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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09

Nuestro estimado amigo
ell Sr. Juan Castill6n, Jefe
Politico de Torre6n, esta ges
tionando con ell Gobernador
de Coahuila, la construction
del Palacio Municipal de To-
rre6n, edificio pdblico indis-
pensable, cuando Sc trata de
que Tore6n sea una verda-
dera ciudad, una ciudad de
las primeras por 81 importan
cia, no solo en- Coahuila, sino
en- la frontera del Norte.
Ojala que ell Sr. Castill6n
consiga su objeto.
No hay. beneficio mayor
para las amas de casa, econ6
micas y aseadas, que recibir
va preparada la masa para
tortillas, que necesitan 4 dia
rio. Los molinos "El Porve
mir" de Pena y Applewhite
la preparan con limpieza Y
economic y la mandan a DO
micilio a la hora que Sc nece
site.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09

cargado de amos y de homo.
res. Ell premio Nobel, fue
conferido al gloriosfSimo poe
ia italiano. Cada uno de no
sotros, al tener noticia de
tan luminoso homemade rem
dido al viejo bardo del otro
lado de los Alpes, ha sentido
un gran entusiasmo, un mo-
vimiento de triunfo y de ale
gria, y tambien de filial afec
to.
"Cada uno sinti6 con aque-
LA noticia una de las bellas
Y yiolentas emociones de la
vida. Todos hemos instin-
tivamente gritado; victoria!
Puede considerarsele de pu-
ra y buena raza latina! Don
de quiera que haya nacido y
vivido, es uno de los nues-
tros.
"Termin6 su vida sin do
blarse, y nunca dej6 de ser
ell mas grande y ell mas puro
de los poetas latinos, ell mas
atrevido E indomable de los
espiritus libres, ell mas deli
cado y refnado de los huma-
nistas.
'La Masoneria mand6 po-
ner en- las esquinas de las ca
sas, y distribuir a mano, ell
siguiente Manifesto: "a Ell,
que artitice incansable, indo
mable -sobre ell yunque de la
Masoneria rompio las cade-
mas y temple las espadas de
la libertad, los Masones ofre
cen ramos de acacia como un
homemade de lahumana IA
milia.
Y nosotros, latinos. genui-
nos, sobre ell feretro de Car
ducci, del que hizo la gloria
de los metros, lloramos la
perdida de aquel que supo
sostener la primacia de las lie
tras latinas frente q frente
con ell reiejo lleno de irisa-
clones del pensamiento del
Norte.
Todos lloramos al altfsimo
poeta, no solamente en- TIA
liza, sino en- todo ell mundo la
tino.
LUIS BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09

J Ahora va sabemos que tai
articulo fue escrito de buena
} lie, porque asi 10 dice ell cole
ga, y esta consideration nos
oasta para que retiremos d
comentario privado que de
el hicimos al leerlo Ia sema.
pasada.
!. Celebranios sinceramente
!, habernos equivocado, porque
hubiera sido nuy triste t.
ner que perder un hermano
de aspiraciones."
Despues de dar las gracias
a nuestro estimado colega de
Monterrey, por Ia justisia
que nos hace, lie asegura-
mos, como I'm tribute & Ia
verdad, que los gobernantes
de Coahuila absolutamente
ningdn participio han tenido
en- la appreciation que de ellos
hicimos en- ell parrafejo que
nuestro colega critic6.
Simpatizamos con ell Co.
bierno de Coahuila por mu-
chos motives que seria proli-
10 enumerar y que nuestro
colega tomara en-
no vemos ell mott
vo por que alguna vez no he
mos de tributarle los elogios
que merece, y este sin que
Sc nos pueda tachar de adu.
ladores, nj de services, pues
nj de que abandonamos nues-
tro puesto, que solo decimos
10 que nadie epuede negar con
caZoneS.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09
Giosue Carducci,

Nela ctta delle granitichi coonne,
Aha latina gente, cantd gil eroi, igenii gra di;
QUIZ incudine DELI artiere insonne.
Spezro lie catene, tempro brandt:
Della liberta
FL gran espfritu del altfsi-
Pmo poeta, no de los Cesares,
no De los Papas, sino de la
tercera Italia, de los italianos,
ma terminado la terrestre vi
para pasar a la historic y
|ala lmortalidad.
NoSotros, QUE tuvimos la
fortuna de Or su potente
|Voz' en- Ell Ateneo de Bolonia,
en- nuestra tierna edad, nun
"a 10 olvidaremos, como no
10 Olvldaran todos los aman-
YES DE la patria, de la liber-
TAD y de 10 bello.
on diputado al Parlamen-
70 70, ,ltallano, pidi6, en- nombre
luel .soOlerno, Su cadaver, pa
Ia lnhumarlo pomposarnente
snel Pante6n de Santa Cruz,
LA IFlorencia, al lado de Mi
gu: spel Angel y de Calico Ga
u Ilel' pero Bolonia, orgullosa
ue tener entire sus murallas
q anna Maestro querido, no con-
Sil'lO en- ser privada de tantc
uOnOr, y cOntest6 al Gobier.
~. y alegandO que; aunque des
'sllSara Su cuerpo en- la ciu.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09

amor que Bolonia y la Italia
tienen por su poeta.
La vetusta ciudad estaba
LENA de forasteros, llegados
de todas parties. La tropa
formaha valla en- todas las
GALES por donde debfa pasar
el cortejo fdnebre. La circu-
laci6n estaba totalmente in
terrumpida.
Ell Conde de Turin asisti6
a los funerales en- represen-
taci6n del Rey.
La Reina Margarita man.
do una una hermosfsima CO.
roma. Ell diputado Hortis re
presentante de Trieste depo-
sito llorando una corona en-
nombre de la patri6tica ciu-
dad 0redenta y bes6 varias
veces la frente del muerto
vate,
En- todas parties habia dra-
pos negros, crespones y We
los, banderas a media asta y
enlutadas, siempre-vivas y
retratos del muerto. Los ia
roles estuvieron encendidos
y enlutados.
Momentos antes de mover
Sc ell cortejo f1nebre, un es-
tudiante arranc6 de una CO.
roma un ramo de cipres y
adorno con el la bandera u
niversitaria, mas bien dicho,
ell Gonfalon, izado a media
asta y enlutado.
Llegaron las representacio
mes de la Camara y del Sena
do, ell Ministro Rava, los di-
putados de la ciudad yde la
provincial, las autoridades ci
viles y militares: las repre-
sentaciones del ejercito, de
grande uniforme de gala.
Los estudiantes, cubierta
la cabeza con el legednario
gorro gogliardico, a varios
colores, seg.1n la Facultad a
que pertenecian.
Ell Municipio de Bolonia,
con donceles de librea, enca-
bezaba ell f1nebre cortejo, Sc
gufan los garibaldinos con la
TRADITIONAL camisa roja, las
Asociaciones de los Vetera-
nos de las patrias batallas,
las Asociaciones Polfticas, las
Escuelas, la Universidad.. j.:
imuchos lloraban!.. :.
Seguia ell caro- del f6retro,
rodeado pof cien estudian-
tes. Los IA cordones los lie
vaban Marcora, Presidente
de la Camara Italiana, Can6
lnigo Presidente del Senado,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09
cONDICIONES,

., o,uSora,a FronterizO" Sc p"Ol'''
q. 'ibad'' m.,os so
ss.rodo ss''r p,gO Sc "ari en- moneda del
W. .rscisamente adslantsdo
s.n, rsmItidOs, segdn convene
=. n's, '.s,,rnrs.poat,asia debe dlrij'rse
" JUSTO CARDFNAS.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09
BreYeS pOrmenOreS
DE LOS
Funereles del Vate.

Los funerales de Carducci
fueron imponentes, grandio-
SOS. Els impossible describir
ell ansia, el sentirniento y Ell
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-03-09

Entered as second class
matter In tho Post once
at Laredo, Tex.
The Adair County news., 1907-03-27

ed to the school house about 2 o'clock,
and the teacher said nothing to them
except that he would settle with them
in the morning.
After the adjournment, the boys held
a council Of war Melvin was appoint
ed commander in chief, and he drew up
his forces in the following order; jim
Taylor was givel the command OF the
center, Allen Pile commanded the left
wing, supported by Lucian Hurt; ROllin
Hurt was given command Of the right
wing, supported by Bascom Garnet,
10. Nat Conover was stationed near the
front door to cut off Hooker's retreat,
Jim Taylor had armed himself with the
sword Of the spirit, in the shape OF
Hoos er's Bible, and all the others We're
armed with such things as could be i'm
proviSed for the occasion. AS soon as
all these arrangements had been made,
Hooker arrived upon the scene and
drew up the culprits in line for punish
ment, they came up in battle array, ac-
cording to the previous arranged pro
gram. Hooker made them a speech,
telling them how he hated to punish
them, but his law had been broken, his
law like unto the laws of The Modes and
Persians, and there was no escape.
He said, however, that he would make
the punishment as light as he could con-
sistent with the SCATTERING of the bro
ken law. Melvin replied, saying. that
they hated to De punished as bad or
probably worse than Hooker hated to
give it, and as TO the law, Hooker had
made it, and Hooker could change it,
or do away with it altogether Hooker
replied that what he had written, he
had written, or words to that effect,
and tat they must and should be pun
ished. At an agreed on signal from the
commander, Jim Taylor let fly with
Hooker's bible, and struck the teacher
square in the face, staggering him
back, when the commander ordered a
charge all along the line.
49, (To Be ContinuedO
The Adair County news., 1907-03-27
1874 YEARS OLD.
Two Shilling and Six Pence Piece
Money issued By Act Of Gener.
a! Assembly, of Pennsylvania.

Mr.. +. q. Atkins left at this Office
paper Two Shilling and Six Pence piece
which is owned by Mr.. Geo. Kimble, Of
Russell Springs. The bill is printed on
good material, is 81 by % inches and is
in a good state of preservation. On the
front OF the note is the English seal
and the words 1.-TWO Shillings and six
pence" also the following; accord
ing to an act of the General Assembly
of Pennsylvania in the 18th Year Of the
reign of his Majesty G E 0 the Third,
Dated the Fifth Day of October, 1773"
The following signatures appear S.
Cormick, G. Emlen, Treas, A. M.
Fisher. The number is 5551. On the
reverse side appears farm scene and
the following significant words; ''To
Counterfeits Death" The note bears
the imprint of Hall and Sellers.
The Adair County news., 1907-03-27
ELLIOTT
Thoroughbred Stallion Is In Hands
OF j. Il. Smith, FOnthiII, Ky.

The Kentucky Breeding Bureau ship
ped last week 10 J. Il. Smith, at Font
Hill, Russell County, the thoroughbred
stallion Elliott, whose services will be
donated to the people OF this section.
The Bureau was organized several
weeks ago in order to help improve the
general class Of horse stock of the
state To that end it is purchasing
thoroughbred stations Of such size,
conformation and temperament as will
produce excellent general purpose
horses when bred to the common farm
mares Of those sections to which they
are sent So far as the Bureau is con-
cerned the services of these stations
are donated absolutely free to the peo-
pie Of the state asthe Bureau receives
no monetary return directly or Indirect
ly from them. A service fee of $40. is
charged which goes in full to the man
in whose care the stations are placed
in order to recompense them for their
expense and their trouble. The Bu-
reau has this far sent out fifteen
horses. They have been placed in all
sections of Kentucky from Ballard and
McCraken counties in the west to Car
ter and Powell counties in the east,
from Owen, Breckenridge and Hender-
son counties in the North to Trigg,
Warren, Russell, Clinton, Metcalfe,
and Laurel counties in the South.
The horse which has been sent to
Russell County has been secured large
ly through the efforts of D. c. Hopper
who has taken great personal interest
in getting horse for this section. j.
H. Smith, one Of the leading citizens
of the county who has large store at
Font Hill, was chosen as a good man
in whose care to place the horse, and
he and Mr.. Hopper went to Lexington
where they interviewed officers of the
Breeding Bureau and secured the prom
Use of early consideration at their hands
The horse sent to Russell County, Elliot,
is a seven-year-old chestnut horse by
Racine from Aurelia ii by Wildidle.
He is splendid type of thoroughbred
stallion and was race horse Of real
class. He was raced for five seasons
by M. j. Dsly and won total of thir-
ty-seven races, was second twenty
four time and third sixteen times. His
winnings amounted to over S25, 900.
Among other stakes which stand to his
credit are Lissak Handicap twice, in
both of which races he defeated the
famous race horse Claude, the Pleas
ant Plate, the Norfork Purse as well as
a number of other notable races which |
he won from good horses. Elliott was
especially noted for his ability to go
long distance, a trait which should |
prove of genuine value to him as sire
giving to his get endurace, courage and
stamina. He can be seen at Mr. Smiths !
place at Font Hill by any who care to
see him and it will be we'll worth trip
of some distance to look at so good
horse. 1921
The Adair County news., 1907-03-27

Hay in the large livery barn in which
Pile & Browning are doing business
was discovered to be on fire last Wed
nesday. but by quick work the flames
were put out. The blaze was said to
have originated from sparks blowing
from pile of rubbish being burned in
nearby garden.
The Adair County news., 1907-03-27

jamestown street from the town
limits to point near S. F. Eubank' S
shop was given thorough coat of
crushed stone the past few days. A
few more runs from the crusher will
make first-class streets all over the
town.
The Adair County news., 1907-03-27

Speak to your magistrate in the in
terests of good roads. Its up to you.
The Adair County news., 1907-03-27

Mr. George A. Smith is remodeling
his residence on Greensburg street.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
kule to Show cause.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lancaster.
In Court of General Sessions.
The State
r. l.. Long and J. b. Sims.

Whereas, r. l. Long, the above
named, was under recognizance dated
Febry. 7th 1907 TO appear before the
Court OF General Sessions for Lancas-
ter County in the State aforesaid, at
the March Term for the year 1907, then
and there to answer to Bill of Indict
ment to be preferred against him for
Obtaining Money by False Pretences,
and to receive what should be enjoin
ed by said Court aud not depart the
Court without license and the said
recogniHance was i'm the sum OF eight
hundred dollars, with the said j. b :.
Sims as Surety, and the said r. L..
Long having failedto appear, it is or
dered that the said X. l.. Long and
j. b. Sims show cause on the second
Monday in March, 1908. at 10 O'Clock.
=. M :, or as soon thereafter as Counsel
can be heard, why the said recog
niBancs should not be estreated and
jaSgnent entered fer the penalty,
eight hundred dollars, and costs.
Dated at Lancaster, .. O., the 9Sth
day of October A. ID 1907.
J. F.. GREGORY
C. G. G. p. q G.. =. l.. @.
To the absent defendant r. l.. Long:
You will take notice that the above
rule is hereby served on you by pub
LEGATION and will govern yourself 40
sordingly.
] p. HUNTER
Sheriff l.. g.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Clerks Sale.
State OF South Carolina
Csaaty Of Lancaster
In She Comsou Pleas

In the Comsnon Pleas
y ]. Roberts, jamie Talbirt, et al. rlfA.
against
j. Need Roberts. ct 81, Defen dsbts
Porsuaat to an order of court maas IN
Ga above stated ee~ss. by JNdas Jehn 8.
VISION. dated Got. 25, 1907. l will sell al
pabss auction at Ian easter court house on
ess srst Monday in Decent sr asxA. viik
In tie legal hours OF sale the fol1owin g
ssecribsd real estate 10 wit. All that
Pisse parcel or tract OF land SITUATE in
lsHc caster county, State OF South Carolina.
sseAAisixg one hundrsd aud sixty -four
(iol) acres, more or less. and bounded on
AAs osth by lands OF Burrsli 7. Black
aAon on the East by lands OF J. Nj. Hilton
ss ne South by lsspds Of K A. Love. and
O. NE West by la1ds OF 4. f Long.
9srms Of -als. e.sh; purchaser 70 pey
~ papers
Lancaster. $. G q, Nov. Sth, 1907.
J. r. GREGORY,
&. G.. e.. L. l.. C..
wln,Aas & Williams,
4. Phzs AstFs
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
He Fought At Gettysburg

DavH Parker, Of Fay exc, N. Y, who lost
q ssst q sestysburg. wrhssr 'tElsotrIs bit-
tsrs have done nae more good thsa soy
medicine aver took. Fer several years 1
had stomach trouble. end paid eat much
money for medicine to little purpose. IN
I'll / began taking Riessis Bittsrs. would
not take $500 for what they havo done for
me-" Grand tonic for female wesknesses
Great alternative and body builder; sure
owe for lame back and weak kidneys.
Guaranteed by Funderburk Pharascy.
5se.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Daaclns Proves Fatal.

May men asa women catch sslds n
Asn sss vaish terminAsa in pneumoais and
esaA<6$1essSA. Ahsr sIpesxre. II Feisgs'
Hozyy sad Tar is taken ID will break up n
cold aaA no serious suits need be feared.
Rsfsss any but the genuine in a yellow
package. FuAdsrbark Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Notice ofDischarge.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed as Executrix Of the estate Of Isom
@ Clinton will en- the 3th day of December.
1907. make her final return to the Probate
court at Lancaster u III. y. O., and malps
application 70 the Court OF Probate, at
10 o'clock on that date for Anal discharge
as EIecutrix of the estate OF Isom Q. Clin~
ton. deceased.
Nary. Clinton e
RxecutfiK.
Nov 9Th lD07
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
JUST FOUR WEEKS
TILL CHRISTMAS

Have you. thought of it?
Thought of the gifts you will
be called upon to give up, to
brighten somebody elses Christ
mas. Why not underscore on
your purchasing list, that | have
the most complete stock of
beautiful, useful and practical
Holiday Gifts ever shown in
this city. 1t will pay yeu to
exaaains my great line Of Dia-
moMds, Jswelay, Fine Watches,
Sterling Silver, Novelties, Solid
Silver, Cut Glass, Beautiful
Lamps, Leather Goods. Clocks,
Canes, Umbrellas, Dolls, Toys
and everything to naaass you
happy, whether six or sixty
Raliy buyers enjoy nseny ad-
varltasss over those WHO put it
off tia the last few days. You
are eordially invited to cal and
inspect the naeny tzsAaS we
have bseMght sogsSlAsT Dor the
Holidays. Hvsry arsicss bought
ROW will be taken care Of for
you snd sent out VIXEN you
want it. Rvsrything Essraved
FRNM.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
G 0 n | u G

Yea are eoaaang 10 town then
come ip and take q Nice Meal
at the Right Price. Meals ut
aA hsrns. Best Norfolk Oysters
ON hassA xh the time. Invite all
the lsdfes sRd children 10 come
and eet with me, / assare you
good order. Nice Lemon and
Mmcs Meat Pies and Pound
Cakes, Fresh all the Time, only
s cts each. All kinds Of Lunch
O. and Sandwiches for sale frssa
5 sss up.
Bring nae al your Eggs and
OhieksAs. Csfne to see me.
s 7 A Z CA T E
C. M. SHELTON, Prop.
sennsst Book Phone No. 10
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Town Taxes now Due.

The bsshs are new opea for collection of
iswa saxss giN be until Nov. 3O.o7. after
which time those who lave rot paid will
be liable 10 penalty. The ofiss Of tho town
wsAsussr is now in ths Firss National
Bsak.
John Crawford
Treas
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

We have secured tho agency for Orino
bAxAtivs Fruit Syrup, the new laustive
that makes the liver lively, puriiies the
breath, cures headache and regulates she
digestive organs. Cures chronic constipa-
tea. Ask us about u. Fsraerburk Phar-
macy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Rnls to Skew Casse.
aTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Lancaster
In Court of General Sessions.
Tie State
X. L. Loas AID J.B. Sims.


X. l.. Loas aRd J. b. Sims.
whereas, x. l.. Loas. the aboye
ne..sed. was IRdsr rseosnisaaoe dated
FeAry Tth, 1907 to appear before the
Court of General Sessions for Lam
sass or Ceunty in tAs s3trts afsresaid
at the March Term for the year 1907,
then and there to answer to Bill Of
Indictment to be preferred against
him for Obtaining Signature by False
-PTstences, and to receive what should
be enjoined by said Court and not
depart the Court without license and
,t<e spkd sesogniB Banss WAS in the su m
Of s6Ght hundred dollars, with the
SAID J. B. SiHs as Surety, and the
ssid X l.. Long having failed to ap-
pear, it 10 ordered that the said = Z.
Long and j. b. Sims show cause en-
the second Monday in March, 1868, al
10 o'sio=E. .. -, or =. .eon thereafter
ss 0oa nssl ean be heard, why tho said
Tssoeuisance should pot be estrestsd
snd nteHsut entered for the pen sssy,
sighs hundred dollars, and costs.
Dated at Lancaster, s. c. the asth
day of October A. ID. 1897.
J.F. GREGORY
C.C.C.P. & G.. 8. l.. e.
To the absent defendant r. l.. Long:
You will take notice that the above
rsle 10 hereby served ON you by Pub-
Hsation and will govern yosrssif 30
serdinsly.
j. p Hunten,
Sheriff l.. @.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30
Netice OF Real Esta4s for
Sale.

The following pFopsrty to be SOLD 10
n srte est bidder at lancaster, @. L., S.
q. Dee :, 1907 /: 3a5 acres OF land, nsrs
on isss, five mile Of III eeth Spri nsss. S.
c., saar solarsd camp Fro'uns.
3!s acres Of land, rA0rs or less, u od
4 noKls Of Heath Srri n ga, =. O., known
rs the ". Il N exten plaes. % aerss Of
Land nsar RaAvsr Creek ohassA, 4
miles OF Heath Speisss, 3. G.
Ons hxildtA8 .. Haia ssssst, sash
sprin@, s. G.. ssatAisias 8 ssoss
rosns upper story contains 8 BOOM 9
asa one hall. All claims against said
property win Is psid bsr before deed
cd. psrns Cssh.
n. Y. Cauthsn.
HeaAh Springs, =. G. Nov. z. 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

Ferguson's F
is the place
to buy your heavy and
fancy groceries, fruits,
prodsec, eggs, batter,
poultry, etc. : | have any
thing you want in this
line and at lowest prices.
My delivery service can't
be beat.
/ also have the best
fresh fish and oysters to
be had almost every day
ia the week,
Phone me your order
and it will be peeMptly
filled and delivered.
| have just pat in a
line OF
Dry Goods Ct Shoes
and propose to SEN them
at very lowest prices.
Give me a eaH aad be
convinced that this is the
place to trade.
@.
P. S.-Lst Received a fresh
SHIPMENT of those fine yellow
rutabaga tunips tkaS e~sFyone
likes so well.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-30

q W.
y SPECIAL SALE 3
81 Any and all goods you buy from us by the yard :
"a at IS cents per yard, over will return to you
l buy. $
II This offer holds good only n
b Every Wednesday in November :
IN and at time of your purchase
Ga Please examine the quality of immense N
stock of broadcloths and silks at 81 100 per yard $
m Going with this offer at 80 cents per yard. Y
Ia Also Serges Panamas dress trimmings, etc. u
S and other things too numerous to mention. N
X we shall also include in this offer Ladies' s
M guaranteed kid gloves $1.eO and American y
S Beauty" corsets $1oo Going in this sale 80 G
IL cents. :
q Should your bill for these goods amount to G
n much as $40. you positively save So. D
|S Our regular prices for everything guaranteed &
|S as low the lowest, $
~ Your Money Back e
|W Yours truly q
X WilIiams*Hughes Co. }
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-02
WORLDS NEWS
BY Cable

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2.-Wil-
son and Coffey, two of the boodling
members of the old Board of Super
visors, whose designations were forced
from them after discriminating evil
dence against them had been secured
and who had agreed in view of prom
ised immunity from prosecution to
testify freely in the trials of, all who
might be arrested in connection with
graft in San Francisco, were indicted
for their share in the graft by the
grand jury, the indictments having
been brought down yesterday. The
indictments follow a breach of the
agreement made with them through
District Attorney Langdon, both hay
ing failed to satisfy the officials that
they were telling all they knew when
on the witness stand.