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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
COMMERCIAL CLUB NEEDS NEW LIFE Selma Has Many Things Planned for 1906 STREETS ARE TO BE PAVED Merchants Are Having an Era of spe- caI Cash Sales This Week.
 Other News of
 Selma.
STREETS ARE TO BE PAVED

Selma, January 3.-tSpecial. .)-Zealous efforts are to be made within the next few days to infuse additional life in the Selma Commercial and Industrial associa- tion. The organization has been main tained by about twenty citizens who have periodically labored for the good of the entire community. The work done by them has borne such excellent fruit that there has been an awakening to the pos abilities of the association and within a few days an effort will be made to swell the membership to at least a hundred earnest faithful patriotic citizens whose motto will be "One for All and All for One"
 The securing of a revision of the freight rates from Ohio and Mississippi river crossing to Selma was through the efforts of the association in conjunction with the Montgomery freight bureau. Many other things of benefit to the city has been accomplished by the association and the great work before the members for the year 1906 is the paving of Broad and Wa ter streets. That the latter will be done seems to be assured although 1t is going to take considerable effort
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
When it's bad it's very bad But whom it's good it's "Ambrosia "

Depositors in our savings departpment are requested to present their pass books for the purpose of having January interest entered thereon.
 First National Bank of Bir- mingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
Alexander and Hyde Reslon

New York, January 3.-The resignations of James w Alexander and James Hagen Hyde from the directorate of the Fidelity Trust company and the Union National bank of Newark. N. J., were accepted today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Porter-Neel & Go, Birmingham,
 H. j. Porter Co. Gnc.) Augusta, Ga. Joseph N. Neel Go, tinc.) Macon. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Look out for Knowledge Contest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04

Booth & Co.,, Tailors, re- moved from 1926 End Ave. to 2I9 N. 18th Street. Head quarters, Rogers, Blake g. Go, Tailors. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
NEW COUNCIL INSTALLED.
GreenvlIe's Financial Condition Is
 Found to Be Excellent.

Greenvile. January 3.-(Specal)- new mayor and councilmen have been in-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
DESDE V|[QUES
Gran meeting uniOnista cele.
brado eI domingo & iTnpor-
tante manifestation
DOS TELEGRAMAS
Las damas de Vieques slmpa.
tizan con la Union y ira
baian per ella.

De VieQues reelbimos aver dos
lelegramas: uno do nuesi.o sorrsa-
ponsal y otro dc les dsmas unionia'
tas, dando eusnta Amboa del gran
meeting y mAnitsstAci6n Que tavisron
lugAr alh sl domingo.
El primero dice:
DEMocRAcIA san Juan. En- me.
dio do entusiaimo delifAnte. celebr6se
aver un gran meeting unionista, ts'
niendo lugAr deapues una imponente
n a ,iisstasi6n. LA coneurrereia %
ealeul6 en- u4i de dos mil AlmAs
N aeatrAs bsllss muieres reAlzAron con
su presercia cstos aelos, y fue estf.
mu'o para los oradorsu au aplaudir
sntusikstico.
Hablaron eloeuenttm anls storsr,
And,ss Rodrigu'zr GAlUz, osro y
Was Oshotseo.
En- 10 mAnifsataci6n txhibIeeonse
lujoaoa eatsndArtes dsdleAdos 4 Mu'
dox Rivers, fdndAdores do 10 Uni6n y
G Gobsrnador Winthrop.
Llsm6 musho lA Atsnel6n una ele'
gants banders, bordada primcrosA'
msute, con 81 elcado dc Pusrto Riso y
Ia euAl faG regalAda al Comite LEGAL.
La opinion NJ & 1ime asegura el
triut 10 indudAble de ID Uni6n do
Puerto Rico On VieQusa sl de No
viembre.
I R.in6 ordsn at mpleto. La poll
cil muy sorrectA. = CorrsspOnsG!
Luis Mufcz KiverA.~San Juan.
EI pueblo eeletra una msniflta-
cl6n grandiosA. Indreaoriptiblo el
Ifsrvorcso patriotismo do nuestros huea
pedss, deahordado on aclams clones
y visores entusiassAs. Uoas dcs mil
psrsonas reoorren lal sallss con ban
dsras , eAsandArtes, dando vivas q
lie Unl6n dc Puerto REQ.
NosctrAs, damAs unionistas, nos
cor grAtalamca al eIviar & ustsd por
medic do elte menssie nusssraa sAlu'
ltaeionea. VieQues eS uniorista. PAso
Ia la Uni62 Il 0nl0S uai0aistQs &c Vis'
Iqo@c.
Puads dscirae que VieQues hh
reaeeionado, AdmirAblemsnts, On oil
ssntiio do las ideas que revelan pa
Itriosismo y peraigusn GualidaSes her
lmosas On el campo do 10 polit!ca.
El VNquss rspublisAno - no
exlAte.
III VieQues unionistA eat6 en- pie.
| Fslieitanos & vitques.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
DESDE AREC|BO
TembIor do terra minimo.-
EI vapOr aIemah.-Los que
Fegrssan.
CnMPANlA nRRMATicA
COMPANlA DRAMATICA
Artistas de la companfa de
Luisa Martinez Casado for
maran una troupe.

Octubre sI En- IL tArde do aver
20 ainti6 On esta ciudad IN fuerts tenn
blor do tisrra que dur6 medic .asgun
do.
Aver 90 sneontraha On puerto ar
vApor A!emkn eargando cafe pArs
Europa y sl vApor sA' kadias dssea-
eando provlsionss proesdsnte do Nav
Orleans.
De rsgrsso dc 50 viais q los Es
tados Unidos 90 eneusnsran On eats
siudad los seiiores Wilson, sonduen u
do 10 central Orisnts y Mr.. Polhman
administrAdor dc 10 hscisndA c. d %
En- el vapor frances llegAdo 1
San Juan do Santo Domingo han lle
gado varios artistAs de la sompaffs
dram Aiisa do In sefiora Luisa Narti
nee CAsado y los euAlss 80 proponeE
organic Ar utA sonpaffa. Al frenie d,
10 sual sstarG el ApresiAdo actor dor
Pablo Roig. probAblemente Arsclbe
ssrG una do Ion poblasiones que visi
tArkn.
@se snauentra snfsrmA do cuida o
do 10 ssnorA esposA do nusstro amigo
don Arturo e. Diax. DsseAmos o.
pronta eurael6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
N0taS de Ponce
Mass meeting republcano Escasa concurrencia Meeting
unlonista en- Cantera Tres tribupas. Sensible ia
llecniento.-C Corresponsal fur:oso.- Turbas repu
blicanas apedrean Ia casa de unionista.-
Petici6n al capitan de Ia Polcia.

Anochs cslsbrAran los republiea-
nos nm smass meetings en- al Club que
tienen esiAbleeido sn ls eslle Isabel.
Apenas si eoneurrisron tresoientas
psrsonAai pero, eso d, con una con-
signs: mucho grito, muchos vlyAs y
mueha m6tiea.
~En el meeiipg oelebrado Anoehe
% 81 bArrio de ls Captera. por 10
Union de Puerto R'eo. hubo necssidsd
dc lsvAntarss tres tribunss. una On
10 casa dc DON Ramon Deynss, otra
On lA del senior Ayala y 10 Ultima On
10 de don Pillar Cordsro.
Hlslsron uso dc Il palAbra los
senores FIgusroA (Roduliol, Marine Z
Ac )sts, Ledo. CanAles, CAsimiro G Or
efa. Tomas Castillo, Jot6 ZsyAs, el
nifIo Pablo Torres y Il. Cordero Ma
tos.
Fl meeting smpsz6 & las y con.
eluy6 4 lea Q y media salisndo On ma
nifsataci6n eivieA rssorrisndo algunaz
eAllss hsssa resonesntrarse on 10 Pla'
70 sDelicias.s donds hieisron uAo de
10 pslabra F.gasroa (Rodultol Peri
cks Diax. Felipe Oliver y sl ohrsro
Torres, y 10 nina Porfslia Avtel. con-
eluysndo & les once y media.
-Anoshs, mientras uno do nuss-
| tros orAdorss satAba On el uso do Ia
palabrs. un individuo agrsdi6 por Ia
espalda & nuestro amigo don CUTLER
mo Cor xalo Gonzales. quisn al rsei
bir 10 agreAi6n 20 lanz6 sobre sl sgrs
sor propinAndole algunos cocAstss.
La polioia intervino, produei6ndo.
90 10 alarma eonsigniante qus pude
sofccarae una vex 20 tuvo sonoeimien
10 del caao.
Hoy tsnsmoa 10 psna do rsgls
Itrar el tAllseimisnto dc 10 digua com
pAhsra dc nusstro aprssiado am'g,
doa Juan Cuebas Aboy. musrta
consecusncia do psrto.
~Anochs eierto eorrssponsal d
IN psri6dico rspahlieAno sstAbA 10
Erioso, porqus 10 gsnte que sstsbA .
trsnts del part do rspublisano @ ls ID,
euando pRt6 nusatrA manifestation.
l FL pobre sudaba 10 gotta cords,
eehaba zApos y culsbrAs por 10 boe
visndo que no le haitian eato.
Un sAbio boiAnieo aeonssiA { 10
que padsesn do nsrvios que tomsn
diario aqua con pim2ollos do saliva
n Don Juan y Domenseh ssistisro
anoshs oil meeting unionista On soeht
Como les ara impossible sgerders 20
entire 10 mullitud, doblaron por 10 es
lille Arenas & eogsr por el eAllsi6n d
, los sNsgoas y salir q la del HGsal
Mr.. Domsr eehtuvo que parArae sobr
los ruedas del eoehs do Fortisr par
poder diatirguir aquella mole de maa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
PUATQ Y APARTE
Fl nesting republican, dol
sabado. = Tribuna kitka-
poO.-velorio de Cruz.
HABLA FALCON
El Ministro de Ia Guerra, gri-
ia uno.-El hijo de Falcon
es unionista.

Cuando subi6 & 10 tribuna oil abo =.
gado Falcon, diio uno: ava q hsblar
sl Ainistro Dc la q usrras.
Era skbado, y dc nochs. La sri
buas & 10 kakapoe parssfa sl altar do
una fiesta dc srux On an campo do
JuAna Dfax.
HAbl6 Falcon: eafones. metrallas
eombatss, sxlsrminio; pin, pun. pun;
Ia dsbocs!... 10 dsbAels oratoria.
Y dissn que diio, puss ssto 10 no
10 Of: sqas podfamos der gtasias los
unionistaa do que 90 NOS psrmltisra
Adn transitar por les GALES. 10 Is no
10 Agots nusstra pacisnciAl - adi6 .
Por ESQ ssria que sl domingo por
10 mAilAna % prsguntabAn los unio
nistaa unos { otros, de tel susrts; SHas
iasado - la lieensia para sndar por
los eallssf " Qui6n 10 dA?... YAl-
e6n..-.-. eonlsstAbA el primsro.
Y disen, cue el ssior Fals6n, dea.
pu6. que dessiende do Il tribuna, %
relaia d 81 misno. ri6ndoss de sus Or
dsnss dc Itusgol Idos tiritos y 81 ma
eh,tsl lvsnssd do todas mansrasl
PAsAd por eimA los nontonss do CO
eGvsrss y vadsad los rios do saDgre...
70 digo con Ba retro On sEl Gar.
navAlls sFalc6n rarees malo suandc
hAhla, psro no % nalo ns.s
Por sl eontrario, tspgo entendido
cue sl 4. d ,r EAle6n % enemigo do lol
Atropellos y do los turbAs, esnsurandc
son energfa toao Aoto wand Also On
cue 10 vietimA 90 an unioniata sorrsc
TO, y el q h,gslador uno do sus GORE
ligionarios.
9 iisre esto decir, que 10 ora orIa
SUI gfnsris del senior Falcon no % una
sonsssusneia do 90 sal Gstsr, que aun
que 90 sn6rg'ec. on 10 particular, nc
90 resuelvs sspguinArio.
Asior % aAf, para 10 tranquilidat
do los veeinos.
SO lien duerms con esos truenoi
deefA una visja On cl meeting, al oil
los palabras dsl orador, cue haciAl
salirse do % aitio & los potss do |,
Emulsion On 10 BotieA do sniEsnts.
Falcon sslA sastig ado, % I'm; Tie
no IN hiio do siets anos do sdad & |,
sumo, Qus % IN unibnisla rabioso
pues pslsa con los otros oompaasro
On dtt,nsa do 10 Union do Pus,t
Rieo = 90 pons sl rstrato del doeto
we've, On hot6n, con 10 sabsxA par
AbAio.
Eats niao simpAtiso ttisne que sel
lol % sgAssiado por los unionistAs
aAdA instante.
Fslieitamos Al SeHor FAlc6n; ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
DEsDE NvEVA YORK

lOtntin9aci6n de Ia pdginG S"l
On an sole dfa $4,000, sHAllbuYgs
que fu6 vendido primero On s40,0 900 y
lusgo On 100. 900, y que On dos dfas
ha ganado SAC. 600; sYatkM, que
eost6 $4,000 y he ganado csc, eco;
<RAmpos que sosi6 so70o y hA CANA
DO $4,000; y SMsx mo Gomtzs que
sosi6 el.00 y hA gAnado $4,000. PA'
ra semsianses vGlores 70 90 pueden
ims sginar loa sstAblo y los trAtamien'
ios que % les dArA & esos animAles
que 80 llevAn vidA caAi igual & los do
los eAhallos do los emperadoreE ro'
manos.
CORREsPoNSAL.
Ntv York. O,iubre l dc Ices.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
GuStaYO Rodriguez
ABOaADO 7 NOTARIO
maFlaa 8, P0HGe. PasEte-Riee
Para los que Qulefan eOlOsar
blsn 81 dlnerO

be vsnds o ArrisndA On P0nss, en-
IL salls ATOCHA, lA mas e9nIFisa De
In sndAd sulEs les dos plAxAs prtnsi-
palss, an AlmAasn de mAmposIsrtA J
madsra del pals, de II pies 8 pulEA-
das s dc rents por 10 salls del Sol J
10 II pulgAdAA por 10 de ATOCHA,
treuas { les sAsAs de Knmanuslli = Q,
|R. ValdsssllA HenAnos b 9.
Por Isner este AlmAssn dos arr
moa o. hass may tAeil tAbEisarlO ana
plAnla alta, somtn kngnlo do man
POsssFlA B0lAmenbs. TAmhi6n ana d
Plados AlnlAa msmpostsriA 0onliKui
AntsEioE ca 10 sAlls del SOL. n On
adQuiRa SsaA Pr0PisdAd bsndrA II
pusn inasF6s De ID diusroI Para In
tsrmss diYiEirBs { RAHAKL RIVKRl
sARsI.-aal IA, Pones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23

humana que ss dssarrollsbA ante 90
vlats. 10 6 dirkn estas dos avss del
republic niamo2
DON Juan estA rssuslto & eerrar
su sstablssimiento sada vtx que tsne.
mos IN mitln "a les Delieias, pues
dies-y tiene RI zin- que les msreAn.
efas % lee ponsn visiss y pisrden
"a aroma, pordus les reunionss Alli
no ls sonaumsn nada, Sigma que
otrA VIE solo alguno que otro paisa
W & psdirls un f6Aforo para ersender
su cdnto.
A don Juan 10 lisnen ssAlsos aus
sorrsljg glonarios, die y ooths los lis-
men do vista, psro luo fumanI
-Ancehs venfa por 10 ssrrslsrA
do AdjunlAa IN nsur6t'co republics
no montado On nm ismspgo como al
ma que lleva sl diablo,
Parsee que 90 uno de esos comi'
sionados polisieos, & Quisn han salido
husras todSs sus diligeneias.
-Auochs, mientsas hAblA uno do
nusstros oradorea On sl bArPio do 10
Cantera, tleron lsnzadaa dos piedrss,
losendo una en sl rol6a dc an policfa.
ssnorss republisanos, Acudis 81
exsrt m AQrel que Sc senaura su todos
los pueblos cultos y eivlli1ados.
~-Anoehe despuAa do pAsado el
meeting on el harrio do 10 Cantsrs,
las turbAs RI p ablieanas cayeron 4 pc
dradas sobre 10 casa do don Francis
60 AyAla Vidal.
Los republic amos ouAsdo dieron
81 maeting On disho barrio Quisieron
usilixAr 10 casa dol aefor Ayala para
lsvAntsr vlli una tribuE donde po'
dsrse desahogar con impropsrios
iusultos contra los unionistAs, J como
sl o. q ,r Ayala 90 unioniAtA no podia
ssd6raels; por este motive eatos sAhA
llsritos tuvieron 4 bieu anoshe eAsr 4
pedradAs Q 10 easa del Mnor Ayala.
Don Fransiaeo Vega. que vivs
on 10 enlrada de 10 Cantera, casa de
Don Ramon Diax. tos pArticlpA que
las turbAs republisanAs Anoehe 10 co.
ysron 4 psdrAdas & % easa mientrAa
81 e,taha Gusente y solo eatAbA % pa
DIRE polilieo, que di6 cusnta & 10 poll
| cfa del harrio 10 que no hizo gaationer
mayersa por averiguar sl hpsho, misr
trAs turhAs bien NiiAladAs on sl b.
rrio tsniAn una espseis de iArAna pd
hlica.
| -varlos Sres. 90 nos qaeian qus
anoshs On el msetlrg & hAhiendo ceres
do 10 eAsA donds 90 ttectuAba estt
fslta politica una easA con bAle6r
donds hablta un polieia; sstos solisi
tAron psrmiao para YER dssde el bal
e5n dieho mestir z, eontealGndols o
i lOontinla on Ia pdQiN0 4Pl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
PoR $1,000

De contAdo, 20 vends 10 inca de-
nnminadA SBArrAnoAss, Il suAl u
haya sisuada On sl barrio de eLlanei
Oos1as de este t9rmino. DistA hors
' media de lA poblAei6n, se eompone
a. /, 800 eueedAs de sxtsnsi0n, bOdAa
proplsa para las sismbFaa us rgIo'
TnsnorSs en- particular para sl Algo'
d6n sCGiian.1 Tiens dos magnincol
mannnfiAlsa para dAr de bebsr 81 &C.
n1doI siene eolindSneis 81 mar J puet
n Dars embArcaE t0doa los frutoS. 81
ila e pusdsn suidAr hastA S0o oAbs
Eas De ganAdo.
Para insoVmss dingirss ( don Uh
Uss kaEiRi-PoSt o9iss, ,-eAlls an
Rsa- -Rypga,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
SE|S OEC|MAS
De una hoja sueIta que cir.
cu'6 en- Msysguez. los
sincorporadoss.
lQUE JOLGORIO!
iQUE jOLGORIO!
Cuando uno esta de mala,
dice Bonn bon, hasta el
tempo Sc lie mega.

La gran maniisslAci6n
De 10 incorporate gente.
Fac una eosa sorprendente
Para srgafiar 10 opinion.
Invencibls eata legion
Seg6u grits y A'ardss,
PArs probAr que su idea
Hoy doniuA On pueblo y playa,
Di6 el Dom'pgo una batAllR
contra sl piento g Ia mo rta.
En 10 gran ostsntsei6n
De su fasrxa y voderfo.
vi jssos dc mueho brio
Dc Lsias y del Rins6n.
De Ana 100, del B quer0a,
Caho Roio y PalmArito;
De San Gsrmau, PAlo Frito,
Y las karfas , Hormigueros;
En- flo, para hAesrnos fsrss
Trsjsron todo sl Dlstrito.
Iban muchos do sombreros
Con aleta, que volaban,
Qis ca lee mlsmas nstsntaban
Estos bonitos letreroa:
enc hay pa nadiss tgusrAshsrosI
ESQ guerra Aau s5o,
Zero "a vera el guAs6n
Qls CON tantA gritsria,
No habi q para Ia isurfa,
Pero II para 10 Union.
No hoy pa nddis; - 10 GREG;
81 uatsdes 90 10 IlsvAron,
Yal pohrs pueblo elavAron
I'm erux 10 miamo que nm REQ.
No hay pa nGdss o. el desso
Qle 10 jaurfa tieDe 80 {,
O&lmess On su irenesi
q lien no puede der merasdes,
Cue aqt I no hAbr& para ustedes,
Pero pa n0seT0s. iiSilll
Bisn clara 10 prueba viero1
III domingo On su poradd,
Con 10 sabroAA moiadA
Qle las nubeG 10 metieron.
Qls no hoy pa Made ersysron
I'm aus ensu, 4 20 de pego,'
Por POGO squf % navegA
Y hAyqu andar hasta con palA
Que cuando un0 est dc mG!oS...
HQs.a Il tempo SO 10 eisgG
Para ustedes II no hey nd;
Conh6senlo con frAnquszA,
81 - 10 NaturalszA
Contra sus planes ealA.
YA "a illusion 90 los w
De sus manos inmorAles,
Y con hombos y timbAles
A mAnsra dc jolgoriO,
AsiAtsn, como el Tenorio,
A aus propios tanerAles,
Bomb6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23

Para eurar un resfrlado on un
Qla, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. III botieario 10 dsvolver&e el
diaero 81 no 10 eura. L. frma do Il.
w. GROVE 90 hAlla On sada eaiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio 4 81 quintal.
& c.

Almacenistas Importadores
Unioos AEsnsss de lA ssEvssA sAn
hsussE 1usahs del AGuA mineral
sWhill Roaha, = del Dc sUVAs q
ksWpl,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23
DASl { HERDMAh
81 VENDE

Una sAldsrA multitubulAE de 80
cabAllos, con suG asOsSorios, muy
POGO uaadA, J una bomha de risgo
compound duplex, con camisas de
rones tSin hAbsPss uIadol de 100
galonss PoF minutOI, con 90 pies dc
tubsrfA de susssi6n , dsssArga de 10
pulEadAs de dikmstro. DiEiiirss s dc 4
Vi@nts usssa, eAlls dol Oomsrsio n0
!, p, Q. Pes = PunsA y, 3. II hi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-23

Dor % dilsurSo sino por tsnsr IN
hiio unionistA.
El hombre que RTE.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-19
TO CONTEST WILL.
Lewis Williams to Try to Break Will
Cutting Him Off with SIS.


Lewis Williams, whose wife cut him
off with So i'll her will. recently filed,
has consulted a. \. Stone of st. Peter
with view to contesting the will. The
hearing on the probating of the will
takes place next Saturday.
Williams has had trouble with Nam
kato attorneys, and looks askance at
all of them. He was sued for attorney
fees by one of them, and a Judgment
was secured against him, and the sheriff
levied OH some stock and sold it to
satisfy the judgment. There remained
about 500 above the amount necessary
to satisfy the judgment. but Williams
has constantly refused to accept it, al
though it has been rendered to him
time and again by the sheriff and through
neighbors He declares that he will new
er accept it. The money will be held
until after he dies and it is expected
that the executor of his will will then
claim it. There is no law for any other
disposition of money SO held.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-19
APPLICANTS EXAMINED.
Local Civil Service Board Puts il
Busy Day.

The local civil service board was busy
today holding examinations at the post
office building. Half a dozen OF more
applicants for appointment as meat in
spectors in the bureau of animal indus
Try, department of agriculture, at a sal
airy of $1,000 per year, were examined.
There were also one or more applicants
for appointment to the position of
farmer in the Indian service.
Yesterday an applicant for appoint
ment as bookkeeper in the Panama ser
vice filed an application, but it appear
ed that he had not gone through the
right line of red tape. He should have
filed at Washington first. so he will
have to wait until the next examination
for appointment in this branch of the
service
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-19
TALK REVISION IN VERMONT.
Cove rnor Fletcher Strikes Out Boldly
at the StandpatterS.

Governor Fletcher of Vermont, III his
inaugural address, said: I'VE cannot
create prosperity merely by legislation.
1t must come through the efforts of the
people-through taking advantage of
natural opportunities and conditions.
We shall prosper agriculturally only so
far rs the farmer employs the oppor-
tunities and natural conditions at his
command But, he said it was the
duty OF the government to so lcgislate
us to foster and not discourage indus
try.
Governor Fletcher appears to have
| imbibed some common sense along with
his rcpublicanism He has secured a
view of things industrial which puts
opportunity, effort and adaptabilty
ahead of law. He has progressed be-
yond those republicans who hold that
all that is necessary TO create indus
+ try is to tax imports. If industry does
not take the hint, raise the taxes. If
manufacturers are still dilfident, raise
them again. There is always a point
at which prosperity will grab hold if
the tariff makers only have the genius
and patience to keep pushing for it.
Governor Fletcher appears to have
gotten beyond that point. He places
opportunity first and law after
ward. Perhaps he would even be- pre-
pared to say that when an industry has
been established by fortuitous com
bination of opportunity and law, that it
should be invited to try what it can
do with little less law and finally
be set on its feet without any law.
This would be the natural position for
man who puts opportunity ahead of
tariff. If there is Il point at which an
industry which is not naturally well
situated can exist and prosper by taxes,
then there may come Il time when an
industry which has all the advantage
OF situation may be able to amble along
without taxes
Governor Fletcher has not given us
any weighty thoughts on this branch of
the subject but his present position
will be such a bitter disappointment to
simon pure standpatters that it may be
well not to add to their grief by draw
ing him out further at present. Mime
apolis Journal.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-19
SALMON FOR ENGLAND.
Shakan Company Sends Its Product
to Johnny Bulls

l.. p. Hunt writes from Shakan,
will probably leave that country some
time the forepart of November. He
will then come on to Mankato, remain
fhere couple of weeks, returning to
the Coast for business reasons. Mr..
Hunt is delayed in Shakan on account
of the non-arrival of labels for the sal
mon cans.
The company has been very success
full this season, as the following state
ment from Mr.. Hunt will show: 1--WE
have shipped down 1000 cases of sal
mon. Our broker wrote me the other
day that he sold 100 cases of our one
half pound fiat reds to 90 to England.
This is the first sale this cannery ever
sent to England. and ] feel very good
over it. Our entire pack has been sold
and will be delivered as soon as we can
get them to Seattle Hope to send
down ii 900 cases more on the next
boat. If 50, we will still have left over
here $4,000 cases which can be sent in
one shipment. Everybody goes down
with the last shipment Have only
five white men working here now. 1t
seems pretty quiet around here, com
pared with what it has been all SUM
mcr"
Mr.. Hunt is feeling quite elated over
the summers work, as he has right
to be. He has proved to be very eff
cient manager.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-19
Chicago
Milwaukee
est. Paul R'y.

No. Al departs at 9:55 a. M, to st. Pau
Minneapolis, Chicago and Milwaukee,
No. 49, departs at 700 p. M. to st. Paul.
Minneapolis, Chicago and Milwaukee
No. 40, arrives at 500 p. m, from q
Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago and Nil
waukee.
No. "A, arrives at 9:15 o. m. from st.
Paul. Minneapolis, Chicago and Mil
Waukee
No. 122 departs at $3.50 a. m.
No. 40 departs at 3:05 p. m.
No. 144 departs at 9:25 p. m.
No. 141 arrives at 9:45 q. m.
No. 1913 arrives at 1:45 p. m.
No. 43 arrives at 6:55 p. m.
No. 122 and No. 40 connects east ane
west at Wells, also for st. Louis, Chi.
cago, Milwaukee and Kansas City. DIM
ing car serving supper on No. 40. Sleeper
for Chicago and Milwaukee. No change
of depOts at Chicago for st. Louis.
No. 141 and No. 43 direct connections
from Chicago and Milwaukee.
d. e. WALKER. Agent
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-19
Rev. Joseph Woertendyke.

Rev. Joseph Woertendyke, the great
temperance orator. will preach in the
Welsh church at 10 a. m. next Sunday.
Oct. DIST, and in Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church at 80 in the evening.
In the afternoon at three he will speak
in the Evangelical church at st. Clair.
His Sunday addresses are Gospel Tenn
perance sermons and have nothing to
do with party politics. Everybody come
to hear him.