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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
FIVE CHILDREN CREMATED.

l. Omaha. Aug. S-Thomas Daniels =
! five children persisted this evening \
J. in a fire which destroyed the fam >
3 ily residence at Oak Park suburb =
; of this city. Mrs. Daniels was SER =
4 iously burned and may not recover. =
/ and her husband was badly burned y
J. i'm an effort TO save his family. The \
: dead children are: Lille, aged 10; 4
\ Ernest, 9; Bertha, Z; Earl, 4; Flor y
\ ence, 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
Theodore Roustan.

Paris. Aug. 8.-Theodore Roustan for
mer French minister at Washington. died
today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
FATHER FRUSTRATED.
Could Not Imagine Why the Woman
Killed His Son.

John T. Mahon was a son of Thomas
Mahon, who lives at $50 West First South
street. He was q years of age and was
living in San Francisco for some time
before the earthquake, since which time
he had lived in Oakland. He had no trade
or profession, but worked at various lines
of clerical work. He was born at DEM
yer and came here with his parents in
1889. He received a good common school
education in the schools of Salt Lake, and
since leaving for the coast had been back
here off and on. his last visit being about
a year ago. His father. Thomas Mahon,
is a laborer, and until five years ago
worked for the Denver & Rio Grande.
Mr.. MahOn is a careful and Industrious
old man and since coming here has built
himself a handsome residence at $50 West
First South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
JAP POACHERS
PROMPTLY SHOT
Subjects of the Mikado
SIaughtering Seals Within
the Three Mile Limit.
FIVE KILLED, IL CAPTURED
UNITED STATES HAS NO Apollo
GIES TO MAKE.

Washington, Aug. S.-Acting Secre-
tary of State Bacon has sent to Am
bassador Wright at Toxic the sub
stance of the dispatch received by the
department of commerce and labor
from Solicitor Sims at Sitka, Alaska,
regarding the killing of Japanese fish
ermen on St Paul island. In sending
the dispatch the acting secretary states
that 1t is forwarded for the purpose of
giving information such as this gov
eminent has of d regrettable incident,
news of which may reach Japan in dis
torted forms. There is no intention of
offering an apology or any further re-
greet than is contained in this dis
patch, as the state department regards
the Japanese fishermen as poachers If
they were within the three-mile limit,
and the dispatch from Mr.. Sims en-
phasized this fact. 1t is stated that
American fishermen in Newfoundland
waters, if within the three-mile limit,
would be subject to arrest by British
authorities and would have no redress,
as they would be poachers the same as
the Japanese who were killed on st.
Paul'S island
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. S.-Heavy
washouts are reported on the Rock
Island Santa Fee and M. K: T. rail-
ways. and all trains are delayed enter
ing this city.
Large forces are at work and il is
hoped traffic will be resumed by tomor-
row
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
FLOODS IN SOUTHWEST
RAPIDLY SUBSIDING

Fort Worth Tex, Aug. S.-Reports re-
ceiyed here today from Ballinger and
Brentwood, in the flood district, say that
ing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09

As my friend the colonel" says,
frequent falls auf die wasser
wagon begets indeoision and fire.
qpent 'lapses from publicity results
in decreased business.-Rusty
Mikes Diary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
Had No Particulars.

Mr.. Mahon had not received any partic-
ulars of his sons death last evening. He
said that a young man named Roy Z.
Petty, who resides at 622 East Second
South street, came to him yesterday aft
ernoon with q telegram stating that John
Mahon was dead in Oakland and that
there were no funds for his interment.
He told Mr.. Mahon that he had no further
particulars.
name of Mrs Lola Reed, and cannot i'm
agine why she should have shot my son.
l never heard of any ENHANCEMENT on his
part. The boys mother and sister are
now in Los Angeles and were expecting
to run over and see John before they re-
turned TO Salt Lake. | am not well. and
have not been able to go up town to
make any arrangements for my boy 5
funeral but intend to do so in the morn
ing. ! am all alone here and not well.
and the news has so upset me that / do
not know what to do.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09
Educated in Salt Lake.


John went to school in Salt Lake for
years. but of late years he has been back
and forth between here and the coast.
He and Roy Petty had some business to-
gether and correspondent. and | suppose
they must have found letters from him
in my boys possession and so sent him
the telegram. | did not know anything
more than he told me. That was bad,
but this is a thousand times worse"
Mr.. MahOn. who is an elderly man, and
unwell was all broken up on receiving the
news and did not know what to do. He
thought that in the morning he would
make arrangements to have his sons
body brought to Salt Lake for burial.
Petty's Statement.
Roy e. Petty last evening said that
he knew nothing of MahonS death be-
yond what was contained in the telegram
which he received yesterday from the
undertaken and which simply stated that
he was dead and that there were no
funds to pay for his burial. He had new
er heard of any Mrs. Lola Reed. He saw
Mahon last winter and believed that he
was connected in business with a res
taurant keeper He did not know what
he had been doing for the past three
months Mahon, he said, was a young
man of good habits He could only ac-
count for the telegram to himself by the
fact that he had recently written to
Mahon and the letter must have been
found
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-09

This job of Happy's is getting
fiercer and fiercer. Now he is Ma
zepppa and rides the horse.
Next Sundays Funny Section.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Ell Anistel

Ell senor don Pedro Fernandez, que
ha contribuido de modo tan extraordi.
mario al progreso de Ia licorerla en-
Puerto Rico, ha lanzado ahora al mer-
cado un nuevo producto de su fabrica-
cion, ell Antsfei, un licor agradabilisi-
mo, una bebida exquisite hecha para
todos los paladares de mas rein ado
gusto.
Ell AntSfEk ha hecho una triunEal
entrada en- ell m ercado puertorr;queho.
Es un licor que no requiere mo-
mentos cjrcunstancias especiales
para tomarlo, como por ejemplo, des-
pues de las eomidas, por la ma6an a
etc. ell A"fsfef ~puede bebe.se a todas
horaS: -
Es ell isc0r para fodes, como dice la
elegante Y sencilla etiqueta que recuer-
da los triunfos ale anzados por el sefior
Fernandez en- las exposiciones de
Charleston, San Luis Bdffalo en- las
cuales han obtenido las N IS atlas re-
compensas los productos que ha hecho
famosa la destileria de Bayam6n el
AIcok0zado de Santa Ana, y ell Ron
barrilito.
Ell Antstel puede competir con los
licores mas 6nos importados aquf del
extranjero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
.Los SaItimbanquis

La Compafifa Scognamiglio pondra
en- escena esta noche la deliciosa ope-
reta Los Saltinibanquis' que ha te-
nido un exito extraordinario en- todos
los teatros en- que ha sido presenta da.
Tn diario de la tarde decfa, trans
cribiendo parrafos de un diario meii-
cano:
ia algeria, que es contagiosa en-
ell teatro, cundio -desde las primeras
escenas y entono toda la repre- senta-
cion. Els verdad que la opereta,1in-
do poema de sutil poesfa-es merece-
dora de alabanzas. Ell aSunto. que es
de una infantil inocencia, esta deco
RADIO con una m1sica que esconde
dentro de su trivialidad forzada. una
melancolica ternura que Seduce en-
canta. Els m1Sica de barraca de fe-
ria que sin embargo canta amores y
tristezas."
Toda la prensa de Ia capital me il.
cana hace calurosos elogioS de esta
admirable production teatral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31

fe, seq gdira ell runbosqne le n,a.o.,...
sus propios destinos, haci zndose g., .s1a'
de por su propio esfilerzt ella sers
en- el pfesente como en- el future, la
mas alta y genuina.reprt ,sentaci6n de
la clase medica en- FL serto Rico. II
que c0nsagre e1 indisctat iblc derechn
que tiene de intervenir en- tod0s los
Iproblelnas y en cuantas ct1esfiones Sc
relactonen con Ia pG0 fesi6n medic
en- Puerto Rico, tant1 ven 10 moral co
mo en 10 ciensi6co.
VEyiran dentro de :su. radio de ac-
ci6n todos los .rledrc0s Que amen Il
cleaeia y tengan carff1o e interqss nor
el progreso de su4 pals.
81 future hablssra des pues. nor 81
puesente, que 81 es testigo de 1i,,eefro
eafuerzo, nada debe preocyinarnos
pOrque ea La vida de Ia hs,n1a ni7ad
uinguna energfa noble Sc. efnpena
para coasstgrarla al ptesenae. hpn~
.samos, sentinos y dessrro1la, nos
Inuestra vida, no para ese mom,en4o
mezqaipso siempre y egoista, d,onde
esta cohtenida nuestra 1afsera fgnna-
n1dad, SinO para Ell fut1lro hast; don
de he, de alcanzar caanto es. Y ha
s1do energfa y poteaoia mc raj en-
nueStra vida.
LA Association Afeilica no CO ba
ereado para TN monlento. nj Sc ba
tornado, como TN. rnolde raouft;co
para contener Solamente Ia persona1i-
dad de IN grupo de hon' bres GENE
rosos y buenos. sino pars condensar
todas las energias del presente =
otrendarlas al porvenir., como e1 FRI.
buto del esfucrzo humane en- sn In
cha por el bten y la Telicidad colec-
tivos-~ Nuestros com pafieros de Aso-
claac1on estan bien CO mpenetrados de
eStos' generosos dest mos Y ellos coad
yuvan con nosotror, 4 Ia finaIidad de
tan ln&portan'e G obra.
81 algdn dia Vienen a nosotros to
dos esos elementos que viven alicia
dos blen para ellos y bien para nues-
TIA obra
Tai vez e1 deber los despierte al
gun dta y les ensefie que no es su-
fciente vivir mirandose & 81 propios
y al presente, sino que precisa vivir,
pensar y sentir fuera de nuestro no
con el alma en- ell futuro.
DR.. NJ. QUEvEDo BAEz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Don Luis Bravo

Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez Ell Sc.
nor don Luis Bravo, del alto conner
cio de dicha ciudad y persona esti-
madisima en- los circulos sociales de
toda la Isla. r
FL falleciniento del sef1or Bravo
ha sidO hondamente sentido en- Ma
yagiiez, donde Ia distinguida familia
dollente ocupa TN puesto altisimo-en-
tre los mas principales elementos
sociales de aquella poblaci6n.
Nuestra mission en- ell case lamen-
table de la muerte del sefior Bravo
Sc limita a consignar ell profundo pc
sar que nos produce la notlcia del
fallecimiento, va que los mGritos in
signes del respectable anciano falle-
cido, su gran popularidad, sus pres
tigios solldamente adquiridos nos
releVan de hacer en- este suelto ne
crol6gico una resena minuciosa de
grandes m6ritos y de preclaros dotes
que son del dominic p1blico.
DamOS Ell pesame mas sincere & to.
dos los deudoS de don Luis Bravo,
y pecialmente sus descons olados
.hijos, que son amigos nuestros may
estimados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Una eQuiVocaci0n

Nuestro amigo don Carlos Aguayo de
Caguas, que esta en- San Juan desde
hace varios dfas, en- vista de que su
estancia en- la capital Sc iba prolon-
gado mas de 10 que el pens6 Ell lin
principle, mando 4 pedir una male
ia con alguna ropa, blanca TN traje
de etiqueta que lie fue enviada en- el
coche correo, ell domingo pasado.
Pero al llegar a Rio Piedras, I'm
pasajero que venfa en- dicho vehfculo,
con una maleta bastante parecida
la de nuestro amigo Sc baj6 On di.
cho pueblo, llevandose la maleta del
seflor Aguayo y dejando Ia suya.
Como indudablemente Sc trata
de una equivocacion, nuestro amigo
espera, en- su domicilio de II calle
de la Tanea n1mero 2. que sc des
haga I'm camb;o que perjudica por
igual 4 ambos que son de muy dis
tinta estatura y, como es coasieuien.
tes no les sirven las ropas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31

vlctlmas Y, sin embargo, los i'm
presos de las oficinas publicas
Sc han pagado a doble precio
del que antes sc satisfacia por
ellos, ha habido un despilfarro
sin ejemplo, I'm derroche sin
tino.
La industria particular hu-
biera hecho todos los trabajos
de imprenta para los departa-
mentos lnsulares, por la mitad
de la suma que ha sido gastada.
Que benefcio ha habido en-
tonces, con Ell establecimiento
de la imprenta Official, Y qui6n
que merezca ser favorecido ha
resultado ganancioso con ese
cnsayo experimental de nues-
tros tutores metidos en- empire
sas industriales con Ell dinero
ajeno?
Lo que podemos afrmar, sin
tenor a equivocaciones. es que
eel pueblo ha salido grandemen =
te perjudicado.
Los impresos Sc han pagado
al doble. Y los pequenos indus
triales de la tipograffa sc han
visto forzados a desaparecer.
Y ademas de este, sc descu-
bren abusos tan excecrabIes CO.
mo ese de los diez mil dollars
gastados malamente, in1til-'
mente, puesto que no han ser
vido para reducir ell presupues-
to Official nj TN solo centavo en-
la partida de impresos.
Esto sc presta a muy doloro-
sas ConsideraCiones, a muy
amargos concentrates. Esto
acusa una despreocupacion fu-
nesta en- las esferas ofciales.
un olvido complete de los de
beres que tienen los admins
tradores publicos de velar por
el empleo impecable del d!nero
del pueblo. .&
No podemos dejar que pasen
en- silencio estas desconsidera =
clones al pals, estos grandes
abusos.
A yer ST Sc les pone coto, acu-
samos publicamente, reclaman-
de para Ell pals y la opinion las
expliCaCiones que son del case.
rs indispensable que Sc nos
den.
Es precise, puesto que no sc
trata de una exigencia inmode-
rada, 8 de una sencilla culiosi- =
dad pueril, sino de un justisimo
anhelo de Saber como admins
tran los intereses nuestros, los
ocupantes del poder y de que
modo constguen ellos que desa-
parezcan las sombras que al
|presente Sc amontonan Sobre la
manera que tienen de ejercer la
tutoria que Sc han adjudiCado,
NADIA mas natural, nj mas
JustO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
SOlemne triduo
7 FOFiVIDAR DR. sUgfRl sRS0RA pE los. ANGELES

Anoche en- la Iglesia de San Fran
cisco did comienzo, con la coneu-
rrencia de I'm crecido n1mero de fe-
les, ell solemne trfduo que la Comu-
nldad de Franciscanos Capuchinos
en- union de la Venerable Orden
Tercera han ocordado celebrar los
dias soy 81 del corriente 70 de
AgOsto en- honor de Nuestra Senora
de los Angeles. cuya fiesta principal
sera Ell 2 de este t1ltimo mes con la
celebration y Previlegio de la Por-
ci1ncula.
En- las noches de Trfduo one en-.
P1eza a las 7 y u, Sc reza Ell rosario,
Sc practlcan ejercios y hay sermon Y
bendlci0n con Ell Santfsimo.
FL primero de Agosto, noche, Sc
cantara solemnemente la Salve.
Ell ? de Agosto 4 las 8 media de
la naf1ana habra communion general,
a las 8 misa solemne con sermon. En-
la noche de este dfa Sc cantara ell Te
Deum con reserva y bendici6n del
Santisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Companla de Opera

Durante Ia presente semana Sc pom
dram en- escena las siguientes operas:
Microbes: Fedora.
Jueves; "Barbero de Sevilla".
Viernes: LA Sonambula", Bene6cio
de la sefiora Gonzaga:
Sabado: Estreno de la clasica ope-
reta francesa titulada "Orfeo en- los
lnfierncs", en- cuyo desempefo tomaran
peFte todas las tiples de la Compsf1fa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
a mperatriz Eugenia
LIN AUSTRIA

Ischl, II de Julio.-La emperatrfz
Eugenia fue recibida hoy en- esta ciu-
dad por el emperador Francisco lose
y 81 hija la gian duquesa Maria Va
leria. Antes de venir Ia emperatrfz
escribi6 al soberano de Austria: 'Es-
tando va proxima morir. solicito de
Vuestra Majestad que me conceda la
oportunidad de verlo una vez mas, 4
I'm de manifestarle mi gratitud por
las nutnerosas bondades que le debo. &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Competente profesora

Ha sido nombrada para desempc-
mar las clases de Aritm6tica y de In
giles en- los grades w y V de la Es-
cuela de Verano, la distinguida Y
competente profesora, sefiorita Tere-
sa Boscana.
Ell nombramiento de esta inteli-
gente profesora es una garantfa mas
del exlto que auguramos los seffo-
res Infante { Urrutia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Nota del dia

Ante ell escaudaIo de la i'm
prenta Official, el gobierno Sc en-
cierra en- tn reservado mu-
tismo.
Hasta ahora no ha respondido
con la claridad que es necesaria
para calmar las naturaleS in
quietudes de la opinion.
Nuestras excitaciones d que
liable Claro, en- este enojoso
asunto, han dado I'm nulo result
tado. que no nos sorprende en-
absolute, hechos como eStamoS
a las. =. llamemoslas geniali-
dades del gobierno.
Para rellenar las lagunas que
la Ieserva Official ha dejado. nos.
otros buscamos nuevos datos,
mas detalles, informeS minucio-
SOS { incontrastables, un verda-
dero d desmenuZa miento del
asunto que ConStituye ell tema
obligado y flo de la actualidad
escandalosa, desde hace dias.
Puede ser que nOsotrOS olga
mos 10 que el gobierno Sc obsti-
ma Ell callar. y ST nuestras pes
quisas tiencn el 6xito que espe-
ramos, saldran a relucir, con to-
dos sus detalIes. muchas curio-
Shades que al presente son del
dominic de la congregation.
En- la averiguacion de todo
cuanto sc relaciOna con esa ia
Iaz empresa del redentorismo,
heinos puesto tes6n Y energia.
FL resultado va 10 conoce ell
publicO.
Y ahora que salen a f1ote los
despojos asqueantes de ese ho-
rrendo naufragio tipogra1co, no
Sc nos pida que arrojemos I'm
manto de misericordIa sobre
ellos, para que el olvido los Gu
bra piadosamente. FL pueblo
que ha sido ell primer perjudi-
cadO Ell eSe Iamenta BILE despil-
farro, tiene derecho a que sc lie
olga la verdad toda entera.
ST el gobierno Sc calla. en- pre-
senCia de las primeras senales
que llevan invencibles inQuie-
tudes a las clases contribuyen-
ties, alguien tendra que hablar
con toda la claridad a que las
circunstancias obliguen.
FL daiio que. d la pequefla in
dustria tipografica del pals, ha
hecho la iciprenta Official, es
tan considerable que la ha lie
gado a exterminar. casi por
complete.
La pequefla industria ha sido
la perjudicada por el monopolio
de les trabajos oficiales que ha
ejercido la imprenta del go
bierno.
Los industriales mas debilcs,
han sucumbido a la rachada
violenta que venfa iesde arriba.
Las grandes imprentas que
oe OCupdDdn dntGS en- los ira pa
jos de las ofcinas publicas,
prlncipalmente. aceptando aho-
Ia la competencia a que las
lanza el monopolio tipografico
ejercido por la congregation,
han tenido que acaparar, para
conjurar ell desplazamiento, to-
da clase de impresiones y de
trabajos, que antes sostenfan q
las pequefias imprentas, desa-
parecidas en- La actualidad.
En- la Competencia entablada.
han desaparecido. como era de
esperarse. las pequefias sin que
las grandes imprentas hayan
hecho otra cosa que zanzibar de
pdblico.
FL da1o ha sido para los in
dustfiales que no contaban con
recursoss con medios adecuados
para Tesistir el brutal empuie|
de arriba. F'amilias enteras
han perdido su sustento por es
Ia causa. La miseria ha inva
dido muchOs hDQares, ha hecho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Escuela de verano

Nota de los alumnos que han So
bresalido por su aplicaci6n y apro-
vechamento durante Ia prinera quin-
cena de trabajo escolar.
GRUPO SUPERIOR 81 GRADO
Y MAESTROS
Conception RODRIGUEZ, Emma Ro-
berts, Carmen L. Lugo, Ana Lopez.
francisco Silvestre, Arturo ArchS.
GRUPO-B. GRAD0 ".
Jose Font Carbonell, Antonio Font
Carbonell Ramon Marks, lose III.
Axtmayer, M. Marks.
GRUPO C.-GRADo ".
Sergio Ramfrez Moreno, Charles
Axtmayer.
GRUPo D.-GRADo III.
Renato RAMIREZ Moreno.
San Juan, Julio 81, De 1000.
Jose Infante saavedra.
Carlos n Urrufia.
Eloisa Dechoudens dc Delgado.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-06
Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY.

| Buffalo and return, $4,000 or
sale Oct. 10th, 18th and 18th
Final limit Oct. 10, 1906.
Atlanta and return, SI2. 20 Oct
10Th, Goth, 2Ist and ed. Limit
Oct. 80, 1906.
New Orleans and return, SOLO,
Oct. 18th to 18TH. Limit Oct. 3Ist.
Extension will be granted until
Nov. 80, 1906, by payment of soc.
Dallas and return, SI7.6s, Oct.
9th and 9TH. Limit FL days from
date of sale.
San Francisco and Los Angeles
one way s3I.65, on sale daily until
Oct. 81. 1906.
Memphis and return s3.25, on
sale Oct. 3lst, Extension will be
granted until Nov. goth by pay
ment of 50 cents.
Birmingham and return $50,
on sale Oct. I4th and 18th. Limit
Oct. 2Ist. Extension will be
granted until Nov. 2Ist by pay
ment of 50 cents.
H. R. WILSON, Ticket Agent.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-06
At CasciIla on the Night of October l3.

Cascilla will have an attraction of
great interest on henight Of October
13 in the Nellie Jackson Company,
which will appear in the College build
ing in that excellent little town.
This company is combination CT
elocution. vocal and instrumental
music, and has entertained in many of
the largest cities in the country,
where it has always been received by
large audiences.
Miss Nettie Jackson, the elocution-
iSt, is said to be "a show herself" :"
and one that always brings the house
down. Miss Paul, the vocalist, is a
lady Of rare culture, and has well
trained voice that will bring an en-
core from any audinence. Mr.. Chas.
J. Hendricks, who performs on the
lyric harp, furnishes music that is rich
and attractive, and the instrument
upon which he plays is said to be the
only one of it's kind in the world.
Admission to this splendid enter
tainment is SO cents to adults; child
rem 25 cents.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-06

arrive at the State capitol on handcar
time, and before he again accuses me
OF trying to SANDER or ruin his char
acter let him consult the conservative
business men Of the State, who have
known me all my life, and they will
tell him that am incapable of such
conduct.
Before drop this subject l will
say that the good people who were
present at the Greenwood speaking
will, l believe, say that under the ex-
traordinary and exciting times, when
l was being abused without an Oppor-
tunity to reply and when the attack
was unwarranted, that l displayed
that calm, cool, conservative judgment
and reason necessary to the makeup
of good gubernatoral timber.
I'm my reply l would have curbed
any bad feeling that 1 might have,
and tried to make my reply to the at:
tack in keeping with the dignity of
the high Office to which l aspire, and
L sincerely hope and trust that the
Greenwood speech and Mr.. ScOtt'S
published communication in yeSter-
days paper will conclude the last
chapter of personal politics in this
race, although, having observed the
manner in which the railroads fight.
the way they went after Hoke Smith
in Georgia, Conner in Alabama, Goebel
in Kentucky, and otherS-I look for
them and their organs to attack me
in every conceivable manner. But /
expect to present them a clean po-
litical record and moral life above
reproach and press the issue OF the
day right square up to them.
The Grenada sentinel., 1906-10-06
A Most Worthy Article.

When an article has been on the
market for years and gained friends
every year, it is safe to call this medi.
cine worthy one. Such is Ballard s
Horehound Syrup. 1t positively cures
coughs and all Pulmonary diseases.
One of the best known merchants in
Mobile, Ala, says: ''For five years
my family has not been troubled with
the winter coughs; we owe this to
Ballard'S Horchound Syrup. l know
it has saved my children from many
sick spells" Sold by Second Glass
Drug Store and all other Druggists.
To THE PUBLIC; l wish to say
that have severed my connection
with Messrs. Garner & Sharp and
wish for them that success that
such splendid gentlemen as they
deserve. l have formed a partner
ship with Mr.. E. A.Meaders, under
thehrm name of Meaders & Blood
worth, to do a furniture business
and shall be pleased to welcome
My friends and the public gener-
ally at our store.
Very respectfully.
Sam w. Bloodworth.
Grenada, Miss, Oct. 5, 1906.