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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19
No hay J maderas en- San Juan.

La escases de maderas en- plaza va va
rayando en- historic. Aseg6rase que pc
sar de estar en- primera lfnea Ell Hip6dromo
de San Juan no ha podido obtener la can
tidad de MADEIRA que para su conclusion
hace falta, pues el barco que para la casa
de Finlay ha venido apenas condujo una
peque6a cantidad no ha podido dicha
casa suministrar el pedido.
Sc cree por este motive que q pesar de
los esfuerzos de la Corporation la tribuna
que es muy hermosa no podra ser concluida
para cuando Sc esperaba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19
cRONIOUILLA.

3 90 hay clases nj Be puede distinguir
q orc del oropel.
Hay que conformarse con las aparien-
cias nada mas
Ri que va un sitio p1blico en- donde
acostunbra rennirse Ia hig tife, y We
penetrar en- el salon un joven buen mozo,
(segdn su abuela) vestido, afeitado y cal
zado & Ia americana, debe conyencerse que
pertenece q la mejor sociedad, por su posi-
ci6n y por sus tftulos academicop perga-
minoE, etcetera.
No hay mas que observar Ia sansfaeon
con que se sientan. Ell nombrero hacia
atras ) los pies sobre la silIa delantera.
Est6 aburrido. De pronto estira los
brazos hacienda algunas contorsiones como
81 tuviera frfo y enderezandose en- su asien-
to dice:
sQue hacemOs9 STOmamOs cham-
pagneS
-Bien exclaman los contertulios in
diferentes.
Dos sonoras palmadas seguidas de las
siguientes frases imperativas:
-iMozo, trae champagnel
Suena Ell cOrcho, y POGO despues no que,
da una gotta del espumoso vino.
Mas tarde sc levantan todos no Sc
puede averiguar quien paga la botella pc
dida. Por 10 regular algdn transeunte, 81
10 hay, sin6 90 queda deber. Y Dios
ibre al dependiente que sc atreva hacer
una humilde Interpolation.
iUd es animall
II 70 soy un caballerol
Bien es verdad que no le falta raz6n en-
Ii 4 Ia vor4ve.oranf Sn&orsaaoSSVV Voorov1o how
muchos mozos rtsticos en- su trato con ell
p6blico y por far quien no conocen.
En- la clase de mozos los hay de rechu-
pete en- todas parties. La segunda vez que
un parroquiano vista el establecimiento 10
tutean, despu6s Sc permiten aconsearle
10 que debe conner beber. Y en- verdad
que valfa la pena de no verle La cara q
muchos mozos que estan an@micos con
sefiales de otras Intermediates. Ahi 81 que
tienen terreno amplio en- donde trabajar
las juntas de sanidad.
y va una an6cdota que la casualidad
ha POGO tempo me di6 conocer y que me
hizo gracia por Ia naturahdad con que Sc
desarroll6 Ia escena.
Una pareja de j6venes enamorados con-
trajo matrimanio bajo los mejores auspi-
clos que pudieran desearse. J6venes, re-
gular posici6n y llenos de vida y salud.
Los peri6dicos dieron cuenta pomposa-
mente de Ia boda uno de los cronistas
envolvi6 los novios en- una verdadera
nube de ditirambos, habIando del ''cielo
de la dicha," '.luna eterna de miel," de
'tlas virtudes que ambos atesoraban," de
''la bondad ing6nita de la noyia" ...... Ia
mar " mornnal
Pero pas6 el tempo que no Sc casa con
nadie y la novia fu6 sacando POGO & pcco
las ufias basta convertirse en- un basilisco,
que hacfa al marido insopOrtable la vida
del hogar.
En- un dia de aburrimiento (nostalgia
seguFamente como domingo al tfs) dedic6se
el marido 4 rebuscar papeles, topandose
de manos boca con el suelto del cronista
en- que cantaba las bondades de alma de la
fera-esposa, en- momentos en- que 6sta, ce-
losa, entraba en- la habitaci6n, arranc6n-
dole los papeles que en- una mano tenfa Ell
desdichado esposo.
Envenenado 6l con la s6rie de epftetos
que su costilla le endilgaba, p6sose de pie
con ademan soberbiO en- actitud dramSti.
ca recit6 su esposa el epitalamio del GRO
nista.
Despu6s, calmados sus nervios con aquel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19

-ContinGa ante la Corte Federal la
vista del pIeito aeguido por los sefores su-
cesores de j. Olivia Ca, contra J. Ma
tienzo Sucesores, sobre cumplimiento de
contrato Tratase de una cantidad de
cuartillos dc leche que afrmabsn los pri-
meros habfan contratado venderles diaria-
mente los otros. Defender las parties
los abogados Dexter y Mott.
Hoy llegara a esta ciudad, de regreso
de Rio Grande y Fajardo et Lcdo. senior
Matienzo Cintr6n, presidente de turno de
Ia Union de Puerto Rico.
-Debiera regarSe Ia carretera de San
turce, pues 81 polvo es asfxiante.
-Parece que despues de los ''trust'' de
leche Sc trata de establecer otros seme-
jantes.
I'm gran aumento en- 81 precio de los
f6sforoa ha tenido lugar On estoa dtas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19
A los enfermOs cTOniCOs.

FL representante del VITALIZADOR
ELECTRICO DEL DR.. WILSON, de
L6ndres, participa los enfermCs que de-
seen adqnirir tan importante aparato, para
poder curar sus dolencias por cr6nicas que
sean, podran obtenerlo solamente HOY Y
MANANA, siendo este dia el 6ltimo IRE
misiblemente de NUEVE manana sei8
tarde en- ell
Hotel Inglaterra, San Juan, Pto. Rico.
~ FL general Camacho (Manuel), es
puertorriqu segdn nuestras noticias.
Be ha hecho estimar de los dominicanos,
especialmente del partido lIamado horacis-
ia, y ocdpa en- la polftica del vecino pals,
distinguido puesto
(2) El general Cepfn, era hombre de CO
lOr, delgado, y gozaba fama de valeroso Y
osado, pesar de ser manco. Precisamen-
te pOr ser nance, admirabase la gente-se-
gun hemos dido varios compatriotas de
Cepfn en- esta capitalize su destreza Y
arFojo para combatir. Hace aIgunos meses
estuyo en- esta ciudad ell susodicho gene
raj Neney Cepfn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19
OTRO uO EN
ISLA De PINOS.
VaTiOS ameTiCan0S atFOpeIIaTOn a uH
sacerdOte que prOtsstO de los
insuItOs que NJ. Pearcy dirijie-
raaIOS cubanOS.
lJn sOmsrclants americana dlIO 'uls no rse0hO-
cia autorldad eaIOs funcIonarIOs del go
hlsrno cuhanu."

La actitud asumida por Ell exministro
americana en- Cuba Mr.. Squier, aconse-
jando los residences de Ia isIa de Pinos
que reaizaran un acto que demostrara do
mimic para que los Estados Unidos tcma-
sen cartas en- Ell asunto.
Ell pueblo primero oblig6 & recoger We
las los protestantes Asf hubieran con-
tinuado los casos 81 el gobierno territorial
no hubiera decidido hacer algo mas osten-
sible; que demostrara ejercfa jurisdic-
ci6n.
A ese fin, ell agitador Pearcy, en- union
de su baby Eduardo del secretario de
Hacienda JAS Steere, comenzaba & pre-.
senciar del Rev. Dedrick, americana ami
go de los cubanos, proferir frases depre-
sivas insultantes contra Cuba su GO
bierno, llegando el Steere manifsstar que
''los americauos hicieron NAL en- impedir
Weyler que eoncluyera con los cuba
nos"
Ante esta manifestation protest6 Ell ga
cerdote y los guapos territoriaIes Pearcy
Steere J Ell baby Eduardo cayerOn sobre
Dedrick y 10 abofetearon y patearon.
La paliza termin6 en- el juzgado correc-
cional, donde el Lcdo. Saladrigas, fun
giendo de juez de campo, propin6 tres pc
sos de multa al Steere y ocho al Pearcy y
su baby.
Die termin6; pero no es asf: que Steere
Sc ha querellado contra Dedriek, por In
Jurias, debiendo celebrarse el iuicio el pro-
ximo dia 26.
TestigOs de las iniurias: los Pearcy y su
baby.
Fracas6 tambien esta intentona vino la
grave.
cargado de oponerse los mandates de la
autoridad gubernativa judicial compues-
to de Pearcy y Anderson II. B. (secreta-
rio de Estado), Steere (secretario de Ha-
cienda) Gredier y Coen, mantequeros pro-
veedores consumidores de wiskey como
actor el sefior Augusta E. Monk (a) Ell
caliente, comerciante estableeido en- Co
lombia con tienda mixta administration
de Correos con tftulo legalmente expedido
por la direction central
Llega su domicilio ell comisionado de
Alcalde Municipal notifcarle los apre-
mios no Sc da Por notifcado, llega ell
momento del embargo y.........se cierra la
puerta, Sc echa la Gale al comisionado
y Sc declara que mo consentfa que el en-
barge Sc llevase efectO, puesto que sien-
do isla de Pinos terrltorio de los Estados
Unidos de America, ninguna autoridad
reconocfa en- los funcionarios del gobierno
cubano.
Ell comisionado Sc vueIve la Acadia
desahogo, inocente hasta cierto punto, to-
mo el sOmbrero y POGO de traspasar Ell
umbral, dijo su esposa:
Tan embusteras son ustedes, como los
cronistas! Vayan todos al diablo.
GTTART0NEX
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19
NUPCIAS.

Ante 81 juez senior Francisco del Vale
Sc unieron en- matrimonio civil, en- San
turce el dia II del actual don Jaime Sc
gura Forteza y la sehorita Adelina Correa
Serrano.
La concurrencia numerosa que asis
tic al acto, fue esplendidamente obsequia-
da por los nuevos c6nyuges.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19
EL DR.. LUGO VIVA
RIss gla Yea Ana s d pIsIIa nIT IIagI0.

El doctor don Jose Lugo Vifa, que ha
regresado de su vista de inspection sani-
taria varios puebles del centric de la isla
Tuelve salir ma7iana recorrer otras
con Ell mismo objeto.
Halo que Ia de Vega Alta Is una de
las poblaciones que meior estado sanitario
tiene y por clio felieit6 al alcalde Official
de sanidad que han contribuido grande-
mente a conseguir que aquel vecindario
disfrute de la mejor hygiene y limpieza, y
cnyo estado procuraran conservar por to-
dos los medios posibles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19

Matrimonio, Jaime Segura Fortega
con Adelina Correa Serrano..
De un momento otro sera nombra-
do ell nuevo alcalde de Toa Baja.
Ell Secretario de Puerto Rico Sr.
Post estd trabajando activamente para la
preparation de los preliminares para lie
var efecto las elecciones pr6ximas.
Los agentes de Registros electorales
deben reunir las siguientes condolences:
residences de la municipalidad en- la cual
hayan de vivir; no deben ser candidates
pBra ningdn cargo; no deben recibir emo
lumentos de ninguna ofcina municipal nj
del Gobierno insular. Los precintos estan
determinados en- Ia ley y habra tantos Co
mo municipalidades en- la isla, escepto
Yauco con dos, Mayaguez dos Arecibo
dos, San Juan tres, Fajardo tres, Juana
Diaz dos, Utuado dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19

Al efecto ha sido solicitado Ell auxilio
de los directories de los partidos polfticos
de Ia isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19

desahogo, inocente hasta cierto punto, to-
mo el sOmbrero y POGO de traspasar Ell
umbral, dijo su esposa:
Tan embusteras SON ustedes, como los
cronistas! Vayan todos al diablo.
GUARIONEX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-19

Erie Basin Iron Works, BROOKLYN, N Y
Havana Iron Works, REGLA, HABANA, CUBA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
F ARBi JOSEPH JASIN
 AT ANSHE EMETH

Rabbi Joseph .Jasin of Ft Worth, Tex. will occupy the pulpit of Con gresa ion Anshe Emeth of this city Friday evening. December 2S. Rab- t'risch Both of them are going to attend the conference of the South vile, which meets December 24-27, beth being on the program to de- conference. Rabbi ,Iasin will be the @nest of the local rabbi aud will occupy his pulpit on the day men tionpd above.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
6siN FAKES FIRST
 STEP TOWARD HOME RULE

GttOWa. Dee. 9.=lt was official ly announced today that the Cana dian government will take over the Halifax doek-yards on January 1 from the British government. This Is ono of Inc 1"oat steps in the plan ot thn home "0vornfnon to give the defences and military equipment of tho colonies into the hands of the aolanial government. Whilst the transfer will be purely formal, Can aaa will agree to knen up the eff =taal:y of the wards for coaling and renairs and the admiralty in the event of war or other emergency may take over the docks. The dock yards properly include several wharfs, a number of fine buildings, several wards, etc. covering about ora hU0dred acres.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

The Iron Mountain railway eomRa- ny has aceeded to tue wishes of local business men by remoym@ the pan on cotton Hereafter shipments of the staple may be sent passed I eom- press into this city fol concentration.
 This order was received by the lo- cal board of trade Wednesday, and the news was received with rejoicing by board of trade members and ot1- CTS interester in the commercial life of the city.
 The resembling of the objectiohabl 2 order affects large quantity of ship
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
alSED ON THE TAYLOR PLANTATION

Mr. Greenfield is well NnoWn in the city.
 Estimating tne bale weighs 900 pounds, the lucky producer got just S129 for his cotton. which was more than four times what it would have brought d few years ago.
 This is the most noteworthy sale of cotton yet reported in the city, and establishes a record that has never been equaled since war times.
 Pine Bluff buyers lead; others follow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
THE FIRST SNOW
THE BEAUTIFUL. BEAUTIFUL l. SNOWFLAkES WHITENED THE
 EARTH'S SURFACE.
Snowfall Continued Throughout Wed. nesday Morning-Weather Man
 Predicts Warmer Weather.

The first snowfall of the season came Tuesday night while the world was wrapped in darkness and slum- bers. "Wednesday morning Pine Bluff citizens were surprised, upon gazing out of their windows, to see the eartbs surface coated OCT with white.
 The snow continued throughout the morning Wednesday and ceased about the noon hour.
 The weather man predicts that at mospheric conditions will moderate considerably tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
n2ESEa.'TI" ALDERMEs
 ... 'a 8epls F anaa0la Pell1iaa a9gs5- ss1s Them 10 Run Again Hessfs. 2oyee. Aiehol, Jordan and Hightewer Announce Their Acceptance of the Gall.
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
 CITIZENS SIGN PETITION

bfum l. j. Qulun r. (. Srube w. F Eaton, T. \. Rebeltson D. R Suthertield, Guy Sanders, > NJ May, r X. May. c. VI. Wyatt. t w Green, ]. H. Morley. ] F. Gate. Ben l.. Nelson. l. x. Watson. samuel Sims, David W. Woodward, E, C. N ork, Ben Silbernagle, l. .Jaffe, G. N Lehar, E. $. Shepherd, Geo. w. Johnson, l. E. Hayes. W. ]. Shep- herd, F. P Stewart, M R. Stewart, Jas BaughMan. ] L. Clement, ] F, West. John $ Bell. T. w. Sparks, N B. Harris. A. r. DroNfus, Sam Lies. Jacob Baker, ! k Parsons. Geo IT, Adams, Lloyd T. knoX. | Reinberger, o. r. Shaffer, F. G. Bridges, Frank l.. Clarke, Geo. W. kitehic, Cland lieffington
 Letter of Acceptance. To Mcssrs Walter N. Truloeh, J. N. Crawford, ]. B Trulock and others.
 We have carefully considered the call YOU have made upon LIS to stand for reelection as aldermen in the enSuing primary, and while our personal inelinations would dictate that We decline, We feel that the de- mand you make on us cmanatcs from so large a proportion Of the property owners of Pine Bluh that we have concluded to accedc to your request We have done this after being assured by the Financial and property interests of the city that f4 the event We stood for re-eleetios they would take care of the city, credit, provided the city council would follow a line of strict econ omy. which on our part we prom ise.
 Respectfully,
 J. E BOYCE,
 WI kICHOL,
 4. C. JORDAN,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

weights. you can say for me that l accept the challenge and will match Frank Wililg against his man, MT. Adamson ill a handicap match, date, place and conditions governing con- test can be arranged by Mir. Barton addressing ne at No. 115 West Bar raque street.
 Thanking you kindly,
 am yours respectfully.
 HARRY H. DALEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

fls were broken Wedues-
 g when Mf $. C. Well of &id the remarkable price \ per Donnd tor a bale of
 P cotton raised by Mr. W. ! is one of the finest spec
 he product yet brought to : bis season. IL Was raised Elor plantation, near this was ginned by Mr. Creed ho resides on the same
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

city was heightened Tuesday b1=the annauncement that Aldermen l F. Boyce Wm Nichol, \ C Jordan and l. NJ Hightower would make the race for reelection to the city council during the present mHniei pal campaign This announcement came in the form of q letter of ac- eeptance from these gentlemen, giv- ell out in reply to mammoth petl- ton from nearly 2o0 of The leading citizens of Pine BluBtt, requesting them 10 run. The petition and let ter of acceptance follow:
 The Petition
 To Messi's. J. E. Boycr. William
 Nichol A C. Jordan and I NJ.
 IIightoWer. City.
 Gentlemen We, the undefsien- cd citizens of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, respectfully urge you to stand for reelection as aldermen in said city, subject to tAc action of the ap- preaching Democratic primary cleo ton. We believe that owing to tho present financial status of said city if will be to the best interest of the people to continue ill he council those who are familiar with the financial condition and resources of the city
 J. F. Simmons, J. B. Trulock. F.. F. Sewell, II. II. Hum, !. A. Ra cop. A. D. Foster, D. E. Benton, J. F. Rutherford, J. I. Altschul, W. D. Jones, w. c. Hudson, J, $. Reap, r. Orto, John E. Pittman. Jo Nichol, Alex Strauss, J. B. Talbot, F. E. Aaronson, $. C. Alexander jr., Isaac Dreyfus, NJ. w. Taagart, W W, Byrd, E. C. Howell, w. o. Tasgart, A. w Nunn, w. A. Tagart, John Temple, F. B. Tomlinson, Jno. E. Pierce. A. w. Troupe, NJ. C. Cross, f. NJ, Knox, F, l., Dilley T. E. tioorc, E. B. Bloom. p F. Crutch CT, J. H. Mann, NJ. B. Barker, F. E. Hurrle, B. l.. Owen, D. ]. Mills, $. Y. T. Knox, l.. o. Knox, s. Bluthenthal, I. $. Altschul J. O. Harrison, II A. Mccoy, w l.. Dewoody, J. M. Walk CT, M. A. Austin, R. IT. Holley, John Paddock. E. F. NuSler, c. H. Moore, F. B Leach, Geo. C. Borrenson, B. N Martin, I. M Floyd, s. So,ensen E. Hogan, ". C. Roebuck, w. N. Trulork. ! W. C"awfOrd, N. ]. Can't ir., ] R. Doyle, Y O McGehee. D. X. Kendall, John T. Oetlov, I " Spencer, Sawyer and Austin Inmh"r companv, R. l.. Watson, ! VI Nc Cloud, O. C. P0es. | w Monk, D, T. PuruoU. I. Y. Word. C. w Rob ert con. T. ". Wyatt, z. A. StANnlI T. D. Crawford, | W f.anaford Robert Yorl5, 0l7ff City lHfaJer companv. bv ] R York, nreeid"0t. H. I}cinach, '. IT. T"nfnl, C. " Taylor, F Chester, Iesao C Smith, C. l.. Chambers, t'rad LUff <. S. Triee. r. E. Smithers. I. T.. Narsen. !. T.. Da.is T. V Murphy, Gland Clege, Froa r'ox H. (. Fox, VII. Fox, E. w. Lanofora Goo. p Darby $. GpiSreltar, F w B"rrV, S. C. Barrow, W F. Graham, o. Pool Hunter Y. Knox. Goo. C1nments, NJ G. Sutton, IT & Byrd, V T Hersh F. A. Smither, o. M. Lyon, A. N. t.nvov. 'T :" ovnv. I w Smith. V. T. rcGohao D ""oeol' - T' Saunders n C p"41oa-ro WY P Sanders C C. Hnnd1ov c Eo~"n- berg. T. R Simon, Fdoa- Bla ok well. roo cirron o-d Tat@"o st tnin, r \. Dnnaton r'So Kaufman, F. c. Arnold, T. [. Fay. Wm. 'iarf J. D. Ross, D. w R"v"o. Pobert kesterson, H. L. Atkinson, Y. B. Lyle, Geo. NJ. Wells. M. Danaher, J. w. rucphy, F. 11. S"hober, !. r. Fddir~ {" II. ra~tt- " C "oGau- phv !" Gro~ueof7 ]. z. Samns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
REI:S$cIHDS 0RIDE5RSl
The Iron Mountain 3o"ssas Ban V @5z12@ and S1aa.5 #a= Be .g.o fine 5iuf5.- .--H'ji. s.ect Sa.a .a5s Nat Over 100 n>ys Old.

aleass of cotton from points south on tae Valley road. below MeGellee..
 The Iron Mountain officials some ,a4e ago issued instructions to aganta Ut these points not 10 receive any more cotton for shipment past Me Gehee to this poir5 owing to the al legged congested conditions here. The business men took the matter up al Gace. with the results annonneeC Hednn day.
 sp company ohers to proteci al shipments not over i6o days ofd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
NEGRO W1 MAN
 SLAShES ANOTHER
Della Mccoy seriously Cuts Addic Chambers in Ntl'ray in East
 End Tuesday.

Della Mccoy cut and seriously injured Addie Chambers, in an al tercation ill the east end oi town Tuesday.
 The women were engaged in an aifray, it is alleged, when the Me Coy woman pulled q knife and be- gan slashing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
J. Fl. BOYCE, WI. kICHOL, 4. C. JORDAN, J. N. HIGHToWER.
NEGRO TAKES
 A COSTLY RIDE
Borrewd Horse trem Lii very StAR1s and Went on Jamkonreo Along
 Snlphnr Springs Xsaa.

Trouper Powell, colored, was coH V cted "Wednesday on two charges, one of carrying a pistol, and one of dis turbing the peace, before Justice L. F. Check court.
 Powell va in4t aaek from the county farm 'e worked at night in Toney' 'a stable 2od Ia4t Saturday bor- rowed horse frnD the stable and was riding out the Sulphur Spring. road at the fa7test speed the horse could go, and shooting } pistol.
 He was fined 500 for carrying 8 pistol. and $50 and thirty days on the farm for disturbing the peace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
j JAPANESE. i.AHORERS
IN MEXICO.

G9aQtaiara Mex. Dee. l9. There are II present over two thous- and Japanese laborers engaged on ttp M1uzanillo extension railroad o5 the Mexican Central railway, and q further shipment of three thous- and is daily expected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19
Y. M. 2. A. Notes
Getting in Trim

The Y. NJ. C. A. band, composed of twelve members. under :. he lead ersip of MT. C. H. Smith. is &ettin.s in trim for all engagements that may come it's way, and euc0u age ment is given in the splendid pro- gress made by the boys "ho com pose the organization
 In short while this hand will be able to handle any engagement made by it, as frequent practice meetings are no" b"ir9 held
 The Y M. C. A. orchestra is al so making rapid pra@ e~I This or ganizatio1 k composed nf SiN I CIT. berS
 Shoes Shoes, Shoes Christ mas Shoes IeverenZ 22t Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

Leyerenz-Trulock Shoe Co., head aaeters for Christmas Shoqes and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-19

X nice pair of trousers make handsome Chrlstmas gift. Come in and see if we have your friends measurements If we have, you .an arrange a nica littla surprise for him Eisenkramar tho Tailor, over Citizens bank, Sneand avenue, cor Her Pine +trt'
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
Senatorial Convention.

Lubbock, Tex, Aug, Z, 1906 By
virtue of authority vested in mo, an
chairman of the Twcnty.ninth senate
rial district of Texas, | hereby desig
nat Wichita Falls as tho place for
holding the democratic convention
for the Twenty senatorial dis
trict, on the fourth Saturday In An.
gust, 1905. for the purpose of nomi-
mating a democratic candidate for the
office Of state senator for said dis.
trict.
The chairman Of The democratic
executive committee Of each county
composing said district is herqDy call
ed TO meet on same date and same
place, for the purpose of counting
and tabulaliug the votes cast at the
primary election, held July 18th,
1906. A. A. PEOPLES,
Chairman Democratic Executive
Committee Twenty ninth Senate
rial District Of Texas,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
SAILORS HOLIDAY
Glad Hand and CHEEKY Welcome Extended
BY ROCkpOt Citizens 10 The merry
Boys Of The Sea-"

Rockport Mass, Aug. lS,-The
visit OF the sailors Of Admiral Evans
fleet to this city today Is married by
no such exhibition Of snobbery as
called forth the singing rebuke OF
Admiral Goodrich of the Pacific
squadron to the mayor OF Tacoma.
Everywhere the boys who Ego down
to the sea In ships" are greeted with
the glad hand and the CHEEKY vel
come and they are enjoying their
holiday TO the utmost A parade was
the feature of this mornings enter
tainment, A baseball game and 9th
er athletic sports have been arranged
for this afternoon and a great re-
ception, followed by a display Of fire
works, for this evening.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-21
INGERSOLL'S BIRTHDAY
Annual Memorial Celebration In Honor Of
Famous Orator and AgnOstiC, Being
Held BY Liberal Society,

Newton, la, Aug, lS.-Tha birth
day Of Robert G. lngersoll, the fam
Gus orator and agnostic, will be cell
ebrated here tomorrow by the JAS
per County Liberal Society Mrs,
Harriet NJ Closz, a we'll known free
thought lecturer and writer, will be
the chief speaker, The lngorsoll
memorial celebration is an annual
event here and always attracts large
crowds Of admirers of the great ag-
nostic, The celebration this year is
a week later than usual, InEcrsoll' S
birthday falling on August II.