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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Desde Panama

Pansma, "A de Mayo.-Aunque no
Sc han enviado instrucciones espe
clales los gobernadores de las pro
vincias, el ministro GAardia declare
hoy que el gobierno tratara de saran-
tizar Ia complete libertad de acci0n
de les ciudadanos en- las pr6ximas
elecciones. Anadi6 que asi 10 desea-
ba trnemente el sef1or Amad0r, Y
que todos los empleados del gobier-
no deberan obedecer las 6rdcnes
prevlas del Presidente, que les pro-
hlben intervenir en- las elecciones,
q no ser para yer que Sc hagan en-
torma legal y Sc respete la voluntad
del pueblo.
Esta noche sc anunci6 que una
comislon de liberales sc proponfa
embarcarse. para los Estados Unidos
el domingo pr6ximo 4 fa de presen-
tar al Presidente Roosevelt su capi-
tulo de cargos contra e1 Presidentc
Amador.
En- el hospital de Colon muri6 TN
italiano vfctima de la febre amarilla,
y asi 10 demostro la autopsia. Lie
yaba dos meses de Residential en- Co.
lon. Han empezado las defunciones
enagrande escala.
El vapor que trajo las primeras
trelnta y cinco locomotoras para los
trabajos del canal acabara de descar
garlas esta semana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
information francesa

Paris, 26 de Mayo.--El general
Dalstein recibio hoy en- ell ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores las ms
trucciones relativas su mission como
representante ell la boda del Rev. de
Espaf1a. lie acompanaran Mr.. Pa16o-
-logue, ell teniente corone1 Eberner Y
Ell captain Courcel.
Ha llegado a Burdeos de paso para
Madrid el prelado monsefIor Locate
Iii, que lleva los regalos del Papa
para el Rey y su prometida.. Tam
bf6a han pasado por Paris con rum
DO a Madrid los principles Alberto V
Federico Guilfermo de Prussia, el
gran duque Uladimiro de Russia el
archiduque Francisco Fernando de
Austria con ST esposa.
El gobierno frances ha resuelto de-
f1nltivamente que en- 10 faturo los Sc
minaristas no estaran exentos del
servlcio miltar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13

|proposiciones inadfnisibles. de
que han cometido IN monstruo-
SO error que deben rectifcar
antes de que sc repitan eScenas
amargas y crueles.
Sin forzar la nota sombrfa,
sin necesidad de que Sc repitan
los extremes dolorosos que die
ron margen la vez pasada q
que las autoridades intervinie-
ran Y adoptaran medidas radi-
calisimas, es de todos modos
lnadmisible ell que seacepte esa
importation de carne refrige-
rada, que resulta de muy def
|cientes preparedness alimenti-
|cias, cuando no ofrezca otras
desventajas y aun peligros de
mayor alcance.
Aver hcmos demostrado que
la subasta era nula, y, la adju-
dicaclon inadmisiblc.
ES precise, pues, que Sc des-
haga csc trato hecho a espaldas
de la opinion Y en- contra de to-
dos los intereses de la Isla.
No puede haber pretextos. nj
caben razones que alegar en-
defensa de 10 hecho.
Sc impone, en- justicia. una
completa anulaci6n de esa su-
baSta.
Para clio toda la raz6n V to-
das las experiencias estan dc
nueStra parte y en- nuestro
abOnO.
FL gobierno esta a tempo to
davia de remediar TN gran da-
no que Sc les puede hacer a
criaturas indefensas, q ni1os
dcsvalidos.
No vaya q empcorar la con-
tumacia, 10 que va es harto la.
mentable Y doloroso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
HENRIK IBSEN

Cristianfa, "a de Mayo.-Ha falle-
cldo Henrik Isen, el gran poeta y All.
tor dramatico de Noruega, 4 los Sc
tenta y ocho affos de edad. Los Re
yes enviaron inmediatamente un
mensaje de p6same 4 la viuda, la
Camara dedic6 I'm sentido tribute al
eminente literato y todos los teatros
cerraron anoche sus puertas. Sc lie
preparan -magnlhcos funerales.
Cristiania, Is de Mayo.-La fami-
LA de Henrik Ibsen ha recibido tele-
CRANES de p6same de todas las ma
Clones. Entire ellos los habla del
Rey de Dinamarca y de los repre-
sentantes de los principales teatros
de Europa y America. La Camara
dispondra hoy 10 relative al funeral,
que sera uno de los mas imponentes
presenciados en- Noruega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
FL decenario de San Juan

Esta noche comienza EN- Ia Cate
dral ell solemne decenario 4 San Tuan
Bautista, Patron de Ia Isla de Puerto
Rico.
FL hermoso temple ha sido ador-
nado con gusto y arte exquisite por
las distinguidas damas y angelicales
Sefloritas de Ia Comisi6n.
FL coro ha de resultar verdadera-
mente admirable, al igua1 que todos
los detalles de la espl6ndida fiesta
religiosa.
FL acto empezara las siete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Los festejos patronales
Ell PROGRAMA De LAS GRAEDES FlESTaS

La comisi6n trabaja activamente
en- la redacci6n de- programa de las
grandes y solcmnes festejos patro-
nrles que este af1o han de superar
las celebradas en- afios anteriores.
La colecta alcanza 4 una Sunla i'm
portante y la comision espera tener
t1uy en breve el total presupuestado
para cubrir todas las atenciones de
Ia fiesta.
La animation Que existe es extra
ordlnarla, inusitada, indescriptible.
Los festejos patronales haran epo-
ca en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
UNA ERRATA

En- el artfculo que bajo eI rubro
= erm inando una polemica.. y sus-
critic por I'm espanol, . publicamos
aver, sc deslizo una errata i1nportan-
te en- las lineas 7 Us del parrafo (.
de dicho artfculo.
Donde aparece que sienten afec~
eion por 10 menos 8 respeto, Sc es~
cribio que sienten affection 8 por Io
menos resPeto, errata que habran
subSanado nuestros lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Cazando & Caceres

En- Santo Domingo contindan di-
vertidos de veras y en- Washington
slguen algo retrasados de noticias.
II resultaao es que, en- cuanto lle-
ga IN telegrama de San Juan, Cor
pus Cristi Kingston anunciando Ia
intal1ble revolution mensual en- San
to Domingo, viene tambien el tele-
grama de Washington con la noticia
de que en- Ia secretaria de Estado
hay barruntoS de que Sc proyecta
|algo contra la paz dominicara.
Un tanto sc retard6 el mes pasado
la chamusquina periodical, pero va
la tenemos aquf, es decir, va han
andado 4 estacazos en- MacOrls V
IGuayubfn. TambiGn Sc anuncia ST
multaneamente. como era de cai6n,
que despu6s de pensarlo bien en-
Washinton con toda madurez calma
se han enviado 6rdenes los barcos
amcrlcanos que traten de impedir
todo desembarque de revoluciona-
rios, armas y municiones en- Santo
Domingo.
ImagInese ell lector 10 que llama
tin correspondent ia sorpresa Y ell
embarazo del departamento al reel
bir del comandante Southerland, iefc
de Ia escuadra americana en- aguas
dominicanas, el siguiente besala-
mane:
Los revolucionarios capturarOn ell
fuerte de Macorfs y Sc retiraron. No
hubo desgracias.
Y como creceria y apretaria ell su-
sodlcho embarazo del departanentO
al enterarSe de este otro requiebro,
que vino pisandole los talones al pri-
nero.
"Cabo Haifiano, 20 de Mayo.-Los
revol ucionari0s dOminicanoS atacaron
4 Guayabfn, mataron al comandante
de la plaza general Mongo sc diri-
gieron al interior. Cortaron Ia co
.municaci6n telegradca entire Monte
'crlsti y Santiago de los Caballeros.
Los sublevados los capitanea Mauri-
clio Glmenez y luchan por el EXPIRE
sidente Isidro Jimenez, habi6ndose
Incorporate los amigos del ex-Presi-
|dente Morales
En- medic de tan moral embarazo,
ei ministro de Marina de Washington
ha salvado la situaci6n disponniendo
que el caf1onero Don Tuan de Aus
|trla 'vaya del Norte al Este de San
to Domingo y que el cafionero Pa
ducah (que a buena cuenta deber1a
ser tamblen Don Paducah" San
Paducah J. vaya del Norte al Sur de
Santo Domingo.
Entire tanto anuncia lin peri6dico
de esta ciudad que ell million de pc
SOS recaudado por los americanos
en- aqucllas aduanas y traido Nue-
va York para que no 10 embaracen
los revolucionarios de su pals, ha lido
rodeandose pausadamente hasta con-
vertirse hoy en- million y cuarto de,
rozagantes pesos.
Desde luego que mientras mas ar
da cl pelo en- Ia isla y mas cisco Sc
levante, menos probabilidades habra
de que los Estados Unidos Sc vean
en- Ell dificil trance y grandfsimo EN-
bozadera de tener que devolver esos
realejos 4 Caceres, Morales 8 lime-
nez 8 al Fernandez que tras ellos
venga. Que es 10 que Sc guerra de-
|mostrar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Meetings polfticos

FL jueves las 4 de Ia tarde Sc
verificara Ell Ell barrio de Santurce
Y en- el sitio denomiaado "Subida de
la Iglesia, TN mitin I'm nionista.
\ el viernes 4 la misma hora Sc
llevara a cabo otro mitin del referi-
do partido "Unionista de Puerto Ri
CO, en- Ia plaza de la Lealtad de
Puerta de TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Examenes para abogados

Con brillante exito han sutrido
examenes del segundo grado del
carrera de Derecho, los sefIores don
Manuel Paz Urdaz, notario de Are
cibo, don Miguel Olmedo Toste v
don Luis Abella Blanco, notario de
esta Capital. Nuestro APPLAUSE 4 los
mencionados sefIores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Candidate a Ia Camara
POR SAN JUAN
DON EDUARDO GEORGETTI

Entire los elementos del partido
unionlsta de San Juan suena el nom.
brc del prestigioso hacendado de
barceloneta, don Eduardo Georgetti,
para el cargo elective de Delegado
Ia Camara por este distrito.
I'll sef1or Georgotti FIVE candidate
en- las eleccioncs de 1902, por Ell
Partido federal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Nota del dia

NdHlOS q lnSlSC1T nOy SCORE el
mismo asunto que sirvio de te-
ma q nuestro articulo de aver.
Y ST es precise hacer una
campafia, para que no Sc come
ia ell abuse que sc pretende
consumar, la haremoS decidida-
mente, en- la seguridad de que
cumplimos Tin sagrado deber.
Desde aver hemos recibido
muchas telicitaciones, hasta
nosotros han lIegado poderosas
voces de a(iento, Sc nos invita-
a continuar la defensa de los
ninos asilados, sc nos ofrece
ayuda, ST haCe falta.
Un vivo sentimiento de con-
miseraci0n Y de piedad, ha con-
movidO a nuestro pueblo, inte-
Tesandole en- favor de esas des-
dichadas criaturas.
La opinion publica indigna-
da pr0testa de 10 que sc quiere
haCer.
Y Sc recuerda 10 que ocurrio
haCe TN alO, cuandO cOrrierOn
IumoreS alarmanteS sobre la
alimentaCi0n que Sc les daba a
los niilOS asiladOs: afrm0 enton-
ces, la version popular que una
enfermedad ide Caracter epide-
mico desarrollada por aquellos
diaS en- las Escuelas de Carload
tenia Sill origen en- la carne re
frigerada qHe los asilados inge-
Tian.
Ell luminoso informe produ-
cidO por TN medico eminente,
el doctor Francisco K. de Goe-
naga, dado en- aquellos dias 4
solicitud de las autoridades SUI
periOres, confrmo los temOreS
que Sc temian y di6 la raz6n a
las versiones que circularon.
FL mencionad0 documento era
la mas en6rgica Y respectable
opinion cOntraria al uso de la
carne refrigerada EN- Puerto
Rico.
La opinion de la ciencia fu6
escuchada aquella vez, ell mag
nfhco informe del doctor Goe-
naga quito de los eStableci-
mientoS que sostiene cl Estado
csc repugnante genero de ali
mentaci6n.
Hoy reproducimos el notable
documento a que nos referi-
mos.
Su lectura produce espanto.
Ell autor del informe describe
81 estado en- que las carnes re-
frigeradas llegan generalmente
al punto de su destino.
Algunas veces. lego al Ma
nicomio cubierta de una capa
viscosa y Ell plena desconposi-
ci6n.
Asi termin6 ell abuse incalih-
cable, el indigno negocio perpe-
trado a expensas de la salud de
unOs lamenta bles asilados Y
unos pobres dementes.
Ell contrato quedo rescindi-
do. Los ninos cuya mantenen-
cia sufraga el pals contribuyen-
te, no tuvieron que conner a la
fuerza aquella inmunda carne
podrida.
Varios aSiladOs murieron en-
aquellos dfas. La voz popular
hablaba de infecciones incura-
bies, de funestas intoxicaciones.
va parece que Sc ha olvidado
todo este; que no Sc recuerda
NADIA de 10 pasado; hasta una voz
mas reciente aun la de Mr. Hay
nes,clamando contra elconsumo
absurdo y peligroso de carnes
TcfrijeradaS en- pa1ses donde no
Sc justiflca, tai uso, por ningi1n
concepto legitimo, parece que
Sc ha olvidado por complete.
P0r ESQ reproducimos ell in /
forme del doctor Goenaga.
Su lectura convencera d los
5mprudentes, 4 los olvidadizos
que han aceptado de nueyO
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
TRIP OF THE TEACHERS.
Continued from first page.

the pleasure of hearing some of
the leading educators of our
country. among whom were SUI
perintendent Cook of Ohio, Su-
perintendent McIver of North
Carolina, Superintendent Carson
of Illinois. and Superintendent
j. b. Aswell.
We must kindly make this a
secret, but it is claimed that most
of Us were not feeling well on
Friday, for the reason that we
were not used to the water" at
that place. So large number
decided to return Saturday. To
say the least of it, it is reported
that baggage was misplaced and
that the confusion of tongues
was witness to many. The
other crowd, not being able to
return, we suppose. remained
over till Sunday.
On Saturday the banners were
presented. one for largest per-
centage of teachers present.
which was awarded to West Baton
Rouge, the other for. the greater
number of miles travelled, which
was won by Caddo. Our parish
came third in the first contest.
having ~ out of the 46 present.
We were somewhat surprised
to note the attention that our
parish is receiving from school
officials and educators. Many
were heard to remark about our
progress in the educational world.
This no doubt makes our Super
intendent. Mr.. Moss, feel very
proud, and he should justly feel
50, for his hard work and per-
sistent efforts. Too much credit
cannot be given him for our sue
cess on our memorable trip.
On Monday all teachers were
back to duty working with a new
zeal and vigor.
o. @. T.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
IT WILL PLEASE YOUI

We now offer for sale at all
stations through tickets reading
via Ri Dorado, st. L. 1. M. e s..
to Camden, ArkadeJphia, NAL
vern, Little Rock, Hot Springs.
Memphis. st. Louis and all inter
mediate points on St. L. l. M. &
5. Railway. also to all points on
Rock Island System, including
Brinkley. Ark, Wister, South
McAlister, HoIdenvilIe, [. T.:
Oklahoma City, Shawnee.
Guthrie, Enid, o. T.: Wichita.
Anthony. Hutchinson, Kansas.
and intermediate points.
ARKANSAS SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Ruston, Louisiana
GEO. II. LEE, T. j. SHELTON.
G. r. A. G. A.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
TO MEET SPINNERS
Committee From the Southern
States to Meet Them.

The executive committee of the
Louisiana Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union held a
meeting in Shreveport first of
the week. Mr.. j. w. Boyett,
Jr., who is a member and atten-
ded the meeting, could not be
seen. but the following appeared
in the Shreveport Times:
The State Farmers Union
Council and executive committee
met in this city Tuesday night.
adjournIng at IL O'Clock after
the transaction of considerable
routine of business. l.. n.
Holmes, president of the Louis
lana Union. announced yesterday
that the action taken hy the ex-
ecutive committee, he believed,
will be for the good of the state
and especially the agricultural in.
terests.
"One of the things we did,"
said Mr.. Holmes, wi.a resides at
Bernice. in Unien parish. twas
to elect j. W. Boyett. Jr., of
Winfield. as the Louisiana COM
mitteeman to join a committee
from the Southern states in
Washington on the LIST and "a Of
May, which will meet u like COM
mittee of the spinners of Europe
to discuss the cotton crop now
being planted and to agree on
the methods and terms of the
disposition of the crop:
Mr.. Holmes returned to his
home in Uuion parish yesterday
aud the other members OF the
committee left for their respect
i've homes during the day. Lit
tie was known in this city of the
meeting.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
Is the Moon Inhabited.

Science has proven that the
moon has an atmosphere. which
makes life in some form possible
on that satellite; but not for
human beings, who have hard
enough time on this earth of ours:
especially those who don't know
that Electric Bitters cure Head
ache. Biliousness, Malaria, ChiIls
and Fever. Jaundiee, Dyspepsia,
Dizziness. Torpid Liver, Kidney
complaints, General Debility and
Female weaknesses. Unequalled
as a general Tonic and Appetizer
for weak persons and especially
for the aged. It induces sound
sleep. Fully guaranteed by all
druggists. Price only soc.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
A FIRE AT NEWPORT
House of Postmaster STICKY
Was Burned.
Special TO The Sentinel.

Special TO The Sentinel.
Newport, La, April 24.-Mr
G. ID. Stuckey, the postmaster OF
Newport, had the misfortune OF
getting his house burned last Sun
day night at II O'Clock. Except
two beds. a few quilts and "A chair
or two and postoffiee, he lost all
he had. The fire caught from a
match he threw down after he
had examined his incubator.
But the good people here have
come to his assistance and we
hope he will soon be comfortably
situated again.
We arc having some fine
weather now aud the farmers are
taking advantage of it. They
are very we'll up with their plant
ing.
The health of this section is
very good.
Mrs. Lot Hinton has been quite
sick and also DIR. Story's wife,
but we are glad to know that
both are rapidly improving.
The Hebron school is progress
ing nicely with Prof. j. |. Taylor
as principal. He has enrolled Il
pupils. We very much regret
the short term, rs we learn it is
to close about the 18th of June
for the summer normal. There
is nothing which builds up an in
terest in community and puts
real life into the children as well
as a good school.
The Newport boys havea good
baseball team here and are to
play the Beech Greek nine ut
Hickory Valley Saturday evening
during the Singing Conventions.
which is to be held there on tine
fifth Sunday and Saturday
before.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
RoLYAT.
Life Insurance Records.

New York, April 26.-All the
records of their San Francisco
Office having been destroyed IN
the earthquake, the Equitable
and New York Life aud Mutual
Life Insurance Companies have
a large force of men at their
home office copying the duplicate
records. They will be sent west
at the earliest possible moment.
None of the companies has any
indication as to just what their
death losses will be.
1t is understood the proofs of
death will be simplifed as much
as possible, so that the benefi-
Charles who need the money may
get it with the least possible de-
lay.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
ANOTHER SHOCK FELT
At San Francisco on Tuesday
Afternoon.

San Francisco, April 25.-At
3:15 o'clock this afternoon a
shock of earthquake was felt.
1t lasted nearly minute and
caused considerable alarm. A
number of walls of burned
buildings which were standing in
a weak condition were thrown
down and all frail buildings were
considerably shaken up. but the
damage was slight.
Mrs. Annie Whitaker, aged
%. wrs killed by the earthquake.
She was at work IN the kitchen
of her home on Shotwell street in
the Mission district when the
shock came. The chimney which
had been left in a tottering con-
dition by the heavy shock last
Wednesday crashed through the
roof upon the young woman and
fractured her skull. Her body
was taken to the morgue and
buried an hour later.
The shock was also felt in
Oakland and BerkeIy, but in
each Of these places it was very
slight and of drIef duration.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
Tint Settled 1t.

They had looked soulfully into each
others eyes for some time. but some
how he didn't seem to Come to the
point. Then suddenly he made dis
covery.
You have your mothers beautiful
eyes, dear" he said
She felt that the time had come to
play her trump card.
Il have Also" she said, my fathers
lovely check book"
Within thirty minutes the engage
ment was announced.-Judge's Maya
zine of Fun.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
Many Babies Born.

San Francisco, April 24.-Last
Saturday night triplets were born
to one of the homeless women
at the Preside and that same
night eight little tots made their
first appearance on the reserva-
ton at Fort Mason. Six were
born IN the emergency hospital,
and two out on the vacant space
adjoining the fort. The babies
are all reported to be healthy
youngsters.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
re Professional Humor,.t.

IT'S not much fun to scribble rhymes and
ladle humor out
When one is wholly at a loss for th,nvs
to write about.
And when a man for years has had thsz
sort of thing to do,
It's very, very hard to find a theme that's
new.
30 sometimes as my weary brain 1 nm
mage DER and thrash
In vain attempt to find thought that's
Just tfifle fresh,
I'm tempted sore to cease to quip, to give
up Joke and quirk,
And grab 9 shovel or pick and really go
to work.
Minneapolis Tribune.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
The Story of Two Dollars.

The Bay City, Texas, Tribu..
tells. the following pertiueut
story:
A man in Ashland had two Il.
yer dollars. The man sent o.
of them to a Kansas CITY ma
order house for twenty pounds 4
sugar and the dollar went M
the safe of Squeers, Sawbuck /
Co., and the man never saw q
again.
This was the story of one dol.|
lar.
The other dollar he sent TO-
home merchant. 1t was a IittIs=
old, blaekened. worn dollar, I'D
at first the merchant didn't kno0
whether to take it or not, BIZ
hnaily decided TO do so, IS
figured that if the bank would nol
take it he would pass it on tk1
home editor who would be eI1d
enough to take anything that n
sembled a dollar. So he sent H.
goods and paid the dollar to T.
editor. The editor bought q sui(
of underwear with the dollar, al
the people read his glowing u
itorials and marveled. The meFz
chant who got the dollar from iii
editor gave it to a Iaborer fol|
liking the sidewalk in front of k1'
store. The laborer paid it to 8
doctor for medicine for bis slck|
child. The doctor gave it to d.
boy who cares for his horses and
the boy bought a cap and par
OF mittens. The merchant then!
gave it to his wash woman, who!
PAID her rent. The landlord paid
1t on his church dues, and g.
church bought coal. The co1I
dealer was an absent minded feIs|
low and he paid it back to asl
editor for an adj. Before the Cd
ltor had recovered from ths
shock of receiving two dollars q
one week, the man who bought
the goods in the first place canlo
In and he paid it to him for
load of cobs he had bought six|
years before.
With one dollar he bought
twenty pounds of sugar. Win
the other he had bought goods
paid the editor, fixed the side
walk, doctored sick child. cloth
ID a poor boy, paid a widow
rent, warmed a church, aud had
gotten his dollar back.
Moral-one dollar in circula
lion around Bay City is worth
hundred in Squeers, Sawbuck q
Co.'S. safe in Kansas City.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27

Daisy-I wish you could have heard
George when he proposed to me- He
did IL so beautifully.
Maudie-Yes, that's what fooled us
other girls into accepting him. But he
really does talk so lovely that it seemed
a pity not to pass him around.-BaItI-
more American.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
Fifth Sunday Meeting.

The fifth Sunday meeting a
the First Baptist Church begin.
tonight FRIDAY and will con.
tinue until Sunday night. Rev
y. B. Durham of Atlanta vii
preach the introductory sermon
tonight and Saturday will be
given up to . discussion Of inter.
esting and important matters,
Sunday at IL O'Clock a. m. Rev.
n. F Carter Of Jonesboro will
al tho pulpit.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
ProbIematical.

Miss Kookoo. If should call some
evening next week might hope to find
You at homer
Why, that wou!d-would depend on
whether or. not | knew what evening
you were coming. Mr.. Thixkull."-Chi-
cago Tribune
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-04-27
The Young jack. Jske.

"Yes," said the old mule, exercise
Is a good thing. I always believed in
1t, but not on the towpath''
"Ah." remarked his bright young
grandson. with self appreeiative hee-
haw. that was where you drew the
line. eh? Catholic Standard and
Times.