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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12
FL talanO De Solomon

No importa que la primavera
Sc retarde, porQue llega siemprc
a tempo de alborotar los cora
zones v las almas. We'd 10 que
la primavera v la juventud hi
cicron en- cl hiio de David.
Era TN mancebo palido, serio
y magistral. FL olor rancio Y
suave de los libros santos Sc
habia dctcnido en- sus manos
tersas v frfas como el marhl de
Su troRo. En- el lento mirar de
Sus ejos scmitas sc albergaba 10
impasible; Y poT su frcnte, du-
ia y recta como IN pedazo dc
marmol sin ma >ula, resbalaba
Ia Sabiduria, como aqua traba-
josa que flltran los penascoS.
Fue como un remanso lie
aquclla sangre tragica Y lubri-
ca que hirvi6 en- los arenale ),
rego los desiertos v asombro 3
los vallcs pccadorcs que vino a
purificar la llama. Asf acontc-
Ce tambicn con los torrentes
que labran La sierra; al fin ha-
llan I'm scnO alberto dondc ha-
Ger Ell lago. FL torrcnte sc hacc
quietud Y silenciO; la turbieZa
Cristal, TAN azul como cl ciclo.
ESQ fu6 cl anima del rev Sa-
lom6n: I'm lagO hOndo, sereno,
frio Y azul, tornado por IN to
rrcntc.
No rompian su mansa naics-
tad el CucrpO de las diosas car
males, nj la hcbre de las Musas
inquietas, nj aun cl roce sutil
de unas alas de ensueno. FL
hada de aquel lago fut la Sabi-
dNria; tambien palida Y scria V
zaaaQistral. FL rey mancebo Ia
bes0 en- sus castos labios, v ha-
bio para los siglos, larga Y pro-
fuRdamcntc, con cxpeTieHcia
extraha, con Spberano hastio,
con amarQor de fruto caido an
tes de saxon.
Yovi todas las cosas que Sc
Racen bajo Ell sol, V todo es va
nidad.~y affection dc espiritu.
Ab0rreci, por tantO, la vida"
Vanidad V dolor nj I'm solo
gecc nucvO hay en- e. mundo.
La mujcr, lpobrc criatura! no
es compancra, sine adversaria.
"NingunO~ de los que entraren
en- su casa volvera d los cami-
nos de la Vida"
LOS labios de la muier son
dull 1es como la 1niel, V su pala
dar mas suave que el aceite:
mas su fin es amargo como el
ajenio; agudo como puhal de
dos fiIos."
y el p0bre rcy sabio V predi-
cadOr torn6sc a su hada: Me
jor es la Sabiduria que las pie
dras preciosas y que todas las
cOsas eodiCiables."
El olor de los aloes Y cinamo-
mos henchian el aire de vaga
dulzura maternal; los altos ce-
dros dejaban caer su cancion
1nansa V difusa, como un arru-
ilo de amor; y los cactus de es
plnas dc orc Y de hoia carnal
ADRIAN Su for Hena de p1ieles
como copa de goces cxquisitos.
Eiento ardoroso llegaba de Etio-
pia, a trav6s de Egipto, como
vaho de carnes negras avidas
de vivir. Otro viento sagrado
venfa del mar de las islas, aro-
mado al pasar por los laureles
de los temples, los cipreses de
los caminos, los mirtos V hoias
de los jardines senSuales.
y por los bellos senderos que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12

los eedros sombrean Y alfom-
bran las rosas de Palestina,
iban las reinas morenas apasio-
nadas, deslumbr adas, a beber la
gotta amarga de sabiduria Ell los
labios realcs. en- los olos castos,
en Ell corazon virgen Y seco del
hijo de David.
Un dia, la estatua de narhl,
pensadora y triste. sintio el gol-
pc de IN leiano latido. ERA la
sangre de los suyos? ERA Ia sa-
via de los ccdros y los aloes?
He aqui que ell tempo de la
cancion ha llegado, Y en- nues-
tros collados arrulla la tortola.
Jose Nogalcs.
leontinuarA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ vIGO, Nc IA
M "a UEZ

Situado este establecimiento en- ell centro
de IL calle Mendez Vigo, con un jsrdin al
frente, es ell que reuRs mayOres ventajas
y comodidadeS para los se1ores viajeros, y
el que cueua con mejores habitaciones fres-
cas-, Ventil&das, magnffcos bafos J duchas.
1 Comidas tedas horas -I
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-05
Foxy Grandpa" VIII be SseD
al Our Popular PIay
house
80 HsJSE Is fFEGTE8
Company Has Been Given Sons Good
Notices and is Sail to be a
Good one-Many Seats Already
Sold.

Tie theatmeA season win be open
ed IN Brunswick this evening, the bill
70 be that pleasing musical comedy,
FoSy Grandpa. which is said q
be new and up-to-date in every res
pe4 Tie company has been ont foi
only a few weeks and has received
mshy favorable notices in the cities
in which it has been presented.
There win not be a matinee as has
been previously stated The curtain
viii 50 Up promptly p $50 TINS even.
ing end it is expected that there VIII
he an unusually large house pres
cnt
The company played in Charleston
Monday night and the following was
sent out concerning the perfofmancc.
a rousing reception, despite the
tact that ii was one OF the hotties.
lays of he year, was accorded q
Feyg Grandpa here today at matt
Aee aeda nisnt performance Th
COMPANY win play at Savannah man
nee ana night tomorrow rhe per
torrance went with snap despite the
iatense beat ana the musical mum
bers We're an encored,
THE cast Is wen balanced an,
F'oxy Ggandpa win please saganuaa
theatef rs All the musical nun
beTs arc Aifs, aud Ism Jealous of sou
Vas encored dozen times. Walt
lu Around Again, Willie also won
with q rush the audience iotnins q
singing the chorus
9The enorts is attractive and th,
niealcbrs have voices which tney ass
ta advantage Joe Hart's cartoon
musiaal oinede with its lntefpoat
"a naleal nHnibers, is worth witness
sing
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-05
MANY WANT IT
There win be Several Candidates for
Judge and Solicitor Of the
City Court

Prom present Indications the race
{og 5adga Of the city coHrt viii pe
one 81 Che hottest III the history Of
ihe comfy and two or thfee attor-
neya are already feeIing abGt for
Supporters and the general paisei N
.ae public
Among those most prominently
mentioned Tor ne place arc, Judge
v spaiiss and Col. p. w Krauss
b,a sAege e al least one more at
toreey wao IS to enter In the race
lfor the seiieiloiship the candidates
are 100 Hea4erals 20 mention.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-05
Authorities at Washington
Do Not Think They Can
Send for Him
CHICiG0 OFFICIALS WORRIED
Bank President is in Jail in Morocco
But as the United States Has
Mo Treaty Win That Country
Cannot Send for Him.

Washington. Sept. 4-The authort.
ties Of Illinois are asking the state
department to send war vessel 20
Morocco for PAU o stensland the
president and manager of the NfIwau.
kee Avenue state bank. when closed
its doors on Aug. 6.
The matter was much discussed IN
Washington today @ad it is thought
the government wifi hardly ne able To
send for the defaulting banker. AS
the United States has no treaty with
Morocco. it is fearejNhat stensland
win escape.
The arrest was made by a repre-
sentative Of the Chicago Tribune ana
Assistant States Attorney Olsen. who
have been on trail Of Stensland since
Aue. -. Stensland had many friends
anoI 2 women upon wnom he was &C
eustomed to spend much money anc
one Of these, feeling That she had rs8a
been treated with due consideration
py him went to the Tribune fey
DAYS after his flight with iaformatio.
REGARDING The direction in which
had gone. Her information eas som
what Indefinite, but investigation pro
81 ITS probable accuracy.
Tue Tribune's correspondent 81
Assistant States Attorney Olsen
rived in Tangisr ~about one hour
ter stensland Mad left for a trio
the east coast pf Africa. 1t was
eertained thaiNh@~had deposited al
$l2'0Q9 in an - pangier. end
mat ae d soon return.
two men decid& . await for
Dnrins the time ofSshis flight s
land has been going aaahe
Of 2, Olsen of Nofw.
q reward Of S5,00
Cd for the arresh glai
sinee his depaa f%m
for him
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-05
THIS MuLATTo YMArRIEr z
a GEORGIA WHIT
Atlanta. Aug. 4 aaovefn
this moiniaagHfered q rew3
LOT the@W and delive
shelilL oL Le0 county. Of

-
sheEG Of LeS county, Of
Iiams who is badly wanted in tina.
county aud who, is captured Will no
doubt receive rough treatment at tha
hands of the outraged public. VIII
son married young lady of one of
the most highly respected white fam
illes Of the county
After living with her about two
months he deserted her and left for
parts unknown Since then it has
heei' lMrned that Wilson is mulatto.
and has a negro wife This reward
was asked for by dozen or mores
OF The prominent citizens Of Lee and
AMONG them were several officials.
i is understood that the people Of
the county viii offer an additionm
reward Tor Wilson.
Description Of Wilson.
Following is description of WI.
son He is about five feet five inches
nigh, weigh about l45 or $50 pounds.
the little finger on one hand. it is
thought The righ is twisted ana ap>
pears 10 have been broken, has hign
cheek bones cheek somewhat sunk.
en- Do|iegged aud pigeon-toed, dark
s"aithy complexion, with a mole ON
cheek' dark eyes and naIr; last seen
WIS c4ean shaven, has quick speech.
WI somewhat of an.hEIsh hrogue,
W7'As fast aud very erect. Wilson Is
@lsss--,ma be called Jack of alt
Sdss Apainter, brickmason, carpen-
and paper hanger LNsome com
s be passes - white man;
a ne passes as negro.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-05
SNAP SHOTS At LOCAL eYENrs
Batch Of Interesting items oatherea
gor NeMa Reneare.

The Western Union Telegraph
Comra any s. now comfortably quar-
tered II their new Duilding adjoinins
the National Bank
Tgca present indications the excur-
sion Of the vetesans TO Fernanaina
tomorrow win ne big success
This win probably be the last e]eW-
sion Of the season.
no work whatever was done on
the docks Monday all the !ongshore
mea taking q holiday
II o. Borrie has accepted z ~
ton as captain Of the tug 1nppew
work on the Egmout which is os
ing converted from steam TO sa7o
limo boat is progressing II good snap
now
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-05
AERE IN

AST HERE IN
soN-GANs FIGHT
---
Sch interest here in
\ prizeaght although
er no betting. 'rhe
Anng were received
pite d large crowd
the evening. or
ntest ended.
the forty-sec
was given u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New wash belts at Vaughan's.
Get your phosphate at the Averill
Mills.
The Designer, reliable pattern, you
win find at Pery's.
Negligee shirts from so cents to $500
at the McNhorter Co. Store.
ii you are going to the isle of Spice"
better get your tickets at the advance
sale.
Special sale Of trimmed hats Satur-
day and Monday. Mrs. J, NJ Bond, So
North Main street.
Miss Jessie Henderson returned to her
home in Wells River this morning after
spending Sunday with Mrs. NJ. G. Saw
yer.
The monthly meeting Of the Bon-Ac-
cord football club will be held III club
house after practice on Monday, the
21st. All members are requested to at
tend and are reminded on voting quali-
iications. BY order, President, George
y. +. Taylor.
Nat Whittier of this city has sold his
interest III the granite firm OF Mills a.
company Of Montpelier to s. II. Mills,
who ii now the sole owner. The firm
has been in business six years, having
been started IN s. n. and q. /, Mills.
The interests of the later were first
bought by Charles II. Scott and later by
Mr.. Whittier.
The second division Of the middler
class in Spaulding high school presented
their essays last Friday. The pro-
|gramme was as follows: Vacation
Schools, Lizzie White; Public Health,
Horace Sowles; Samuel johnson, Mae
Thwing The Winning Of the West,
Maud Coburn; Half d Century Of Con.
tlict. George Adams; music, piano solo,
Kathryn Ahern; Liquid Air, Eula Aver
ill*. A Day in Ancient Rome, Howard
Reid: The Early Settlement Of Vermont,
Alice Shorey; The Greel, Theatre, Or
vile Wallbridge. Excused from reading.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-21
The Modern Way,
The Right Way,
The Mclean Way

Ny many years experience In this
particular business and in this particular
spot has convinced me that | have been
overlooking tile interests of the chill
dren. wbe are responsible in great
measure for my placing this business
where il i today-at the top.
Time.aud again have | been impressed
with the fact that large percentage of
the goods sold are purchased by chill
dren, and Just as often have | thought
thatI would like to make some special
concession TO these little boosters for
making this store their buying center.
| number among my best customers to-
day The ehii,4-customer Of yesterday.
! have at last devised plan whereby
/ can show my appreciation. in prac-
ticai and substantial way. Of the as
si-tance these little people have given
this store.
] am going 10 make every girl and
every boy who make their purchases
here silent partners" in this business
and pay to them regular dividends in
cash. This il what is meant by "The
Mclean Way
have placed in my store meehani.
cal cashier, which was constructed by
The National Cash Register Co. to my
express order. This cashier viii give
you d printed receipt for each purchase
you make showing the amount Of your
purchase Keep these receipts until they
amount TO TEN DOLLARS, then hurry
to the store and hand them to The first
clerk Won meet and be will pay YOU
your dividend OF Twenty-Five Cents in
Cash.
Remember that your receipts must
represent Cash Purchases. Start your
collection today and you win soon have
that doll on that bah which YOU have
wanted for 40 long. on better still, start
a bank account. It's easy when you
try "Ilic Mclean Way" My prices
are the same as they have always been
YOU know what that means. Yours
very truly,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Readers.
Pansy plants at Enslies.
Pretty wash goods at vaughan's.
ASK 10 see the Monogram shirt
waist suit at Abbott's.
Mark-down in ladies' suits, jackets
and long coats at Perry's.
Tonight at tho opera house, the isle
Of Spice Curtain rises at $3.50.
Panl Bianchi went TO Waterbury this
morning for short visit with relatives.
The first showing Of mems and boys
straw hats ut the Frank McWhorter
| Co. Store.
There is TO be living picture enter
! tainnent at the Presby terrain church
Friday evening May 25th.
4 An persons having accounts with n
". Rogers & Go. please call at ia North
Main street, Quinlen block, and settle
same.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Wade left this
Emorning for Rutland, where Mr.. Wade
has position in the barber shop at the
Bardwell house.
\ Owing to the latcncss Of the theatri-
cal season and the many other things
to attend to the Red Cross Pharmacy
Twill not receive telephone orders for
tickets except to people outside Of the
lefty.
4 Mrs r. O. Sherburne of Bellows Falls
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. ]. A.
Sllerburne in this city.
| BE sure and 20 TO the Presbyterian
Ichureh Friday night TO see the living
pictures Admission 10 cents.
\ There will be meeting Of n. g. 7. r..
\ AL, loeal 2At, Wednesday evening at
4 100, at which time dues for the month
of june should be paid.
1 +. ]. Bailey. who formerly ran milk
route in this city, is now running the
4 Bailey farm IN Williamstown. lie was
lrecenty married TO Miss I.efe Dens.
moor 81 Nofthfeld.
Mrs. Henry Soughton and two chill
lden, who have been visiting at the
lhome of Mrs. II. r. Soughton OF this
lefty, returned this morning to their
home IN Springfield, Mass.
| Miss Month AIudgett returned this
lmorning to Boston, after spending a va
Ication at her home in this city. She
has accepted a position as goyerness in
the family of a wealthy Bostonian.
The Altrurians wll hold their annual
business meeting and election OF officers
lat the home OF Mrs. George Mathieson,
GO Hill street, Wednesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Mayor Barclay requests The Times
to correct the statement in its report Of
the Friday night council meeting TINT he
voted against the resolution 80 purchase
Il stone crusher. He, and also Alderman
Campbell voted to purchase. The crusher
lis 20 BE used BY the street department.
MIR. and Mrs. Berthe s. Boycc Of Wells
River arrived in this city Saturday even
ing on their wedding trip They were
married st Grotou Saturday noon by the
Rev. Mr.. Hougli Of that place. The bride
was formerly Miss Arvilla f. Aldrich Of
Groton The groom Is a well known
Young iarmer Of Wells River, he being
also well known in this city, having,
some time ago, been carpenter employ
ed by {. l.. Bugbee. The happy couple
are visiting at the home of the groom's
brother Hugh Boyce, of Highland
avenue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-21

Mrs, James Gibson and fanny wish to
extend their gratitude to the neighbors
and friends, especially TO the members
of Operative lodge, 100, and Granite
City lodge of the Masonic orders and to
the members Of Clan Gordon for their
kind services during the sickness and az
Ter the death Of our husband and father.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-21
This Space Is Controlled BY Central Labor
Union Of Barre and Vicinity.
ATTENTION, UNION MEN!

DO You, when enjoying your pipe or
having chew Of tobacco, ever think of
the conditions that Tobacco is made I'M
derg Don't you think the tobacco work
ers should have fair wages and fair con-
ditions, the same as YOU enjoy as union
mens Ii so, be sure and demand Union
made Tobacco, bearing the union label.
BY doing SO you win help do away with
the strike-breakers, and il you don't you
are unfair to organized labor yourself.
Here are few OF the brands we do
not patronize: Mayo's II. O., Mechan-
les Delight, Old Honesty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-21
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. MAY q, 1906.

Weather Predictions.
Fair tonight and Tuesday; light yari-
able winds.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24
S. A. Carnes & Sons
PRODUCE LETTER

TURKEYS: The junior
member of our firm has just return.
ed from Houston and New Orleans
the largest turkey markets of the
South, where he has been endeayor-
ing to make early sales Of turkeys,
but reports that all large dressers
and buyers will not be in the mar
ket before about Nov goth So
farmers will have to hold their
turkeys on the farm unti then, or
take them to towns aud dispose of
them at a low price. Hold your
turkeys until the markets open up,
yuu viii get a good price, alao The
growth on them.
CIIICKENSi The chiclen
market 10 aomo weaker however, "
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24
MouIton News.

F, 7. Fehrenkamp and j r. Ma
tula are in Halletsville this week,
serving as grand jurors.
Mrs. 6 w. Huber and sister OF
Sour Lake are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tomasko,
Mrs. Kubitz of Sinner, who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Rud. Jaeggli, returned to her home
Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Thornton, assistant
teacher in the Sam and Will Moore
Institute visited relatives and
friends in Sinner Saturday and
Sunday.
The San Antonio and ArmsaI
Pass railway is making some long
needed improvements in the matter
of depot facilities in this city. The
depot is being enlarged and, wher
completed, will have separate
waiting rooms, ticket and express
office. baggage room and freight
house.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24
Dress Goods

In Dress goods we are showing
the best assortment we ever had,
and you will say SO when you
see them.
Black Silk Mohair a winner at
81 .25
Black Silk finished Suitings 1925
Cream Silk Mohair, A in width
for Waists and Suits. City price
$1.75. Our price. Slips
Bipk and changeable Mohair
Sfrom SOC to $500
Nobby Dress Patterns in 7 YARD
lengths no two alike, in all the
latest shades and fabrics from
$500 to 1915 a pattern.
New Novelty Suitings in all the
new shades in Grey 38 inch
All wool Albatross in the leading
shades 38 inch. ...... SOC
Novelty Suiting all colors Is, 90
and ........ 25c
Flannelette, Wasting and School
Dresses 10, 121 and =. 15c
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24
Shoes
Mems Shoes

Oil Grain Plow Shoe Regular
$l.75 shoe now. .... 81 so
we have these in A styles Spring
Heel heel Congress- and Spring
Heel and heel buck lie.
Battle AK Seamless work shoe,
a regular $3.50 shoe marked down
TO-. W w
We carry the strongest ano
largest line of Mems $500 2.25
and SO so work shoes in thu
Country.
In Men's Dress Shoes in Vici
Kid, Velor Calf, Box Calf and
Pat. Colt we carry a nice assert
ment that have the wear, styl,
and snap about them at from
$3.50 to-. "a .OC
including the specially line o
NJ. A. Packard make, every pail
guaranteed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24
Vlastenec Views.

Here comes another who .also
wants to "butt in" hoping that
will be admitted. Now dear lady |
readers you see | am a stranger and
veay bashful at that, 80 please do
not smile.
We are badly in need of a good
rain, as the ground lie 30 dry and if|
we want to have any garden this
winter we must water everything.
Farmers were very busy lately in
making hay and other stock feed.
Mr.. Henry Stuter, who has moved
from our midst on his farm near
Sweet Home, was among US last
week. Henry said he likes his new
place very we'll. And we guess he
sings now only Home, Sweet
Home"
Mr.. Frank Balusek, who also
bought farm near Sweet Home,
just opposite to Mr.. Suffers, will
move there in the near future.
Messrs. Louis Becka and John
Kasper spent last Friday night on
the banks of our beautiful river
the Guadalupe, fishing.
Mr.. John Balusek and family
went last Saturday afternoon to MIR.
Henry Suffers on a visit and re-
turned Sunday evening.
Miss Mile Malins was visiting
Miss Mile Becka last Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Becka were visit
ing the family of Mr.. John Frcalel,
noar Bunies School, last Sunday.
There was singing at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nedbalek la S
Sunday evening
Fan" of Three Heads, +" tell ui
about your three jailers, | am sure
it will interest our readers,
Say MAY" what are you doin
these days? Come again soon, anc
take "Girlie" along too.
Well. ! guess this will do for to
day, as it might find its way into
the waste busket
Sincerely yours,
Buffalo Bill.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24
Staples

Fancy OIL Cloth ...,.., loo
All Calicos. Now at. d. SC
Cotton Check, good Colors and
Patterns. IS, 6, z, and Sc
Bookfeld ginghams worth. Reg
ular 10c Value at Il. SC
Outing flannel worth &c, our
price. $50. ...... ..... be
Outing flannel 12ac Value at 1Oc
LII. Brown Sheeting worth 7c.5c
LII. Brown "A Sheeting special
Mum Der -. .......... &c
l.. L. 4 4 Brown Sheeting Extra
Heavy. SC
Brown Canton flannel, None
better at 7, 8, 8, 10 and 1910
"A Bleached Muslin. None better
at 7c
"A Bleached Muslin Sc quality Sc
Al " =" free ofstarch Sc
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24

are still paying 70 so for good hens
and FROM 81 so 10 70 40 per dozen
for flyers or 6 to s cts per pound.
Now is the time to sell them, they
will be very low soon.
EGGS: We want your eggs;
viii pay IS cts per dozen Cash, for
all YOU can bring US, bat please un
derstand we want nothing but
slriosly fresh laid egesi il you have
been holding them you win do US .
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-10-24
District Court.

The fall term NJ district court in
Lavaca county convened Monday
afternoon Oct 18Th with Judge NJ.
Kennon on the bench and District
Attorney w NJ, Atkinson present
Little time was lost in organ
izing tie grand jury, which is com
posed Of the following citizens;
j. A. Wolters, foreman; e. H.
Mitchell, f. T. Fehrenkamp, ]. M.
Cannon. G.. II. Lampley, Rud
valenta, w. B. Riley, D. Garbade,
William 2 lnder, AL Johnson, Joseph
Matula and William Koch.
Judge Kernon's charge to the
grand jury was exceedingly brief,
yet II covered all violations of the
law. Particular stress was laid
upon rape aud kindred cases, and
the jury was instructed to invesli-
gate cases OF this character, II there
DO any on the docket, first Of all.
lintm'sd that inaamnch, as nearly
every member bad preylouslysorved
as q grand juror, they we're familiar
With It's work and lengthy talk
Noald bs uselesu.
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