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The Clayton citizen. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-09
THE CLAYTON CITIZEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
r. @. PALMER, Editor.
LOUISE OLIVER, Associate Editor.
Telephone No. ........~ %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
FOUR CHARTERS.
The Corporation Commissio Au-t
5;fl3 thorizes New Enterprises.

Tho state Corporation Commission yea
sterday issued four charters as follows;
The Henry County Fair Association, ln-
corporated. principal office, AiArtinsylle ,
Va, Incorporators: ) b, "A. sRiyes, president;
j, II. Spencer, first ,Ylce-president; vi II,
lIai.syon, second Yice-president; George
II. Marshall secretary; n. ], Davis,
treasurer; all Of Martinsyille. Capital
stock. Maximum, 5000; minimum, Ho0,
Objects and purposes to hold county fairs
Annually In the county OF Henry.
Williamson Submarine MISUNDERSTANDING
and Operating Company, Incorporated,
Principal Office, Newport News, Ineorpa-
.ratprs; Charles williamson, president;
.Clarles Barclay, G. q. Mitchell all ~
Newport News Capital sstock, maximum,
$50, 900 minimum IS 900,
4 The Johns cprporatoh. principal et!ass,
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n
| a visit Of several weeks to .Rockbrldge

a visit Of several weeks 70 Rockbridge
Baths. & Ii. ys
n Miss Bessie Edwards has returned to
the city. after spending a month NJ
5Claremont, Va, where she 8was the guest
OF Misses Maude Elicit and Nellie;
Deverell,
DR.. william n, Drewry, OF Petersburg,
was In the city on business Saturday FIJI
i Mr.. Morrison Horn, OF Rockbrdge
Baths. Is undergoing medical I treatment
in this city, iygl "a u Z Il "A
MIR. Lit,rn 4. Myers recently pal "a
short visit to- staunton, s.sS5
Miss Margaret White Of surry Court
house. VA Is In the city for q visit OF
several weeks. I'll VI 5fs
Mr., n, H, Curtis was in Petersburg
Friday,
Mrs Howard Armstrong, who has been
undergoing treatment at st. Luke Hos
5p,tal. has greatly improved. y and VII be
able to leave soon for her homo In ltdom,
gYa. IS
Mr., Frank b. Longan Is visiting his
parents, Mr., and Mrs, ny. ], Longan.,I In
Louisa. Va,
Mr., and Mrs. w, T., Harris and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Harris, Will leave Monday
for u weeks visit at Virginia Beach,
q Mr.. Tannill Fucker was In the city this
week on "a business trip,
Miss Sallie Deiarue has returned y %
Ashland, after pleasant visit to lnls
city She has DIS her guest Miss Odessa
Bruner, OF this city.
let Tho Tlmes-D Dispatch DO sent YOU
wherever you go this summer, Don't
forget to- order 1t before leaving,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
.DailyC!.' 81 IT r ecor'd
Law and Equity.

Dacrees entered yesterday: For ldistrl-
5butlonot funds Singer Manufacturing
Company US. Endorsement GUARANTEES
Company; John r. White VS., Minnie u,
White. M 35. Z.
ant Us, Charles Sumner for $1o5,50 !! VIII.
liam "A. Green VS., y. IN. Lynch, Jrn lor
$50; James Fl, sWallen ct ais VS.. Alice ~,
NYallen &c. Chancery, case. n
Hastings Court,
4 Gases tried yesterday: Several MINOR nor
civil cases q 4, i{ Z, y, ai51
Gases set for Monday. Phillip Morton,
inpn-support, mlsdemeanor,
miscellaneous; Grand jury VIII meet
at ii a, clock, and all parties who have
failed to take ont and pay for huslness
license will be- Indicted IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
The Last Of the Silks

lie sbeg ginning Of the end: Every
thing must be sold BY the close Sof this
week. Read how we reduce prices 70 |
make the clearance most eff ective
75c &PeanA dc Cygne, III light blue laycnd nile
green and other wanted colors reduced TO 6D |
less than half price 1891
All 76c Taffctas. extra heavy aunlit In Or /
ali leading colors ddance PR &c. per yard Z. ycS
6oc colored 8satns popula coiors; this Is 9Qp$
the best SOC grade; to close out 80 -
500 Fancy Checked Simmer 81 for < SrE |
aahrt waist suits deeply reduced price
45cli grade Wash 81 kr; 9 great bargain 5c i
per yard |. 4
500 Crepe de Chimes. colors Include gree 2, PINK,
tar, blue brown red, etc.: htrrytng out Sc Ii
Short lengt ilks, from boc to =; n Or
lois on pat terms for pc 80
@ Best q patterns 81 odds and ends I'LL fine JOE |
grade silks worth up 81 cho &c ~
Z 69c grad and 9ussellne, all the ns
desirabes colors va %
"a 5000 DUALITY Satin Duchess Ok ira heavy nd
fine; S to close out at half price. per I IN i
yard $500
IN 5oc China silks 81 inches wide. in all z Or |
colors pricc .sg =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
mi . u: . Everything Goes at
.A88NOSAO.A 10 Rock y ottom Prices

4
De ,ong' d Hooks ana Eyes, per card e
1 Collar Buttons per doze ..ao
Machine Oil per bottl . r. sc
46c box Of TOO thptcks 20
Brass 80 90
zoe Picture Hooks, per oxen &c
Initial Letters, per dozen &c
Paragon MIcla gef per bot SO
MOURNING Pins 8 !. !. 4. |. 4.
Cabinet Hair Pins assorted In box Sc
s5cAWhte Tape, per roll 2c
|"Fexo's Hair Pins; per
Black Safety Pins, per card &C
Rubber Corset tays, each 2c
King b Cotton, black only. 200 rds, per 1oo
Dragon CO ton. white and black per dozen 22c
Snap Hooks and Eyes. per card y. 20
Bone Crochet Needles for Sc
Pearl Corset ST elds loc
Needle Books, containing papers assorted Needle
and Carpet and Darnngi ~ edles per book. &c n
warren's Quibone, ali colors per box ... 1oc5
yard piece sYeveteen sllr Ri ding "a. g
Velvet Skirt Binding. cord edge. and Brush Bind
fngs per va I'd u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
5Laces5 and Enbr old cries

hesea two! depart ents are selling cut
IL Il entire stocks at whatever prices
they'll bring Reductions are deep,
qualities as usual, the best, and variety
the choicest.
ss8 Special lot of Laces. worth up to 4boYack,
CIny Appliques M ednl Ions, Colorcd$
La ces for fancy work lack Iaces etc syd this
Sup to o. inches; your rom this lot
Fat :&t.se.HHl
ST. 80 Lace Y okings exquisl pat te1ns I'M whit
and cream close out half pr1ce per
yard N , : D.
faces and Inser ions gchoice 8of i
special lott clearance sprce SsI
Black La Tosca N selling prico q |ll#l
was 81 so sale price now sVV
Fancy Black N let's and 81. hgured
ana striped pat terms your choice ~ =
phenomenal price of $50 -
CSC Face Wells. all colors and styles, pai.. a
nd fancy: choice now, per ard ~ ~
9, y e ~ ,os
Z ;1.25 Wide Black SILK Iaces reduced TO. 5(lc9 /
per yard sVvSSSl
800 Black crepe Laces, to close out ct NJ i
half price
Hamburg Yokngs. worth from 81. SO to QQ III
rs 100, red uced to y ~
n alc and ESQ Embroidery, Edges and Insert A. |
gngs this seasons styles ddance price ~
70 and 1sc Embroideries. good widths, QZ6og Il
Edges and Insertings sale price zCC3I
200 s7c and 41o HI birgs. wild and choice
patterns; only new goods and In great profu- M III
sion Of oo6 sale price per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
White oods and Linens.
This department has always 81 offered sr'
rernrar kable values, and, as n Wind-up,
the following cap the climax

55 toc ma Figured Afusna plenty OF designs
for early choosersi q to close out, per 29 C
asa White Organizes excellent quail tics, at Or
almost half price
$50 white Eatiste, 4s inches &wld and an 0Er
Eunequalled bargain in white dress at HoS
@ 300 quality White Wash. Chiffon, toa close z 5c
out at !. 81 -
500 quality White Wash Chiffons, reduced 9 "a
for clea .S'S,D,
d white Linen Ia wn, hat had never. before 5c
been sold for
500 quality for soft finish Waist Linen. 9 =
reduced price - =
8 75c Handkerchief Linen, fine sheer qual- NJ
gity;$to close out 49,
BIZ Best French Nainsook III IN q yard pieces was
#$2.6on now that we've got TO get them OF. IN
NJ Soft Finish Nalnsook, 10 yard p zee, the Kind
we've been selling Tor 50 50 nov e close 81 On
4. (. I. :.
FAX Soc Dotted Aiuslins reduced to, 8$ per %
Fl csc Black Persian Lawn reduced to per 4 50
yard - -
csc Fast Black India 5Linon, q good ba rgain 5c
at such a low prIce $1,000
csc Fancy Checked Hrusns for stylish waists;
all lues IL 26c;5 also nclud ed are Ok 5c
ford s., $Dimties WINS, etc;s sale price =
Checked n Sins e q III
at, per yard o.
$ 6215c Wash CHI ffons and Nfoussellnes In white
tan. green. brown. blue pink. layend er and all
other leading colors; a ia auck III radiance 2 5c
price \:
$50 Colorcd Organdie les in white, gray blue, green.
canary yellow, lavender, black red pink, etc. (c
reduced to less than half price n
l2hc Tarla tan. In al #colors: sale pric
until all gone ai/-&s
#5 Remnant lengths 81 OF u Figured IA Organizes and
Lawns the kind that ID tely sold for S1 sc;A rs
h many good Gpuns for rgain pickers ~
$500 Hemstl tched Tabl lei Dainask Cover 81 IN 4
SIP Size to sci out y
sss5 ST. so IIemstitcfcd Table Damask Cover, With
dra wn work. excellent aualit IN
&tcrns; TO make quick work q the
Turkey Red Table Damask, our regular On In
2sc quality; to clear out at. per var = uIZS&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
IGlear,iinng Out the Basement.
Some Of the Bargains

IL 1-pc Dress cinghnms. scores OF rious9 styles
s ssss e 4" ell 81 saPs ssessn' aua''s
III c;alate Cloth stripes, checks and figures in
pink blue brown black. gray, and all other de-
|Esiiabln colors; $ the standard grade; for
quick cleara nee reduced to = = ~
THE Best cuallty Sea Isle Iercales and Madras.
sells ali the time at scores of neat shirtng
stripes checks. polkp dots fancy cures,
etc. In all coors, light and sdark !; great oil n n
bargain at = : -
5gA nosleag Apron Bingham. sells everywhere
else al IS SAC; sale price Eat syce'a.E per
silkolincs in all colors floral ana orien1al pa
terms mn an extensive VARIETY all must be ()rE
closed out
Dress Linens. in blue tan, gray. brown. green
etc regular zoe and f 25c 81 qual tiles 81 sale a S0
price \, =. - =
3tg tic Brown Linen, for summer dresses, 1OIZo
waists, etc. reduced to, per yard I2Cs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Street, will spend "A tlg'ustt yis
iting friends In Prince George county AZ

lFl
sty-seyenth Street will spend August yis.l
Ting friends In Prince George county, 'l i5
Among the Richmpnders summerlng a.
EKenncnbunkport, on the coas Of MANS
Is party composed OF Mrs, 7 ohni nv
ECrutchneld,s II Miss Willie g. utchtislo,3
Mrs. Aylett II. Cfoddln and son, ~ 9 'S
John crutchheld Gocdin. @
Mrs. Emeline stubbleAeld and NJ iss VIZ w,
ginia Stubblekield, Of chmond, are VS. VS. Il.
Ing relatives In q loucester couln ty' SRI
Mrs. William b.. Gray and MI ss Jennie
Pclollze contemplate taking q arget Party
to Atlantic City tho latter part g ~ ~
month. 46s III III Ia * g 5S
tit Mrs. Nv. d Serns,4 who has been yls ts,ls
Mrs, j. ~. len, in FarmYll g ~ y !
past six weeks recupera ting from q So
we're spell OF sickness, has returned nome
fully recovered. and will be- plea SEQ es w
see her friends 4 ~
Miss Fannie Ford, OF No. al2 North
Twenty-sevsnth Street. Is expected nome %.
this week., After spending SONS time VII. With
friends In APPROXIMATION county
Miss juliet Irving Scott, Miss Dome
Peters Wills, and Mrs, Ren1nmin cary a.
Nelson have returned to the city. aiter
ia most delightful trim to Atlantic CITY,
Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA,
Miss Mamie Walker, who has been Wis,
fling Miss Gladys Naale at BIC kroe
Beach, will leave Monday for New YORK.
Miss sI,earle Anglea. Of lNarmYllle lis tho
guestot her aunt, Mrs. y p. j lSerns. 58
Mrs. Charles Merlwether Christian and
Miss Matte Christian, Of BAL ttmore, mrs
visiting MES. REM Leon de M han, az llir
home, Solitaire, near Richmond
Miss Hanna Bons, Of his city, accom-,
panied ~ q party Of friends, will sspssla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Bling This Ad. with you and Ayli
for whatever you see there n
you'll find II III the stcre iusts a1slS
advertised. .y5ss
Art Go DDS Clearance

8 This depart rnent must Be one 81 the !
first to close out---wc need its place for
the new Shoe Depar tnent- and we're
going more than half way to- accomplish
that purpose. .S S25
# zephyrs, In ali oolors reduced price until ~ II
sold out 80
g germantown any color you want; 20 close r.
out -
I C.rnwford's Linen Floss, ell coors, three X i
skens for ~
Pearl Lustre to close out, four cor AVCsl
D.F M e. Working Cotton, sale price per- Il Ex,8l
dozen 49,
Utopia Pearl Thread, III desirable Scoors q ca i
- 80
" 80 Linen Bobbns, white only. reduced %
Ice wool all scoors; to close put, at ~
Red Scarnaton Braid Ito close out n per 1lns
bunch 4: (. t.-
white Carnaton Braid. closing out price. Rf
per bunch W
Ss Jewel Beads, various sizes, all colors; re- ~
aduced to-. per dozen, 3d. 90 and ~
1910 SIX Fringe. I'M all co'ors, reduced vi o.
per I'd y. . Il ~ Al
oolors reduced soc
Marshall Linen Thre ad. sale ba rgain,s a e.,
spools Tor = -
M Linen Thread for fancy work ali numbers from
50 to- 900, at Just hal ma rked Pr COS
Silk Cord all Ecolors: for cushions es-
speclally reduced ito. per var ~
Pillow Tops rcad ,nado and sem 1nad e. scores
10 ne and novel fleets values up e slsoo
your choice from the .. "a
# 1s1ac Stamped Linen Mats choice Sof3 sew 81
&eral pat terms = Il
s 15c ensttched and Draw, vhite Linen A.
Mats reduced to - Ne
IIemstitche Drawn q eth size
%45x45, reduced Ito = ,SSS
sa $500 Hens titched Linen Sea- size e
&toS closeEout at y 49, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
I The Wind-U p5of Richmond 3 Grea
Will Be Notable for These lnyint

astiT with the tHat AZ
wears We've made reductions the already and
Everything Time is short and there's 80 much to be
regardless Of Over fe
thoroughly There hundreds bargains that
t would take page Don't To1norrows Great Sal
business preparatory making q business change
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Bare aiins--M Men, T furnishings

This department IS TO be- continued,
but we find many odd lots and discoril--
stinued numbers that must So here re-
goes w
at SOC Fancy sox, neat black designs on white
grounds, very nne quail reduced TO half
5price 4. Il. .s}. 4. \. aOO
1 % aFnn oy Hose, Sigh faded through
display; several desirable pat and colors (c8
at less than cost
NEcKWEAR sPE clALA collection J! q Four.
HI ds Tecks Bows dsors, #club
patterns ali good most them In good condi
soilsd; 4. seas ~
Brotherhoo Gloves, for tornen.
~ good buck skin union made With and
rip:&freproot and steamproof; u TOR
Very strong u; tra special 80
lccadilly Collars all sizes, very pecial &
at A
Men d 500 Checked A1usn ind rsh very com
Portable s,inrn At ass redue- Or
tion - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Moore IIowison, of staunton, are in the
a ~, en- route Ito Norfolk, where they
will take the steamer for Boston. TX
4,59 y = flsSal II! 58
DR., II. H, Ner, Of Harriso burg Is IN
the city. s45 IA " 1t FIJI N
n The Rev. william s. Campbell Is spend-
Ing Sunday In Blackstone 1. w here ne hll-
ed the pulpit OF the es 81 Ghurcfl,
Mr., Buck Laughorna Visited his home
an smlthheld last week. Il
Miss Annie Neal, Of South Boston, Is 1 IN
the city, visiting listing. relatives Ia.
81 Mrs. b d. n. Bolton and children were
the guests this week OF Mrs, r " y ,E colT
gin. in clarenont. va
Mrs. ii. IS, Boney and Miss Mary Boney
of Jarratt. Va, are In the city for Visit
of three weeks
K Miss Mary Gusts Lee Is the guest OF
Mrs, Philip Y itslsi. u AleAannria'
Il Miss Kitty Lancaster. IS the guest Q (
Misses Sarah md Susie ROBERTSON sal sol N
+ Staunton, u II J. ~ I, isss
! Messrs, Henry, Warren and Marion
Z Rdenour Of Richmond, are spending
their vacation with their cousin MISS
fannie Nance. at Charles CITY Court Court
house.
Mrs, Herbert H. Cox is Visiting her
parents Dr.. and Mrs. g. a. sprlnkel, IN
Gulpeper, Va.
Mrs, H. a.. Neal has returned to her
home lin South Boston, after visiting her
son and daughter In this city, II
Miss Fannie NJ iller, who has been Ylsl s.
ling Mrs.4J, Thompson Brown in Bedford
county,ls now In Staun ton, 5i yas 81
MIS-. n, ". And arson has returned from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Of the Sycles, Dry Goods Stocks

,ld-established house has experienced
!, are FlI VAL. sS,5
.ollt that we've been forced to make
ENTIRE department 20 be closed
BE- mentioned for want Of more space
tile wiindin Of. a great Dry Goods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

4 Norfolk M VI ~ Incorpo tors ". . Stuart
Johns. president; xensey " hns, u. 3, sees
rotary treasurer; al Norfo Can tai 4
stock, Mnximun,$ $50 minimum. 5000 Is
Norfolk Annex Corpora ton. principal Z
bot Morris. president; "A. 4 Al. n yVaddell,$s
Jr.. Secretary and Il treas urer; II oyd Z
Hughes. j Aubrey Butt M. p. FORREST N
all OF Norfolk. Capital stock Il nax mum
s95, COO; minimum. $500, 5@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

IL Old Gen tlcman: 81 Why are you sad. &
boy?', tito Boy z II YOU had to wear you
ia ther nade-over trousers guess HE even ~
you would seen, a dreary ex-pants, 5s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

.'The canona 81 criticism, ara all wrong ex.t
claimed the literary person. That &, rig
iagraed the mere man. 1They don Kill halt
enough, What Tho critics need are 70 old fra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

"a MISS Eannie Miller who has been visit
lns Mrs. u. Thompson Grown In Bedford
county, Is now In stanton. q n q
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SOI I: .
y continued from Sixth PageD

II Continued from 81 tt Page
daughter, Il katherine Boschen,ls who l'a Il },c
been visiting Mr.. and Alrs.8J. P.s Rowe ~
Fredericksburg, have returned TO heir
home 4 In this city. ss5s \.
IN q. b. Turner, who has been IN
aergoing treatment here, has gone to us
I home, In Rlner, Va Il B, }t..
Misses Etta and Elizabeth Hare X nre
y.s,..nE friends and relatives In Lynch
burg, They will go 70 Roanoke Roar and y
Buchanan county before returning home
y Mrs. G eorge w NJ Ioaniel and 3childrel,.
little Miss Mary and Master John itnrr
rington Mcdaniel, and Miss Dorothy scar
4 borough, or Waco, Texas, g le spenn'lls
the week at Curtis Neck az ne usstsS
+ OF Mesdanes Bedell and Fireman, n a
Misses Belah and Hazel Myer are on
trip to Z New York. a tlanticF CITY anu
other points OF interest in the North.
4 Miss Edna Ford. of. No o12 North ,i'wen'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Mrs II. "A, 3 Neal has returned to her
5home8in South Boston. after visiting her
sol. and daughter in this city, 5fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Mrs, Charles Merlwether Christian ana
Miss Matte Christian, of Bal fillmore, ars
visiting MES REM Leon dc M llhans at Slltr
home, "Soltalre,' near Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Miss Hanna gons, Of this city, accom-.
panied BY q party Of friends, N'ill sspsssu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Mrs, Herbert u, Cox iis visiting her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. 81 A., sprlnkel,,S3s ~ "
sGulpeper,I Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Miss sPeayle Anglea, of IrarmYllle, is tho
guesto her aunt, Mrs. r. lSertls. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Miss Mamie Walker who has been Wis \
fling Miss Gladys Naale l at l3llckroe
Beach will leave Monday for New YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Moore Howison, OF Stanton, are in the
city, en- route to Norfolk, w ere they
will s.takeSthe steamer for. Bos ton.a.l-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

a let The Tlmes-D Dispatch be sent YOU
wherever you go this summer, Don't
forget Ito order II before leaving.
Address changed as often as desired.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-01
Carpet Cleaning

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Compressed Air and Vacuum Systems
Combined. Blue Wagon Service. Carpets
Cleaned on the Floor Without Removal,
Plants for Office Buildings, Hotels and
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-05
IF CUBA is ACQUIRED.

There possibility
dominion
ardent
lesse breeds without the law
and without
need of framing political fit the requirements its island
realm and the politics descriptive colonial
influences
be looked almost settled that will
be
the
which
Hawaii
become the language of Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Taking
granted that American ideas habits
it, then follows that the
alien
Already Washington talking about Resident Commissioners
Indeed that
of the Union itself
States will nepo its Cuba acquired
will be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-05
THE BEEF TRUST DECISION.

Doles
valuable upholds
prohibiting
the Neither plumbers lumber
the controllers of Other article of life
bine to monopoIze business to keep prices
law
District Hawaii is public interest
decided
The bill alleged
charged that with the alleged
of
bill of complaint filed by the the
proof.
alleged bill all the
bill the
shall then whether there has been violation the
d. ...N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-05
THE MACHINE AND THE PARTY.

the police machine sb election the fact would ivet
the chains Of the Repubisnlparty
The police campaign which led 20 the nomination Of Brown
the
Brown machine not single the
ticket rcspeetablI the whole
Of certain amount from the business classes
by And he then himself police
clerk
the ticket and this his
be betrayed in his interest He everything
election; whole
duties that election; which
and by Of the saloon o. in
Republican would Sheriff
machinery Nobody could
of politics.
All Republicans breaking
Republican politics
behind the reached the
the machine its fomf Is
he quality o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-05
OBSERVATIONS ON CUBA.

European press made for of the
literary had from the beginning of the
trouble little hope for the autonomy the island republic The journal
Debats of Paris, forcing parallel
financial
and for this encourage
exploits of these rebels allowed to
continue result will be the suicide of Cuba"
The Paris Temps derng the rebellion as likely to result in the inev
ton of the United States remarks:
campaigns Spain 1873 The
tolerate such thing for than ten weeks
The Standard (Iodon)
institutions people who
qualities understood modern state This journal
Daily ondon thinks that the United States may be compelled
the island the American equivalent to
Says Daily Mail
United States for the decline But great peoples
the influence of
political situation in the United States if the rebellion is not
speedily stamped out intervention must come territory over "h A
left anarchy and boded From
the British standpoint there can be no cause dread American
- ~ M [ t ' tb R m POST i ths following words
speedily ability with
with the danger of losing its status
independence long anarchy
people liable especially
the such disorder nterfe with the position of Cuba
contributor to the commercial prosperity of America
Austrian contemplating Cuba annexation
a possible the rebellion especially Pres
dent Palma fails restoring tranquility to the island once In the words
of the Frankfurer zeitung:
in quelng uprising possible
that from Washington can be avoided followed probably by
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