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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-02
A ouaranseed Care for Piles.

Itcb;no Bffnd. Bleeding or Protr1dmg
piles. 6ruerists refund money i PAzO
oINTMENT fails to cure any case, NO matter
Of how long standing. in to Il days, 81 Firss 3
anni;cation gives ease and rrst: SOC.
your druggist hasn't it send 5Oc IN stanm!s nal;s
and it will be forwarded postpaid " @''s
Medicine Co.. st. Louis, No.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-02-02

Edna-"What made you marry q
man with such a homrly nnme?" May
-"You ought to see how beautiful 1t
looks when it is signed to II check. p
Detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND So
A tribune received at their [
Eroaaway. between S6th and 8Ith
Advertisements received at the 70
nsy,,Iar once rates until o'cloC
ave- 5. e. cor. 23d-st;; 16S eth.ay
]It6.sT. 267 West 42d-st.. betW
ga west I25th-st.; 1888 3d,ave.
SITS: 1925 SO ave. near 6ls5 rs
eefb-St I5T East 125th-st: 100
ave near 41st-st-; so Sd-aNs-
REAAr9Cer-St-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

How the youthful Nigel Losing the hero o. ar 5aE
cTapters of which win IN The sunday Ir1bulne
OF December 8. conquered the Yellow orss OF Sss
bury e1d made him doce beast Il tod y" she pASs
alsaasag Of the ssSxxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02
CONDITION OF TRADE.


r ~AAs REVIEW" SAYS.
e grsiI 1s conditions certainly warranted a day
81 !ps1- tnls year more than ever before, but
Tor 10y industries ii was difficult to take time
or6s-s ostoAy without falling stiII further behind
% oSyeseiaesers. An IDEA Of the volume of trade
sschssveSO !. y shown by daily average Of bank
per cent tasI exceeded last years figures by
inc,,bi..- which turn surpassed ali previous
Il ,tteeofos Yet unseasonab1y mild weather
Ter poo5 mas postponed retail business in win
hat pr6-1re --iIs1 mas trade opens with volume
teesg ~ ses 10 eclipse 81 earlier records and the
truefrrsi iefouragng statement that the strike OF
cfors 80 lfonwcrkers may not become general
arcisS .piy the foundation Of this country's COM
Derf,neSses o ong to the annual report Of the De-
hated agriculture, was even greater than esci-
zy uLaoturing plants make most satisfac-
asissi despite tae high level Of prices for raw
asiIvga,-s sld inadequate transporting facilities
stre 81 81 hings thus far available for November
a co ~ PEI cent larger than year ago, and for
ss ~ e. at this port for the last week shows
L sNSss5o IN exports and S2SI4SVi IN imports
Ia esslPared with last years figures. Stock mar
q. rslsily ard strength continued. but interest
sss 80 exchanges al New-York for 1--WE days de-
ast 80 Us per cent compared with the fun week
ass Ne ana az other leading cities the average
"@s aa4 per cent
ssadstreers" says:
o. s.e MID weather retarded retail trade early In
Cd 80 except in holiday supplies. the widespreae
s1rsis.sSe later offered needed corrective ano
ro.sr Conditions now likely to bring the long
sspsssS-s2 season for outdoor work 20 a close ana
- ae most active YEAR IN their history. Some
hnsss IKE seasonable quiet is reported IN many
al wholesale trade but IL is noted that Joo1eLs
ssngfacturers are stiIJ very ousIy engaged on
tor.eS goods some lines of which are ALREADY re-
susIrssse seIsold. indicating that a record yeaL ,
tsds VII be garnered All reports as 10 sP t@
ss6 satisfactory. but hitherto mild WesIhess
sstbs- congestion are responsible for reports =.
ss No-SsSSc kRard trade and Of slow coLectons = -
serv invest. Southern holiday trade reports az
eptobs SO as whole. and the recent aavanoe cen
Las 1IL-ss certainly been a stimulus 70 LA. 80
tssso t.2ken as a whole, the reports as 70 sne
ts 6ss.sestion show small improvement, AZ
sovSss cering OF locomotives and by raiirosos
mai that interest is alive to the fact ui
assi .Stans OF business never heretofore equslleo
tl5~lssos handled Severe lake storms point 70
L. ~. seou OF water navigation which viii throw
IN - i.onal burden on the railways hepoIss
rs FsE4o2S industries ass Sill hA4AAs h@FS~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

--.nbr consolidated was strong on the an-
- OIs-.D - as first dividend. American Light
ssacsilel'' ,onanon was bid up more than per
Il Tgsos''-- o-iean Chicle common per cent. IN
-. SIG a , rsania Transit ruled firm Havana To-
gs.assnroyea s per cent Boston Consolidated
rs q easoas RsPv ~as more Fa f aaa
2. PEI Cs' 60. was fraction higher. Utah
.sse IN u per cent II bonds Central Foun-
~ "a l,.-ovea s. per cent; Standard Mining 5s
IL 6 h Jaraneso IS were Gown 4, and United
ss-s q -, - IS were up % per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

CHRIST CHURCH. Broadway and 71st-st, Rev g A
STRONG Rector-Services, s: Il, Rector; J. monthly
musical service. Parker's ''Hora Novtssna ; = MI
" ATERHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

able. iron and steel leading with unprecedented de-
mand and consumption for this season, the highest
prices OF the year freely paid, and premiums eager
~ offered for prompt deliveries of finished prod
ucts. Rather unrest, present and prospective,
is noted in labor lines, notably in the New-York
building and shipping trades, and the prospect of
anthracite coal strike spring is being dis
cussed Prices OF all staples are quite firm at. in
some cases. the highest points of the year, and
crop and price returns point to an aggregate re-
turn to the farmer in OF the best of previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY
Intended Steamship Saiings for Japan
China and Philippine Islands.
RMS. Athenan. Dec, 18th Empress Of Japan Jan 22d
RMS Tartar...J sth O6 R NJ. S Athenan March 9TH
For FIJI Hawaiian Islands Australia and New
Aorangt ....... 9Th IMiowera 9TH
For rates and information apply Isl 5th-aye ass
and / Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02
STOCKS.
sFIat price quotations.

Celluoid Company
Consolidated fraction of N J....-.....-,... 81 50
Joseph Dixon CrucibIe Company.
Essex Hudson Gas Company .....12S rs
Electric Company Of Bergen County,. SO 81
Eackensack Water Company common ...-.. I60
Hoboken Land & Improvement Company. 200
County Gas Company. los
3eFfeg GtT P PSeef = Ky $50
NeW-Jersey zinc Company -2so -
North Jersey Street Railway Company. -
Paterson & Passac Gas & Electric Company. 20 20
F a0itf transit street railway Company $50 2eo
Somerset & Niddlesex Lighting Co.. so
South Jersey Gas, Electric Traction .124 12e
SINGER ManufsctIring Cyonpauy ,-...........64
STANDARD OF ConpaI nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 669
United Electric Company Of NevT-Jersey........ "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Dec. l. p. rn.-The market for Amer
lean securities was irregular. The only inpof'ah'
strengtb was shown by Reading md the copper
issues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

Ocean Steamers.
Observation-Disclosures Limo
observation-disclosures.
PENNSYLVANIA. DEC 2 10 A. N
tPretoTia Dec. g Pennsylvania Jan q
S. S. AMERiKA. MOST LGxTRIoUs AND MODERN
RestaursPt ool fcqlitng At Dover PaTi.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES GENOA.
frin5 sl Ads1Sert Dec TO- N: FEB Mar
f P4pE an IS $50 II Ii Ma Mar y 4p q
+peuts 1hfa5 Jan Feb g. s.s0P N
as. s cass fS s %: s sa5 I uD%a according
s. s. Motke to Madeira Csdiz. Gibraltar Malaga. Al
giers and Genoa Jan. 80. 1903.
s. S. Deutschland to Italy.
IN LESS THAN DAYS.
VESSELS OF THE MOST MODERN TYPE AND OF
ofices IS and 81 Broadway. Piers HoOOksn. N. j.
MORTE GIERE1AN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service.
fH1RSoIz ~5ss i
kalz Tn: g g E@ Hn15 Il l. M
PLYMoUTH- cHERBoURG BREMEN.
g 1S 10 N :fapaeno sIan 10
Bremen Dec 2s 10 A. NJ 'Rhein. :. :. Feb. g. 10 A NJ
'Rhen..... Jan P N. i'Casse Feb. Is. 10 AM
Mediterranean Service.
Observation-Disclosures
+ RpaP Pso a. II s aSsE
s e Il Il IN ss. Mar g. Il IN
h FTem Bremen D. Piers Sd and 4th sts Hoboken
1o. = svs g. e south M4 4hTd s EAaGha
A MEXICAN LINE.
n PLYMOUTH CHERBoURG7--souTHAMgTo
Sal A M. N, K.
New Dec. q Philadelphia. Dec 1s
PE af51-i STAR LINE . = 49,
IG ANTWERP-DoyER-Lo
Sailing Saturdays. 10; A. NJ. Pier H. N r.
K IS9%aaaadA Dec o Finland Dec %
tCarries Second and Third class passengers only.
TWiH not call at Dover
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW ENsTowN-IIvERPooL>
Sailing Wednesdays Pier as n. R.
Cedric. dec. 9. 1850 P n OeeancA Dec u, $50 A NJ
Majestic. Dec 90 A NJ Baltic IL 1870 A NJ
r TO MEDITERRANEAN Az eJA
FROM NEW YORK.
TIC 90 ao4 tons Jan ?oa 86 Apr = M k NSy n
hEf BIZ FROM BosToN : apr =
C-ANof : PAssENGER OFFICE. 3 BROADWAY. apr
Freight Office Whitehall Bldg Battery Place
L. CUNARD LINE.
~ From Piers 5f-52. North River
To LIVERPOOL: via QUEENSTOWN :,
Lucania Dec 10 g. EsTPa Dec q ,o NJ
Carmania Dec 16 $50 NJ Carmania Jan. 18 A NJ.
GIBRALTAR-GENOA- NAPLES-ADRIATIC,
CARONIA-Fastest and Most Luxurious of
Ieviathans-Jan. 9Th Feb. 9th
Supplements the new Modern Twin Screw Steamers
SIAYONIA cDeG D. noon: eo 10 apr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02
INDUSTRiALS.

RAILROADS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

CoILEGIATD CHURCH.
6th-ave. and 4Sth-st.
Rev. DONALD SAGE DLACKAY, D. D., Minister,
will preach at II a. m. and S .. m.
Evening topic; What Christ Thinks Of the Nan VIII
Failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02
na 5#s SCHOOL Of ART

a0o sixth Ave. (5lst st)
-17-7g-7 IaEPTJTZ METHOD: ancient and modern
| 1890 prof GEORGE GANIZER, Al East S4th-
A. near Madison
----@-3-pr pTF.I TRAINING.-Classes form
II - I1res SCHOLARSHIPS Uinted. THE FEeoEBES
S-0PAIAI INSTITUTE. As Irving Place. Manhattan
PREPARATION for European Travel In class or Pr'@
Iss-ons 3 Studio Building, 81 west 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

s%Gai A ST Fdrs 6s Ti&i
Aa9p An VT PAPER IS
keS Cent Foundry Is
ssseG jap II '05 & ) "
r.60o s. Killing 5s
500 Uait Lead deb 5s-
1850 ! Park Ry 3 & !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End and 7Ith-st.
Rev HENRY EVERTSON COBB. d. D, Minister
Rev MATT. G. JULI will preach II. a. m.
DR.. COBB, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH, Harlem-Fe'
J. EI,MENDORF. D. D.. Senior Pastor
FIRST CHURCH. 121st-st, near 9d-ave-Pastor, R'
REM z DICKHAJ,T. At II m, Communion a
reception Of new members; at ?. m preaching oy
Pastor. ,ooz -. De-.
IENOx AVENUE CHURCH, corner 1Z3d-st--Pa st
Rev. EDGAR TILTON, Jr-. d. D; At II a. m. C 9l
Tnunion and reception Of new members; D. m. music
service the choir will render The Prodigal Son.
Sullivan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
Pedr0 de .9fs gets.
Noticias de MaunabO

Sc dice que merodea por estos con-
tornos un pl6fugo, cuyo nombre Sc
deseonoce, el que trae un tanto alar-
mado a: estos paciicos vec'ncs.
Aunque la policia. y sobre todo el
guardia Jesus Garcia. ha tornado ear
ia en- el asuntO siguiendo la psta al
pr6iugo, h4stA Ia fecha no ha sido cap
turado~.
Tel vez ahora en- uui6n del guardia
Vicente Diaz, que esta ba ausente en-
uso de licencia pueda lograrse algo
En- la semana pasada sOrprendi6 eI
guardia Garcia unas cuantas jugadas
10 prob bido. ocupan Q naipes y dl.
nero denunciando i los infractores
al Tribunai competente.
Ell lunes de "a preseute semana Sc
constituyo en- este la corte municipal
de Va bucoa conociendo de varios Jul
clos por dlstintaS faltas.
El sefor Ortiz, Juez municipal, con
el fin de evltar gastos molestias a
sus coppuebla ha. .dispueSto que la
Corte Sc constituya en- Maunabo una
vez por semana con eli iu de conocer
de aquellas simples faltas que puedan
ocurrir
Lauda BILE ha Sido la idea del Gef1or
ORTIZ por clio estamos sgradecidos.
Con buen tempo sin ninguna in
terrupci6n continua la moienda Ia
central .'Colum bIa," !"
Febrero 10 1908.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

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-. DGissaHN CMnef.
Ell Discourse del Sr. Degetau

Hcmos tenido el gusto de leer el
discur,o que sobre Ia constitution y Ia
bandera en- Puerto Rico ell dfa 10
del pasado pronunciara tn la Camara
de representatives de ios Estados Uni
dos el II onorable Federico De g~tau,
residente por Puerto Rico.
III discurso fle originado pr la dis
cusion del II. K. n1mero I7,4I3 sefia-
lando ell preSupuesto del ejercito de
los Estados Unidos'
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de los aVlAoS del pueblo. condena a
oS'THci-mo las socio des P i1otlcaS.
21ue error. que tremendo error ~
i" pienHd que l. Concl' nCla DC la hu
mAnid ID vel juicio dc los sigl">. n +
r. dc pedirie cuenta estrech l>ima dc
aqueS te agravio 'nferido 10 razon'
S.tiNfech Su indignac1on de atrota,
po>troiando con tan VIM eStilo al g.
oierno' eNPoniendoIe ei eNtado dc la
Nituacion creada por eI decreto de Ia
cF'uHura dc los CLUBS en- l2ual tran
}ueza con 19ual entfgla' sc encar4
con el part'd, demccrallco. ei cual no
81 po aproVecnarst en- pro de su reden-
tor" cduNa' de las cQnqulstaS &c la
4eToicA reyf'luclon, Il"
Splr fTIeS clce-a un complete
trlrto, eS 4uimerica a>p'racion. i=
II ,rlrhfo P"rtenece " l. Tevoi2clo'
de derecno' pei" ncce>1ta pTepa7ar sn
caml1o para que no Sc eStrclie contra
'a> eocuP'clohes' cesl'a educaT =
pueblo para cue no lastime su propla
cau~a ~,
la revclucion de Julio Tue una ma
llfeStacion g.: s.; Ia verdad. pero no la
III tma' Ia ao>otut'; nece~'tAoa veneer
'oaurd"S preocupacioae> que eran sus
mas encarnizadoS enemlgos.
emo idea. reaclonailata, antes que
al uereth ho de Ia 1uerZa apelaba a Ia
III RIA del derecho. NO era una idea
san9rlenta' PueSto que sn su bandera
eet"b' eacrltA 10 abolicIon dc la pena
dc muerte; no era dlaolvente, puesto
que deScdba.que todoS los inter SIS Sc
narmo"lZaSen y que todoS .oS dere
de contiendas nj morines nuest0 one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
Con erenCia en- ell AtenGO

Esta ncche eli elocuente orndor Sc
nor Jose de Diego celebrara en- e
Ateneo, la anunciada conferencia
TEN: "Asocia acion de Escritoies Ar.
tistas de Puerto Rice
Existe un gran interGs por conocer
en- este asunto, la opinion del elocuen
tie abogade y poets.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
HOgar triste

Los distingnidos esposos Alfonso Nj
colau, RESIDENCES en- Caguss, pasan por
la pcua de hater perdido a un hijo de
corta edaa, fallecido anteayer sabado.
Envianos nuestro rtsa me 4 los ape
nados esP0soS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20

Ha cesado en- sus uegocios conner
ciales Ia casa que en- Mayaguez giraba
bajo Ia razon social de Diez Hernia
nos. S. en Co, haci6ndo,e cargo de Ia
liquidacion de su active y pasivo, Ia
nueva sociedad de Nadal y Diez, que
Sc oeupara dc los mismos negocios que
la anterior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-20
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-03
MR. HOWELL TO THE pgoe-E

Hon Clark Howell, in an inter
view in Sundays metropolitan
papers, gave out few facts re-
garding the line of policy he would
pursue in his race for Governor.
Mr. Howell talks in the open and
both clearly and strongly defines
his position. The two column
article was an able argument, and
to fair minded and unprecedented
people is ,unassailable and unim-
peachable. For no man who has
attained in public life the high
and honorable position as Mr..
Howell has ever been, or can ever
be, accorded cleaner personal and
political record than the editor
of the Atlanta Constitution, now a
candidate for Governor.
He is not buffer, not saint
not demogOgue, but a true man,
full ofsympathy for his fellow man,
a sound and consistent democrat,
and last but not least, Georgian
of the highest type of manhood.
Mr.. Howell pays his respects to
his avowed opponent, Mr.. Smith,
and accepts the gauntlet thrown
down by him in the following
paragraph, which is sufficient
alone for any gubernatorial candi-
date to go upon the stump and con
vince the democratic voters oil
Georgia that Hoke Smith is not
the man for Governor, Mr. Howell
says:
XII shall, in due time, undertake
to convince the voters of Georgia,
whatever opinion Mr.. Smith may
| privately hold as to his own sincere
devotion to these principles, thai
there is an irreconcilable conflict
between his practices and his pre-
ceipts; that a yawning gulf exists
between his past performances
and his present professions in the
matter of these principles.
"I concede the right, indeed the
duty, of every human being to seek
enlightenment on all matters OF
conviction and to promptly sacri
flee opinions and alter conduct al
the call of conscience. But a
baptism in the pool of political
ambition is remission alone of poll
teal sins, and a change of faith by
a candidate for office in the midst
ofhis campaign has more the ring
of deathbed repentance than of a
call from the conscience divine.
!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-03
longer time at Booker Washington's
school than at Montgomery.

longer time at Booker Washington
school than at Montgomery.
The Mayor of Tuskegee is also
inclined to feel that his town is re-
garded as of much less Importance
than Booker Washington. Its citi-
zens invited the President to visit
them and he accepted. Recently
the Presidents secretary wired
Tuskegee's Mayor to see Booker
Washington and arrange for the
Presidents reception. That nettled
Tu>kegee's Mayor, who answered
that the city of Tuskegee wasn't
arranging anything in social way
with Booker Washington, and
that the city didn't propose t.
join Washington's school in enter
tanning the President. So it has
been decided that Tuskegee is tC
have half an hour of the President.
time. Perhaps Washington's
school will have the rest of tn,
day.
1t is not to be wondered at tina
there is discOrdant note from Ala
bama in connection with the Presi
dents Southern visit.