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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-11-07

y
-himself.
would he take Algy, tooT drawled
Miss Cleaver.
''Mr. Bedell only consents to this fol-
ly to humor you"
"Well, mother dear, II the fool killer
comes l hope he and Algy will meet
It would be 30 romantic to have them
fight for me-"
"Romance, romance, nothing but TO
nance. l call 1t idiocy"
Eleven O'Clock was fixed for the
elopement, and as the cathedral clock
In the neighborhood struck that hour
Mr. Bedell drove up to a corner op-
and walked across to the Cleaver back
yard. He was surprised to see the lad
der standing up against the brick wall
and Miss Cleaver's window open. An
other thing he saw, but 1t did not i'm
press him at the time-a carriage driv-
ing away from a point near the gate,
just as he alighted.
However, resolved to carry out the
programme, he mounted the ladder to
the open window and was about to
look In before entering when he heard
polceman's club strike the curb op-
posite, so he tumbled in at once. The
room was pitch dark. He called, but
there was no answer. He heard some
one coming up the ladder and, looking
out, saw the street lamp shining on
brass. A policeman was mounting. At
the same time there was loud ham,
mering on the front door. The next
thing that happened was Mrs. Cleaver
coming into her daughters room in her
nightdress, though this was simultane-
Gus with the entrance of the policeman
by the window. Mr.. Bedell made a
dive under the bed
"We'ye got him, ma'am," said the po-
liceman. Hes here. Lock the door,"
Mr.. Bedell was dragged from under
the bed and stood looking at his in
tended mother-in-law and the guardian
of the city, who had stepped to the
dresser, brought his lantern to bear on
a button and turned on the light
"What's this?" he said, picking up n
bit of paper fastened to pincushion.
MTb. (ledNer bildlCueu IL lrOln ulul,
ran her eye over 1t and held it, crushed,
In her clinched fist. Meanwhile there
was renewed hammering at the door.
go downstairs" she said to Mr.. Be-
dell, "and tell whoever Is at the door to
go away"
Glad to escape the contemptuous look
she gave him, he departed at once.
Mrs. Cleaver explained to the police
man that there had been a mistake,
slipped a bill into his hand, and he
went downstairs to call off his COM
rades. When they had departed Mrs.
Cleayer stood with Mr.. Bedell In the
drawing room, he in travelling suit, she
still In her nightdress. She handed
him the clip Of paper found on the
dresser He smoothed 1t out and read:
The fool killer came first and carried
me off. Send trunks to Mrs. Theodore
Wickwire, u. s. Army Hotel. ST. A., p. Q.
CARRIE
p. S.-P. D. q.
THEODORE.
f. A. mitchell.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
COMI7E De Ia UNION

El q del corriente, en- Gurabc,
pr6vIs invitlcI6n sussrita por el -.
Cor Preside nte de la anterior Jul 10
Local <Uni6n dc Puerto RiccS, rsu
ni6ronse en- 10 casa eonsiHtorial los
dslega ados { la Conversion municipal,
eleelos el Is del eorrisnte, On la slec-
ci6n parcial que, ! IN de reeleglr l.
nueva JuntA Local sUni6n de Puerto
Ricos, se llss6 { tfscto el indleado
dfA en- este pueblo.
A las siets de la tarde di6Ie rim
cipio 81 aelo que con srreglo 81 artf
culo cuarenta y euAtro del rglAmt n
to de la Uoi6n de Puerto Rico, presi
di6 don U I'D slso Collszo, Z presi
dsnte de nueltro paltido local,
Te. minAda la voiaciCn, SO proes
do al sscrutinio, resultando electo
los aiguisntes corrsligionarios:
| Presidsnte, don Santiago Mora
| les; sscre.Ario, don Celes,ine Nors
lss;; Tesorsro, don Gregorio Rivers
vocales: dtn zen6n VsElueE, dc
G Abriel Garcia, don JoIe e, Dial
don Jaan RamIHz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
PROFUCO CApTURADQ
MarceIino MarqLez. captura-
do recientemente por 10
polieia en- Bayam6n.
SUS FECHORlAS
sUs FECHoRIAs
Anterior condena. Sc fug6
en- union ds otros presos.
Ante la CITE. Municipal

En- el tren del Ferrosarril qus
rirdi6 au visjs & les u o. m. dc hoy,
lego aquf sscolssdo ror 10 poliefa sl
e&lebrs pr6fugo Marcslino Marques,
cspturado rssientemei to por 10 poll
tfa do Baysm6n, On IN barrio do
aquslla jurisdiction.
Ese individuoS On el mes do Agos.
to do 1904, fue conder ado por 10 Cor
10 municipal do este Distrito 4 cum-
plir 10 psna do dos sfios do eGresl y
200 dollars de multA por sl dslito do
acomstimiento sgteai6n al mueha.
eho Eugenio Rivera, On oeasi6n On
que Este % banabs On uno do los W.
dos del rfo SGrsnde. do Loizs, que
atraviesa este pueblo L. noehs del
dis On que fa6 condsnado, % union
de otros presses qre CON 81 se halla.
ban en- sl Dep6sito municipal, rompid
una rsja do hero, fcg&ndoss On pc
lotion.
A psrtir dc 10 freha dc su fugs
ha tenido On constante Alarma 4 mu
chos vseinos do los barrios do ssts
jurisdiction, Teuiillo Alto y 0urabo
unas vices cometiendo hursos y otral
amena zando & los que intentaban dol
cueLta dc su paradero.
A les dos do 10 tarde do hoy fu'
llsvado ante 10 honorable Oorte mu
nicipal y allf 10 I've on impusstas 10
s'guientes penas: Con6rmsda 10 prl
mers dc 2 amos dc carcel y 200 dollar
do multa; 4 mesea 26 dlas d. circel
40 dollars de mults, por quebranta
miento do CondsDs; 2 amos do sarcsl
500 dollars de mulss, por delito cor
tra 10 justioia I & 5tics; y afio do CDR
col y 500 dollars de mults por aoome
timisnto y agrssi6n 6 10 policis, 0
momsntos do ser psrrgaido On el b.
rrio dc Hoyo Mulas.
Marquee consesE a todas ess
nuevas aeusaciones, ncgando ser
sutcr de los delitos exprssados. 9
impAvidez al serls lsidas les acus,
clones, ray aba on dsscaro.
Cuaudo 10 conduieron al deposit
municipal, asua6 q una muisr conoe
do por el apodo do Babf, mo
persona Que 10 proporoion6 los in
srumer tos conQusllev6 GeAbo su fog,
! Samtio.
Caro'inas, MARIO de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
BtAITO JUAR{l

RI 81 del corriente se celebr6 en-
Mexico con grandes tlestas ell cents-
mario del nstallcio de Benito JuSrez,
ell bsnem6rito Presidente rtformador
de las LsyeH mt mexlCsnss , en- cuyo
tempo sufri6 tan rudo golpe ell impe-
rlslismo on America.
Con motive del csntenaric, ell Co.
blsrno de Mexico h!zo una emission
especial de sellos de Correos con 81
busto de Juares, J troqual6 una mo-
neda y meca!laa conmemoratlvRs.
Sua compatriotaa hicieron una re
colteta pGblica para erIgir Al grAr
repdblieo una estatuS; J hubo Estado
como 81 Dc vsracrvE, que solo Dc 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
Larrlnaga hacia Rio Janeiro

New York, Mario 27.-Comunican de Washington
que muy pronto embarcaran haca Rio Janeo los eprese
tantes de Estados Unidos e Congreso panamercano
Sc consdera muy hab la designation del sehor Larrnaga
por procedencia latina por eonocmento del idoma
espaho Sc cree que la presenca de hspanoamercano
factaa las cordaes reacones entire los puebos de Ame
rca Los per6dcos publican Ell retrato del senior Larrna.
ga eogan caracter educaci6n, aplaudendoa
ducta del secreao de Estado que lie escog6 para
to- En- la comis6n, al senior Larrfnaga encomenda
especadad Importance las comuncacones entire
Los diversos puebos del norte del sur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
EXTRANGEROs EA NEW-YORK

Durants Ell enc de 1905 fre mas
gsnte de Europa & los E'tados Unidos
que en- nipgdn otro, incluso 1908 que
hAbfA aldo ell mas abundante. I'll nd
nero de vlsisros desembsrcados dc
linsas t asatlanticas en- NV York az
osndI6 en- 1905 4 9s2.O65, repartidol
Ga Gle sss como sig is En- primers
04,s66; en- segunda, O7,0SS, y en- kr
Csrs, 7S0 012.
Loa pass isros de tsrcsrs, salvo lol
nscidos en- este pats, 8 que hEyan re
Eidido antes en- 81, son considerable
como inmigrsntes, La emprssa GU
mas paasisroa traio fue la Norte Ale
mana, de Bremen, que encabeSa !,
lista con 167, Gle en- 126 vlaiss; siguisn
Do on ssgando tsrmlno la Hamburg,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

Americana con 1905 s en- liz vie jss
Ia Cunard, ipglesa, cen 9S,527; la
White Star, 9l, 462; IL Red Star, bel.
&c, con 10, ,S0S 10 Ttasatlantica Fran.
cess, CON 81, t66, y la Holland An 6ri'
90, h1landesa, con 50, 057.
Del total de 992, ,O65 pssaisros, &c
claaifcan como inmigrantes 7lS, O0(
aproximsdamente. De los 2l2, ,053 We
nidos en primers segunda, HOP.
per tenecen q la elasiticacI6D de Saliensi
8 sean extrapisroE llegados por pri
m.ga yss { los EsiadVs unidos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
VIDA |AT|MA

ri Car dc RusiA es uno de los
soberant 0 mss oeupadog. Las he rsa
do descanso que 10 dejsn Las stencio.
clones de aus 1Ndltes, conslgr alas &
Gus hiios, para quienes fabrica iotto
con 10 Enperatriz. ipgsnioses ineus
tes, de los cuales ha publicado toto
grsflas un peri6dico de Moscou.
La Reviata intitulada sJaQueles J
iuegos antiguos,s he reprcducido or
facsfnil una de aus tltimaa crescio
mes: una serpienie articulada de ami
llos de carton cubiertAs de lsnteiusls 81
, unidas con hilos metilicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
Los canpesinos rusos resisten

San Petersburgo, Mario 27-Los campesinos rusos
estan prssentando esistenca sstematca muy 6rme
los ecaudadores de la contribution sobre pequenas pro-
pedades sobre rentas interiors; Sc presume que espe
ran obener rebaja de veintcinco mones de dollars
La poca apoya energcamente los encargados del co.
bro, reducendo prsl6n los rebedes Exste la Green
cia de que e Conde Wthe pardaro della rebaa que
la aconseara cuando los campesnos depongan actud
sometendose las autoridades suspendendo resis-
tencia Esan pr,sos ocho agentes revoluconaros que
de omentar descontento pubco para fines
anarquistas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
A1emania y Franciaen Algeciras

Madrid, Mario 27. Dicen de Ageciras que los repre-
sentanes de Aemana sostienen la mposbdad de admi-
tir control de la pocia franco espanola que
nombre inspector neutral arbitro los asuntos
grayes. Declaran cambio que aceptan e inue pre-
ponderante de Franca e Banco nacona de Maruecos
La impression de los demas dpomaticos que buscan
terminus de ransacc6n de modo que haya victoria
competa para nnguna de las parties Sc supone que los
deegado anceses expresaran acuerdo estas sou
clones que la conferenca termnara satisfaction de las
varas potencas concurrene ncusos los Estados Undos
cuya ncativa truna oesencial la Ultima enmenda
|anunciada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
Alton B. Parker en- eI Sur

New York. Mario 27.-El ex-juez Alton B. Parker,
candidate democratic la presdenca de la republca las
eccones de 1904 esta recorendo las cudades mas
osas del en- propaganda potca e fin de robuste
los eementos que lie adctos En- discursos
tene spiritu americana de paz fraterndad condeua
Ell mperasmo que segun A resta smpatias los Estados
Unidos dculta su hegemonfa comercial polftica
nuevo mundo. escuchar Mr. Parker acuden un inmen
so n1mero de personals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
Los QUE Sc ASEGURAN

El gran iursdo dict6 el dIez del
corriente auto de procesamient, con.
tra Frederick A. Durham, presidente,
George D. Eldudge , George Burn
ham, Jr vicspresidentes de lA Com.
ps iia de Eeguros de vida SMutual
Reserve LifeS, en- NV Y1ik.
AcGsaieles de hurto y falsi6ca.
ci6n.
Es este sl primer procesamientC
que SO hacs en- el asur TO de los Sega
ros de vida dssde que empezaron LEI
inveatigaciones sobrs lis compafIfas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
pOr Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Ell Kaiser visitara Madrid

Berlin Mario 27.-E emperador Guilermo acaba de
anuncar que vsara Madrid, fjando la fecha del vaje
para e IS Mayo Sc propone medterraneo,
detenendose agunos pueos del mediodia de Europa
del norte de Africa. Presdnese que desembarcar e al
gun punto de la costa marroqui Habase de que ceebra
ra una enrevsta con Papa Pho pero esta conrma
do este Sc asegura que ira e Kaiser TN Esta
do mayor brllantsimo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
Rega1o de 400 mil dollars

Roma, Mario 27.-La princesa Ena de Battemberg
fuura rena de Espana que hzo conversion al catocs
e de este San Sebastian, ha visitado San
tidad Leon Kill La acompah6 la exemperatrz de Fran
cia, Eugenia de Mono. Ambas senoras permanecieron
Ia Camara del Papa largo tempo Al despedirse entire
garon al ee del Vatcano cheque por ochenta mil bras
eserEnas 100000 dollars donativo para obras de
carload disposition del Sumo Ponti6ce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
cH0QuE SANGR!EAIO

El II del corrisnts ocurri6 en- Fra
GO un serio encuentro entre la poliCis
de ls ciudsd y 200 huslguistas
HA sido tan rshido, que resulta
ron muerk 300 huelguistas, habien
do qued sdo hsrldcs a'gunos. policfss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
0bsequio al Rey de Espaha,
Triunfo obrero en- Londres.
Atentato anarquista.
AUMENTO De SUELDOS
Misioneros 4 China .-Cauti.
vos Sc revelan en- Napoles.
Contra Ia desinteria

Los eomerci antes do Biarritz 90
proponsn ofrecer al Rsy do Espafis
un serviclo do mesa do gran valor ar
lfsticc, construido On orc, On cor ma
moraoi6n de sus esponsales con 10
Princesa Ena de Bate nbsrg. Una
delegation dc los contribuyentes irk
& Madrid para freezer ess recuerdo
oil Rey.
So ha atsntado nuevamente en-
Oiess, sin resultado alguno, mira
10 vida del General Raulbars. Sc
tiene 10 certezs de que los revolucio'
narlos SO agitan de nusvo y 90 espe'
ran graves des6rdsnes para las fiestas
de pAscua.
-Dlcen de L6ndrs, que los mlem
bros del partido obrero han obtenido
un 6x'to, hacienda adoptsr por 10 ca.
mara dc los Comunes un proyecto de
Icy que autorice & las autoridadss Cd.
colares para provser de alimento & los
nifIos indigentes. FL Gobierno hat ia
dIcho que 81 tratsrfa dc hacsr pAsar
ese prcyecto ca esta session.
-Comuniean Go Warrington que
el Estado Mayor general dc 10 Ar
msda ha ultimado un plan dc inva.
si6n & 10 China y ACADIA dc enviarlo
al Preside nts Roosevelt
-En Warrington el Ssnsdor Ga
llinger pressrt5 un proyecto para au-
mentar los sueldos do los empleados
que deberian comsnzsr & regir deade
el 4 do Mario, asf: Preaidente dc Ia
Repdblics, de $50 900 & $4,000; Wise
preaidente, dc $4,000 & $4,000; s
Presi tents dc 10 CGmara do Represen
tantes, do SO. 200 & IL 900; Secretario,
dc los Departamentos do Estado, d,
5000 & 5000 y los Representatives. d.
| "a 900 4 s7 500.
4 --Dicen dc G6noya:
i La coDgregscl6n de propaganda
| fde, ha enviado cinco misioneros
China para que reemplscen q los gu
han aldo asesinados, & sabsr: vorose
Marta Teresa Carcano, Pstrioter O.
pito, y los hecmanos Carroll.
--En NApoles SO rebels ron los eau
tivos 90 10 prisi6n do Ssntt Frennc
rompieron las puertas do aus celdas
stacaron & los guardias. 81 h'zJ nc
cesaria 10 presencia de las tropas
los que dominAron 10 rebellion con n
poca di6cultad.
-Uo peri6dico de Roma llama Il
atenci6n de Italia hscis el proyeet
que parece haberse tornado en- Ale
mania, para h,csr e'egir Rsy de A
bania al h'io segundo del Emperado
Guillermo. Eats inforue preocupa D
tamente 10 opinion p6olica italian,
.. Albania 60 una provincia dc Tul
: quie, suist & 10 intervention ipolftic
de variss Potencias, & causa de Ia
:. carnicsrfas y des6rdenes qas han or
=. ginado ALI las diferencias rsligioaa
i. Ell instltuto terareutico naciop,
IA de Visna snuncia el dsscu brimieni
a de un nuevo suero contra 10 diaents 4
Extraese del caballo y 90 do flcil Il
10 yecci6n. Los primsros experiments
!. han dado 6ptimos rssultAdos. va
10 suero en- refsrsncia b. sido destlnat
~ & 10 venta.
q Con motive del mAtrimonio d
81 Rey dc Esps is, el Gohierno de o.
81 Nac!6n aumentara su marina CON vi
50 nave de guerra que llevar& el nomh
de sRsina Victoria Epgenias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
sECc|ON De REcLlM0s 4"

III En- ss!a setci6n nos dirigire-
mos & todas las personals Sin txeep
tuar & nadie, que tiensn asuntos pen
dientes con La DRhocRAC1A y nc
contestan & las rec amaclones por 90
rreo.
Empexaremos el l6nes dos de Abri
si % precise.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

Tesoro Contribuy6 con la suma d.
10, 600 pesos pare ssts monumsnto,
The Holmes County times., 1906-09-28
SOCIETY

Mrs. g. A. Wilson entertained the
Whist Club Thursday afternoon. The
affair had Shakespeare as motif and
the weather man gave very complete
presentation of The Tempest.
A full meeting of members and sub
stitutes complimented the hostess by
their presence. The score cards were
photographs of Shakesperean heroineS
with appropriate EQUATIONS on each
card, the artistic work Of Mrs. Calhoon
Wilson
For high score the souvenirs, a
leather bound copy of Shakespeare and
bust of the Avon poet, went to Mrs.
Louis Pepper and Mr.. r. c. McBee.
Mrs A. NJ. Pepper cut the consolation,
a copy of Shakespeare n Art.
Two courses and punch were served
after the games.
The substitutes invited were Miss
Fannie Eggleston, Miss Bette Stan
field, Mrs. W. M Alexander, Mrs.
Mary Mclean, Misses Lula and ANNA
Beall, Miss Mamie Stigler, DR.. J. H.
McBee and Mr.. R. c. McBee.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pepper is next hostess of
the Club.
Miss Fannie Eggleston will be hos
tess of the s. s. Club Friday after
noon
The Holmes County times., 1906-09-28
To Leave lexington

Mr. and Mrs G. R. Moter and family
leave next week for Starkville, where
they will take charge of hotel, ac-
eording to the following from the
Starkville Times
I'VE understand that Mr. and Mrs.
Moter of Lexington has rented the
New Commercial Hotel and will take
possession October l. Mr. Moter is an
excellent gentleman, a desirable citizen
and an experienced hotel man, and he
and his excellent family will he cor
daily received in our town, .
Mr. Moter and family have resided
in Lexington for quite a number of
years, and made many friends who re-
gret their leaving. He has large ac-
quaintance among commercial men
and Mrs. Moter is an elegant house
keeper and together are sure to make
the new venture success.
Red Rust PFeof Oats for sale by T.
w Smith 2s Sons Co.
The Holmes County times., 1906-09-28
~@p apW azSB y
l D c l

Many new DIS appear IN The Times
this week. P ickens Bros Fail Oper-
ing, Applebau ms run on tailor made
pants, W. L. j ordan's carload of bug,
gies and surveys, W. T. Fountains
Fall Opening, Greenwood, Lundy's
Colt Show, and numerous other an
announcements, all of which will ap-
peal to the reader, being well written, .
catchy and to the point. The big an
! nOuncement of the Hardware Lumbar
teo. showing 4 o,st Of the Charter Oak
stove they intend to give away October
gift. The fall styles in jewelty is the
topic OF Lindholnf's new ad. And the
Barrett Grocer people are telling the
merchants of Holmes and adjoining
counties that they can and viii sell
groceries at price as good as any
wholesale house can make. Read the
ads, it will help all of us.
The Times had hoped that it was
correct last week In announcing the
resignation of Mr.. j. A Rogers with
mississippi people. He showed up Fri
day night and went to overhauliDg
Saturday. Expressions of regret fof<
the loss of, Ninety Six" from our col
umns are heard from every section of
the county in which this paper circu-
lates His last communication stated
that he would come again in the
spring.
Several prominent citizens requested
us to say that the sidewalks, owing
to the weeds on each side of them, are
almost impossible for ladies, especial
ly during rain or early morning before
the sun dries the dew. It would not
require much work or expense for
people to cut off and clear their own
walks from the weeds, and at the same
time procure the blessing OF skirt
wearers
America" will be located at Red
cliffe for THE Trip Around the
World, being planned by the Presby
terian ladies for October 5th. Mrs. G.
A. Wilson viii be assisted by Miss
Nettie Watson, Miss Mamie Stigler,
Miss Susie McBee, Mrs J. H. McBee
Mrs. Calhoon Wilson, Mrs. T. B.
Pickens, Mrs. J. O. Pinkerton, Miss
Viola Lindholm and Miss Eva Shep
herd.
Mr.. j. A. Rogers is stopping at
the Stanley House, and is warmly well
coined as temporary Lexintgonian.
The Mississippi Cotton Oil Co., we
feel sure, have no better man in their
employ than this thoroughbred gentle
man and well qualified ginner.
The Lotus Lodge club room has be-
gun its plan Of beautifying with q
/ window seat extending entirely around
the room, This win be heaped with
pillows, the dainty work Of the Club
members.
Mrs. Mclean and Misses Mclean
will be assisted in extending japanese
hospitality in The Trip Around the
World by Miss Katherine Beall OF
Durant.
s. o. Stigler went over to Sunfow.
or county Wednesday TO look at Q
plantation offered for sale through
The Times agency.
Mrs. Fred jackson Of Kosciukso
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
L. E. Barr, the latter part Of this
week.
Mr.. j. W. Bowman has purchased.
the Ashcraft cottage in South Lexing-
ton and viii occupy it the first OF
January.
Misses Clara and Fannie Eggleston
will be guest Of relatives in Yazoo City
during its carnival
ausnaA.-s
Miss Katherine Pinkerton leaves for
Ward Seminary Monday.
The Holmes County times., 1906-09-28
YOunO Red Hurt.

The Compress smoke stack that pre-
sented cranky appearance for some
time, on Wednesday morning succumb-
ed to the inevitable and fell. AS is
usually the case boys are present
when something is going to happen.
At this time son of Bob Red, tele-
phone lineman, was near by and saw
it. He was too near. however, for
his safety and the boy had both legs
broken Drs. Sheppard and McBee at
tended him and at last accounts the
boy was resting easy and doing as we'll
as could be expected with painful and
serious injuries. However, one at his
age, being ten. makes fast strides to-
wards recovery and we hope he is no
exception to the rule and will soon be
out with his playmates seeking other
and less dangerous adventures.
The Holmes County times., 1906-09-28
Gasoline Engines.

II In need of o Gasolin~
may have one on : engine, you
days! o~ :. lree trial for thirty
=, Al in want of an Automatic
SDarker to ignite the engine you now
have,
Or a G. ist Mill,
Woodsawing outfit,
Or other machinery,
Call ON
0. A. FRITZ, Lexington, Miss.
The Holmes County times., 1906-09-28

Armour pork sausage, a suggestive
change, new lot just in at KERN
Bros.
The Holmes County times., 1906-09-28

Red Rust PF9of Oats for sale by T.
W, Smith & Sons Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-10
Regarding tuberculosis.

The Oregon State Board of Health
has just issued Bulletin No. 6, in
which The Problem of tuberculosis
Among the Poor" is treated effective.
ly. What is to be done with tuber.
cular poor is one of the questions the
pamphlet endeavors TO answer. Since
the disease is essentially a chronic
disease, requiring for it's treatment
the most careful hygiene and the
most nourishing foods. The poor can
AFFORD neither. and, as a result, for
months they struggle at their work,
helpless of cure, spreading the in
lection, and eventually, as incurable
wrecks, seek the charity of the COM
munity. There are two ways to treat
this disease, by preventing its spread.
and this is best brought about by ed
ucating the patient to care for his
sputum. He must not sleep in the
same rooms with others. and not
work where others are employed.
The tubercular patient must be iso.
lated.
tuberculosis can also be controlled
by the curing OF the disease, which
can only be done in the earlier
stages.
Where shall the tubercular poor
be treated? The only solution for
he tubercular question is its treat.
nent in properly regulated and su.
,ervised sanatoria.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-10

Norfolk, Va. Aug. lO.-The pro.
tected cruiser Olympia. Admiral
Dewey's flagship. will be assigned
TO the naval academy next year for
use In the cruise OF the midshlpmen
and for general instruction purposes
The Olympia is nov at the Norfolk
navy yard. to be put In serviceable
condition. A board Of survey will
make report on the necessary re-
pairs TO be made before the cruiser
will be ht for service. The mIdshlp.
men are now on their summer cruise
and some time viii elapse before the
Olympia will be IN demand for such
purposes. II IL hardly probable the
ship win be available before next
summer.