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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-01
Historic H.t.u Barsea.

cATSKII.L. \ Y- Jan. 1.-Tbe. Hart House at Catskiu Point. just north of the ferry IandinE- has been destroyed by fire Tbe hotel wss erected early in the last tsnturw snd is said 10 have been standing Nb-n General Lafayette arrived in sstskFH in 1874. The hotel will te rebtiM
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-01
|tEIY TOPICS

fs stzeuxn says you N |sy fx at lis sfore
 lae< hnksf1 have q fuf Bet F~nd ssd pos<xy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-01
vn@ pe.s .s x.pses-

tIT- Ian L-MrS- Byine 4 Homer Byinxtsa- the hsgL f~ dead here of pneu- bsssv wfH be sent fo Con hszyaL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-01

ITO REET-Tenenent of tvo. and one of | three roons to rent a S High street.
 i-i-3
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
CLAlRV0YANTS

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evenue, no sign. Remember the name and
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charges nothing unless satisfactory. All
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
A BUNCH NORTH

On the east side of gath ST. between Sew
ard and Clark SITS. we have a large lot, Sc
feet west front on 2Ith and running back
lbs feet to 23d ST., with two houses fronting
west on 24th and one east on I'D. The
houses are not in the best of shape and
one of them could be easily built over into
store on oath ST., or we have a small
store building we can sell to be moved on
the ground. These houses are always
rented and will make a good investment.
A. p. TURKEY & SON,
444-445 Board Of Trade Bldg. Phone. Doug.
PSI.
RE-913 25
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS
BOYLES COLLEGE

CTOXTEC Taken down, cleaned and
pAO GO stored Prices the lowest.
Capacity 25C stoves. A; J. Hayns. Hard
ware, Path and Lake. Douglas 35l6.
R-M1OO Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

Advertisements for these columns
will be taken until ~ m. for the
evening edition and until p. m. for
the morning and sunday edition.
Rates lac n word hrst insertion,
1c n word thereafter. Nothing taken
for less than zoe for the hrst tnser-
ton. These advertisements must be
run oonsecuttveIy.
Advertiser, ny requesting q num-
bered check, can have answers ad-
dressed 90 n numbered letter I'm care
of The Bee. Answers so addressed
will be delivered on presentation of
check.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS

SODA FOUNTAINS. any size. ISIS Farnan.
Q-l23
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
Desirable Home On Park Ave.

5000 for $40 Park Ave; we'll built Groom
modern house in first class condition
throughout: lot 75xl40 feet, having double
frontage and room for three more houses
IN desired Possession about May l. I'M
provements alone cost more than price
asked. Parties desiring to look through
house must secure letter or go with some
one from our office.
GEORGE & CO., 1901 Farnam.
RE-q14 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
SIDEWALKS

LET John Grant make your cement side
walk, driveWays or cellar floor II YOU
want the best-guaFanteed 10 years. once
9Th door Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglas 12l2.
MOS Nh
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
PRINTING

IYNGSTAD high grade 1905 Calendars.
- ,-,r 3. E. Cor. l6Ih 81. and
& JORNE Capitol Ave. -sS
ENGRAVING and printing Kotera q
Co, 1910 Howard. Tel Douglas a)0I
MILO
SMELL Printing Co. 40 s. 18th 81.
TICKET BROKERS
CUT-RATE railway tickets everywhere.
y. II. Philbin. 1905 Farnam. Phone Doug.
7e4. -l56
LARSON s JOHNSON. l4Os Farnam. Doug.
lSSS -l57
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
WANTED-SALEsMEN

Neutrality-suspicious. statesmen, who can
furnish their own team and wagon to sell
and deliver Medicines and Household
articles on commission. Expenses paid
and a reasonable earning guaranteed. The
Halter Proprietary Company. Blair, Neb.
L-M423 MI
WANTED-We have openings for sales
men who know builders and general hard
ware thoroughly. Three or four years
experience necessary. A knowledge OF
nguring hardware from plans is desir-
able, but not necessary. Positions per-
manent with good futures Orr a
Lockett Hardware Co, Chicago.
L-MS62 26
WANTED-We have opening for statesmen
who know builders and general hard
ware thoroughly. Three or four years
experience necessary. A KNOWLEDGE Of
figuring hardware from plans Is desira bic
but not necessary. Positions permanent
with good futures. Orr e. Lockett Hard
ware Co, Chicago Les 25,r
Statesmen wanted. calling on the hard
ware, implement, harness and general
store trade, to carry as side line good
seller, reasonable commission. Address
Western Halter Company, Station A.
Kansas City, Mo. I-9Si q
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

APPRENTICE girls. Burgess shirt Co.
C-aO9
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-A girl to assist with homework
good wages. Mrs. Mccormack, 1922 80
32d st. C-MS62 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
PERSONAL

FLESH, white, pink brunette; ATTN skin
powder Is made In dainty -fnts, 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

WANTED-Girl for general housework;
reference rcquired: three in family; good
wages w n. 10 St., South Omaha.
C-962
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

U. s. Army. able-bodied un-
married men between ages Of q and %;
citizens OF United Stater. OF good char
acter and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write English. For In
formation apply to Recruiting Omce, 18th
and Douglas SITS, Omaha; Lincoln and
Grand Island, Neb, or Sioux City Ia,
Ritz
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
The best business propositions are
offered on this page.
FOR RENT-HoUSES

HOIISES in all parts oil the city. r
AN N'O c. Peters q Co. Bee Bldg.
D--gi5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
WANTED-MALE HELP

for composing room In large
book publishing house IN Chicago. Must
also have experience in highest class OF
catalogue or commercial work. Big sal
airy to competent man; position steady,
with contract ~ desired; strictly open
shop. Write. giving experience and refer
ence. Address Lew Burnham, leoe Boyce
Bldg, Chicago. Ill B-MS,2 2oN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

MEN
to Ill the positions enumerated herewith
are wanted at once. No time to lose.
ONCE manager, investment required,
stock business.
Two Office clerks young men, SS5 to $40.
Assistant bookkeeper, $40.
Stenographer, out of town, $50.
Stenographer r. r. office, $50.
Stenographer mercantile house, $50.
City salesman, young man, 20 to "A years
OF age, good salery.
Estimator, planning mill, S1OO.
Locating engineer, 500
The above calls have just been received
at our office and we guarantee them to be
just as represented.
Call and see us at once -
WESTERN REF. a. BOND ASSN, INC,
Dept b, S40-41-42 n. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

acknowledgement girl to take care two
IS, Bee. C-MSl1
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
FOR EXCHANGE

IF YOU do not md what you want In thl.
get IT, z-9S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

GOOD girl for general homework. sS3
N. 18th 81. Csc "a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

WANTED-A good girl for general house.
work 40l9 Hamilton st. C-M96O
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

WANTED-A cook, colored woman pre-
ferred. Christian Home, Council Blufrs.
C-kfb0Q
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

wANTEDzzGirl for second work a5lC
Farnam ST. C-5S4
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

GIRL for general housewOrH. $40 y; 2sd
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

Iowa Sanitary Cleaning Co.. 1913 Farnam.
R-l2l
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

GREEN TRADING fssIIlg S,n ylt Z
liquors. by jug or bottle. Cackley- Bros
OPP. p. o. U-Afi59 Mi2
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25
DEATH NOTICES
UNDERWRITERS

HOFFMAN, & Gentleman. 7Oa N. 18th.
Doug 1896. --el7 ms
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

HOIJSES in all parts Of the City. The
49, '"A4'S .. +. Davis Co., 0S Bee Bldg
D-aie
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-25

Observation-Disclosures co. BEST MIXED
PAINT. Sherman a Mcconnell Drug Co.,
Omaha. Ola
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13

tres veces y media mayor que la desti-
NADIA en- 1904 a dicho objeto.
Ell Banco ha enaienado doce hncas
de diferentes propiedades valoradss en-
SII4.6oo, 20, que tuvo que hacerse
cargo, y del precio de venta de las do
ce mencionadas Sc hayan pendiente de
cobro $6I, 264, 81
Reorganizado ell capital social, tene-
mos que S45o,o 900 del capital realzedo
y los $4,000 del .fondo dc reserva' no
son en- modo alguno cifras problema-
ticas sino valores seguros Y positivos
Los benefcios alcanzados en- el ano
ultimo permiten la junta aumentar el
fondo de reserva en- otros $40 900 y Sc
espera hacerlo asf progresivamente
en- los amos sucesivos.
Sc consigna un voto de gracias en-
recuerdo al Presidcnte saliente Mr.
John d. II. Luce, por sus activas ges-
tones en- pro de la Institution.
Ell movimiento de GAIA lego $27,
525, 81, 10; los pr6stamos y descuentos
a S1,S2I, 6S6.S So; los pr6stamos hipoteca-
rios $3.50 .88493; 81 de las cuentas CO
ri ntes a S23,533,32o,95 y los giros a
s.. go. .S6822
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13
IA memOria del
Banco EspanOl

La memoria suscrita por ell presi
dente de la respectable Institution ban
caria denominada Banco de Puerto Ri
co, don Manuel Paniagua, resulta TN
interesante documento que da a como
Ger a los accionistas e interesados en-
Ia Marcia progresiva de los estable-
cimientos de credito, Ell buen estado
hnanciero del referido Banco.
Los benefcios obtenidos durante ell
afio ascendieron a $40 .oaS,oS, contra
S24o56,52 en- Ell anterior, dedicandose
Ia amortization especial de la cuenta
s.Impresiones de billetes" una cantidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13
D e NJ a y a 6 ii e z

''' ~
MuchoS son los matr1mon1os que
Sc Nlencn Verlilcando en- la sultana
del OeSte.
9e anuncla para el mes en- curse,
c! de ia bella Y slmpat1ca senorlta
Ma8daIena "a Tort y CarreraS, con el
dlStinguldo JoVen eSpanoI' don MI
8uel ) Id'l y KOS.
-Ii3 rc8reSado dc Dan Juan, eI
emlhehte homore puoIlco, don Jose
oe DIe&o.
ari2inente celeoran conlereen-
Gas en- ci tempo c2IoIlco' los iralIeS
c@PucHInoS que mace F3rloS dlaS' sc
elIC"GIt 81 Il lI an en eSta clud'o,
Ii poiVo contlnu2 en- acclon, ira
tando ue 3SilNlaT a los VlandahtcS.
MuchoS son los muchachoS que
ln2reSan dlarlamente en- Ia prcVen-
c!on. Esto nos demuestra la ncce-
Sid3d de esta Diecer 10 mas pronto po-
SIDIe Ia escueIa correctional,
-NarloS comIslonlstas, amigos
nuestroS, Sc queJan de 10 intransl-
table que Sc encuentra el camlno We
cinal, llamado comunmente de las
mnontanas. 4 que comuniea a cabo
RoJo con San German. Seria conve-
.nientc que aquellos ayuntamientos,
sollcltaran mn cmprGStito, para el
.arreglo de TN camino que tan os be
.neficios presta 1 ambos pueblos, po-
,ni6ndolo en- communication directa.
Aver ,arde, ceIebraron servicios
rcliglosos en- Ia Carccl Department
tai, los tralleS capuchlnos que Sc en-
cuentran EN- csta ciudad, y los mi
nistros prcblstcrian0s, Rev. Judson
l.. Underwood, y don Pedro Gil aca
LA lluvia impidi6 que Sc cele-
brara cl anunciado desafio de base
bali, entire los teams "Pope' y "Pto.
Rico y.
Aver Sc encontraba en- eSta clu-
dad, el apreciablc ca ballero don Au-
gusto Font Administrator de Co
IrreoS, de Ia simpatlca villa del ojo.
-Durante los dias II y II, han
Sldo pueStos en- I1bertad, en- la Carccl
nonda,,a 1ne ;,5;,,1d,,oe Panitn r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13
Teatro del Parque

Function para hoy martes r3 de
Marco de 100.
aSan Tuan de Luz, estreno del
balle ala Flor de la Marayille", "San,
dfas Melones" y ala Camaron"", en-
la que Sc distingue extraordiLaria-
mente la primera tipIe sefora Laura
N1ncz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13


miento TN huesped importuno,
que no ha sabido darse exacta
cuenta de Su verdadera situa-
Cion aqui.
Mr.. Falkner es TN perverti-
dor de adoleScentes, creyendose
hacer un bien a los suyos en-
perjuiCio de los puertorrique-
nos, trata de importar TN MI
nero considerable de j0venes
american0s que van a dege-
nerar Ell la colonia, Yiendo el
espectacul0 NADIA editlCante que
OfreCe a diario la congregation
y aSpirando q ingreSar en- ella,
a COnfundirSe entire los inefa-
bleS de la burOCraCia, entire los
superhombreS redentoriStaS, pa
IA 10 cual han de sentirse ca
pacitadOs, desde el momento en-
que pienSen que han llegado a
la lsla para desplazar, para ARE
batar puestos legitlmamente
ganadOs por otrOS, Y para ser
factories de la liquidacion en-
uno de sus mas brutales aspec-
tOS.
FL Comisionado lie Instruc-
ci0n trata de iniciar a esos jo-
veneS en- la burOcraCia, Y ellOS
en- virtud de un irremediable
contagio al que favorece la
igualdad de condolences V de
aptitudes, teniendO como eiem-
pIO que imitar Ia cOnducta de
los bur0Cratas Y como peren-
ne vision la francaChela rumbo-
Sa del preSupueStO, pOr muChO
que traten de reSistir la tenta-
cion fatal y el contagio morbo-
so, p0r gratitud a Mr.. Falkner
habran de caer del lado a que
les invitan con tenaZ Y marean-
te constancia persecutoria, la
regalona vida de los congregan-
les Y las cuanti0sas prebendas
de que diStrutan.
\ Mr.. Falkner, en- Vez de una
labor de ameriCaniZaci6n, ha
bra hecho un trabai0 de buro-
cratIzaci0n; V con una obra que
Va era mala en- principle Y da-
nina para la coI0nia habra he
chO dano tambitn a la metr0po-
Ii, porque la JuVentud america
ma puede perder sus habltos de
trabaio, sus mobiles ambiciones
de Competir en- los distintos or
denes de la production, para
caer dc bruces en- la vulgar as
p1raci0n a la empleomania que
va esta hacienda verdaderOs
eStragOs.
FL arma que ell ComiSionado
trata de esgrimir contra la co
lonia, Sc ha vuelto de dos flos Y
here al mismo tempo a la me
tr6poli.
Y es que no es possible hacer
cl mai 1mpunemente y 10 que
trata de hacer eI gede0nico def
nidor de Ia Educaci0n Y la de
.mocracia cs un NAL gravisimo
que cierra q nuestra juventud
uno de los cOntadOs caminos
que habia dejado casi transita-
bic para ella, la legion invasO-
"a de los ex0tiCOS.
AhOra sc trata de ceTrar el
bloqueo, el aviso de Mr.. Falk-
ner no deia lugar a dudas, es
terminate; Y ST al movimiento
agresor que descubre esa pro,
mesa de botin heCha por el
Comisionado, no re sp ond G
la provision puertorriquena po-
ni6nd0se d la defensiva, pronto
quedara sitiado por hambre el
profesorado nativo y la instruc-
cion Publica, a merced de per
s0naS lneXpertaS Y, en- Su ma
yor parte, sin aptitudes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13

valiosos ofrecimientos del sefIor Fa1-
con, en- su calidad de Presidente de
la Junta EScolary y dc la Junta Auxi
liar de daInas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13
Desoe Washinqton

Las notlc1aS de Caracas son beIicO-
sas y las de Algeciras son pacf6cas
oegun despachos de Willemstad is
Ia de Curazao, publicadas aqui. el
general Castro, Presidente de Vene-
zuela, esta ref0rzando. su eiercifo
No ha llamado las reservas, Dorone
ESQ de landwher" de .slandst4rTn
no Sc conoce en- las rep6blicas 'con-
vulslvas donde sc recluta por me
dlo de leVas como sc hacfa en- Fs-
pana-y en- el resto de Europa-en
jei tempo Welo, para Ia marina. Sc
| caPtura los llbres ciudadanos. que
no tIenen dlnero para ablandar 4 los
reclutadores, nj amigos que los am
paren, y 4 palos Sc les obliga cartar
con el chopo
En- esos despachos sc aprepa oue
81 nay guerra, muchos de los solda-
dos desertar4n y que el general Cas-
tro no podra contar, 4 10 sumo. mas
Ique con 10 mil hombres. LIE basta-
ran para dar que hacer 4 los france
SeS 81 nay opcraci0nes Ell TERRA: pc
70 eS dudoSo cue las haya. Cuant0
Ia eScuadra, c0mpucSta de cafO-
neroS, un transporte, un remolcador
J TN torpedcrO, estd concentrate en-
La Guayra Y no parece probable que
.dure muchO 81 entra en- combate
Aquf, eli Washington. Sc iqnora-
|6 Sc aparenta ignorar-Ios planes de
f4ncla. Hay indicios-de los cua-
les he hablado antes de hov-de que
.eXiste un acuerdo entire los qobier-
mos frances americana: uno de
.eSos lndlti0s es que no Sc mani6es-
tan aqui aquella anSiedad desaso-
'slcgo que salieron 4 la superfcie
.cuando los alCmanes acabaron en-
Haytl con el almirante killick su
.escuadra, Y, mas tardc, cuando Ale
mania, In8laterra Italia bloquearon
las costas dc \enezuels Los fran
.cescs ponen. ahora, especial cmpefo
en- estar blen con todo el mund0. pa
IA restarles simpatias a los alema-
mes y cultiVdn La amlstad de los Es-
Itados Unldos. Esto Sc sabe en- Ca
.racas y tamblcn que csa amistad es
Icorrespondlda, en- parte. puesto que,
se8dn los telcgramas dc hoy, va MIR.
Roussell, ministro americana en- We
nezuela. ha comcnzado 4 no ser
"pcrs0na grata
Lo que sc sigue tcniendo por muy
probable cs que toda acci6n con
ira el general Castro sc aplazard
Ihasta que tcrminc Ia C0nferencia de
Algeciras. De ali tclegraffan al
/
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-13
NOta del dia

tTuCClOn PuDliCd. HaSan los
dias, pasan los amos Y el Confe-
renclsta insigue que prOduiO
eStupOr Y asOmbro deSde el Co
rozal hasta Ia Ceiba, con aquel
portentOso diScurSo SObre la
eduCaCi0n V la demoCTacia, no
sabe apr0vecharSe de las inf
nitas oCaSiOneS que, d Cada
mOmento, Sc le presentan para
demostraTle que los maestrOs
american0s, que han sidO obje-
to en- tiempOS de todOs los CO.
misionados, de preferencias-irri-
tantes, son una de las Causas
fatales del fracaso de Ia ms
truccion en- Puerto Rico.
La realidad que ha sumadO
tant0s datOS, que ha reunido Y
amontonado cargos innumera-
bleS contra los, en- muChOS ca
sos, improvlsad0s maestros, no
ha pOdidO con testimonies tan
elocuentes Y con datoS tan pre-
cisos llevar al amino de Mr.
Falkner la conviction, la segu
ridad, la certeza de que esta CO.
metiendo una 9ran eQuiv0Ca-
Ci6n Y una gran injuSticia.
Los maestros puertorrique
nos e9tan s,endo perseguidCs Y
hostilizad0s: los profesOreS del
pals no tlcnen ninguna ouerte
de garantjaS; q prOfesOres Illus
tradOs Y de una competencia
extra0rdinaria sc les ha recogi-
do el certificate SOlamente por-
que tuvierOn el civiSmO de cen
surar actos del Departamento.
COnstantemente, Sc les eSta
deprimiendo con la continue -
ci0n de esa practica del certii
CadO pOr TN anO, que SoStiene
al maestro Ell un estadO lnquie
tante de ineSCablIidad.
\ a tOdaS estao pesadumbres
sc une, para hacerlas inaguan-
tables { insufribles, la desigual-
dad en- los sueIdos diferencla
favora ble desde l1e0o ! los
maestros americanos.
DesDues de este. Darecia que
va no era possible hacer mas an
&ustI0aa Ia vida del professor
p"ertorrlquenO, nj mas huml-
llante Su condlC10n; pero pOr 10
que sc deduCe dc la nOtlcla que
publ1c0 hace dlas un lmportan-
te d1arlo de Ia tarde, el CalVar1O
del proleSofado va a entrar en-
un perIodo dc recrudeclmlento
cruel.
En- los Estad0s UnidOs sc ha
publicad0 IN alunci0 que sus-
cribe el C0mlsi0nad0 de ms
trucci6n Publica, avisando a los
i0venes ameriCanOS que, en-
Puerto Rico. Sc les brinda la
OCCASION de sustraerse a las no
bles Y rudas faenas de Ia agri-
cultura. 3 a los 0fici0s mecani-
cos ALA en- Il c0ntinente solo
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-05
EXCAVATION FOR
LOCK AND dam
TWO HUNDRED MEN BUSY AT
HALE'S BAR.
Survey Completed for Power
Line to the City-Mater-
ial Being Transported
for the Dam.

The Oliver Stewart Company is
things at Hale's bar. A large
portion of the limestone ledge on the
east bank of the T ennessee river
where the lock is to be erected by the
government, has been removed and the
excavation on the west bank for the
big dam is progressing rapidly. The
company has received the new steam
boat which was purchased sometime
ago and the boat is being used in haul
ing material for the dam.
The company now has about 200 men
at work and in some respects this lit
tie army of busy men resemble a squad
of men at work on Notifications in
time of war.
Col. Stewart is personally con1u ct =
ing the work and has been from the
very beginning.
The surveys for the power line over
which the electric feed wires will be
extended, has been completed around
the mountains and to the city, and it
is probable that work will begin in
time to have this completed by the
time the big lock and dam are finished.
w. ]. Oliver, head of the big con-
tracing concern, is well pleased with
the progress of the work. -Chattanoo
ga News.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-05

1.-The American people, said Mr..
Mitchell "are going to ask and insist
upon knowing why the operators can
not pay an advance of three cents
ton. Press Special.
And yet the operators made claim
that if they did make the rise demand
ed they would have to charge the Am
erican public 81. 20 per ton extra for
coal. The three cents extra which is
asked for by the union miners was on
" the amount extra ON the ton, which
would be given by the 5, IS per cent. in
crease granted by the scale of 1903.
For instance, s. So per cent. of 53c per
ton would amount to less than &c. Ell
Their the operators can't figure or they
want to add &c per ton to the coal on
their own side of the ledger everytime
it is mentioned after being taken from
the mines and before being delivered
to the consumer. But it's the Coal
Trust, and what more can you expectT
They are organized but yet hate the
miner because he is afflicted with the
same disease, organizationitis, which
is his only protection, for the day Of
the mine owner who regarded his en-
ployes with charitable feelings is over
and with few exceptions it is a case OF
get the most for the least.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-05
Whitwell department.
GEO. w. LEWIS Agent.
81 know not 70Aat the Truth may bs,
/feHH as 'f70dS old 10 ne.

H. P. Bryant moved TO Chattanooga
last week.
Gus Duke now occupies the H. F.
Bryant house.
March left amid dark and cloudy
weather but April came bright and
clear.
Monday being Circuit Court at JAS
per, the usual number left on the train
Monday morning.
Mrs. Foust, of Dayton, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gland
Lamb, returned home Monday.
Morris Westmoreland and Mr.. jack
son, candidates for sheriff, were in the
city one or two days last week, solicit
tating votes for that Office.
Mr. Alexander, of the Chattanooga
Times, was in the city last week
The Republican District Convention
met Saturday at p. m, and organlz-
ed by electing Hon. J. J. Dykes, chair
man, after which they proceeded to
elect delegates to the convention that
meets at Jasper next Saturday. j. j.
Dykes and Jim Quarles were elected
delegates and instructed to cast the
vote OF the district for Morris West
moreland for sheriff w. r. Ladd for
trustee; W. A. Pryor for register.
There being no opposition for circuit or
county court clerks that was left to the
delegates
DIR. and Mrs. H. G. McRee, of Hart
sell, Ala, are in the city visiting Mrs
McRee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L. Pryor.
Gov. R. L. Taylor passed through
the city Wednesday morning EN- route
from Pikeville, where he spoke the
day previous in the interest of his can
didacy.
J. A. Bailey, G. W. Bailey, Lee Lee
mons and Robt. Hooper returned last
week from Altoona, Ga, where they
had been at work for some time.
A show is billed to exhibit here the
10th inst. Now for fun and frolic.
Rev. j. M. Mosier preached Sunday
at II a. m. and p. m. at the M. g..
Church, south.