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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01

Sali6 de Ponce, directo 1 San
tiago de Cuba siguiendo despuGs
para Habana, MatanzaS y New Or
leans.
Admiti6ndose carga Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
Notas de FiIipinas

Manila, IT de Julio. Los rurales
mandados por el teniente Costello alta
caron d la partida insurrecta dc Villa
fuerte en- Caseguran, provinoia de Al
bay, isla de Luz6n Villafuerte murid
enla refriega y les americanos captu-
raron cuatro fusiIes y muchas municio-
nes. Ell tesorero provincial de Casegu.
ran ha sido preso y puesto q diposici6n
de las autoridades insulares
La situaci6u sanitaria e1 Manile ha
mejorado mucho. En- las tiltinas vein.
ticuatro horas hubo doce atacados V
nueve defunciones. La Junta de SAM
dad ofrece todos inoculaci6n proven
tiva gratis Ell procedimiento esta
dando los mejores resultados V ningdn
inoculado ha sido victima de Ia enfer.
medad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
lila aZ De Centre lnfrra!!

Los representanteS de Guatemala,
Salvador y Honduras, cada vez esta-
ban mas furiossA Ell suS discusiones,
hasta que despu6s de conferenciar
muy detenidamente, los enviados de
Wash ington y Mexico, dieron pro-
bar & los referidos representatives de
las naciones <beligerantes, unas GUAM
tas copas de~los mejores vinos del
mundo, que son los de CAMACHO
DEL RiVERO, de Jcrez de Ia From
terra, los cuales hicieron el efecto
Iapctecido, frmandose incontinenti la
paz y cvitando con este el derrama-
miento lie sangre. de vfctimas mo
centes Y demas horrores de la gue-
.rra.--Unico agente de este vino en-
Puerto Rico: Francisco Quir6s Ace
do. Gale de Ia Luna MIN. ST.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
RcI0rnas de los hGroc8nles De China

Pckin, II de Julio.-El ministro de
China Ell San Petersburgo telegraf1a
que Russia ha resuclto construir una
doble llnea en- toda su secci6n del
Ferrocarril Oriental de China Ell Man
churia, y prolongar todos los ramales
del miSmo, con un gasto total de dicz
millones de pesos.
FL Jap6n por su parte Sc propone
gaStar cincuenta millones de pesos
en- la mejora de sus lineas fGrreas Y
minaS dc carbon en- ManChuria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
Buena nOtiCia

En- Ell antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazaar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de K. Monies, se acaba do
recibir TIN immense surtido de casi-
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece 4 su numerosa ciientela nj
p1blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay I'm ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, loa
que Sc detallan desde o. $I4 Cuen-
ia tambien ell Bazar con un surtido de
abrigos para caballeros niffos. propios
para viajes, gorras. camisas, cuellos,
pufIos, tirantes, cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllos. corbatas, medias, muchoa
mas artfculos del ramo.
wsHm~m nmM Mm @w
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
A. GAOS g. CO.
--:CO CONSCIOUSNESS
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.

Agcnte del
PAINE "MUb de los Sabrosos Odos soctado WHO'S
RHYN dc F. J. VALCKENBERG, del COGNAC OTARD DUPUY
el mundo del WHISKY
les Ell preerdo toda Ingaea
iIfdase siempe el famoso CHAMPAGNE MUAM >!
|NALCKENBERG! = =:
Tomad ell WHISKY "MONTAIN DEW, que siempre ell
meior i!
III Exijasc Ell BRANDY DUPUY' Sc quedara sa-
isfecho !! !! 49,.
SolcenSc nueSts recos E&tamos pntosa administrators.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-01
AGENTES de los Vapores hrGsatdnscos do
PINIDLOS, IZQUIERDO Yoo, De eADISs

A. FOLCH & 90. DE BARCELONA,
de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co., vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Esados Undo
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
gu beria,liell.

Sint a,nt Norm. go, Ntty, VaRO
rntGalteno. mopcn l2S Adtr In RuIhlr
lino. 81 gld'r im Npttom. Sin 9R,rS
.iWms" eiebaube pitt imk 3imBlsr.
srott Shfllnr. Gihtrut. II. |. H., Fro
auj psln, ,sSlust,
SbA Euls SbA @drltn IpO aui be.
iaaier Iarui. ,peld. oicits Sabr hber
600 6ab atp;sl iEitrn weresii.
Gins oasss3siApcts 'sS!pt 6arm-.
aeuhaeSb 9eaOtr jlr aIlt Smefs.
~ Die 6arm IN ,selsaen brti Rtilsn
bfli3 Bnp gpnsotf Mia ulo IN cine
unb tilis baIbs Reik snisEut pOa osr
Ssb,h sidtlop uno Soalpts Rill
,9ouah 4oao, stpsi lRsilsn pom Der
totboIifbtp ttitas in 6raattnhsin.
aRu, !, ssSiuaunast lsby 9anilia. II
9Ai0sN ndhsH anstunft psnn mon
fh ON Den 9iseatsiiusr,
>SObn y. gtrsiarfA,
.r @pnnots Ril, .Tp,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
edJalln,dcr S,ocr.

Sn bitNper Ct. SOitpb's Sh4c
r:lttcn iit aeiicn tNPiiiwoh) 0e,
WiIblm ad'ouwcdtr uns Rri. 2albl,
rinn SGfr bic Sdnot gum QebtnstunOt.
0err G4uf etlupetr uoa 81.
qous. Gin 0ruDtt n,s @f1uiiacms
mO Nrl. gIiira eOer. Sdlptlitr oor
Bran: @Ielleten od; 9Gal 'apl 2Itort
no eer SraHQtt uci O,m b'Gw 40
iepb @ont4mp uOGsOa'n ptnOf: Ger
8rnuiIna felAie Elm fgittlihs5 QOb
amt ra9 osaen @sthOilyns pas ueu'
usrmnbltt> pnar uno Sic Nahhu,r:
lruuoten 6r1bIiit in Os: gSobnIm9
ocs Germ Inipn brtr, elrnaAmcn
Die SodS,it lpure, 6sl ben Gltern Der
8raut. i'm Srsiis pitlsr gerlpanoisn,
}id4bdrn uno ifrtunoe Qetsiert. SIC
9ituoermlbllsn wsrocn nuI Der 6Orm
ocs Germ 6ermdm Soet, Die ocr
8rduaaup 'hOn, I'M Ootigen Sabre
gum 3brils cripOrben. .wutnsn. Tus
,SolisblOtt" tutbiti't ben ,g}cupcr'
ndbIten ieine bspIidh,a 8Iudmunitc
I'M ncIlsn SilnSe.
Del trcue Gebcr aasr c3naoc
Gr ibcnp eud otcI Nea irS 'itsn 0ei!o
limb loH ben tSIau5 Oea ,saNtn tDcjiS
Sell Icudten iiber r,tre fiabe'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
Diturl.
2i;tss @oH=5!cii.

am Ialnsr:ilssr lsl - Ssgts NJ.
III blb,c anz oi; SamjlW 6<lnyit
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cca %trTuoltH oaa s,ayais.. icu.s
iraN 1';tu Gl4' pca Iaoioa ylit,
nu1t @do@mta ~. elt allm Stats
lti holtH.
6raMj in eant Tt.d zen @.t,
gga,'d tan augt 9Nf.u. I'M alo
%yutto,0n j. atbtn III bert aas p,ut
Stala0g HWlanl,n 3eiseb @ti.
itymarr ,Gant olt AoN,.
!, w. Sumlust.r, e:Iilaak nis.
orJ ar; ya>anl NaGatbyfa aaa St.
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W,litytn. } ". $tmn6tam ilgit,
IS ledrS o,r trft. o.a {, II itiasm pe.
'talie eJllltn t3tit.
Sc'cpb S1tiolgsCS psTilaet. .ia,
ems Statt uuO Sbrtin l5S
&yGolc nd1 cev tSrcstlot.
Sltrnd t'Iyo bdla tins SaitJ. aae
eruEitou tastl, yayesytltunosh
mN un;tJ cluom.
Sic utus Cant mus n,t Mu Out
luIg,ltti albtu. Damn in ht ittus
pca aut,n. g. ii ipaei ,lnt@ et
'tlnltn S,SdhNt in ety Stsoi.
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'i,tr .aI;t, sylr,Asl: lteoyAu in.
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litI, 2tsi .tRun 81; NauaItuh isu
s,laltrlaits gut btttliu. Ssr Syp.
t,U9sit saIbty ii,ilu Rtaian uns
≪a h;I otg SrStii lno .dmtn trpsr
otM ala, oiti lgtitsr Slmit,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04

Cb Strrm gUraun g4trnty. Y.
$. Ycr9n'Ucr. SeurO Gitli,rmann
uub GaRar 6t&teI btiab'n hb g'ctl
aW 9irntda. 9H bapp'ltlhr
,}Dtt ibrc9 GeLh's mar lb pie GoH'
ctm. 6abIlt nnSuisbN oa man out
bier ,crni.lNt ben 9Ion enu ioldeu
pIant.
-Sur Set bOtyt ecrt. Ggqns idr
6rrn 9Oipar ,tttttl cinsn .@rnn!,en.
Ga Ntrinh slrm ioIhtn aui Strrn
Yen Milpts Nnmtien 81 b01lrn. mig
lana oa Ter &obrtr an ,pel uer(tIe.
Osusu Stellcr iroesmal in eiiler 3ielt
OoN I 6uE oui sure barie StelnmaNe
llisb III Ocr oieigt nIht eiuSuorla9sn
btrmotte,
-Grsi:dg Iarais Ser 9ol. ebmiB
NoIlbtbdUtu pou itlucr IfurcplrsiIt
lrjtOsr bier tU. Aot tct - 97imo
an Stptt AtWrnur mo bl, bic
fatbe cipcs cttCn Tcutittn. Eic
6On,ilt Ntpru 4trtp it ebuiaaa
wNCcr aui ttimlibllAW 9oocu un0
bciuott I'D, IN q. Youis miro nbty
N cmiGtr llacn aud bier tlutrsncu.
g9itnpc 9crnann Qucts n puocr
oui pic ;br atb6rIas Sarm acioQtn
nuo ipub Niclt Iclbcr bsmiritltalt,n.
0ctr HtorQc 9&ilot elmer per N0d)itr
lueIafv AM iclbcr Harm Npbrt, wjro
aud ilrbcy oorl wohatn Ntlben IT'D
lro6t lpItper auls WOmclbqaowt,t
OtyItNtn. Ttr 0norte NlbIcr Ncrr
&en FtbaRtn bat Ole Edrm ocs N:rrn
Martin Apbonnesmcpcr acpHtbict Hso
wrO opribIn jtejcl.
Gun, YtlOrcitp fr Stern QinSca
,SwllIlnQslE0blein Wtlhe ais gthIIN0g
arm 0tr'n Utrbaro SiIltmcter am
9l'outnQ 9tbcnO elu,tbrttr "oa cinhan.
1iQcr Qtbcnssct uub uddOem nt Ourd,
Die NOtbipult ebriIcn crmOreen 81
.on gn9cIO, Ger Gara. Der beiNs
lItintn 2tlbtn burl. wtroc Iitaliaa
oui biciprn Cipttcsodr in Die Groc
QeIcnlt TU Sbrtr Vieten bttnubt}n
t'litrn mitr laniQlirs 8rilco!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04

uno mir iubren ;urlt Sar pttI' ron
GlA9t. Nui Dem g9sls Oorthlu 'uao
ipltrsnO mir ols MArit5 erstt rurh
lnbrfn. selQiC mir ArnoIO bic Sitat.
iuO isiue G5nttJr @b;ihjaa. biz trr
tar3 rcrbtr rey5slra;b,t nit ihytN
Wtmdti2 05rlit &trnsWtp,r trtrnu,eu,
Gigies rlr nur tty-s ntac.. 0a't,
0oh Cnt,I 2Fu ouh ujtt tint Sl'5t
oap0u etlpl1a.. N-mtr Ben!
Sic it,lmntu Stmtrvu rao
Gui 6v0tr.
oIls dusaC.ctiut uno nU.at'tlc't-
lutroCn.
lIc,t'tluQ irIstl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04

Zoe uno id .nuBtsn diSm3Btten uuo
crit tipen Smblb netmen. Die Sm.
biz, partu 10 biufl oaB ib oit bic
0ausIrnu btoaaerts; Dix 'af immer
il Der 9lA, bsiaaiiigt. Siaotmcn
ibeu bsguuasn ft MT 8 MobGst,n
oes 3l9ts, ipe,itn cIt 81 2Rlt,oQ I'M
!, = oOtr : llbv, ie haaotn llmtdnNt
uaO ,9tit es erlaube>l. 0Hnr0 tpdy
soar alter QCmUretn. olleln Der harhof
Ser 3uSnO mar aebilfbtn. Sooann
! iiicQm nil ppb elrn,ll m>,:tt Bay.
pen. paNt,ien Nicptrum bura Bic Wl.
rjes G,ect uaO Qcllnatcn nah eirtm
tursta RIitc OOr oer pyGbUolln Ne'
Eoeus unisrt9 olmr,OoGu Noc Nioyl,lo
AZ, Aul eMer Ha9tbt. IN cjnem
Rlrt ndno t'c sutI Stot bobt ,pon
%rid crbautc MOhnuna mi, GariOr,
l1fummer uno ,Rhbc IN ot nntcrcn
uuo ltNnen uno QerGaml4cn 3namern
IN Der Cher Stage. lPap Nuptt an
Otn &ouItrltps Uon 81 SoNls ttlnt
lhtnue @tlipcnWn. Stln Muroer.
ucun 9dau mo SIitty ultt ale'n
uou @ctphaIil, nhosru pom AcfRr.
i'm Sun, IA fl1h poR St. NOg1 bl>y
hcum llgtn uuo nlten. Htst mo
tGtteSS miftE aur bus ltulatlt, ,ud9
olcitl am Nbgubc AMI btfta muuot.
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h,At III Cintr y sbo1. atlpbIt u t'iy'
zen. Eus ptriorG, A,fts BET tltit.
atrduml9t, ieiISe Seller, Wou Net
ltlt'd1r,t pcrI;cb m'6 bier uh> 10
u,rorcatt 81: temmsuot 9il1t bttt
Sumnl ID nca cinen auotrtil S1mrl'
cen tier poriuhN. efyru Soc Styttia
poa 9Gar,inSbur6, Npprlm 50.
grt ttiecn So,fs mSrtn SIpd iSncJ0jae
HNplltrihtt,. bic nit Gdpi. 9Sm. =.
OU6ty lit l0lt No, 6gc. 9tOt Qt.
Oicnl. Sr,til ipdy tt!dmtlib Oct
oumuyih pet 60, tiut tsIaWitoi., DE
Il tqJtbiIYd. btIo0pt,s, rtm Ea'
men Sbaelth. ,VtSt}rt l0uNber ltipcn
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mu,gpN sd: C, ~ WILT ,uNs pW.
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6itr mar sin auatuebmtr. SiI 'pdlI
in pic Naht wuyoe 9tpIaHoer!. aH
,nAahm gtcrs,d haaotm Srt3Nan
cm1irWmtl, ihbrtt mih Der lunas
Subn ets Saniss Sur s8oauuu9 pou
H6t,l Stn, s9ilo. auh bl,T Wdasn
pie alltu gaobpupatn W.isip nNsn
uno nsus. .ltrdunlist kanNeS du otr,n
SitNs. pi,y par ts, ro I'D III 1865
'loaiyis. ats ia in Der u96tu S5nls
Raaihtr ipitltt. OH Gbrtp igpitt,
n;iln fe ,piat aaipaki,n, Sas pm'
De bier aIp 4asnps nitosrbolts mean
drnelp, ,ugo 9trre u. [, ~. bsim Sti'
pat llslsrtiats Ytft ihONen. 2sas
.bI, Gobl itrh hspaten. OILS i'd paa Ssr'
'lqui non 4 Sfppatsu ipi,ost uhirs !plo
uath glnn mGri5irts., Cpttl &n
ssat ssafasi, it'ps SOttn Nrs tiesr
psis. asa ole Sapl, II alt Asgpt.
pen, yrdfOsnt ae0i,uslt mires bier
lla,y IN, ,Ai, Napes happtn. iptnn u
'eh .oi, elpbtnt,l istt., Die ia bity, BE-
.hn0sa, Miles iuutos bsRailat. ri,i'
nc ,ssayaupa 10 oaIet ~ p'fl ttrl'hi
'sp sthn. litb Der Vile uRbsa4;tt
scia @anb,r. msng sr an, le'sslN II
Sase (senaias irant ano aitt BUR
giras ath,a ,ioua.s. ea9etm rir
kW,ssqinna atplarptrl. ea6ei nisht.
sSts. .Scfpia.,iAh ia nit IN ,sia
S.a.!. 10. alsls IA xth tlisx
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
@tnrFoh.

gm Spttialiul Nty Mo. Qa.jt,
Slbl wIyN an 6ita CIiohtr ppu
CiuSt. Ms. uaa q. Nuu& hbia3ym
unO ait llltu 3piit2uiillioutu mbll.
In, GU Saa Wi;S tm 1;2S n2r
Hltm, qm 1ttn Cltoby ooa Si.
youi* atiabytn. Eunertiittiatt non
Cilst, No bttvGst sI.50
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
3ahnGr,.lmn.

8. @. y. 5ainter ,olro om SoUn.
ial 0.n litu bl4 al{cutal 9iitla9 o0;
lii;r Ctobr III g@thphllil lin
eItttyi,it0i piyo gum ltuluiIoitn 6gi'
'tnth olr SABINE auGnglnN, weI9.
lrpucu. &yuttadybtlt wlt Wo oihGan.
l;H cine SpCijdItIt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
rSatnl IN iauicn acluiinINi.

llutcrrihucttr wiinitt cine fdrul
lnpu mitticrtr Wrobs itno nit ,iumli,b
.Quttn @cboubcn. ,u iOu'tn. Wdn
i'prtAs urr ooet ibrclbt an Die &eao,'
ZION Oisies 9Iolics Obtr On WilbcInl
@pit WenpbaIia, Orc
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
aiuOssArHb pOa 2riibcH.

wsaEEs.g
6 wems nidli' SD BIN biz nidt geilorber,
Gin slUia ielia peben Siua hlir aui.
g, iabli eu ibn, ben SranS b,n Id stlOorben,
@r bcmmte eleidl iib oeinCr 1Nrdnen yNui.
N;er pcbnt Der Srieee, Isii4t,t elu 'bea <I9t
: weiut midi.
6 weiur niSt! = gao icllt i9 I1ng,r wnI
len
Sn ountIeu 9ano, rO 1OO li!N elno eudl
idrsdt2
aRn lit Sae S0rS, tas BerrIi4te, ee'nnn:
Rem Slahn,wsis sOnnt, metn SIeiO 1T I'M.
beHsdt.
SD itaa' III Icnne Gottsd, Nuse'i4t. -
{ weins ni4l
a welnC ni1t, 3isb. ,pic Sabre i4UiUoen,
Mud e9 iras. btlo osin 6nss. ~ mir Der.
0u ipirit mi9 leIie unter seI'9en 'ine.n
llno spig trcnat mo oann ,sih 2terben mebr.
Drum bcbe iromm ~ goit etln auocYi6t
limb rpeIne nidpf
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-04
VOtaies.
6u. 9juue Nod, Ncli Iai pIcn.
iaA III S,ipaiIta ~ arityloa Hilq.

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iaA III S,iUdtIta ~ achcyloa eilq.
-car 2hcobor Gbaumtto IL
iJt SlNliaR wltotr IN NtNit Vin,f
Jdmlte.
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pOn eium ,NtS.n Gclute N II. toul5
'btimadtbr.
%. QIIIemeper X Son periano'
ten 9isnnaG cine 6drlaOuna YieD na&
St. Nuus.
--ftrr NnlOn 00liermlnu inai
Ticnlin9 upn 4lartInsbutQ aitrber uul
or SGnumttcr Sper 8cticIt beijn'
p0hntt.
Sic Ceyrcn SObu !. SamiB un0
Mtutl HueB bon &Oais Greet mltsn
Qtit,rn Uutpmmr"e Selu1er IN uulsr.
Cm SNuttlm.
-9gtQ:n g!unad lu Gdum murtt
siu i'iuStiauot Die .Gullbis oI 80
lumtu@" t'irtllen0, h,9 ndtnt g@Dtlc
iurili3gIt9t WtyeM,
@trna,o ahtiltrmts tho uitt
28lIntlm, Wlt III ktie, Wpht unlim'
lid NHitti, WTO 6II S5t NtNulty
Mm 2gauaItdr labttn.
-(rrr lbco9or @hauutdtt st..
.uon Gu"ba9 an0 Aoolpl @buMutttr
pon 81. GI)ldbti3 wobu,tu atllt,u ocr
Sohicit pte SyUOcts l@'itgIm bet.
Ser mo Stan eb0rta ,ottb
| iowir ,eIcu HInbl 0eHrp uno gNl!llt
1 hna lCn Nionidl oallc p,H VOp0 rfip,
\ Bretp0pa S4m, Z, Qobtt n vic
ltoWu.
r. --6tI. EGurnCla gAUur aoull itti
I tEpnnulldA II 81. Nouls I'M 81 INrtt
\ EnOc Gtiobcr ltaillmocuor Q,d5ut
4 mt 0tuu 6rart NduUU pca 81.
TSouls, VorueteltlNAtl aU trr,itn.
[ -Neu Sturp Qornoanid uno Sc
tIlabtm nuO hOttrlltut ubCr oos iuullC
fSn0 "a. 5otttrhtnD pclhe9 ScuN'
i0g III lyrtm SOUle clntCtrtc. 2as
II ErltsbI0ti" Q,dmltt ium tlrluen
T[itt'cn'
3US. NJGr tam Wicn,ua Non
98engOilc. Mo, no Ct oas SAmNoc.
bluopett beneibl hIrtLcr. 'Ste with
bier bsl otW Maya. V'rrn Srmlru
liOdt, Wtupdnoitn ITO 6rslihot uft'
I'll bis n0h 0cr Qrdi}l, ltlney
S6wClcr, 6ri. Anna.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-07
COL. j. M. KNIGHT DEAD.
Popular and Prominent Newspaper
Man Passes Away in Asheville,
N,

Sumter, September 4.-Col John
M. Knight, formerly editor of the
Herald, Of this city, lied in Ashe-
vile, N. c., this mo, ming, aged forty
wears.
His health failed last winter and he
moved to Ashevil., early in the spring.
His body will be brought to this
city for interment Thursday morning.
Col. Knight was well known throu%h-
out the state, especially in Py>lian
circles, he ""'.;r'; served as Grand
'iancellor c. Tho Grand Lodge of
South Carolina
Col. Knight was a native Of Pcn-
ncttsville, but had been living in Sum-
ter since 1895.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-07
"Sultan of Sulu.

George AIDES ever popular Sultan
of Sulu was presented in Norfolk last
night at the Academy.
New and picturesque costumes and
q chorus physically and vocally pleas
ing added interest to the effective
work of an excellent caste in the
charming comedy set to good music.
A fair-sized audience witnessed the
performance and applauded literally.
The Sultan of Sulu presents matt
nee this afternoon as we'll as a per-
formance onight.-Virginian-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-07
BAILEY MAY HAVE HOPES.
Believed That Texan Senator May
Oppose Bryan For Nomina-
tion,

Washington, September 4.-Sena.
tor Bailey, Of Texas, is believed here
to have entered the field for the Demo-
cratic Presidential nomination in
1908. The senator started for Texas
after the Bryan speech, but turned
back in Kentucky and last night was
again in this city. subsequently he
left for New York ID announced that
he would have statement on Mr..
Bryan's speech.
Mr. Bailey has never pecn consider
ed government ownsrShif man. Po-
liticians here think that lie believes
that Bryan 3 government attitude has
weakened him and think lie is getting
himself in position to contest the
termination with him. They sre wait
ing for what the Texan may say with
great interest.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-07
Gard From Mr.. Ansel.

TO the Democratic Voters Of New
berry county:
take this means Of expressing my
sincere thanks to the many voters Of
Newberry county who cast their bal
lots for me MS Governor of South Car
olina on the 2Sth ult. | feel very
grateful for this manifestation Of
their confidence in me, and am truly
grateful to the people all over the
state for the splendid vote given me
in tho first primary.
! now ask that all Of my friends
turn ont on the 11th of September
and let us roll up large majority,
and / respectfully solicit the solid vote
Of your county on that day, promising
to give to the office my undivided
time and best ability.
Very respectfully,
M +. Ansel.
Greenville, S. c., Sept. 3, 1906
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-07
Gard From Brunson.

Mr.. Joel Il. Brunson of Sumter, who
ran in the first primary on Il straight
prohibition platform has sent the fol-
lowing to the Columbia State:
Through your columns | ask the
privilege Of extending my sincere
thanks to those prohibitionists of the
state who voted for me in the primary
election. For the good Of our cause
the vote should have been much lar
ger, but it moves me deeply to know
had the support of the immortal ten
thousand" the knees which have
not bowed unto Baal, and every mouth
which hath not kissed him.
1t is not my purpose to be candi-
date again for any office in the gift Of
our people, but shall work even more
vigorously in the future than III the
past for clear-cut state prohibition.
When the prohibitionists Of the state
organize they will carry the election
for officials, easily, and until they
elect officials who are prohibitionists
at heart they cannot hope to see pro-
hibition laws properly enforced i'll any
part of the state.
The Sumter Daily Item says: "Our
fellow-townsman, Hon. Joel f.. Brun-
son, has decided preference for Man
ming over Anscl.' IF the Item wishes
to make the impression That am sup
porting Mr.. Manning, it is al error.
However warm my friendship for Mr..
Manning may have been, he stands as
| the representative of the liquor bust
ness. and, with or without his consent,
rs the candidate of the liquor "na-
chinc' and | cannot vote for him. It
is true, believe county dispensarics
will work more evil in our midst than
the state dispensary with all its cor
ruption. but that is no reason why [
should support the dispcnsary.
| Joel II. Brlnson.
Sumter, S. G., Sept. 3, 1906.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-07
FIRST STEAMSHIP
SAILS IN OCTOBER

New York, Sept. 5.-Announcement
was made today that the North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship line has decided
to send steamer about the middle Of
October on trial ship from Bremen
via Baltimore to Charleston and Sa-
vannah. A regular service will de-
pend on the result of this trip.
The action was taken at the in
stance Of f. j. Watson, commissioner
of agriculture and immigration of
South Carolina, who is in Europe in
vestigating the subject Of immigration
to Southern ports.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-09-07
BRYAN AGAIN AT HOME.
Democrats and Republicans Alike Join
in Honoring Their Distinguish
ed Neighhor. .......

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 5.-Willian j.
Bryan tc.light returned to his home
and the 'EHome Folks" welcomed him
with every evidence of approval and
satisfaction. It was neighborly
welcome, planned as such, and carried
out as planned.
Lincoln has more Republicans than
Democrats, but tonight there was no
line of partizan division, and the well
come extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
was sincere and joyful.
1t is doubtful whether Lincoln ever
held larger crowd than that which
came to the city today. 1t was half
holiday i'll the city and every train
from over the state arrived loaded
down, bringing not only Nebraska
people but many from nearby states.
The city was handsomely decorated.
The non-partizan nature Of the recep-
ton was emphasized in every way pos
sible.
The Bryan train arrived shortly af-
ter 5 O'Clock. There was roar of vel.
come as the train rolled in and Mr..
Bryan appeared on the platform. In
the party, aside from Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan and their daughter, Grace, was
the Lincoln delegation, which left here
10 days ago to meet him at New York,
and which Mr.. Bryan accompanied on
its homeward trip, together with a few
of the Nebraska Democratic mayors,
who also went to New York.
Showing no sign of fatigue, but
bowing right and left and smiling
happily with all occasional word to
an old acquaintance, Mr.. Bryan walk
ed to carriage. Seated with him in
the trap we're Gov. Mickey, Mayor
Brown and John E. Miller, president
of the Lincoln Commercial club. A
second carriage had Mrs. Bryan, Mrs.
M. ID. Welch, Mrs. j. E. Miller and
Mayor Dahlman Of Omaha. Then, in
turn, followed carriages containing
members of the reception committee
and newspaper men who accompanied
Mr.. Bryan from the East. No at
tempt was made. Mt parade, although
there was pretentious mounted es-
cort, headed by Capt. James Cosgrave,
policemen on horseback, fraternal or
ganizations and individual marchers,
the whole preceded by six bands.
Among those present were a number
of officers and men who were members
of Bryan's regiment in the Spanish
war;. and they cheered their colonel
heartily. The party traversed three
of the principal business streets lined
with cheering crowds, and then pro-
ceeded to the home Of Charles w. Bry-
an, where Mr.. Bryan had dinner and
rested for time prior to going to the
state capitol grounds for The speaking
exercises and reception.