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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
EDITORIAL

But with the nc-9 ]: recently pass
ed touching the control Of the docks
and wharves, in virtue Of which the
Acting Commissioner of the Interior
has recently given signal proof of
his grand role, the Department in
question is shown to be the one that
exercises a veritable sovereignty
over the wharves of San Juan, so
|vereignty which Mr.. Proctor has ess-
aged to enforce, obliging various
merchants to remove their merchand-
ise from plac es which they had occup-
led, and though entirely successful
in accomplishing this, is was diff
erent matter and not SO easy to assert
his authority when il was a question
of material belonging to the Navy
Department OF the United States.
But Notwithstanding the momenta-
Try resistance which the temporary
)chief of the Department Of the Inter
ior encountered when he wished TO
clear the docks, his orders were resp
ected in virtue Of the present law
passed al the extra session of the
Legislative Assembly.
Mr.. Proctor is at present the mas
tre of the docks. But this control.
OF which commerce has already had
a striking demonstration, has not re
|sulted up to date in the disappearance
of the mud-holes and the improve
ment of the villalnous condition in
the dominions OF Mr.. Proctor.
Things remain precisely as they
were before the new law went into
effect.
Not only has nothing been done in
the way Of betterin8 conditions, but
there is no indication that it will be.
What has been gained by CONNIE
rec and interests in general by the
esta bliShment OF the law for policing
the docks and wharves7
Does not the sovereignty which has
been vested in the Head Of the De
partment Of the Interior include the
obligation Of keeping in good condi
ton the branch Of the public service
under cons Iteration, and repairing
any imperfcctiors which may be
found
To whom belongs the obligation
OF putting III good CONDITION the
approaches to the wharves Of San
Juan. now in such an outra gcous sta
te of neglect Is it the city7 Is it
the Commis ioner Of the Interior
This is something that should be
clearly understood without any fur
ther delay. Let the responsibility
be fixed at once, SO that we will no
longer have to witness the distress
sing and huniliating spectacle Of
those cye-sores in one Of the most
conspicuous spots in the city.
1t seems that with the passing of
every new law, fresh obligations
and difficulties are imposed on the
citizens, without giving them in eN-
change any advantages or the least
benefit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04

Il is not SO very long ago that the
press denounced the condition Of
neglect in which the approaches to
the wharyes of this city have been
left.
When it rains, pools Of water and
mires are formed in these places
which seriously interrupt traffic, and
merchandise, which is not protected
by water tight coverings, is greatly
damaged and there are many other
annoyances.to commerce as we'll as
to the general public.
It being necessar to hold some
administrative authority responsible
for the censurable neglect of the
surroundings Of the wharves, the
press formulated it's charges. accus-
ing those to blame for the shameful
condition Of things.
The injury, annoyance and inconv-
cnience endured for some time by a
long suffering and patient public
come to an end, because should now
the general interests are being serio :
usly jeopardized by the official attit-
ude Of Indifference.
To the Just demands that those in
charge Of the above branch of the
public service should change exist
ing conditions, it was answered.
confdentially-that the care Of the
dock approaches was not in the prov
ince Of the Department OF the Inter
ior, that it pertained to the city of
San Juan.
The government repudiated all
responsibility in the premises, but
the public is well aware of the fact
that al the last session of the Legis-
lative Assembly, the Commissioner
of the Interior secured an appropri-
alton Of twenty five thousand dollars
for improvements similar to the ones
now so much needed on all the wharf
approaches, even to those OF the gov
erment dock.
Has any Of this sum SO far been
expended, or is it intended in the
near future to utilize it for improve
ments SO plainly necessary
That which may be positively affir-
med, is that not one cent of the bove
sum appropriated by the Legislature
has been used, or is likely to be
used, for improving the condition of
a locality SO outra geously neglected,
locality where there is the most
comm ercial traffic, and whose abom-
Unable neglect has been denounced
not only on account of the injury
done to, the merchants, but also as a
source Of danger and menace to the
public health.
In the office Of the Commissioner
Of the Interior it has already been
stated that this Improvement Of such
vital public necessity does not perta-
in to the congregation.
It is matter for the city: is the in
direct and extra-official reply which
has been obtained.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
De Berlin confivss11an
la nOtiCia
Ell Kaiser Sc muestra SatiStechO
por tai entrevista

Nueva York, sabado. o.-Dicen de Berlin que
es IN hecho el rumor que habia circulado refe-
rente una entrevsta que Celebraran el IS del
actual en- la frontera alemana el Rey Eduardo
el Emperador Guillermo
El gobierno y el Kaiser aieman Sc mues-
tran satisfechos de solo pensar sobre los buenos
resutados que Sc obtendran de tai entrevista,
fruto de las gestiones diplomaticas ultimas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
Mr.. Root ma saIido
de Rio Janeir0
Fue ovacionado Ell ell acto
del embarque

Nueva York sabado.-Comunican de Ric
Janero que esta manana .sali6 del puerto el
crucero americana Charleston" llevando su
bordo al Secretario Root, quien tu6 ovacionado
por el pueblo brasileno en- el acto de embar-
CarSe.
FL buque de guerra brasileno "Almirante
Barroso", escolta al charleston que Sc deten-
dra en- Santos algunas horas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
"a ciudad de San Peters,
burgo . oscuras
Todas las plantas de luz electrica
cerradas

Nueva York, sabado.-lndican los ultimos
despachos de San Petersburgo, que anoche per
manecio oscuras toda la ciudad por hab aberse
cerrado todas las plantas eectrlcas debldo La
huelga declarada por los obreros
El aspecto de la ciudad era aterrador. Las
patrullas de soldados recorrian las GALES con
liternas Y hachos de tabanuCo para alun1brarse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
Gnillernao d diri-
qe las ssaanIobras
Commando la escuadra de defensa

Nueva York. sabado-Informan del puerto
dc Kiel que han dado comienzo las maniobras
navales en- grande escala que efectuan
en- el Baltico por Ia escuadra de combate del
Tmperio Germano.
Ell Kaiser dirije personalmente los movi-
mientos de la f1ota de defensa de puertos y del
canal, que Comanda direCtamente contra la de
ataque del Principe Enrique de Prussia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
Sc espera In dimision
del jefe del Gabinete
Ell gobiernO no puede dominar
=: Ia situaci0n

Nueva York, sabado.-Son de caracter gra-
visimo las noticias que reciben de la Capital de
Russia.
El gobierno Sc encuentra en- tai situaci0n
que sc espera la renuncia del Jefe del Gabinete,
dado ell hecho de no haber podidO dominar el
conficto de la huelga que viene agravar a
aun mas la dhCil posCion del gObiernO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
Sc fila In fecha
de In entrewista
Veranse ell l5 de Agosto en- la from
terra alemana

Nueva York, sabado.-Se agrega los des-
pachos recibidos de Londres, que el gobierno
ingles ha fjado para elsr5 de Agosto la fecha de
entrevista que ha de tener con su sobrino ell
Kaiser aleman en- la frontera de Alemania Di-
namarCa.
Creese que sc trataran ademas asuntos re
laConados con el desarme universal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
Efectos de Escritorio
DE vENTA EN- Ell BOLETIN.
MANUEL PAZ uRDAZ
sVhkArd~

Registrador de Ia proI iedad substitute que
fuS IA a1os en- Areciho ofrece sus serv.Oios,
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos do 10 casa
DGmero l3, calls de 10 Crux, 80 haos cargs
de pfessntar para 81 inscription en- 81 Regis
tro do 10 prOpiedad dol Distrite remitI
los rsspeetives iAtsresados, Fss assumsHtss
.4sA 60 EEL sAjets - ls snvfaa.
ARRCIBO. PUERTO RICA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
Gran hueEqa en-
San PeterShurQO
$4,000 obreros estan paradOs

Nueva York, sabado. de San
Petersburgo. que Sc encuentran declarados en-
huelga IS 900 obreros que las fabricas y edih'
clos estan guardadas por patrullas de soldados
Ell gobierno sc muestra indecisO ante
la amenaza de una huelga general que agrava-
ra la grave stuaci6n politica actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
SerNeIo Especial del Bolelm Mercanln
OABLEGRAMAS.
Pr6Xima Conferencia
de Eduardo v Guillevn10
Ell Rey Eduardo ira 4 Alemania

Nueva York, sabado. o.--Telegrafian de Lon
dres que ell Rey de Inglaterra Eduardo VII vi
sitara al Kaiser aeman en- breve que obede-
ce esa disposition la tendencia de estrechar
las relaciones entire los gobiernos de tales pai-
ses, fin de garantiza1 la paz europea por mu-
chOs amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
OPORTU NIDAD

Sc vende MOlINO de 81 60, doble engranae ca
.ana mayor 10 la intermedia -" dametro motor
de solda construction abrcado por la Gail
Dc Paris; AOLINO de 80" 7S dobe engranae da
metro. de ia catalina mayor "a de la ntermeda 6
motor tpo baanon parae6gramo cilindro de vapos
az diametro 81 de de construction Solda ia
brcado por la reEombrada constructors de Fletcher
london Derb de Inglaterra.
Los molinos estan trabaando actuamente la Ha
cienda BNeno Vista de la Carolina
Para mas informes diriarse en- la Capital
S0BRLv0S EZQUZAGa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-04
AViSO-AL PUBLICO
LINEA FERREi DEL oESTE

Desde el primero de Agosto
pr6ximo, el tren que sale a las
us saldra a las 7 o5.
Y los viajes de $50 y 6-I5
saldran sassy $50.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
West Grand Pass

Miss Katherine tlnwson Of
wilton Springs nrighl~rh"od
WIS Visiting Mira, WIN carp
aud daughter Friday and Sat
urdny 81 last week
Mr.. aud MR.. lno. Snndircr
.of Pleasant I'M Ma. nrr visit.
Ing tue families ~ Henry
Wehmoycr. az West Grand
Pass, nnd J~ Dauglrr,y Of
Wnvcrly.
Mr.. md Mrs, AID, plattncr
have returned f"un u pleasant
visit lo the lat,er's sister
Mira Aldred King of L"Sing.
Ton Mo-
Mr., Wll Earp and Miss
Katherine ClAwson, were call.
err ~ the home Of A, ID, pMll'
nnr Saturday evening.
Miss Esther pMlLner II on
the sick list this week,
We had quite n thunder
storm Friday night, AMI the
air IN sull warm, and the
weather threatening,
The party at WIN harp's
Sal night was u surcess IN
every respect, Tlose present
were, Misses katherine Claw.
son. Mabel and Jessie Dicki.
son, Ethel Goper Josephine
king ami Essie BELL The
penllemen were Mc.srs,
ScHbbNer, Lou and oliver
BrisUow, James Bryan, nar'
vey Hughes, Cleve Ford. Paul
|Casner, Chester Dcmoss and
john Lowery, Refreshments
we've We, we'd during the even
Inv,
We wonder why Cleve
Eord's horse Away gets
Tired when he gets near y
|certata house IN aetyhbor.
hood,
Misses Jnsephiae King aud
Katherine Clawes.N were the
UNests Of Miss Toledo Arms
Meyer saturday meraing.
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The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Gillian

~ w. Hun nnd wife nre
visiting friends ~ Orrich
this w.ph tia The nrsi lny
oft NJ Hun, our rural man,
ln4 ever lmI.
Misa Hnllia Lee lefi Sunday
Iw Albany Oregon where sl,e
VIII apnni - few months with
her brotlpi Otto
Mira, H. H.. kirh who In.
been Spending the summer ~
Denver returned home Sun.
day.
Misses Pearl mud Mary
~" returned lnst Friday after
learning The latest IN mIllin.
Fey ~ knnsns CITY.
Miss ldn Gillian mud her
mntl"r nuvcd into town Snl
urdny. We ARE glhd Ia wei.
rnnn them IN our midst.
MisS Frnnri- Spencer spent
n lew days with Miss Roberta
Land last week.
a large crowd attended The
baud concert Thursday, the
horse exhibited by A, A. Lucky
Iof SLATER was we'll trained.
The hall " M wi h prIlcheI
College Friday was u Victory
lor onr bays, The s,pIIe bpiup
I1 ~ =,
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Little Rock

Ehlnrs llros, Rcds baseball
nine defeated The Frankfort
Junction boys Saturday after.
N'"h 10y u score at ~ Ia !,
this being the first out or -
panes lost by the Frankior,
niue this season,
Dr. sharp ami Gen Pearson
visited Marshall Saturday,
Soda Pop aud SaNr krau,
hasr bah niNe At LATHE Rbck,
defeated the Arrow II ck nine
Sunday, IN u score ot II 10 z,
Una Thomas, Miss perla
Dysart, Us Dysart aud molh'
|er, Wm Burnett, aud DR.,
Davidson had business ID
Marshall FRIDAY,
Miss Lisale Teckemyer and
sister epent Sunday Afternoon
with Mr. aud Mrs, Te,neyer,
Miss Aaaa Temeyer, 4
trataed nurse of 81 Lsau,s, IL
visiting homefAes,
Ed ThoratoN spent a few
mumea,s al MARSHALL Won,
der why he A,i Hst ala,
loNs~ty We learn THAI h,
Mad Vie msst0rlaae W r0s
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

arranged for. Refreshments
were served nj - late hour.
after which we babe farewell
Ia Charles, who left the fol-
lowing day for Nnpersville,
H., wh"r" he will again enter
school.
l"tn Schcllcnburg, Of Gil.
liam, spent Sunday with
friends In New Frankfort.
Mrs. Anderson mud child
rem, of Kansas CITY, Elsie
Almond aud family, are visit.
ing relatives here.
schuol began Monday with
u fairly good attendance.
Mrs. ID. l.. Sydenstriker
nnd children visited relativ YEA
IN slater u few days the past
week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

\ ruiiry wlirh viii 'rnns.
frt wuth tram uiii minp1 nn,l
inriurips Ia iuiripn mines md
lnrlutius viii inevitably du
lnpls wages ~ ,l,is country.
'l'lur more wutk iluip ia W. dr
W. ,lis rnnliv. the higher
he wnges ,mid ln duinp w.
Tint lnlir, which s,rulus the
lnrpesi amount ~ work w. ln
,Innr nnnr " lhr rulirN whirn
will in~uir w. ~" lnluriup
~ ~ steady wuik ~ the best
wnpes
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
HeW Home

Seoefsi ftDm this ptScs ~
tented me land sale ~ 'ADiIm
Nt0negab ~ Marshall Job
.1ag. Uenty a0d inns iyagbt
me ~ m"fps, aDd Mr. md
Ifs he NT~gat bDgbt ir
~ acres.
Mrs JDbh Knott md
daughter, IasSlp, 1r abd
Jfs. Sam CHE. and Mr..
NUlie Harris w"1r SnDIny
guests ~ NJ a1d MIS-, JDbb
FOfdi an.
Miss pmk Alien beg ~ bpr
4chsd ~ the Kennedy sCrpd
lrusp. MWJ,y We wish
bsr succpas.
Miss Drjlm Harris sppbt
MOmIiy WIN Miss ISJi
BlnksIy, ~ Black Lnrn
Mrs Juhn barking mnd
daughter, Miss DDllm. and
ltllr son, Mr,I, we're yunsts
|d Me- md Nra August Drt
hing ~ sweet sptlng4 Snim
dhy night NH sunday.
Miss Ellni MrR innsy WIS
Swapping ~ Blnckburn Tues
day
NJ TJm Knott ~ M
I4pnmrd wns The guest ~ ui-
brother. Nj. Junm KuJil.
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Rssous ~ n Merchant

A pfUmlnsb, merchant ~ sh0ugp,
N Y,j A jobDstDp sa,ai "s.y.
efal yeafs syo I contracted n cOuph
which p,c~ wOrs. .nd worse uuill
vas batdly able ~ muvs AROUND.
I coupbrj constantly aud oOthl0g -
llevs my i.t,lbIs suffering until
tried IL kisp's New DlscUyert
tsiofe ! had tsHsn hall u battle my
cough vas much uett.r. aUd IN n
shut time ! was entirely cured. !
surely believe II saved my lie !,
will always he nv family remedy ~,
colds" rullv guaranteed joc aud
VI ~ nj y w. Franklin, druggist,
Tilal lmtile Tree
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
81 IS TO Colorado Springs AZ
Return

September II aud - via vi
Chicago X Alton, 1.-The OH
Way" This is the best lin
NJ the year Ia visit PIKE.
Peak ~ Il is the time III I'll
Centennial Celebration and
also the season Ut the year
which the foliage is Ia auLut
nal splendor, Complete q
tails can be obtained from
q. II, Hawthorne,
Z, MA. Ticket Agent,
Marsha
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

Nprn WIN, gtuund ~ rrnsn'
~ hrpir rhn he ~ ~ mrntiu
party nsh w" thoughtful
rulers ~ lhis country uu,hrt
n Democratic ilrhse 81 Rrpir-
seninli,eS ~ the r'miNp tall
el,ciinNY why sluuld the
rnnrlr 'ntn 81, ~ nMer The
Republican, patty whirh hns I,
rrrh ~ panl wnk mron-
pliShrd nrl -un, Ms,,n1 n lnte.
iuiitv ~ Democrats who rat,
u,r'punrI ~ nnn " ihAt !,
~ vs., nmi ciu ~ |, p,e,er
something brlnp uhne hy
ulipisY
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Itch cured in3O minutes ny
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion,
Never fails, Sold by Tripg a.
Fisher, DrugRists. II,
New Frankfort

John Rhoadrs and Eskimo
McCormick, Ut Good Hope,
left Monday for an extended
trip IA California
Miss l.ucy Z,hl returned
home Tuesday after u few
days visit with friends and
relatives,
b, Winston went tn Mar
shall Tuesday 10 attend the
jury,
Mr.. and Mrs, Crumbargh
returned to their home IN
Lerov, H.
Chas, Wilming left Friday
Cor Naperville, H., Where he
will attend scnool,
A large crowd of young
people We're invited b. the
hume OF q, ", Whining Thurs.
day evening, where all cniuy,
led a good soctd evening,
The evening being rather
|cool, games were played IN
doors, instead Of on the lawn,
las had been expected aud
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

President Roosevelt has
given The present Republican,
rhMp,ess n certificate ~ ,ltal
ncler he says the sassio,,
ia tclnsed accomplished morr
iyene,hl ptsni hr the 1,rS,ple ~,
Ia NJ than any sessloM 81 ~,
o(her congress- he las eve,
known, He promises solemn.
~ Mat The good work shah
po IN " The people en,rus'
thu Republicans with contiMN
ed Authority, he shows lioW
" would be impossible ior the
Republicans vs. keep up the
s,NI WORK, however, II Il
hckle ela'.,otate cripples III,
Repui uiean conatess by mak
inB The howe, body DENT
en- tic,
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

mn annual 'ila ~ fnit will
ie held nrsl TImtsdSy. va
dny nnd %SntufInt. me nnn
n,i ~ wlich THIS inii hts lprn
conducted ~ ~. tmsl lnis
mmIr n vr'y I"1niluu nntl ilns
li,misps ~ pSu.l rli uilui
u]linrliuns uuI ullpmInnrr
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
A Lively Tussls

with that old enemy ~ tue race, Con
~.,lpation, often ends In Appendicitis,
To avoid all serious trouble VIII
stomach, Liver and Bowels take DrI
kings NeS LII. pIll-, The perfectly
regulate thee. organ, without palooi
di.nomiort. 26c at 4, a. frankie,
druggist,
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Salt Syringe

trtu "ntitng bi- rymBcDr.
ed ~ Vu community.
Mr. md Sire IT, T. D,npl"y
and Mr.. Jamrs SwiBbry ~.
ied"d tie Bapil4t As.DcmtIDn
1T Anthem 49, w"rk
Walter Ncmrtnrngli. H. \.
Brown, H. Pn'u"s Ti''nIrd
srrv",'a ~ Malta Bend SuB
ia evening.
H. MicbplI ~ Marshall ~
buling "lpyrf lOr u. H. Dtr
llua week
&. Brown A. II orr. We.
Bauer. wct. ~ Multa Bend
Saturday nil"rh"Um
Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. orr ~
Knns,- tily visited relatives
her" several days THIS week.
~ Idry ~ Alma WIS ~ our
community Monday buying
mules.
Mr.. nhd Mrs Milton Alison
spent Sunday visiting relatives
here.
j. a. orr left Saturday for
Quincy, IT,, on business.
Misses SUlhmrlin sp"n,
Saturday nnd Sunday with
their parents W. II. S%ulhrrlin
aud wife.
Suvorsl from here attended
III" show ~ Malta Bend SAT.
evening.
Walter wright and family
visited IN Mt Leonard Sun,
day.
Mr.. John Roe of Rnscdnlr.
Kansas wds down last week
looking after his farms.
Newman Newell sbippe,
"
cattle Ia Chicago Saturday
A large numbrro of the neigh
borhWd met last "Wednesday
NJ the Salt Springs Crmrtci,
aud improved the lmbks OF II
by cleaning II Off aud putting
u new fence On the east IN,
south sides,
4. Brown aud wife wrr,
Marshall visitors Wednesday
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

II vuull lH muir profitable
~ he pnd w. r,n uir l%nriuiirs
toll hlnsi rvrty dny ~ The
trni nnI pivp nNny the 49,
plns piulrrls ~ tee iinde
countries ilmu ~ 10 idle nn,l
hiy Iurpipn WIRES rl,nnpL ~
even accept them 80 n Zee
pilt.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

Uy September 2ith tie
nrw naturalization lHN ,nkr.
effect niirr wluuu n Wnl rt,i
~ 10 w. hprump miuuHliEpd.
nriin4i y ~ up W then
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Correction

Editor Republican,
A notice IN the Hernl
items of last issue anaouc
a basket dinner at that pl
on the 2Srd is an error,
noancemcnt shoull be |
Both, the afth Sunday.
Rev, II, h Fry, If MI
c. will preach the mori
sermoa, An are cordiallj
.vited to attend,
Lester A. Thomps{
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Educational Notes

'th" state superintendent
will snnl ~ ttuuniy t'upr'ih
,pmlpn,s nnl County Bunid
~ L%duuniiun pupils - ininn
ton questions l"r W." Nrs'
%uua,lpi about The ilrsi wpph
in Driulmr. Tuuu hars
Throughout The tiu" should
pct rnIy In su"h 'Sinlin
,iuns about The ,lus" 81 the
serunI Wpph ~ brtulpi hn,l
unll un The County 'nmmiaa'
homer lui The questions
Every srlwrl ~ ll" state
shout ipnch the uhildiun Ia
sing Amprirn n wns inspir.
inp iu SEQ l5,,un mcu nn,l
women IN pr,ni philu ring
rurpnilN risu ~ unu man nn,l
iuiu IN singiup Tin, pn, 'lutl''
snup. Let " ~ i'nrl,oi
drill rur !, lew weeks 80 Tits
nn,l tpul, The rhill,rn iu slnnl
patrihirnlly with uncovered
heads white " IN being sung.
n IL SAID THAT foreign mt.
ions pav more ~ slrct ~ their
national hymns than W. do Ia
Wirs.
Three important srlm~l
puosiions viii cumn before
thp urNt Hpnornl Assembly,
The text Mmk SITUATION
wilt have ~ b. considered,
Tho ,,pmpnl 4nhN attendance
law hrrals strengthening,
Nhrrr are ln m,nN lMNp.
holes IN the present law and
positive provision should I've
mhde for Ia enforcement IN
rNrAl districL Thr State
nNs, raise More muNey to'
srh0l rortoses and pay
,earhers better salarics, ~.
pecially ~ rural districts,
These are the schunl issNes
before the people at present,
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

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his b5ggy shafts,
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

DEMOCRATS who are ,,fe.
dieting a big saeeess Tot
themselves thls iall M aoub,
base theft forecasts oa the
big crops.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
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FoS, Buss,af

There are roh burglars ~
well fools IN other lives, One
M them broke into the office
uf bentley County Democrat
list SATURDAY. night blew ~,
bhe safe, took out the strong
t,ox aud earr,ed IL sece n,
miles into ,he w,NYds, lie
forced the box opeA and Sot
fpr his hard aud peri.
loNs nights work, Nov hp
will have 10 put IA a few
weeks covering up his tracks
and still run the risk of bet1n
| caught and punished, A loN.
y BILE moral is attached ~ thie
deed burglary ~ a bad bust
1 aess, and also n yna've not IL
! teal stay away from a news
IA .per Office.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-12-08

It's difficult for a woman to
make a dollar 60 farther than the
nearest bargain counter.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-12-08
The Question Of the Hour.

A grave question presents itself
to the manhood of America. 1t is,
fellow-citizens, what am I going to
give my wife? Shall our children
starve while John D. Rockefeller
gluts himself on boiled milk? No,
a thohsand times no; they may have
indigestion, but starve? Never! The
real issue before the American peo-
people to day, the issue that can
not be confused by false reasoning
or obscured by the hired scribblers
of plutocratic tyranny is: Is there
a Santa Claus? And whenthe mass
Is of liberty-loving people, a vast
majority of the people, rise in their
might and their nighties, and creep
with bare feet into the parlor and
see the stockings bulging, they
will decide as with one voice that
there is. They may not put it that
wav. They may just say, Oh,
look what gotl" But it will come
to the same thing.-William Allen
White, in American Magazine.
It's difficult for a woman to
make a dollar go farther than the
nearest bargain counter.