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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31
q r'efuqio de los extran-
er0s
Las plazas fuertes espanolas

Nueva York microbes. -Dicen de Tanger
que Sc van refugiando en- dicha ciudad al ampa.
TO de los consulados y de los buques de guerra
todos los extranjer que no viven en- las pa-
zas y puertos europeos.
En- Meilla Ceuta tambien hay TN mime
70 extraordinario de refugiados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31
Guatemala Sc rep0ne
de las perdidas
de La guerra
Nombra c6nsuIes para ell Salvador

Nueve York, miercoles-El gobierno de
Guatemala, ha nombrado consules para que les
Tepresenten en- San Salvador
Elcomercio Y los agricultores han logrado
reponerse de las perdidas tenidas en- la reciente
guerra sostenida con Honduras" Y eEl Sal
vador"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31
OPORTU NIDAD

sana mayor 10 la intermeda 9 - diametro
soraon1a & con endTo de vapor ~ dametro con 40 de
= Paris; oTso MoLlNo de s 7s doble enganaje dia
metro, de u catalina mayor IA de la inermedia a."
otor tpo balancin paralel6gramo cindro vapo1
AZ diamero 81 de de construction solida ia
arcade la TeEombrada constructors de Fletcher
Aondon Derbi de Ingaterra
Para mas nformes dirigirse la Capital
SOBRLvOS DE EzQUEAG.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31
SIgue la Raewuea1a en- Ia Ru-
siasOrien1al
Los campesinos Sc sostienen
ante ell empuje de los cosacos

Nueva York, miercoles-Se agrega a los
informes llegados de Rusia que los compost
nos rebeldes sc sostienen ante el empuje de los
cosacos al extreme que el gobierno ha tenido
que enviar nuevos refuerzos las provincias
orientales del imperio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31
e gohTerEo0 russo
carece de zsecurs0s
para CuEoT'Sna g. pEsesupuesto
FL primer ministro Stolypin
piensa en- TN nuevo emprestito

New-York miercoles.-Dicen de San Pc
tersburgo que el goberno imperial Sc encuen-
ira sin recursos para cubrir el deficit del presu-
paesto en- curse, al efecto sc piensa en- CON
tratar IN nuevo empr6stito para hacer frente
los gastos de reprension de los alzados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31
MANUEL PAZ uRDAZ
.NsoEGr8@

Registrador de Ia pror iedad sustituto que
fus IA amos en- Arecibo ofrece sus servlcios,
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos do IL casa
ndmero Is, calle de Ia Cruz, 80 hace carge
de presentar para 80 inscription en- el Regis
tro de la prepiedad Del DiNrito remitir q
los respeCtivos intereaados, Loo deeumeates
cue cen tal sbjsss - le snvian.
AREOIBO. PUERTO RICo
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
CASH FOR CATS!

No signature, no address, nothing 70
indicate who wanted the fcncs nor
where they were 10 be delivered and
the cash collected Simply the tanta-
lizing and indefinite announcement
above quoted
The public curiosity was aroused al
once. and for several days thereafter the
weather. politics. society gossip, the
Schley- Sampson controversy our duty
in the Philippines. the question as 20
the identity OF the party who struck the
late William p terson, all were rele-
gated to the background by something
Of far more vital and immediate i'm
portance-the burning question as 20
who was responsible for the cat adver-
iisement. and whether II would turn out
to be a bona hde business proposition
or only the work Of some practical and
irresponsible joker OF the vicinity.
If the advertisement was a joke, II
was certainly an expensive one, and the
point Of the intended wi,tieism was so
efectually concealed that no one, except
perhaps the Joker himself, was able TO
guess what it was.
But then the question arose, IL the
advertiser meant business and was really
anxious 10 acquire a stock Of cats in ex-
change for cash, why had he neglected
20 give his name and the location OF
his Office
Inquiries made at the Offices OF the
various journals in which the announce
ment had been printed failed 10 elicit
any information regarding the person
or persons who had procured It's in
sertion.
The advertisement in question had
been received. paid for and published in
the regular order Of business, said the
newspaper managers cnrtly, but the
name Of the advertiser concerned him
self chiefly at present II he wished his
name and whereabouts % become public
property, he would doubtless use his own
methods and choose his own time for
making them known.
The parties who had printed and dis
tributed the posters were equally non
communicative. And so, right on the
threshold Of the investigation, the curl
osity mongers were foiled. For one
whole week they fumed and fret,ed.
wearing out their stock OF gray matter
in vain surmisings regarding the au-
thorship and hidden meaning OF the
ANONYMOUS advertisements Then, Just
as the public curiosity began to show
signs OF tagging. fresh fuel was added
20 the flames By the following announce
ment which appeared just as mysteri-
ously as its predecessor. one morning.
in the newspaper advertising columns
and scattered far and wide on billboar1s
and blank walls throughout the city and
suburbs:
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
Heaven and NesuWus.

Prof. Mattucci, Superintendent Of the
Vesuvius observatory, was dining with
some Americans at the Royal hotel in
Naples. The dining-roon fronted the
sea. The waves crashed against the
-ssive embankunent Of stone and how
RS Of white spray rose high in Tie sun
liz air.
This is heavenly But what is II Ike
in your observatory when Vesuvius is
active" some one asked.
1T is not lie heaven" said Prof
Matteucci. at reminds me OF story
about q Neapolitan widow whose hus-
band had been dead some years. One
night she was persuaded TO % 10 q
spiritualists' seance, ard there the spirit
OF her dead husband appeared and spoke
with her
"'My dear Agostino said the widow
20 the shade, are YOU happy now"
81 am very happy Agostino an
swered.
"Happier than you were on earth
with me9' asked the widow
Yes replied the shade. I am far
far happier now than / was on earth
with you
The widow was silent moment; then
she said:
"'Tell me, Agostino, what is it like
n heaven?
"Heaven7 said Agostino. 7 never
said that ! am in heaven
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
Telephone, 400 COrtiAndt.

a. ! capture one Of 'en. Cats az fifty
cents apiece beats selin' papers or black
in boots all hoiler"
From that time on Stumpy devoted his
waking moments chiefly 90 the cat in
dustry, deriving quite q revenue there
from. as did many other future businc
men and capitalists a. Bo5m0pis. IN
less than a fortnight every ylgrant ic-
line within the city limits bad been
rounded up and turned into cash az the
receiving department Of the Orlen,a.
Cat Company IN the spraw.ing ediacc
which formerly did duty as a skating
rink
And the cats that came bon were NOT
al Migrants. either Many a servant
girl was not above adding a casual d..
lar or so 10 her income by disposins
Il the family pets, or pests, as she con
sidcred them. which were continually
snOoprg into things or lying around
under her feet llousch0lAers. too, In
many instances brought in their own cats
or the neighbor's, just as 1t Glanced 20
happen. and fur;ively exchanged them
for current coin Of the realm. Men
drove in from the suburbs and nearby
villages with whole wagon loads Of eats,
Grated mp and ready for delivery at fifty
cents a head.
In fact. for two weeks it simply raincd
cats around that old-time skating rink.
now the headquarters OF the Orieuta'
Cat Company Uimited) All they had
10 DO was 10 hand in their four-legged.
fur-clad voucher and the money was
promptly forthcoming And the cashier
# the Oriental Cat Company lLimitcdD
vas not a, all particular, either. Any
thing in the shape OF a cat would 3D.
VI he insisted on was that the cat must
be alive lie drew the line at dead ones
When questioned as 10 what they were
roing 10 do with so many cats the at
fable president and the equally obhging
secretary and treasurer Of the company
replied that they expected TO ind a mar
ket for them in China hence the title Or
icntal Cat Company In certain sections Of
the Flowery Kingdom felines were very
scarce and would command high prices
especially il they were good mouscrs
and rat catchers. An active. ablc-bodied
cat would almost lrinp is weight in
silver in some parts Of China, and as
millions Of people there REQUIRED the cats
the market was practically unlimited
The Oriental Cat Company Oimited) .
had organized for the purpose OF supply
ing that market and they proposed do
inc so
Three weeks rolled by--three busy,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

ious sections Of Greater New YORK as
test. the results showed
Ons Hundred F0rD-f,c pr efHL O
Year. ..
These figures tempted the present
managers OF the COMPANY 90 einoai X
upon the making Of numbers OF Mulil-
oiones 10 be operated In the same 1rohi-
able way for rs stockholders
over $4,000 81.
a, been spent in pcfpccuug the Multi
phone that is making u cNpcrmeniing
with parts aud simplifying the whole
Noi ono dglld, u ihJ d5tf they ehargSS
10 tho C0mf1ny
COST OF THE MULrlPHONE
Mu'uphones cost $50 70 500 each.
according 10 the cabinet desired 10 meet
tie requirements VI The varied Ioea'
IONS. u IN mahogany the former price
( IN bronze the latter.
IS IT SECCREl
We answer il is. absolutely, positively
and certain. You again ask Won't the
.ovcly wear OF We answer THIS By
.tat.ng tina, music Is az old as the
universe. and each instrument Is
,uppled with twenty-iour new records
weekly. Demand FOR ths music may be
measured by the fact that company.
3llt one Of many. is l,l0oDO records
behind the requirements q the pub'c.s
orders Again you may query Won
ne mechanism wear OUT T. this We
iay ycs. bat not soon. probably hip
cars or - vii see some parts worn.
t Itch are easily replaced
We want an who read g. know there
re no IFS no butts" and there viii
G none A. emphatic a. VIZ arc able
d. state Il. We want everyone o. believe
his investment b. thoroughly bona-hde,
and up-to-dlte new iash,outi 90 that ii
ives each investor his true share Of
e earnings. old fashioned IN all that
oaor implies
500 iHtSrci IN or HJtk % cquaI 10
5000 ~ O iI.ia.l 'lrt 4 w8r h1;tsr
1900 terrih OF rar Ha.k H Dos pos
Sii'.n Is % ,tsI ~ a. q aHsih.' hos
.tr $4,000 co. . fs.iHgf t5uk DC SCI,
- much 90 8ri4sHdi fro~ 80 90 1HS
.ssr 90 fhc pfhcr rsff from hr fstiHrl
.nk iH '.r.c Js1rS 4hu H.,k tJyi
~ Ha.h iH enc }tlr Us q c.tr'HmsHi
.rJ ts,I 90 'arny-'1ar yflvf. ihS 20.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

hlstlirg weeks fof the Oriental Cat
Company and Us Officers and hired az
sistants BJomOpoIs and the country
round about had been pumped dry 90
cats You couldn't have found another
one Of III. animals with a hnc-tpoihed
C1mb--not a solitary SAT Al had been
swept into the rcmorsellss nav of the
Oriental Cat Company llImited).
Some days passed without any move
being made on the part of the Cat Com
pauy, and then just az they had begun
talking Of getting the animals ready ilr
shipment a plague ~ rae. suddenly broke
mt in Boomopols Nobody seemed 90
know where they an came from. but they
were there 1s thick as bcaux around a
pretty gir', or m3,Quit.es in Jersey
swamp Ard they were about the
lerccst and hlngrlc0 rodents that ever
pcstcred a community 90 ihat
Nothing. apparently. w.s safe from
their attacks They invaded cellars.
stores. warehouses public buildings
private buildings. the mansions OF the
rich and the ioncmcuts OF the poor
every place. iu fact. where they could
ind anything worth eating or worth de
s,roying
In the midst II the inundation the
people suddenly bc,h9ught themselves OF
cats. Cats were what was needed, and
they were needed az once
Bat where were they 20 be had. unless
pcrchance the Oriental Cat Company
Limited could be induced 90 sacrifice
their stock after taking such trouble 20
get il together
1t seemed almost proYlcntial that the
rat epidemic happened 90 break ont
while the cats were yet within reach. m
stead Of being EN- route 20 China. as they
might have been a few days later.
The cats were still in the city. and
their assistance was urgently needed iu
the present crisis
With one accord the populacc BEGAN
storming the doors of the Oriental Cat
Company Limited. and dcmandiu.
cats. Cats cats We must have cats 80
was the cry. and the public ,piri'-l
president Of the cat company aforesaid
sitting IN his snug office, heard the call
and rose 10 the occasion.
Cats Certainly said Mr. Uubhs.
IN the blandeSt Of accents "Sell 'cm il
anybody wants 'em. Mr.. Tubbs, hang
out a sim
MAY look a little steep. gentlemen
h"t that j, what they would bring in
China. H'tc to disappoirt our custom
cr' there bnt have TO do it. | suppose
seeing the cats are badly needed here in
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
Vast Sire Of Wealth.

Belts vast with came from mines
diamonds, gold I'd coppcr-like the i'm
mense fortune Senator William A.
Clark Of Mont a like the $4,000 900
or more a,curt ..ted by Cecil Rhodes.
The earth w also Tire source Of the
wealth ~ both. )hu D Rockefeller and
bis brother Willm. The same thing IS
true OF Camepis GREAT store Of wealth.
It was really d., from iron mines-iron
and coal
KrunD piled p the largest estate in
German in Tx manner lie made his
money 10y mant acturing the product OF
iron mines
The earth is magnificent storehousc
& wealth Ii as proved more fruitful
e immense fnrhncs than the vast trans
portation businss which made the for
'unes Of the Vad bits and the Gould',
Hill, Hartman and the rest Of the rail
road kings II as beaten the mere own
or hip and use q the surface Of the
ground, Astor lshion
And the greet center OF the earth's
etorehouse is he South Think Of its
coal area, neaIy three times as great
7s the combind coal fields OF Great
britain, Germay, and Pennsylvania. Of
its iron ore, f. surprising in quantity
that which male the fortunes OF Car
negie and Krup; Of It's oil, promising 20
exceed in yiel, all that went 20 make
the Rockefeller fortunes; Of It's sulphur,
which dominaps TIE worlds sulphur
trade; Of it, phosphate, which holds the
same unique position in the worlds Ter
tilizer industry Of its vast stores OF &C.
nent making materials, the industry
which promises to rival iron and steel /:
of its copper and other higher forms. OF
minerals. and then let your Imagination
attempt - forecast the vastness OF tn:
wealth which this mineral storehouse OF
the world IS O.. turn loose in the South
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

underwaist. Sizes are
for dolls fourteen %
twenty-four inc he 5
high. Price 10 cents.
No. I7Io. This baby
dolls set consists of a
pretty little dress, a
petticoat with comfort
able little underwai,t.
a long cloak with deep
cape, for her dressy
outings, and a charm
ing little sack for wear
in the house on chilly
days. This set is made
only in one size for
dolls sixteen inches
high from crown TO
sole. Price 10 cents.
To secure these pat
terms promptly, send
correct number and
size OF pattern wanted,
together with ten cents
for each pattern de-
sired. Address all COM
munications TO FASH
ION CORRESPONDENT
Room 3o7, 200 Broad
way, New York City.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

ppiest on Christ
the one who has
t her own ideas
Is have much 70
u. The dressing
) a part of the
assure OF prepar
IS q pleasure that
d UP among any
relatives and
coutributin 3
another her un
thcr her shoes.
,oat of furs, and
Iugh the range OF
ardrobe.
er hand. the cut
making of dolls
awakens an in
ing which proves
girl in after life
girls take great
ing pretty clothes
$, and this Joy in
ndation for future
IS for doll clothes
must be smart, or
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

me present emergency Got 'f Nsl
Mr. Tubbs' 81 night. hang r at
And the sign IN question was pf.mi.l
sWung ~ the breeze.
FOR SALE
Choice att................. f''
Common Cats ............
Precisely one week later No7
Hubs X Tubbs. the obliging .4la. =
he Oriental Cat Company yLm'e-.
closed up their now ca,less and dce-e
place Of business on the old rink 40 'r
corner a Main and Franklin streets
Eoomopolis, and babe farewell i.'of
90 that growing western CITY hA.t
their departure via the night express 'F
the Fast.
Snugly rnsoonced in a quiet corner p
the smoker. the crstwhilc prcsldcn. q
the Oriental Cat Company lLimh-l r.
now gone ont Of busincss-ht OFT '@
end OF a fhccn-ccnt cigar, hanlr. n
mate % ms companion and. after .s"
ing up. said between pufs
Didn't forget (puf) ANYTHING ln '.'
hurry tonight. did you. luhh,
Guess not" was the laconr vN'
Got the saichcl with the lpuf
lateral in II an right. have you
"Bctcher life Shan't lose my sHH "
that"
Tear up the freight bill from l0..a'
for the two cars OF (puf) live 1'.N .
crates' They may (pufD smell 81"
Il you didn't 49,.
"Did better than that Burned b.
That's good (puD Err lpa" -
I've just been thinking that we've '. e
pretty (pufD fair days wage, i0r Jus
past two months, Oh ?" ~.
well. yes" frankly admitted uH
worthy Mr. Tubbs, with a knowing WIZ
have seen the time that I've "''N''
for less"
This seems 20 be the proper Place "
'rop the curtain. but before dong '' w
cannot refrain from recording NE WI
tily expressed opinion Of Nl, o-
O'Shaughnessy ex-employe of thr VI +.
entail Cat Company, in regard ' "
founders. ~:
"Well, byes," he remarked calmly ~
don't want 60 say anythin aga",' ~.
old employcrs-they always n,.a S rt
well an Oh got me pay, all righl-O,s,
bechune you an me an the laHpp ,..,
thin two lads, Hubs an IupD'' w." .n
jest about the slickest pair that eyer Ni ~,
down the pike. Mighty lucl Ky thing m, ~
Boomopolis 'twasn't beef critters, on o., NJ II
hoof or elephants they cornered SUI "
cats"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

II YOU are close hgurer.-llere IS
an opportunity to Offset our statement
II you are wise m business ways
We need you IN the company,
II YOU are quick 10 nose out fraud
Investigate IN your own way.
III YOU dare trust your own eyes
Send in your subscription right away.
II you have friends you'd rather
trust--Send them to investigate for
you.
The Multphone is to-day the creates,
and grandest monument OF smplihed
music producing mechanical eontrlNan'
ces. Nothing ever made can come any
where near approaching It's magnih-
eence, either IN simplihed mechanics.
structure, beauty OF design or apparent
cosiliness Of dclineation. IL Is at once
a superb production Of the mcchanie FL
skill, the artisans patience, the sculp-
tors chisel and the designers hsndietaii
rejecting the intention Of the maker
orders for the best possible without &c.
gard 10 expense The design Is OF The
harpsichord OF the EliIabethian period
Standing over SIX feet IN height, an
three feet wide. the front and side
are Of French bcye,ed plate glass, eN
posing the mechanism 10 full view. A
large Magazine wheel carries twenty
four Photographs records, anyone OF
which may DC reproduced al the Will %
the operator 4 nickel starts u The
power Is derived from a spring motor
one winding Is sufficient 20 rcprodue.
eighteen records The public does q
winding. 50 there is no expense for
power
ITS FIELD.
is practically unlimited Whefeyer
people may gather or pass is tie Haiura
location for a MRlhbA0Hs 10 fai'roa
stations, in ferry houses. boz hotels or
restaurants. IN theatre lub5.cs. GA steam
ships in stores II serves t'r toul.
purpose OF pleasing the eye and deAg {
ing the ear
EARNING CAPACITY
\ little over a year ago. a handful oi
men. realizing after mathematical re.
search that II such an instrument con.
be made the returns would Be cnof
nous. started out 90 make u. \ very
crude model was the result Of the tr..
undertaking. which was placed IN var
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
CASH. CAsHM
CASH FOR CATSll

~ B--Don't drown your cats or give
them away Wait for the cash
The puzzle was still as far from a
solution as ever The joke--if Joke u
was-was evidently serial, TO be con-
tinued in our next
There are very few people, however.
who admire that sort OF humor and the
anonymous instigator OF the cat ads
and posters was called some decidedly
uncomplimentary names during the next
lew days after the second series OF his
aygravating announcements appeared.
Some set him down a. a pestiierous
crank. others as harmless IDIOT with
more money than brains, and wondered
why his friends didn't have him placed
in some reliable asylum, while still others
sized him up as a shrewd, wideawaks
schemer, with some skilfully laid money
making plot under way which would be
developed IN due time.
Perhaps, some said, his plan was 10
boom the circulation OF the papers in
which his peculiar ads appeared.
Others argued that the advertiser was
probably a wealthy victim Of insomnia.
caused by backyard providers, and he
vas shrewdly endeavc ring 70 spread
abroad the idea that cats were valuable.
so that people would keep them at home
nights and allow him 10 get some sleep
Tor two weeks the public W., kept
guessing. and then the cat was lct out
Of the bag at last The notices already
quoted appeared once more in alyerti'-
ing columns aud on trees, fences and
buildings-everywhcre that the law al
lowed, and in some places that il didn't
with an important addition.
The "ad' in its completed form read
as follows:
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

yiIiHiHg Portion Of he atfracs u.5.
h|e limo.
Here is corporation como1,.f =
business men, men Of integrity asl 4
nancial standing, offering 90 the ID.
one OF hie's financial opposuuius.
Capitalized ~ si.oo0oo0 81, -...
Of csch Jkavs. $1,000. IA stool % r.
reid and HoH-aSJSIfsbiS. The tr.tI
oHs sh0re to-day - sTsS Lffuf t,..,
~ SEamplS II yoH tHtcH %, IA
10 bHy5 Jioek 10 tho taIHs o. sac H.
Hoek 50 bsJlag H0w o pr esui ,.-
81 ti5 fdr talHc, that - 10 5ss s. J.
rem hundred G0llarJ r0fh C.. a.]
vary NotV o. y0H hate 500 I'd
yOsr diftdeHdJ srS ss4. i0u n.a4
bai $50. hsHce tho rate Is IS bsr .f-i !,
yesr ~ 4 pr cfHf moHihiy. uh.l a.
ihs usy 40 brSfsf % bsy o. Ihu d
oar Tf0Asd Go0t Offer % he r.l.
HHhiH 81 dayg fhiI 5sus Hytk trtH l.
r5iSsd 10 sITs ,kare. after assl +,
5sddsd jHwt EHfi take Place
No, less than so viii BE- accepted p.
stock purchases,
No salaries % officers
PrsfncSily rtrry tsHHy ss,sa d
atotsbF f0r anldSHdg. there .rs be
salaries. there are no expense. t.-- i,
no leaks The officers and manage. ,-
their pay In dividends instead Of ..a-r
They have agreed % take a. rt
stock a. Is earning dividends iH- at
investors IN full payment ior al bel,
services. and all expenses Of at,,- n
office rent. clerk hire and gca-r =.
pcnsss Of the Company
Practically al the net earning. ua
out any deductions are paid a tr
bends
Erory dollar fScrftSd ff5w .ltt 10
tfIf1gI F0ff 70 make more NAltt., a
The managers are satisfied vI'. az
they arc getting. and are please On a
YOU your four per cent q mo-. -
pay u monih'v-iwclye times q .r.-
Pl.Iff Ssmfmit, fhaf ftu rr Cd
aaf ogats Dc made. You mat .ea.
quickly 90 miss this great ..g.r-
Only n small block ni tu-t .-
40 the above price 10 ,uu .r. . "a
iu un thc ground floor 0i ar a.
money maker and Un an
square trai th,. offer is iar ..a
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
Sea Of Cahlee invaded by a M
em Steamer.

The Lake of Gennesaret, in Palestine.
called also the Sea of Galilee and the
Sea of Liberals, famed for the miracles
Christ performed there, has just been
profaned by the appearance OF a modern
steamer, which will take passengers 70
the little villages on its shores.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
A Corner in Cats
BY WILL S. GrDLEY.
(ConNriphtedl

The one hundred thousand inhabitants,
more or less, of the busting Western
city which we shall immortalize as
RoomopolS, woke up one morning 10
ind staring them in the face from every
dead wall and billboard within the city
limits, and from the want columns OF
the half dozeh local dailes the fol
lowing cabalistic sentence in the biggest
and blacklist job type:
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