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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06
Southern Pacific Cut Off.

Baton Rouge, La, March l.
Fifteen miles of grading work
done between Port Allen and
the Atchafalaya swamp. and al
most the entire distance graded
and steel rails laid west of the
Atchafalaya to Lafayette, is the
progress that has been made up
to date on the Southern Pacific
cutoff. which is being construct
ed between Port Allen and
Lafayette, and which will give
Baton Rouge a short connection
with the southwestern section of
Louisiana.
This progress is reported by
G.. G. Vaughn. the ChiefE ngineer
of the Southern Pacific in charge
of the construction work of the
road between the two points.
Mr.. Vaughn is spending the day
in Baton Rouge looking over the
work across the river in West
Baton Rouge Parish, where the
grading is being pushed as
rapidly as possible.
Mr. Vaughn reports that out
of a distance of about twenty
two miles between Baton
Rouge and the Atchafalaya
swamp that about fifteen miles
has been graded. The longest
stretch of ungraded right of-way
is at Wilberts, in Iberville
Parish, where the arrangements
have not been made for the
yards.
West Of the Atchafalaya
swamp. towards Lafayette. the
work is far advanced, INC the
steel rails have been laid for a
greater part of the distance,
Mr.. Vaughn was unable to state
when the steel rail laying work
would start this side of the
Atchafalaya, but said that il
would not be long.
The bridge work in the Atcha'
falaya was very seriously in.
terrupted by the high water, but
that is receding now, and the en-
neers hope to be able to continue
their bridge work without FUR
Their serious interruption.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06

Senator Joe Bailey of Texas.
who has just been ~exonerated by
a legislative committee, evidently
feels like he isn't quite clean yet,
as he wants his fellow senators to
vindicate him by electing him
minority leader.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06


Positions guaranteed Is the head
line used in the advertisements OF some
schools who are endesvoring to
secure patronage on this point alone,
but We would recommed TO y young
friends that they select . school that
offers something besides merely
guaranteeing . position, II you finish
: certain { under certain condi-
lions, etc, ETC., one that guarantees to
give you the most thorough practical
modern course to be had and in the
least possible time, and one that will
duplicate, II asked to, the guaranty
contract of any Commercial school,
after they have explained its contents
to the prospective student. Select q
school that uses as its headlines
THOROUGH PRACTICAL courses al
. reasonable expense. and in the
shortest time possible, such as the
Tyler Commercial College of Tyler,
Texas, which has in the short space Of
seven years grown to be one OF the
largest commercial schools in the U.
s.
REBATES AND DISCOUNTS.
are sometimes offered by schools that
have not sufficient merit in their
courses to draw patronage otherwise.
The Tyler Commercial College will,
through their modern methods and the
famous Byrne systems, save you in
the way Of time and board more than
thribble the discount allowed by any
Of those schools, and il you doubt
their doing this, you may pay them
the same amount of cash you would
have to pay the inferior school, give
them snote for the discount, payable
only when they have demonstrated to
you int their courses are far cheaper
at theSesgnlsr rate than that of the
other schools at . big discount.
For facts sndA figures, write your
49, IS. ~. and :. sdd's' below and mail
Address ....... .......
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06

See Patterson & Mouton for
any kind of insurance. Eight
years experience.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06

We keep al the good things to
- chat : hrsts class grocery
should keep. Letus supply your
wants Ii the grocery line.-Prud-
homSne 3 McFaddin.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06

Bulk garden seed in any
quantity, guaranteed to grow, at
the Moss Pharmacy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

ssc. art denims, special. at Sachs zoe.
yard
Have gas put in your house for iilu-
rninating purposes
Home Journal patterns Tor fepi uai
AZ Whitney & Marsh's.
some pure-bred Buff wyandotte eggs
for setting for sale at Henry May q
Co, Ltd.
New shipment of Ford runaoout au-
,onnobiles Just received by the Scnunlan
Carriage Co.
Seventeen-jewel gold watches free to
International Correspondence Senoo.
students at Arleigh's-
Fine Japanese goods at CREAMY re-
a,,oa5 nrices. Removal sale corner OF
IT,. and Beretania avenue.
Nov stock of lace curtains just opens
"A AZ whitney & Marsh's-
Look VI, Ehlers' ad-"
mr. NcLean's preparations can only
=. bas AZ Mrs. Doris e. Paris mani
..,,-ing parlors on Fort street
Guides furnished for tourists, luaus
and native dances arranged oy the nd
y-aiian Realty and Commission Co
TO vou want to go housekeeping for
..,ex; 20 nothing" call on w W. d.
rnon5 & Co.'S. Complete kitchen outn'
for SO
whf.nev & Marsh have just opened
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
THE BYSTANDER
Continued from Page Four,)

(Continue FROM FourJ
interest being there in great majority and working n concert s'2 eas
was
traded On
gentleman who had kept pastoral
make it agricultural anu
pineappes Geei wha
of the administration relatives
but kicking 2e OF any
and the supposen nat t
with is the comma enc ~
rrepiiousy transferred to some
parade all the pubic na
given him under ths same on ha y
which justifes the Lanai iniquity
Fearing entering Mutual Telephone Co. are
multiple s"ehboa
Telephone Co of Columbus ohlo
switchboard of this to make
equipment of 10000 telephones when are
satisfaction and eliminating the
his OPERATOR certainly Appeals 70 '
who
in things which make life pleasant
really nice barber shop
and hot batn
and ladies could not go fner
served on the tables OF our 1h
the Eagle In all those places the
some and complete Honolulu
fping
wheels however short FIn years
man wanted hom Tor 1ne
water facilities notwithstanding demand for the beverage had not
village Mails were eh
sailing vessel brought them IN aheaa O Inc
what they ie OUT
banks held the business u
social life which men led with each
stones
That Honolulu OF 1872
comna,e il with the of 1907 and take courage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

some new desirable goods for skirts
and suits in lightweight spring
woollens.
slippers for the Mardi Gras will be
sold at big reductions Monday ana
Tuesday at the Manufacturers Shoe
Co., Ltd.
75c. quality figured Foulard silks
81 1-2c. yard tomorrow at Sachs.
An opportunity to secure some rent
producing real estate is offered IN j.
Alfred Magoon's real estate notice IN
this issue.
The materials for the handsome
gowns to be worn by the queen and her
attendants at the Mardi Gras ball were
furnished by Whitney & Marsh
First-class tickets 10 all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the offlee
of Trent Sc Co., s3S Fort street
People are beginning To see the fu-
ture of Kaimuki. The Hawaiian Trust
Co. are selling many lots to desirable
purchasers. Don't delay too long
A large proportion OF the elegant
gowns seen at the University CLUB
dance came from Whitney & Marsh's
and were the creations OF Harry Daya-
son.
Budweiser beer costs little more
than common beer, but SO does porter
house cost more than round steak Iry
Budweiser. Haekfeld & Co, wholesale
agents
Fifty-four-inch Point d'Esprit for soc.
yard at Sachs.
Four hundred chances to save from
. 10 30 per cent. On lace curtains are
open tomorrow at A. Blom's- Don't
miss the sale It's a remarkable chance
to save money.
Water is one thing in this world that
we can't get along without Why mol
enjoy II, then. by drinking the distilled
or soda water supplied by the Foun-
tain Soda Works?
4 place OF great interest 10 tourists
and visitors is the Island Curio Co
shop on Hotel street, IN the Elite build
ing. Everything in the curio line The
big store with little pricesi
75c. and 81 quality Shantung silks for
SIC. and CSC. yard at Sachs.
W. W. Ahana & Co viii take your
order for clothing on Monday. Owing
10 the celebration of Chinese New Year
the store viii be closed Monday after
noon and remain closed until Thursday,
the 18th inst
Arrival of new hats and caps Tor
children at Whitney & Marsh's- See
their window display.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
COMMERCIAL NEWS
fconfinued from Page Four..)


Co.'S system to cost s4oo arr
witho
Sakable special immigration
between Marcn ~
5with Spanish labor settlers for HAWAII
of Railway reported among
exchange, for san fraEes9 s
H. Trust Co
ds lien To mas
$4,000; Joanna V Day t. liza
straueh ct nj te Alfred o.
s2oo Ja Lgeett and VIE 70
MAY Kinaust property, $500
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
THE EASTERN CAR SHORTAGE

and the san Francisco disaster are sun
being put forward by many nrms as
reasons why such and such shipment
has not arrived. but we are pleased 10
say that we are receiving our spring
shipments much earlier than ever De-
fore. The past week has brought Us
largo stocks of wash goods, Ianc!
goods. shirtings. rugs. shirtwaists. ETC.
etc while we expect the coming one
10 keep up the good work Ehlers q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
ABOUT CHAArPAGNEs.

II you're a judge OF good hquors'
Lewis & CO. are willing 10 accept your
opinion OF the fine champasnes soio ps
them. II you are not judge, you may
rely upon their guarantee OF tneH
purity and age. and on the testimony ol
the many people who have used them
Lewis & CO. would like TO send you
small order. as a larger one VIII surely
follow
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10

An Expert.-'I need a man for the
irforma ton bureau. He must be one
who can answer every question, even
the most unexpected, without losing his
head
I'm just the man you want / am
the father of eight children lie Rire-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
Mrs. Doris E. Paris

has opened parlors at 115s Fort street
for Scalp Treatment, Facial Massage
Manicuring, etc
Appointments can be made by tele-
ptoning Main 4s1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
SPECIAL soc. SUNDAY DINNER

Tender roast chicken, caulifiower anu
fresh lobster salad will be serNeu
the Royal Annex today from 70
m. Private rooms for ladies ana AAiii-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-10
Complete Dining Service
$500

CONSISTING OF THE Fol-ro" - ni,ner
FOR PATTEfNS-A
Co
Plates bowl 49, Bntr
Dishes BOWL
= -"
W aer
W. Mated.
-o-,,lete Revolving Cruets tano SquauiUpe
One only .oT KITCHEN OUTFIT-S2e~-
and hllc hen
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
VETOED ~ JAIL.
Mayor sehmlts. Returns TO .seard
sunle,ps, budget and Message.

Mayor sehmltz. Returns TO Scars
Mvnlelpsl Budget and Message
san Francisco. June 22.-From the
executive cell In the county jail. Mayor
schmitx returned TO the board OF su'
psrvisors the municipal budget and q
msssaxe vctosng the appropriation OF
sSso 900 for the reconstruction OF
osary Street railway. Mayor schmifz'
besides opposing the appropriation Tor
the 0sary Street railway. also object
"a 10 the levy Of q special tar OF "
cents 20 raise revenue for the city gov
erument. Acting Mayor Gallagher said
schmitz' right to pass on the budse'
was not questioned BY the board:
The first actual clash between Cnie
Police Dinan and Acting Mayor Gal
larher came when Dinan flatfootedi'
refused to recognize cal svher's sis
nature as that OF maynr NJ San Fran
cisco. Gallagher's signature was o.
fieht permit. and before Dinan woui'
allow the doors TO open TO the crow'
the promoters OF II had to brin
to him a permit signed by Eugene
Schmitx.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
y ll}uDNTED|
The In>> ~
HAVE REFus y
D. he Fivs-yssr Niss>
Esssssd Isss Last Jsau1Dv -
Offisss VIII United TypcS s..'' =
lsss Materially A~ssdsd- 4

Nav York. June 1f.-The loaap,,
tioual Association Of Printing Ptsn}
nan. At lts convention Friday. vir>o |
ALLY rspudlafed. by a vote Of ios ~
q. the five years agreement Win shs
u.itsd rypothstse Of Ansfica.
The agreement. which had bssn -
tered INTO January last. and signed by
Prssidest Higgins and other leading
nsmbers Of the union. affected H.
coo pressusen In book and job offices
throughout the United States. Ih'
following resolutions were adopted b
the convention:
"Whsreas. Our board OF director
has renewed the agreement with IN
United Typothetae OF America
resolved. That said agreement
hrsby ratified and approved. provi'
"A the open shop clause IL stricke
ant ana an amendment is inserted pr
vidiux for the uinc hours pay Tor "a
sight.hour day. =,
resolved. That In the event u
United Typothetae Of America re,ee
shsss amendments our board OF diree
ara Ara Instructed to submit the que
lion OF the immediate inauguration
the sight-h hour day to the referendu.
said referendum vote to be taken Uni
~ days after rejection l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
RAILROADS LOOKING UP,
PLEASED WITH PROSPECTS
n.,I,..a.r. Fer While Were Aisa'e
Chief Mssissrass wss ceiss to Con-
s..... ar swallow Prspssties' ou'
New More HepsfsL

Chicago. June as.-"what do ! 'nins
sf the railroad situation7" demanded
n T. ingalls,. former president Oh 'ne
Bir Four. repeating the question. ihs
railroads arc looking up. The reason
II that the railroad people have hns'iy
gotten 30 they can wake up In the
morning and think Of President Roose'
vsit without having nervous dyspepsia
| or stage fright and that helps sood
deal"
Mr.. Ingalls, Is spending Few days
with bis son. George ingalls,, general
freight traffic manager OF the Ne"
York Central lines west OF Buifa'o
He visited many railroad officials and
discussed with them the general situa
tiou.
1T was this way" continued Mr.
Iugalis. For some time the railroad
men we're afraid the president wa'
going to swallow the railroads or con
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
MELVILLE L. INGALLS,.

fiscate them. Now they are bsGinnins
10 find that Il Is not quite SO bad as
this. and a more healthy condition u
the result.
what do you think Of the presi'
dents plan for the regulation OF rail-
roads as outlined In his recent speech
n Indianspolis!"
''uow can We JUDGE Il! He talked
bo~h ways. Evidently when he thought
oe Hartman he lot little vitrsol iiov
out a his pen. and whom he forgot MIN
HE disposition toward the railroads
rev real sweet. So you see. you can
taks that speech both ways II you are
q ruilroad man. but one thing Is evi'
dent and that IL that the railroads
have rot to obey the Law. And this
Win be good for them"
DO you see any hard times headed
this way." he was asked.
Cant ssy that I DO. but there WI
BE- q general slackening up OF business
everywhere. This will not hurt tn
railroads. however. ~ they have 20
more than they can take care OF now
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
MOTION ovsRRvLgD.
esers Of Defense That Jury es Y"
structsd 70 Aequit Falls.

emen Of Defense That Jury es !"
ssrvesss TO Aequis Fails.
Boise. Ida. June s2.-when the state
Friday closed its case against William
%. Haywood the defense made an IN
successsui attempt to secure from the|
court an order directing the jury 20
acquit the prisoner. Judge Woods
ruling. which requires the defense to
meet with evidence the case that me
state has presented. was made at Sis
O'Clock. and n vas then arranged that
Haywood's counsel should make their
opsuins statement and present their
frat testimony on Monday.
Wneh the trial opsasd Friday morn,
|-,ae Il was stipulated that the re- ord
should show that the date Of the d.afs
ssnt hy Haywood - Jack Simphins
| Iats n 1905 Wa Dc. 81, and after that
| ne prosecutioa proceeded TO show by
= had writing expert that George ret.
| tibona. usiag the name ef y. Woin
ana '~P. Bone" made two romittances
Il OF m0D9y ~ n0ssy ~~e
Ysancisco through the Postal Tele
graph company IN the fall Of 1904 Ihs
state next called Jim seahorn. . color
Cd horse trader. vho svore that NJ
cola q horse and buggy to Orchard u
Denver In 1905. and identified Haw
wood q one Of the men who rode viii
Orchard. After the defense admitted
that In June. 1908. Haywood sent ~
10 stove Adams at Ogden. and whe'
the necessary showins had been mad
on the record the prosecution formally
rested. a.
The motion Of the defense for . di'
missal avers that the only tesumon
. tendins to connect Haywood win IN
crime II that which Orchard gave
that Orchards testimony 10 uncorroi
= GRATED by any evidence which OF itse'
r teuds to connect Haywood with IN
crime: that the eorroboration is u
sufficisut; that all the testimony
insufficient on which to found vs
U dict.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
s,xsv Per Cent Duty.

El Paso. June ee.-That Mexican
drawn work lace is subject to SO per
cent duty and Is not 4 woven fabric
dutiable at IS per cent is the decision
rendered by United States District
Judge Marcy. While the case decided
involved only $50. the decision is TAI
reaching. IN that all drawnwork i'm
rorsed under the woven fabric ciassiti
ration must pay the difference
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
INSPECTION SYSTEM.


New Orleans. June 22.-The marine
hospital service. which Is In charge
Of the quarantine against yellow fe-
yer. announced the completion OF an
,nspscsion system which Is expected
effectively TO ward off the danger OF
the fever's entry through the back
door" the term used to describe in
lection carried by persons who do not
take sick until they have passed ou'
az the state which admitted them. and
are consequently no longer suspect
Cd.
The Texas state authorities have
agreed TO cooperate In watching fo'
several DAYS after arrival every per
son who enters from a fever district
Destinations OF incomping passenger
who go to another state are immed,
ately telegraphed TO that state win
description OF the passenger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
LAST LINK OPENED.
New Line Connects Heart Of London
with Northern suburbs.

London. June 2e.-The last link OF
the late Charles T. Yerkes' tube sys'
tenn of underground railroad has been
opened here. The new line. which con
meets the northern suburbs with the
heart OF London Is eight miles long
n cost $4,000. 900. A party Of finan
ciers and officials attended the open
ing ceremonies, which were followed
bv an elaborate luncheon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-23
l,cHrNINos AWFUL WORK.
KIlls Couple Of Men and Also Horses
They Were Mounted Upon.

Gatesviile. Tex. June s2.-John NC
Gee and Riley shelton and the horses
they were riding were killed by light
ming three miles southwest Of Gates.
vtIls Thursday night. They we're nor
found until ~ o'clock Friday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-30
SIMMONS AND KITCHIN.

The friends of Mr.. kitchin To
think that Mr.. Simmons is going 10
oppose his efforts TO secure the nori-
ination for governor. We do not
know why they think so. They may
have good reason for their superstition
Whether they have or have not We 60
0 know. But one thing We do know
and hat is if Mr.. Simmons does fight
against Mr.. kitchin's nomination he
will by no means he alone in the fight.
Mr.. Simmons, if opposed to the other
nomination. has the right to take That
position and it should not be cOnsiGer-
ed anything against him if he does
so. There will be plenty of other
men in the state, just as good demo-
Gratis as Mr.. Kitchin, who will Oppose
his nomination. Is it to be considered
anything against a man that he OPP
poses Mr.. Kitchin becoming the gov
ernor of the state? With Mr.. Sim
mons record for loyalty and e~nergati"
1IbOlS III DCI1c1L vi lie pal - - lS
70 be read out Of the same because he
exercises his right to advocate the ms
Of his choice for the g~ubernatOrial
nomination by his party? There is
thing that the supporters of Mr..
Kitchin cannot deny, and that is that
should he secure the nomination no
Il Of them will support hin more
heartily and work harder for his cleo
ton than will Mr. Simmons. 1t IS not
necessary to make that statement to
the people of North Carolina; they
know Mr.. Simmons too we'll to have to
be given such an assurance by mis-
friends. The fight to be is over the
nomination and not over the election
of the man nominated.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-30

the purpose OF having a conference
with the governor regarding the trial
of the Arson county lynchers and
which quotes the Judge as saying tha-
the ''juries In both were
thoroughly justified in returning YER
diets of not guilty" We confess to
inability to reconcile the two state
ments from the judge who presided
over the court in which the defendants
were tried and acquitted. II the two
juries acted properly in a%cquitdng
why should the judge announce from
the bench that he would not try any
more of the defendants in that court
and also advise the solicitor to O
the other cases to another county be
cause of the TOO great feeling in Union
in favor of the defendants? Surely
some reporter has made a mistake in
quoting Judge PEBBLES. He could
hardly have made such inconsistent
statements.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-07-30

air the ocean winds watt across the
porches of the Seashore hotel. Dent
you know how he longed for a DIP In
the surf and a saunter along the beach
smiling the salt air and then a nignt
of sound, refreshing sleep, with n
wave singing a lullaby and b ocean
winds giving renewed strength ARD
energy for tackling the ardous duties
Of the next day. There is no place Ike
the beach for rest and recuperation
these sultry days and there is no
beach better than Wrightsville. II
you do not believe what We say ask
Brother Harris, of The Chronicle. We
know he will from personal expert
.ence, vouch for every word we say
about the charms OF Wilmington's sea-
shore resort.