin Air szys thereis pl@aty Of work a.oanl th=F= to b- doae.
 Jzk= Baker and Miss Annie Callahan were married T-dnes- daY ot last week zt inc residence of tH- brides parents nest oist- Paul. Squire Lee Coleman off ciztIng.
 Hr Sheridan g~r--t- gf rasr Huntsville had the misfortune of 1o=fag horse Monday. Whiie on th- way hoae from here near ;. II. Johnsons place the horse slipped ard f=Il on tae i1e crusa- ing Its ssga!d=r 70 bzdly Y had 10 b< kill~d. Huntsville Repab- llcza.
 s5me t5m- last sanm-r oar eity dads voted small 1ity tzx which vzs properly placed On t1e tax books and afterwards scratcted oT aithoat zstasFItg Ee do not kroH rso caused tf= tar to be erzs-d, gst whoever r uzs may have the 4mo4at to dig ap a. pay for Eis pzius.-St. Paal Moan- tain Air.
 Nilisap Bres. are closing oat their basfHe~4 at P-ttixre~ and contemplase going to Spokane, Wasaia gtons T. Riz-r < clos ing eut azs business and wili fo- cate elsewhere: MF. Knight is winfing ap his affairs and Nili travel around awhile for r1st and recreation and wlli then engage in business elsewhere
 We learn of very saa affair which occurred near Cliftg Sun- day. Mr. Pete Trof. q young man Of that nrighborhood vas probably fatally wounded with q knife. He claims Clara Allen and one of the crumley boys did the work, II k said there is very little chance for young Trot's recovery. The boys who did the cutting have not been captured yet Up to this time we have been unable to gel partic- ulars. Huntsville Republican.
 Last Monday morning Hiram Bouline was found in the woods, by q neigtbor. in n unconscious condition. Ills head was s#ol- len and blood vas issuing from his nose. He sas taken to the nearest house and later. was re- moved to his home. Men exam- ined the place where h. was working and thought probably d falling tree had struck him. He IS nov able to speak but does no. know what hurt him and is in very serious condition. Venus correspondent iu St. Paul Noun tain Air.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
in Case of Eccieests

Accidents siiI happen M9.bs, strains her back lifting q s5ta. F4.6s, Is hurt iu the shop. Children as forever. falling and braisiug themselfa There IS 10 preventing tts things, bat their worst c8asequencs are averted with Perry D4Yis Pan killer. NJ other remedy appr0seaa IL fof relief Of sore. strained masc.a There is but one Paiuktiier, Perrr Davis.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

T swear Q Yoa tai elm in the park he began bat she shut him ot.
 swear not by |. = she said lnpl9r- tnglF
 Wd8 aorea he asked
 Because It Is slippery elm she answered knoEiakIY.-At.aata Con- stlr4tio1
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'ssssszs ssss. sss ss ZM4Zzz1

It is good thing for this old world that the people who growl about the weather do not have the making Of it.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

Hike-when th' doctor cane 70 rse cinate Ye did yez roll Up yez slaTes5
 Denny-Shure. 0i pulled up bg.a av them avn dared him t9 e9me 9at side ghlcaga Daily News.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

CEa-1t Soet1 z Green Forest hare srgzzizee zz EPEo-tE L=ezz-
 Ton GiF=1s and Mss Nzzd Moore were zz-rs-d zt B@rryvii1ie sz tae ssa inst 4s.r= Do1-7 9Ez.z.-g
 VII B=..z7 z5 Ms. L.zz.= Hz-ri. were -ar-9 zt Eureka Springs recently Jadge ! P 2cLz-ir ozzciz-.zE
 The tuo =@=ss o.f dzagate- of 5fr. znd Mrs Cosby Rush ef Earrkz Spring. ti-d o1 Tuesday of last week after ar illness Of only ssx or seven hours.
 MTro- .. Jordan ot Eureka Spriags- uzs married Eedzesdzy e last week tz- bride being Miss Ethe. 2. Strattoa. of Alton Ii. ra- cz-ezozy occurring zt her aon-. Mr Jordan $ mana g-r ot th= Cstiz=zs El=ctrie CO. the EI.etris Street Railway and tEe Eureka Spring. Water Co.
 Mr. and Mrs. Y. II. |. Webb. living zt Handzll. died recently q pneumonia, tEeir death being only two day. zpzrt. Mr. Webb vas g years Of age, his wife be- ing his junior by len years TaeT had been residents of Ark znsas for thirty yezrs. They were buried n one grave at Union Chapel
 Tmes. 1ho recently ! bought trnct oE land south 0: town of Ertou Wilson. arrived here with his family Tuesday of last week. He has lived near SpringdaIe for 2 number Of years where he raised the big red apple. H. vii pat his experience and practical knowledge of horticul. tare into ase h-re-Berryviiie Progress.
 sargieai operations which. she ha. undergone at $. EiHeent.s mfr uar9 at Little Rock. Dr. Boltor and Mrs. L@ntz accompanied Hrs. Fuller to Little Rock ane remained with her throughout thr ordeal. The doctor returned last Sunday. but Mir. Lentz vii remain with her sister until n. return home Eureka Spring FlsshIight.
 The Carroll County FrniI Growers Association was organi zcd al Berryyille Tuesday Of lasf week. The officers are President Vim. L. Crow; vice president . J. H. Hanna: secretary and treas ur-r, D. J. West. Delegates were elected 10 go to the state meeting  Of horticulturists at Rogers with instructions to secure the next meeting for Berryville.
 The Tribune desires to remark that t is positively q violation ot the law to sell cigarettes to min ors and We have heard parents complaining about the matter and say unless | \ stopped pros cautions Will certainly follow. Our town council would do well to also make f town ordinance. Tae sale Of cigarettes to the youths of our toan k the begin ming point to their downfall. Let the law be strictly enforced Green Forest Tribune.
 Judge Linebarger has late letter from sister-in-law who lives n Mexico City, which states that General and Mrs. Clayton are making preparations for their return to Eureka Springs immed- lately after his resignation goes into effect. Capt. Powell Clay ton and bride are to visit his par euts and it was this Iady's i'm pression that the General and his wife would leave Mexico soon after the expiration of their sons visit. Eureka Springs Flash { ftubt
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

"I hear there has seea .n ad4... Q yoGF family "
 Yes, a girl.
 An Is that the first s14ftlo,z. No, it's the sixth edition s1s . are hoping it's The poStsertos PnlIdelpais PresS
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

Hark oi i~cott Eass z-.fs-..
 4i |, r-e sEle1.sg.s :s.- -.sa-ta aad pa.i- :. ls &
 a4 t4s= ei aszzzs1 es5=-1s=
 of t-e -Iolse.
 c.e -a bacaFaa =s.z-ea--= | sI Lea wgFss8s-w= le es##arss= ae-a5sse t.e O. La cones is7 hF-er sgrBs2--e-- ? .s==..s-r ! iH HegFIsHiue and 5li--ezsing pf gre.rs5-- Thlrfv rear. ago the rroprieters of >eotts Enu- sion found waF of preparing cod liver oil - that everyone can take | and get the full value ot the oil without the objectionable taste. Scotts Fmuisi5n E the lest thing in the world for weak, backward children. thin. delicate peopIe, and aIl conditions of wasting and lost strength.
 [ se1f s5r -s- .azpz SCOTT A p0WHF CurxT-T-
The Springdale news., 1905-01-27

We see from the Fort Smith Elevator that Geo. Smith, a young man who broke into rural box near Bentonville and stole letter, plead guilty in the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE
AN OVERSTOCKED MARKET.

SHANGHAI September I5.-Eigh million dollars worth Of Am
with overstoCked market
and movement The question of disposal serious
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
MIRRORS IN THE
HATS OF WOMEN
CONVENTION OF MILLINERs AT
CHICAGO DECIDES ON THIS AND
SOME OTHER INNOVATIONS.

CHICAGO, August 31.-The National
Milliners' Convention closed tonight
and 1900 members in attendance hast
ened home to adopt new fad of
mirror sewed in the crown of all hats.
This is the newest fad imported from
Paris and made an instantaneous hit
with the convention. The uses Of the
mirror are manifold. On the street
cars or in an automobile a woman can
remove her hat and observe what is
going on in the rear seats. In the
theater she can observe how the women
back of her are dressed and who is es-
corting them without the vulgarity of
turning around to stare.
The convention also decided that the
colors will be much gayer. Hats will
be larger with rolling brims and will
carry much lace and many plumes.
Prices also will be much sitter, Small
turbans and all small hats except for
shopping expeditions on rainy days,
are to be tabooed. Furs will be worn
Extensively and there will be efforts to
have hats to At the color and style of
gowns, one hat for each gown.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
MINISTER IS
A HORSE THIEF
REV. WILBUR BLOOM OF THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH ADMITS A
GREAT CRIME.

SAN JOSE, September S.-Rev. A.
Wilbur Bloom, a minister of the Chris
tian church was arrested at Los Gatos
today on a charge of stealing a horse
and buggy from Frank McCombs at
Mountain View on August 20. When
brought to the Jail he confessed the
crime. The horse and buggy, which
was valued at $175 was taken from in
front of the new Catholic church at
Mountain View while the dedicatory
services were being held. Rev. Bloom
drove the rig to his temporary home
near Alma. He then turned the horse
loose in Los Gatos and kept the buggy
for his own use.
Three years ago Rev. Bloom was
pastor of the prosperous Christian
Church at Bakersfield. He resigned
because of i'll health.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
TANGIER is PEACEFUL.

TANGIER September IThe warning tribes have submitted to
Raisul in the suburban districts has been restored
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
APPROVES CONTRACT.

OYSTER BAY September IPesdent Roosevelt has approved
the with E. Market furnish supplies tor the
Panama canal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
ARMISTICE SIGNED.
GUNDsHU September 15-The armistice has been signed.
PAT COLLINS DEAD
BOSTON, September I5.-Mayor Collins is dead

Patrick a. Collins born Fermoy Ireland March 18th,
1874 America the and worked at various
equations from the age of II to studying evenings He graduated
School 1871 and admitted to the bar the
year. He member of the Massachusetts, legislature I868
State Senator 1901 member of Congress- 1885,
of the United States London 1887 judge acknowledgement OF
Massachusetts, 1885, delegate large the Democratic National
Convention 1876 1885, 1888 1892 and presided that of 1888
TIe mayor in Ioo2-3r
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15

PROMOTION FOR POLICE OFFICER
John Aea one of the oldest officers on
the police force. has been promoted to
be lieutenant vice Hart.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
OLD-TIME TELEGRAPHERS.
"gwW|

Considering how large force human activities filled by the
electric telegraph marvellous that of the earliest knights OF
the key still living 1t 1874 that the first line put in
permanent operation remembered by thousands of hale
persons Today millions of miles of wire traverse every land
thousands Of miles of cable lie the bottom Of all the The
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
PRINCE GEORGE JOINS CROWD OF POssIBIL

COPENHAGEN September 15-Prnce George of Greece is
possibility for the throne OF Norway.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15

PUTNAMS CHERRY COUGH COMFORT is put up in 2sc
and Soc bottles and very paatabe containing injurious drugs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
OFFICHRS:
Sugar Factors and
Commission
fierChants
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Commercial & Su1aa
Company,
Haiku Sugar Company, I
Paia Plantation, /
Maui Agricultural Company, /
Kihei Plantation Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
KahulSu Plantation Company, /
kahului Railroad Company, (
Faieakala Ranch Company.
Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15

Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15

ST PETERSBURG September I5It is officially announced
that provincial governments take against the
cholera
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15

Want ads IN the stan bring quick re-
sults. Three lines three times for 2b
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15
UNDONE BY SUGAR.

PARIS September I5Baron Gunzeberg noted hnancer
mited suicide yesterday He had lost heavily in sugar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-15

will surely give you relief with dose positive in
very time only requiring faithful attention the directions
Will stop Bronchitis, threatened Asthma attacks, Whoopng
Cough oppression the lungs and chest Hoaness and all Pull
monary diseases
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-21
LOS TRABAJADoRES DEL MAR

Era frances tenia padre nj madre de 10 cual
aqrel momento Sc alegraba porque, como nadie n-
eresaba por el, nadle lie pegara. Los otros dos
guerneseyanos de la parroquia sma de Torteval.
Una vez escalada la alta cumbre de rocas, los tres
chquos llegaron la donde esta la casa ende-
noniada
Empezaron por tener medo 10 cual es el de5er de
todo tt anseine prrCipalmene de odo no aquel1a
hora en- aque so. Tuvieron ganas de escapar
todo correr como de detenerSe mrar
Sc detuveron mrarou la casa que aparecfa
pletamente negra formidable.
En- el centro de la desierta meseta, era un boque
obscure una excrecencia sm6trca l1gubre, gran
cuadrada de angulos reclfneos ago parecido un
enorme altar de tincb'as
El primer penssmento de los chicos habia sido
huir el segundo fue aproximarse Jamas habfan vsto
aquella casa aquela hora. Exse la curiocidad
del mede La circumstance de ellos I'm fancesi-
to- hizo que aproxnasen
va Sc sabe gus los franceses nadia Green.
Ademas el ser muchos peigro. nfunde con-
fanza; e miedo repardo entire tres da vaor.
AfAdase que cazadoras nfios entire los tales
no ST maban treina aos; cuando busca escudriha
Sc espan las ocultas, ies question de detener-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-21
En- ell lnglaterra

La Comisi6n epcargada por las Jun.
tas Directivas del Casino y del Auxl.
lilo M1tuo para organizar ell banquete
que ha de celebrarse ell lunes s3 de
los corrientes, nos ruega que hagamos
saber los interesados que ell banque-
te tendra ligar en- ell Hogar Ipglate-
IRA a las y media de la noche.
Tambien nos manifesto la referida
Comisl6n que es acuerdo terminate
suprimir en- absolute los brindls no
habra discurso.
Reiua gran animaci6n para ell re-
) feri 10 banquete que promote quedar
muy lucido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-21

1873 BfBuOTECA DEL BOLETN MERCANTI


el aprendz Dc caafae.-Aquel lado meor; hemos de
dos ventanas negras. r.:
Viraron babor enContraron al otro lado de la
casa Las dos vertanas estaban umnadas. Los
chachos escapados. Pero cuando estuveron
jos e. frances Sc volv;o mirar.
-!Toma!-diio,-ya no hay luz.
En- efecto en- las ventanas va no habia ceridad. La
siIueta de la dibujaba recortadas la
dfasa paiidez del cleo.
Ell me1o no desaparecio, pero vo'v0 la curosidad.
Los cazadores dc nidos Sc aproxmaron de
S6bitamente vovio aparecer la luz en- ambas ven
la Los dos galoplnes de Torteva echaron
correr escapados. El dablo del frances no avanzo pc
70 tampoco ret1ocedi6 Sc qudo nmovil frente la
sa mirandoa
La d Sc extnguo para brlar luego de nuevo.
NADIA mas horrible. Ell refejo ormaba vago rastro
de fuego sobre la herba mojada por la humead de la
noche. En- momento dado, Ia clardad dibujo en- la
pared interior del odcio grandes peres negros que Sc
movian 8 sombras de cabezas enormes.
Como Ia carecfa de tabiques interiors; no te-
MIA mas que las paredes techumbre nc podia
ilumina sin que uDnase otra tam
ben
Al que el sprendiz de caafate Sc quedaba, los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-21
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Pn leatt ae -. A.nf
ncv tsf,;ef.>.' a..
eion c los ineresn> es
TVgi>ras - s. prep a5 las t.r.
daaee gss' stas 80 ,i fa.. - Css.ta
dos ca IS rnisfnas
- lcKrfaa Nafias n.i,i nre
me.. ac ias nisiaac> n n,.t.
los ae'se -.
mieian rN>peltiN..e
IA coui>i6n de lycgil sc56n - o
mlcuda q1e e. biii uan,ro "a l.ci Sc
nor Ahril sea propu, -
+. sefor DE Di,ga iade que a N
forme reierido pasc la iea C. G a.
&c mafisna. y asi Se aC fdd.
Se prescu;aron varies pruye,.o, do
ley. cue faeron leidu, cn primcra ice
iura por SIS ,iiulos. cn Segaids lee
iura los preseuiadoS ,n IA session de
aver
FL sehor Garcia Sslg d.. prcpone
que los delegadoS qdc no concurran d
la session no cobren diets q seilor
de Diego hace consiar que eS:d deniro
de ley. fue secundads aprobada por
la Canara
FL seiior Ramos pide hacer unas Ii
geraS enmIendaS al II NJ entonces
el sefior de Diego le rebate hacienda
lie variaS obServaciOneS
FL sefior Matien.o clerra el debate
de aver con TN solemnc discurso, eX-
plicando AS bass { La Union de
Puerto Rico que cnc.14n perfcCta-
mente en- el II. NJ prese7tado dadas
las actuales condolences de Ia politica
americana.
En- todo el curse de su improvisado
y correctisimo discurso el seflor Ma
tienzo dio patentes pruebas de la bon
dad de las doctrinas que sustenta, que
Sc incluyeron ell programa de LA
Union y de las relaCiones que de-
ben guardarse entire los buenos puer-
torriquefios y ell poder.
Relate Su conferencia con el Gober-
nador Hunt, quIen seutfa enemigo Ide
la Union, pues confundia los generosoS
ideales que la informan.. Al conocer
el hoy ex-gooernador Hunt que el Sc
nor Matienzo iba la asarnblea de!
"Olimpo'', lie indico: 'Mucho ojo senor
Matienzo, n vaya usted caer en- las
cxajeraciones del seilor Mufoz Rive
ra puesto que srra aplastado por la
bota del Presidente seg1n 10 fue Mu-
f1oz Rivera.
Estas frases del gobernador demos
traron que no conocia 8 que no guerra
:darse cuenta de los principles que
Sustentaban los hombreS reunidos en-
aquella memorable ssamblea, tenden-
teS evjtar que. siguiese creciendo en-
ell pals la antlpatia que Sc habla desa
rrollado contra el gobierno por sus
malos procedimientos en- esta lsla.
Otras declaraclcnes de transcenden-
tai importancia hizo ell leader unio-
nista que fueron recibidas con caluro-
SOS aplausos.
Ell .diScurso que aver pronunclo el
Seflor Ma.ienzo ha sido uno de los
mas patrioticos que Sc ha dido en- la
C4mara de Delegates de Puerto
Rico
Despues del debate cerrado Sc pro-
Cedio votacion aprobandose ell die
tamen de la Comision por p votos
contra 8, Siendo los votantes en- favor
los sefiorss Arrillaga. Abril, Bernardo
nj, Coira, Diego, Gambia, Giol, Con
zalez, Garcia Silgado, Gonzalez Gar
cia. Montalvo, Medina Mendez Car
dona, Matienzo Palmer, Quintero,
Romero Rosa, Santoni, Virella, Was
y Soler y en- contra los sef1ores Aponte,
Carri6n, Domenech, Delgado, Feli1,
Franco Soto, Mendez, Serrano y Ia
vala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-21
JOSE REYES cAlOERON

St ofrece para gestionar asuntos en-
les centres administrative de esta
Capital. garaniizando aciividad cons
taute en- las ges'ioneS.
Hace traducciones del ingl6s al es--
panol y vice versa 4 precioS modicoa.
DiTecci6n San Francisco 81.
San Juan, P. R
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-21

Tenemos surtiao eslceial prtcios AT
ronirefrnc'n rAMAS fudas a. hferro q
g. 0u y Asi todo 10 ti.mas
No comprar sin xer - surtido On sl Graz
BaEar De Novcdades d. GoNEAtKz pADU
uNos.. San Francisco 3s-San Juan y. r.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-29

terests confided to their care. The
passing of the term Dummy Direc-
tOrs,' with the conditions which gave
it life is certainly a consummation
.dev0utedly to be wished.
1.-THE list should not be closed with
out mentioning as the most dangerous,
deep seated and inexcusable of all,
the Indifference of a vast number of
our otherwise decent and patriotic
people to political movements and
their consequent neglect of duty as
voting citizens. This evil has al
ready spread over every part of the
land and infects all classes of our
population. Thousands in the mad
pursuit of riches see no profitable
relationship between good govern
ment and their intents or designs, and
what is infinitely worse, thousands of
our citizens of the ultra-respectable
sort superciliously regard politics as
an unclean thing, while too many of
our educated men shun political duty
as foreign to their intellectual supe-
riority. OF course a majority of
reputable Americans interest them
selves in public affairs, but there
ought to be no exceptions. To the
extent that intelligent, thoughtful
citizens fail to vote and to give inn
press to the politics of their country
and their neighborhood they give
opportunity which the base and un-
principled will not be slow to inn
prove"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-29

On January 5. 1906, the Mobile
& Ohio Railroad and the Munson
S. S. Line will establish through
service between St. Louis and
Havana, Cuba. A fast train de
luxe land it will be de luxe in
every sense of the word) will
leave st. Louis at $40 D. m.
every Friday over the Mobile &
Ohio Railroad, and will reach the
steamship docks at Mobile at
800 p. m. Saturday. This train
will be called the Havana Limited.
The Undetermined S. S. prince
George" will be at the docks
awaiting the arrival of the
Havana Limited, and after the
customs officers have performed
their necessary functions. the
Prince George" will sail at 400
p. m. and run into the harbor of
Havana as the sun rises on the
following Monday morning.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-29
Take your prescriptions to the
Lafayette Drug Co.
Dress paragrapbs.

Ill luck is still pursuing the Russian
prisoners in Japan. They are to be
sent home. The Chicago News.
The stalwart Democracy this year
not only voted early, but evidently
voted 0ften.-The .Florida Times
Union (Dem.)
So far the Gar has been able to
restrain himself from issuing any
Thanksgiving proclamations.-The
Toledo Blade.
The Hungarians have announced
that they will retain their language.
Certainly. Nobody else wants it,
The Atlanta Journal.
Now that Charles Danna Gibson
has gone abroad, President Roosevelt
will rank ~ u leading black-and-
white artist.-The Atlanta Journal.
Russia's violent radicals should
remember that ~snarehistic practises
will undermine any constitution, no
matter how strong.-The Chicago
News.
Russian students are daring, but
up to date it does not appear that any
Of them has faced q ceremony of
initiation into . college fraternity
The Chicago News.
Several millionaires are said to be
on the Government pension rolls. A
lot of them have always been on the
good old protective tariff roll.-Ths
Florida Times Union.
The price of cranberries has adj
vanced to something like oil . barrel.
Still, economical families can get
along with half . barrel and be just
o. happy, If they try.-The Toledo
Blade.
Tsmmsny win probably reply that
had Mr.. Hearst spent . little more
money before election it would not
been necessary for him to spend
20 much sitter 1.-THE Detroit Free
Press.
After accounting the manner in
which Thanksgiving was established
BY ~ New England forsfathers, the
President, right in tie same para
graph, speaks Of Tie custom = hav-
~ been hallowsd ~ "immemorial