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The Washington times., 1907-02-13

The Tri-State umpires will be Moran,
Bauswine, Connors and F'inneran.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

RIDGELY SIMPSON,
A Washington Boy, Son of Commodore
Simpson, u S. ~, and Manager of
the Country School for Boys
Track Team, Baltimore. He
Also Runs on the Schools
Relay Team.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

Wilbur r. Steele. who raced James ]. .
Lake Erie, end many other trOtters. is
one OF the jurors in the Thaw murder
trial.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

Starr. who was once with the St. Louis
Americans. has been sold by St. Paul TO
Youngstown.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

Edith H., 2.l0z,. and Ruth Wilkes.
2l4l2 will be bred 20 Major DeImar.
Jr-. the only fOal ever gotten by Major
Delmar. l.Js
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

In the Hub they say that Chain Shot.
2-p5l- can show as much speed as any
trotter ever seen on a Boston snow
pa,h-
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

The first real foaI Of the year at
Shaltshurst farm is by Axworthy, 215l-.
out OF DirectUm Lass, 2.09z4, by Dlrec-
tum. 2.0Ja.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

his new home, West Virginia, and viii
be bred TO sixty mares this year.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

u is said that George d. Sherman. Of
Port Henry, y. Y, has sold the $1,000
green pacing pHenom, Her Grace. 10 j.
= Parker. salem. y. Y
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

Columbia University has a fine array
OF coaches in BILLY" Gilbert, Mike
Donlin and Catcher KleinOw.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

Susie j.. z-0e4. Brilliant Girl. 2-Cst. .
Gl,uwood NJ. 2-17i,. B0reazelle. 9ggif
IOtara- 1-o5l+- and Cay Bingeu. 2.Izls
have sailed FOR Hamburg.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

The veteran Perry werden. formerly
one Of the hardest hltters in the coun-
try. will umpire in the American Assoc
citation.
The Washington times., 1907-02-13

: $ LEADBEATER. Alexandria. Va
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
Mapannundi
UNA ANECDOTA DE INGRES

Ell famoso pintor frances Ingres
director de la Villa Medicis, en- Ro-
ma, cuando ALI Sc habfa establecido
10 que Sc llamaba "el premio de
Roma" sentfa una profunda aver
sion por la mdsica italiana. En- las
amigables discusiones que Sc enta-
blan entire pintores y m1sicos, Ing-es
sofia decir. LA mt1Sica italiana es
digna de la barraca de una feria".
Una tarde narran Les Anna1es
politiques ct litteraires Sc encontra
ban ruenidoS varios penSiOnados en-
el salon del director. cuando Gounod
Sc sent6 al piano y comenz6 a tocar
Ell primer acto del Don Juan, de
Mozart.
-iQue m1sica exclam6 Ingres
entusiasmado.-iQue divinos acentos,
Conhesen ustedes-afladio-que los
italianos nunca han hecho, nj haran
NADIA semejante.
Gounod, habilmente, pas6 a tocar
muy piano Ell coro de cazadores de
"Guillermo Tell. En- las tltimas
notas, Ingres, poniendose en- pie, di-
10 con admiration:
-iQue belleza lDe donde es, que
rido maestro, esa pagina tan inspi-
rada2
-Querido pondi6 Gou-
nod d,-esta mdsica no es mia; Ell autor
que ha escrito tan admirable melodia
sc llama Rossini.
-cEs posible2-exclam6 sorprendi-
do Ingres.
Pero no queriendo darse por ven-
cido, despues de un momento de ST.
lencio, agreg6:
-Pues entonces hay que confesar
que Rossini aquel dla Sc equivoco.
Todav1a cuaudo Sc habla del
"Fausto" de Gounod, Sc recuerda
que sus enthusiasts eran adversarios
de la escuala italiana,
Y a proposito de esta opera, rtfere
Saint-Saens que Gounod, lIeno enton-
ces de entuslasmo por la mtisica reli-
giosa, no guerra jntroducir en- su
opera cl bailable, por entender que
este resultar1a demaSiado profano,
envio recado d Saint Saens para que
10 escribiese el; pero tales conside-
raciones lie hizo del NAL efecto que
este podrfa causar, que por fin Gou
nod sc dedic0 4 escrihirlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
CONCURSO

La sociedad espanola de Au-
xilio Mutuo y Benefcencia ha
acordado anunciar su nuevo
concurSo de proyectos para la
construction de IN edifcio des-
tinado a Sanatorio.
FL premio para Ell proyecto
que Sc eliza sera de 81, ,2oo-y sc
adjudicaran ademas dos acce-
sits de $2OO-cada uno.
Los proyectos deberan ser eK
tregad0s antes de las doce del
dia del sabado 5 de OctubIe 1907
al SecretariO de Ia Comision don
Manuel Gomez, cuya direction
es Ietuan AZ, escritoTio de Sres.
K. Paniagua y c.. a y quien pue-
den dirigirse los interesados pa
ia obtener una copia del pliego
de condolences del concurso.
San Juan de Puerto Rico 20
de Julio de 1907.
FL Presidente,
AUeIin0 Vi6eHle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
DooToREs i. r. NOA
8I
M. D. FOURNIER
CIRUJANOS DENTISTAS
SAN JUSTO Mo. 6
SAN JUSTO No. 6

dad le encierra. tPorque pues aplau-
dir al conquistador que asalta un pals
y mata millares de sus semejan.
tes?'
Los actos de Mehti confrma ban sus
pala bras. FL hizo I'm largo viaje para
convencer al rey de Tsa de Ia injusta
guerra que sostenia con Ell rey de
Soug, y persuadirle.
Este flosofo amable era hombre de
buen sentido Condenaba como in
justa y funesta la guerra de conquis
ia, y sin embargo, considerable como
equitativa y sagrada la guerra defen-
silva.
Como Sc We, ell insigne Mehti no
hubiese hecho una mala hgura en- la
Conferencia de la Haya.-XXX.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
Ell canal de Panama
SUSPENSION De LOS TRABAJOS

FL Morning Post, ha recibido de
Washington la siguiente information:
Los graves rumores que circular
hace algdn tempo sobre el Canal de
Panama, parece que Sc conhrman.
Los trabajos estan suSpendidos; el
Coronel Goethals, que ocupa el cargo
de ingeniero jefe por ha Der diinlti-
do M. Stevens. completamente dssa-
lentado ha pedido que Sc le sustituya
en- Ell ejercicio de sus funciones.
"En los cfrculos militares Sc atri-
buye esa stuacion 4 la ineptitud de
los enpleados civiles. quienes. en- SD
mayor parte, han obtenido sus pues-
tos por medic de intrigas poltticas. y
es por haber constatado esas ingeren-
cias politicas que M. Stevens pressn
ia su dimisi6n. Desde que los ira.
bajos estan a cargo del cuerpo de in
genicros militares han progresado
muy POGO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
UN FlL0SOFO CHINO

Sienpre Sc ha dicho que los chinos
han conocido antes que todos los de
mas pueblos la mayor parte de los
dcscubrimientos que han venido des
pues Ia civilization.
Madame Alexandra David scfIala
en- Ell "Mercure de France un flloso-
70 chino como ell mas antique de los
preconizadores de la paz.
En- Ell siglo Y, antes de la Era
Cristiana, Mehti va reprobab ba Ia
guerra, no por razones sentimentales
porque los chinos no han tenido ia
mas en- cuenta la vida humana mas
que por resignation evangelical, POI
equidad, simplemente por equidad.
"Si I'm hombre roba 10 que no es
suyo, el pueblo le rec haza, la autori-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
Taasger esta saIvada
Las tropas franco .espanolas

Nueva York, sabalo-Los temores que
abrigaba la poblaci6n europea en- dias pasados
sobre TN possible ataque de las hordas, africa
mas la ciudad consular, han desaparecido en-
vista de la llegada de tres batallones espanoles
~ cuatro franGeses
Las tropas franco espanoas han sido acla-
madas por la mucledumbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
SePyIclo Especial del BeIetln Megeanln
GABLEGRAWAS.
la question Mogrebina
Lo que pide ell Sultan

Nueva York, sabado.-Informan los despa-
chos recibidos. de Tanger que el Sultan ha diri
gido, nuevamente, nota los poderes pi-
diendo que le dejen su cargo la pacihcacion
del pals, la que no podra llevarse efecto por
todas las fuerzas europeas, segun opina ell en-
perador mogrebino.
La indignation de los moros es cada dia
mas ostensible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17

Los planes EN- la Corea

Nueva York, sabado.-Dicen de Toxic, que
el Mikado enviara la semana proxima todas las
tropas que sc necesitan en- Corea, para recon :
quistar la capital de la peninsula, imponer a
todo trance la domination japonesa
Ell Mikado confia en- el rapi 10 triunfo de las
fuerzas japonesas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
Ia hMesg3 dc g0s
7eaegrafi &as
En- Was de soluci6n

Nueva York sabado-En las esferas ofcia-
les de Washington, exste la creenca de que
la huelga de los telegrahstas esta faciles Was
de SoluC1On que no ex ste Ell menor peligro de
que sc propague el novimiento las ciudades
que no han entrado el, desle que sc nici6
la huelga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
La entreWista de
ncS Sob ramos
Discussion de una n0ta oficiosa

Nueva York, sabado-El Rev Eduardo ha
salido para Inglaterra, terminada la entrevista
con Ell Kaiser aleman
En- los circulos diplomaticos europeos Sc
Comenta vivamente esta entrevista, discutiendo
Ell informe ofcioso dado la prensa acerca del
m6vil de la conferencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-17
Los c0reanos wencedores
La capital en- poder de los patriotas

Nueva York sabado-Las noticias que lie
gan de Seoul, son todas adversas para los japo-
neses que han sido vencidos en- cuantos encuen'
tros han tenido con los coreanos.
La capital de la peninsula coreana esta en-
poder de los pafriotas coreanos
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THE FULL DINNER PAIL.

there brief account taken from an
uaws
Lowell Institute In practice
though only proves
the correctness OF the theorhe %
of.entmes
habltualy
He proposes TO demonstrate
his theories the South where simple and
lust what best produce andp preserve the of
subject philosophy and have all
into the evidence even
is pleasures the
villa much
always attract considerable amount
confirm Judgment with
making practice which hatteng
and satisfactory.
information the lines of his
If he would
DIR both
the coral
pandanus fruit and fish
following typhoon when the
periods when fish absent For drink there
of articles diet the brackish water
exhibit evidence of his hypothesis
subject
of a exclusive
havene had to his.
of Professor
Inteswskis theory which million before him
much And disposed
at
of
The dinner pail more than a party
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CAN NOT CLOUD THE ISSUE.

snade
the Coast which were aled
faidfaed as they gave Mrs D"g
cloud the issue by tax aDot
The SITUATION IN
swhom
o definite payment IN cash
other question, especially one when
misleading in its nature hnokng mas
the bulletin
leave ont stories appearing Francisco about the
made to Mr. Logan OF
the Advertisers appeal touching and not without
mother padc
and seemed to require comment it has made
highly article yesterday stated
that it had met connection with the
travelling supplied aperon with ample funds Ferhap
This is re NAV haperonwhm Bulletin discharged at
NAV he the San Francisco dispatch under
f November Bulletin girls from
u as stowaways protection Aaskan
and that the they from Honolulu but drafts
con- Honouque proposition always travel
Chronicle down from Juneau
that av their Bulletin allotment must have
vouslyva vanished
Bulletin and that journal seemed
Advertiser would be glad
evident contemporary
Miss Dwight who was
''ucky nine, promptly ruled out as
valid reimbursement ana
Clearly this is afhough
in
the other sufferers his own Ihese g
beguid into advancing the uI
help them get It, Ii that
knocking the Bulletin make the most of it,
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TANNING AND WASHINGTON
continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page Oneo
The only time Rougier ever saw Fam
ming was when he stepped ashore there
from one of the boats of the Moana on
December s, with the Honorabse the
Earl and the Countess of Lovelace, ana
spent about an hour looking around.
Rougier, who, by the way, was once
a priest. has a good business PROPOSE
ton in Tanning for he estimates that
there are 1905 tons of guano in sight
there and that it is worth at least five
shillings ton as it lies.
In the Moana, to be discharged here,
are nineteen bags of the guano loaded
at Tanning, brought here to Thee. H.
Davies & Co. to be tested.
The well known islands, Tanning ana
washington, were offered for sale at
auction at IL o'clock on Saturday, Nov
ember 80, at suva, Fiji, by the Regis
trar of the High Commissioner Court,
Suva, with the appreciation o. the
Chief Judicial Commissioner. The
bidding was very lively and no one
was allowed to advance bid by less
than $500.
The islands have attained fame by
reason of the extensive litigation which
has taken place during the last few
years in connection with them and of
which the sale of November 30 was
the result Attorney H. M. Scott had
the conduct of the sale.
w. II. c. Greig and others of that
family purchased controlling interest
in Tanning and Washington some
years ago and about eighteen months
ago Greig tried to interest capital to
buy both islands outright. Auditor
Bicknen of this county had consider
able interest in Tanning, but sold out.
Tanning is nine miles long and four
wide 1t is only about ten feet above
sea level and very hot. There are
about $50 people all told on the island.
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GAMBLING RAID
CONTINUED from Page one.)


the others lying insensible over the
gambling table, giving the, idea at first
that he had been knocked out by a
blow from some of the players.
Following the arrest of the men
there was a long delay until bail could
sbe secured, telephone messages pass
ing between the camp bosses and Man
ager Ross and between Chief Taylor
and the manager, the police finally
driving over to Aiea and getting Sc
curity for the appearance of the gam
blers from a Chinese storekeeper.
At Aiea there was some further ex-
element, the camp boss who had ac-
companied the police making the claim
there that during the raid he had been
robbed of a tin of opium. number
of Chinese sympathizers gathered
around the police wagon and it was
thought that perhaps the officers would
have to club their way through to es-
cape. The fact that there is a strong
tong with headquarters at the plan
tation town led the police to be APP
prehensive, although nothing happened
The bail was fixed at low figure
IS a head and will likely be forfeit
ed, leaving the Territory $40 to the
good as a result of the raid.
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W tho esuehm matter n
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THREE DOUBLE HOLIDAYS"
1908.

Next year Washington's birthday,
Memorial day and the Fourth of July
all fall on Saturday, giving the public
three double holidays Ordinarily
these three do not fall on the same day,
but by the intervention of February %
next year Washington's birthday falls
lust fourteen weeks earlier than Me-
mortal day, which regularly comes five
weeks before the Fourth.
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avay park
pleasure upon
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NOTICE TO LICENSED DRIVERS.

The Regulation governing public
hack stands requires that every Ii
censed driver shall register in the Of
fee of the County Sheriff the hack
stand at which he does business. and
shall not change from said hack stand
to another without the approval of the
Sheriff.
Any licensed driver who has not SO
registered after the 1st of January,
1908, will be liable to the penalty set
forth III Section 141S of the Revised
Laws of Hawaii Registration book
win be opened on Monday, Dec 18th,
1907.
c. p. IAUkEA,
Sheriff, County of Oahu.
790S-Dec. 12-14-16
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The last previous eruption of Kauea December
he waits between displays pyrotechnics
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Have you secured your copy of Pic
turesque Honolulu ? It is the most
beautiful souvenir of Honolulu ever is
sued. Fifteen cents copy ready for
mailing.
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Congratulations Andrade, giving
where they will do the good
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swthh
available
Hall unavailable
with
Aakea fshmarket
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OF CURRENT INTEREST
JEWS IN THE DUMA.

The third duma has only two Jew
ish members, Nisselevitch and Fried
mann, who have never held Office be-
fore, and are not so prominent among
their people as some of the men who
were elected members of the previous
dumas. "Inasmuch as the progress
sive element has less than half as
many votes in the present body as the
reactionary party says DR.. Burger, in
a Berlin paper, ''and remembering that
in the former evenly balanced body the
talented Jewish members could do
nothing for their people. it is not wise
to expect much from the group of two.
One can never foretell what may take
place in a legislative body like the one
in Russia, but it is safe to predict that
unless they are men of extraordinary
genius the group Of two will play an
unimportant part in the proceedings.
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likely Mediterranean will
their
people watch their jobs
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yet having
comeb back VIII delightful they had.
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WELL PRESERVED MAMMOTH
RELIC.

The Pail Mall Gazette reports that
miners excavating near Starunia made
an interesting prehistoric find in the
remains of a mammoth in excellent
state of preservation. The portions
dug out include two teeth. six feet IN
length, but in five or six pieces; jaw
bones, parts of the vertebral column,
and three or four yards of hide, upon
which the hair is still fresh, joints and
other bones, and one foot OF the ami
NAL. The remarkable state of preser-
walton in which the skeleton WAS FOUND
is attributed to the fact that the soil
in the district is permeated with
mineral oils, earth wax and natural
gases.
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of
to secure froma appendicitis
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couple
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26

ing" week, is VIM. Taylor, In d.
ana's honored guest. ex-governor OF
Kentucky, and murderer OF Gov.
Goebel. II has been so many years
since Taylor visited his old home,
that he must have a yearning for
the scenes Of his childhood, but the
thought Of a moose around his neck
and drop into eternity. overshadovs
his anxiety TO be where the brooks
playfully run in liu.pid waters over
the pebbles-vhere the wild cat
dislilleries belch forth the fumes
from the illegal vorms--vhere the
horses are the fastest, the women
the most beautiful. excepting those
in Fulton county)-where the men
drink the hardest. yet where local
option Is king in IS out OF iis coun-
ties.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26
Small Attendance.

The mass meeting called at the
Courthouse Thursday night for the
purpose Of discussing the rural, or
home, telephone proposition had a
very light attendance on account Of
bad weather. However, those who
did attend, expressed themselves as
being heartily in favor OF establish
ing an independent system in Hick-
man-insialling a l0O-drop board
and making connection with the
various rural lines which want con-
neclion with this city.
AS We understand the proposition.
a SINGLE drop In this board will cost
eaon pairon IS plus the cost Of
mater.d necessary to build his line
10 the board and abou, SOC a month
for running expenses. The original
cost per phone will be something
like $50. OF course this is just an
estimate, and correct figures can
not be given until the number Of
subscribers can be ascertained. II
is safe to say. however, that under
this plan Of telephone service will
not COS, over 81 90 per month-,he
charge which a number OF indepen-
dent companies make as a regular
rate and for which they furnish good
service.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26
Linton-Hardiman.

Thursday Mr.. Claude c. Linton
and Miss Rena Hardiman we're
quietly married by the Rev. J. clar-
enoe Read. Of the Christian Church.
Mr.. Linton is an employee Ct the
/. c. R. r. at this place and has
made many friends since coming to
Fulton some time ago.
Mrs. Linton is the accomplished
daughter Of DR.. b. J. Hardiman. a
retired physician and is a most low
able young lady.
They left Immediately for St.
Louis and other northern points on
a bridal tour and will return to
Fulton In a few days to make their
future home.-Fulton Evening Rec
ord.
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Rugs

s-Es cone 10 right handy TO cover a worn
o., a Hs carpe,. and helps wonderfully IN
1f. -..aF room and an all-vool rug In
F'u..a and floral patterns oil make a hand
N1s addition 10 any room. We carry a com
pee a..'rimsnt IN Smyrna, Velvet, MOquest
l-- Administer Rugs in various qualities and
Hi''' and ranging IN price from 81 10 4.5O
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-04-26
EHf3 Here and There

A man never knows how little he
amounts 10 until some of the rela-
tives Of the girl he didn't marry,
voice their sentiments.
You can never tell how far a man
is going to get by the speed at which
he starts off In life
William J. Bryan. in his paper.
the Commoner. prints an editorial
urging the National Democracy to
consider a Southern man as its
candidate for the presidency IN
1908.
The higher education which teach
es young man he should live with
out work is the lowest form Of
education.
Biblical quotation observed in
large cities-"I was a stranger and
ye took me in.
Mayfeld now has a population OF
about 5000 since Judge Bugg order
ed the city limits extended. taking
In about 1900 in the suburbs.
The fact that the most emirent
lawyer can not always be depended
upon even to make his own will has
been remarked more than once since
the successful contest TO break the
will Of Samuel J. Tilden. Another
instance in point came to light last
week when the generous purpose Of
the late Chief Justice Paxson, Of
Pennsylvania. was baked by a flaw
in the will which he himself had
drawn. He devised 81 500. 900 TO a
charity for the benefit Of boys. The
intent was plain, but the will was
invalidated and the money went to
the testator's relatives as soon as II
appeared that the document had not
been Witnessed as required by the
Pennsylvania Law. II a jurist Of
such standing could not make his
own will proof against contest the
average layman who intrusts such
a task to the average lawyer may
be pardoned for feeling some doubt
as to whether his last will and tesla
ment will hold water.
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Art Squares

We have some new patterns in 9Ei2 ART
squares. which We are certain you vill admire.
They come In Oriental. Floral and figured de-
signs, al nev and very beautiful
Best quality als.vool Ingram Art Squares,
SAi1 'es'' saeh--r---.--- 50 and $40
Best quality Tapestry Brussels Rugs. 91i2
feet each --..-.-------. 1850 to 10 90
Fine Quality Velvet Rugs. 9Hls feet.
Zach ..--... ~---~.--- 22.50 to $500
Extra quality gEi2 feet. Administer Rugs.
zach --..... -...--...........--. S26 TO $3.50
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Henry Tvigg. a notorious South
Fulton negro, was shot Thursday
night by Chas. Little, also colored.
The bullet entered Twigg's left
temple. split and penetrated the
brain in two places. Physicians
trephined the skull in two places
and recovered one portion OF the
bullet, the other being so deeply
imbedded in the brain as to defy
extraction.