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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
MINOT SELECTED
BY The LAWYERS

Valley City. N. %. Sept. 25.-Ths
North Dakota State Bar associations
at its annual meeting held here today
voted to hold the 1909 meeting of tia
association at Minot.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
Chicago Cats.
chie.ao Pork.
Close Cables.

Liverpool, Sept. 26. - Wheat un-
changed to &c lower; corn Nc lower,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
Local Markets.

Minneapolis privileges Dec. wheat
Puts $1.01h; calls $104.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26

G. s. cured bull hides ONO .Osn
g. s. cured side brand
hides ~. .os
@. S. cured calf. 5 to
15 pounds $1,000. .1sA@ "a
Deacons, each ........ go
Taliow. rough 1890. .O2
Horse hides ........s. 1.50 a q 90
Boiles & Rogers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
Puts and Calls.

Wheat 5SS cars, last year 4S6 cars
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-26
MINNEAPOLIS Ran.ints-
Duluth Receipts.

Wheat TIC cars. last year 2os cars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
P|ed0d SeIIOT !!
Mr.. Grahame dictadOr Las apelac To-
nes en- los Consoles de Cue
rra-CObrO de muItas pOr
los marChalS
LA GUARDIA NACIONAL

Deciamos aver que los senores de
la Guardia Nacional en- case de i'm
fracciones que Sc seflalan en- la sec
cion 81 del bill de Mr.. Grahame, Sc
ran juzgados por TN Consejo de Cue
IRA. Siete o6ciales y TN fiscal.
militar Isl, ay; military comisionado
8 especialmente nombrado para todo
Consejo de Guerra. Mr.. Grahame es
hombre que no sc arredra ante los
peligros. Por de pronto Sc ha CO.
piado enterito el Codigo de los
ejercitos regulares de los Estados
Unidos, y trata de implantarlo en-
tre los "nacionalistas.' 81 Sc lee
la secci6n 81 del bill Sc vera CO.
mo Mr.. Grahame no inventa ma
da. Quedamos pues. en- que la for
ma, practica y procedimientos de
Guerra y Corte de investigation Sc
conformaran y llevaran a cabo, como
Sc llevau y conducen en- consoles Sc
mejantes del ejercito americana. Pero
no hay que asustarse. Los animosos
'nacionalistas' podran apelar de los
fallos del terrible tribunal.
Mr.. Grahame ejercera de dictador.
Ell, tendra facultades para extender
su mano benigna sobre la cabeza de
los acusa dos; 81, podra suspender la
ejecucion de una sentencia como
JESUS q Lazaro, con la diferencia que
en- este case no sera Jest1s sino ell
mismo Mr.. Grahame podra decir TN
recluta de la Guardia NacionaI: Sur
&c et amdula. Que tai, le parece bien
este 1atinajo al Brigadier General2
Mr.. Grahame parece que tiene in
teres en- complicar en- SD proyecto-ne
bulosa, 4 las mismas Cortes de Dis
trito, pues en- la seccion 90 Sc faculta al
presidente de I'm Consejo de Guerra
para expedir una orden a fin de que
los marshals de las mencionadas Cor.
tes de Justicia donde Sc hubiese cele-
brado ell Consejo, cobren las mu1tas
impuestas. en- la misma forma en- que
esta facultado para efectuar Ell cobro
de deudas en- proc edimientos civiles.
IGaayi, del recluta de la Guardia Ma,
ciona1 que deje sin efecto Ell cobro de
una multa! Mr.. Grahame sera inhe-
xible, y como I'm Cesar Augusta, de-
cretara Ell cncarcelamientc del deLtn-
euente quien en- las profundidades de
I'm abozo, no sabemos 81 Ell Moro
Il otro presidio cualquiera, llorara su
desdicha y la negra ingratitud del
Brigadier General mayormente como
cido en- Ell bill Foraker con Ell nom bre
de Comisionado del interior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
Los Dub LLBGAN

Anteanoche 1legaron en- Ell vapor
Caracas" procedente de los Estados
Unidos, los sigulentes pasajeros:
S. Sargent, c Anderson, Mr. Mrs
A Maurer. Mrs c Hiner, Mr. y Mrs
A Rodriguez, G Depireaux, Mr. y Mrs
R S Todd y Son, w N Mooney, P
Fondeur, Very Rev. M P Cownery,
E c Martin. E Fichefet, Miss Fiche-
fet, Miss E S Norton, 7. Romany,
DR.. y Mrs. K Gibbe, Miss A r
Gonld y Maid, Mrs E H Jones, A
Nuvey, ]. J. Conwel, Rev J S N
Lynch, Rev ] Meister, A Javobsen,
S Johnson w Tibruce, T Steyveland
] Fullivau, t A badge, G Lewis,
H Long, B Amumdson, N Pahever,
Mr. Mrs Perez y child, H Noyes,
Miss N Calderon, MI y J E Smith, G
Diwsberg, DR.. y Mrs B Sharp, Mr.
y Mrs E A Hildreth, II T Mooney
Rev D J Ryan, Major y Mrs C L
Potter, L Nixon, F E G Prarne, Mr.
y Mrs F Fl Haseret, A Gortez, G A
Post y Valet, Mrs C A Post y Maid,
F L Silva y Son, Mr. y Mrs A E Boy
den, Mr. y Mrs G A Cooksey, J P
Powers, w S S.eyker, ! Svenson, 7
Rosen, F Christensenh N Nilsson, c
Mortenson, c Criswell, G Guwderson,
IL J Pallas, F Nostrand, ] Malkerbe,
A Delfans, J Ramirez, c w Merit,
III J Bell y E Iglesias.
IN TRANSIT
F A Maga1di, A Sachce, S Pros
XAVIER, Mr. Mrs F Fl Haserot, M
Bohanma J Azerrad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
La nalana en- Ia Canara
ASUNTOS VARIOS

A las nueve de la mafIana Sc reu-
nleron en- el salon de sesiones aipr-
nos delegados, y no Sc celebr6 session
por tener todos los trabajos despa-
chad
Los proyectos de ley informadoS
por las Comisiones han sido aproba-
dos y en- la pr6xima session Sc dar6
cuenta con los que vengan del Con-
sejo Executive.
En- nuestra information de aver Sc
deslizo I'm error. En- las frases dichas
por el sef1or Matienzo Cintron dis
cutiendo Ell I'LL n6mero 90 Sc expresa:
'El sefior Matienzo dice que desea
hacer conStar que debe protesta1e
contra las preferencias que Sc hacen
por el Departamento del Interior
PreJEr5ena0 a los ingen ieros del pals"
Debe entenderse: "El sef1or Matienzo
dice que desea hacer constar que
deDe protestarse contra las preferen-
cias que sc hacen por ell Departa-
mento del Interior PretlrteNdo los
ingenieros del pats.
Ha reg re sad o de Mayagiez eI
Speaker de la Camara licenciado Sc
fior de Diego, y sali6 hoy para Huma-
Gao en- uso de licencia, el licenciado
sef1or + Was Ochoteco, acompadado
del interprete de la Camara, sefior
!. r. Baiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
ESdDdl|O en- Ponce
SECUEsTRO DE UNA NINA
Intervention pOIiCiaCa

Hace varios d1as sc present6 al
cuerpo de guardias de la policia insu-
lar del distrito de Ponce, una muier
que Sc llama Claudina Faunan. Infor~
mo que habfa sido victima de un ST.
cuestro 1habiendo desaparecido de su
casa paterna una nina que contaba
POGO tempo de nacida. Sc orden6
en- ell acto Sc averiguase ell hecho
la policfa ha detenido aver 4 Maria
Luisa Lopez y Catalina Lopez, sobre
las cualeS recaen SospechaS.
Nuevos telegramas confirman que
en- ell registro veri6cado en- las casaS
de las mencionadas mujeres Sc halo
la nina que Fauna considerable COM
pletamente perdida, en- poder de Ma
ria Luisa Lopez, en- la Hoya del Cas-
tillo.
Luisa aleg6 tenazmente ser la ma
Dire de la chiquilla; pero ESQ resuI-J
to falso. Hay en- este asunto del SCI
cuestro de la nif1a de La calle de Ia
Virtud, un verdadero enredo, un cas0
de baate1gSno mujeril cast increfbIe.
FL Juez municipal ha puesto ell
hecho en- conocimiento de Ia Corte
Superior habiendo ordenado el arres-
to Immediate de las delincuentes.
La verdedera madre, Claudina, que
estuvo desesperada durante algunos
dfas, esta contentfsima despues que
lie ha sido restitufda su hiia, 4 quien
crefa vfctima de una desqracia.
Sc hacen concentrates acerca de can
extraf1o suceso, cuyas informacionex
no recogemos para no extraviar la ac--
cion dc la justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08

Una entrada buena, y una in
terpretaci6n buena tambien de
las obras que subieron a es-
|Cena.
La golfemia, la obra de gran
exito del graciosfsimo Gasas;
FL barQnillero, en- que obtiene
TN triunfo apoteosico la emf
nente Luisa Arregui y ell estre-
no de La gu0rdabarYer0, que
ofreCi6 a esta inimitable artis-
ia una nueva ocasion de luci-
miento, formaban Ell programa.
Aunque, fuerza es decirlo, no
estuvO secundada como merece,
la senorita Arregui salio afro
slslma, triunfante, como STEM
pre- que pisa el trono de sus
lnmensos triunfos, la escena de
nueStrO teatro.
La eminente artista fue la
mada a la escena, Ell telon fue
alzado en- su honor.
Manana sc anuncian tt es
obras de esta genial artista. Es
una verdadera solemnidad tea
trail.
Domingo OrOzcO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
Una boda.

Anoche, en- el domicilio de nues
tros amigos los esposos Nogueras, Sc
efectuo Ell matrimonio de su simpati-
ca hija Mercedes con el j6ven don
Francisco Massanet.
Apadrinaron los conyugues los
padres de la desposada, y fueron tes
Itigos del acta civil los sefIores Rafae
Naranjo y Perez Losada.
Actuaron en- nom bre de la Ley, Ell
Honorable Juez Bazan y su Secretario
seflor Ortiz. 2b!cs --@>-sss3 ,s,Es@r
La novia vestla TIA elegante traje
blanco y Ell novio, de negro.
Aunque el acto Sc efectu6 en- fami-
liza, estaban ALI presentes las sefIori-
tas de Castro, de Roman, de Herman
dez, Araceli, Arduf1a, Leonor Benz
tez, Amparo Panizo. las sefloritas de
Ballesteros, Enriqueta, Lopez Ceba :
llos, sefloritas de Lazaro y los sef1o
res Naranjo, Nogueras, ARIZONA, Gin
tas, Alvarez y Perez Losada.
La concurrencia fue esplendida-
mente obsequiada por los sefiores de
Nogueras, padres de la joven despo-
sada.
A la feliz pareja que tine sus des-
tinos bajo los mas lisonjeros auspi-
clos de TN porvenir risuef1o de ventura
lie deseamos una eterna luna de miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
Muy Sr. nuestro y amigo:

Tenemos Ell gusto de informarle que
abamos de rec1bir un cable de Bar
bados avisandonos que Ell vapor con
"turistas" "Oceana" de la Hamburg
American Line, llegara aqui ell lunes A
las de la mafiana y saldra para Pom
ce ell dfa II las del tarde.
Tenemos noticias de que ell vapor
trae un gran ndmero de "turistas" es
de suponer que muchos de elles SC
proponen atravesar la carretera de
aquf Ponce. Las empresas de CO.
ches y automobiles que desean fetar
sus vehfculos para ell viaje de aquf &
Ponce, pueden avisarlo nosotros.
Siendo esta noticia de interes gene
raj lie agradecerfamos Sc sirva pu-
bilcarla en- su peri6dico de Ia edici6n
de hoy.
Gracias anticipates somos de as
ted altos. S. S. y smigos
MULLENHoFF & KoRBER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
Que sean I6|iceS

FL jueves contrajeron matrimonio
catolico nuestro distinguido amigo
don Ricardo A. Gambia, apoderado
general de los se1ores Piza Eerma-
nos, y la bella y encantadora sef1orita
Pepita Gate1l.
Por Ell luto reciente de la familia
de la desposada, la boda sc efectu6
en- su residencia particular, asistien-
do al acto los fntimos. Deseamos Ia
los nuevos esposos una eterna luna
de mieI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
"a Venen / los HIStss

Los sefiores Mullenhoff y Korber
nos han enviado Ia siguiente carts, con
fecha de hoy:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN
MERcANTIL de Puerto Rico.
San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
Para u0anana

La Velada Lirico- Literaria, onun-
ciada por la sociedad de instrucc ion
y recreo "Libertad Borinquef1a' en-
en- honor del artista Casimiro Du-
chesne, Sc llevara 4 efecto en- los sa-
lones de la Federation Libre'.
Reina gran animacion para dicho
acto, que juzgar por Ell programa,
promote quedar lucido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
Nota del dia

Rl proyecto de ley creando en-
Puerto Rico la guardia nacio-
nal, ha sido presentado en- ell
Executive, por ell jupiteresco
Mr.. Grahame.
Por 10 visto, el comiSiOnadO
del Interior estima que es mas
necesario ese proyecto que el del
plan general de comunicacio-
nes, y nosotros que no tenemos
motives para opinar sobre este
particular de TN modo distintO
que Mr.. Grahame, nosOtrOs que
no sabemos NADIA que justihque
esa precipitada organization de
los el6rCitOs insulares, nosotros,
que, en- vano, hemos esperado
la explicacion de esa prisa que
sc da el Congregante organlza-
dor de mesnadas, aguardamos
con la inquietud que es de SD
ponerse la ampl1sima explica-
cion que al pals ha de serle
ofrecida, va que Sc trata de Or
ganizar algo que es, que puede
ser muy trasCendental.
Y esperamos esa explicaci6n,
porque ninguna de las senales
del presente nos hacen yer por
parte alguna la necesidad, la
precision de ese ORGANISING mi
litarista que sc trata de fundar
en- la cOlonia.
El orden esta perfectamente
garantido. Los servicios pres
tados por la Policia Insular y
la discipline ejemplarisima del
battalion puertorriqueno son
irreprochables; ninguna pertur-
baci0n interior amaga la nor
malidad egl6gica que en- el
orden de la paz colonial disfru-
tamos, y, asi las cosas, no COM
prendemos por que Sc da esa
voz de alarma desde las regio-
mes ohciales, en- las que sc ha
fraguado ell proyecto de la guar.
dia naCional.
La Cosa no es tan facil de in
qu1r1r como sc Green sin duda,
los que pretender adivinar los
inextricables proyectos de nues-
troS tutOres.
Y en- tanto quede ellos noven-
ga, que no desCien da haSta nos
otros la explicacion demanda-
da, seguiremos sin saber, sin
expliCarnos, sin comprender la
causa de esas previsiones, sa-
bias sin duda, por venir de TN
SuperhOmbre redent torista, pero
indiscutiblemente alarmadoras
{ inexplicables.
La opinion ha recibido con el
mismo estupor que nosotros la
noticia de que ha sido presenta-
do en- ell Executive Ell proyecto
de ley, Ell bill, como Sc dice to-
davla por aquellas belicas regio
nes, creando la guardia nacio-
nal.
Y es natural, es muy justifi-
cada la extra1eza, es muy ex-
plicable la confesada ignoran
c1a de 10 que ocurre que asf
pone en- juego la actividad y la
provision de uno de nuestros
tutores.
Estos que son tan dados 4
prodigarnos lecciones que las
mas de las veces resultan inne-
cesarias y risibles, podrfan en-
el case actual, en- Ell momento
de expectation, de curiosidad,
hasta de inquietud en- que esta-
mos, podrfan explicar la idea
luminosa y sabiamente previso-
ra, que ha precedido probable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08

mente a la presentation del SEN
sacional proyecto de ley.
Asf podriamos salir de esta
duda inquieta que nos tendra
visiblemente intrigados, hasta
que sc nos aclaren ciertos par
ticulares misteriosos.
Y es que nuestros tutores son
enigmaticos, indescifrables, her
meticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
Los CABLES DE HOY

A la hora de entrar en- prensa
la edici6n de hoy del BoLETIN,
no ha llegado Ell despacho ca
blegrafico de nuestro correspon-
sal en- Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08

Rl proyecto de ley creando er
Puerto Rico la guardia nacio-
nal, ha sido presentado en- e.
Executive, por ell jupiterescc
MIR. Grahame.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-04
The Uses of Adversely.

"Grogan," said the head Of the de-
partment store, eyeing him sharply
you've quit drinking, haven't youE
Eyes, sor," answered the red headed
Hibernian who worked in the packing
department. II haven't taken dhrinR
av anything stronger thin iced tay
f'r three months"
IT am glad to hear it, Grogan. III
make it an object to you to stay quit
But how did you break yourself OF the
habit?"
"Re hittin' me thumb nail wild
hammer whin 1 was packin' a box o
goods"
II don't see how that could cure
you"
well, Misther Barker, 1t was this
way. If. I'd been sober, dye moind
I'd niver have done it, but I wasn't
Whin I whacked me thumb instead aT
the nail 1 was thryin' to dhrive II
made a black spot at the root av me
thumb nail. 1 says to meself: Gro
gan, III punish we FIR that. Ye shan,
have a dhrink av ayther beer r whus'
ky until that black spot has gone"
well, sor, it was two months be-
fure it had growed out to the end o
me thumb an cud cut 1t off, an be
that time I'd lost all me appetite Fl
beer an whusky.
Thin 1 says to meself: 'Grogan
III reward We fr that. Ye're a sober
man now, an yen stay sober That's
the whole story, sor."-Youth's Com
panion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-04

\ FABLE.-Once upon time there
was a young man who met two nice
girls. who were constantly together
Now, he was an astute young man,
and he desired to say something pref
~ and agreeable to the ladies, but he
knew that if he paid a compliment to
one of them, no matter which, the
other would be hurt.
So he thought rapidly for a mo-
ment, and then he said:
"Ah, I know why you two girls are
always together"
"Why?" asked the two girls.
Because everybody says that a
handsome girl always chooses a home
IL one as a companion, so that her
beauty may be enhanced by the con-
trast."
After such a remark, either botn
girls would be angry with him or de-
lighted.
And what do you think happened
The two girls blushed and said ne
was a fatterer, and went their way
together, each happy for herseL
and sorry for the other.-London An
swers
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-04
Humorous Department.
The Nervy Young Man.

sir" said the nervy young man,
coming into the rich merchants office
and taking a seat near the head Of the
firm. II would like to ask you for your
daughters hand"
why, l don't even know you, sir!'
"Oh, don't let that bother you at all
sir. Wen soon get acquainted.
$50 you, a perfect stranger, ask fol
my daughters hand, eh?" said the rich
merchant, gazing in amazement at his
caller. Which daughter do you mean?
I have three"
II mean the one with the golden
hair" impaired the young man. un'
abashed.
"I am still in doubt, young man
Two of my daughters have COLDER
hair. Do you mean Ellen or Maria?
Cant say which, sir. had only
moments view of your daughter, and
have never met her to know her name
But the moments sight Of her wa:
enough to tell me that love her sir.
And you come here to get my de-
cision without consulting or even seek
ing an acquaintance with my daugh'
ter?"
Yes. You see, sir, the time Is
short. Yesterday 1 came across your
daughter and a young man in the park
Just as l had made up my mind that
I loved her, heard the young gen
tleman tell her that he was coming
here today to ask for her hand IN
marriage; so 1 hurried right along tc
get in my bid ahead of him."
Young man." gasped the fond pa
rent, its a foregone conclusion thai
you will accomplish what you start out
to do. And you've certainly got the
nerve! So go ahead and obtain an in
PRODUCTION to the daughter of your
choice and do the rest! You've got
my onsent!"-Tit-Bit
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-04
attistellaneuu5 R@aina,
WITH NEIeHRoRINe EXCHANGES
News and Comment Cleaned From
Within and About the County.
cLESTER

Lantern, December l: Officer Will
liams on Saturday afternoon arrest
ed Jim Green, a white man, on the
request of the Charlotte police. He
was taken to Charlotte by Officer
Hardin. He is wanted in the latter
city TO answer to the charge of as
sault and battery with intent to kill;
also for selling liquor. AS far as the
information from Charlotte went 1t
is alleged that Green and several 9TH
err men were gambling in the engine
room of one of the mills there. 1t is
also alleged that he sold liquor to the
crowd. 1t is further stated that for
some reason the crowd fell out ana
commenced to fight and in the miX-up
Green cut several of the men, one OF
them pretty badly SO it is said. Green
was in the mayors court last spring
on the charge of disorderly conduct
in Abe Bailey's restaurant and was
fined $40, but he skipped and 1t was
that he paid the fine. ...-" Miss Dora
Thomasson of Yorkvile, returned to
her home yesterday morning, after a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs
P. A. Jackson. .... Major Riddle of
Lancaster, Messrs. D. NJ. Yoder of
Van Wyck and d. NJ. Benfield of York
county, passed through yesterday
afternoon on their way home
from attending the Methodist confer
ence at Laurens. Miss Josie Big
ham, who has been the local editor of
The Lantern, has retired with the
change of management. Much of the
growth of the Lantern recently has
been due to the efforts and good work
of Miss Bigham. She has friends by
the score who will wish for her all
happiness and success in the coming
years. She has also done much of
the business work of the Lantern and
none could have done it better. 1t
is through the associations and work
Of good women like Miss Bigham that
the standard of newspapers has been
raised so much in the past few years.
It is a pity that more Of them are not
in the profession.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-04

OUR LANGUAGE Is SO EXPLICIT
The tradesman had rendered his bill
waited a month and then wrote.
please, sir. want my bill"
Back came the bill with these
words:
Certainly; here it is
The bill was returned, and In
month the tradesman again wrote:
kindly send me the amount OF my
bill"
And the answer came promptly anC
politely:
Certainly; it is s1O4.26."
The third month the tradesmar
again wrote:
will you send me check for the
amount Of my bill?"
The answer came, with blank, un'
signed check:
Certainly; here is the check.
have kept the amount of your bill"
The fourth month the tradesmar
wrote:
II want my bill paid"
And the answer came back, "St
do l."
Then the tradesman gave it up
Ladies Home Journal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-04

GOT THE FIRST BLow.-An Irish
horse owner whose horse had been
prescribed for by a veterinary surgeon
ran into the !atter's office and, with
tears in his eyes and his face the
"picthur of had luck" cried:
"Oh. DR.. Moriarity, I'm poorly! The
powdher's kilt me entoirely!"
THE powder" cried DR.. Moriarty
why, didn't tell you to take the
powder. l sold you to place 1t In q
paper tube and put one end of 1t In
the horses mouth and blow hard"
Yes, sorr," said Pat. Il put the
powdher in the chube, and 1 put the
end of II in the horses mouth, with
the other end in my own; but, begor-
ra, he blew first!'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-04
GASTON.

Gastonia Gazette, December l: Ripe
strawberries in November are rarities
but Mrs w. F. Warren. who lives on
Robinson B street, found a bunch OF
fine, ripe ones in her garden yesterday
The plant grew close to a tree stump
and had been thus sheltered from the
'rost. The Gazette is under obliga-
tions to Mrs. Warren for several OF
these luscious berries. They taste
mighty good" this late in the sea-
SON. ..... Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Miller
and son, have returned from York
Vile and Chester where they spent
| the Thanksgiving holidays. ..... .Rey-
nard furnished lively and exciting
race for a large number of hunters
ast night south Of Gastonia in the
Pleasant Ridge section. Mr.. Red Fox
was turned loose near Mr.. James
| Falls residence about 10 p. m. and
after a chase Of two hours or more
was killed near James Hills place
two or three miles distant Among
the hunters were Messrs. S. \. Boyce
". y. Davis, Tobe McArver, w. C.
Abernathy, R. L. Davis Of Gastonia
and a number of others from Besse-
mer City, Dallas and the Pleasant
| Ridge neighborhood. -. The follow
ing item from the Raleigh correspond
ence of the Charlotte Observer of this
morning will be read with interest by
many Gastonians and CASTOR coun-
tians: "Mr w. F. Marshall, for two
years past the managing editor OF the
Progressive Farmer, resigns and be-
comes president and general manager
of the Mutual Publishing company
in which he has bought an interest
He is a very capable newspaper mar
and at Gastonia conducted the Ga
zette and also a printing establish
ment before he came here. His pres
ent company prints the Progressive
Farmer, Biblical Recorder, North Car
olina Christian Advocate, which are al
large stockholders, besides many 9th
er weekly and semi-monthly publica'
tions. Mr.. E. E. Miller of Morris
town, Tenn, becomes managing edi'
tor of the Progressive Farmer. AS
farmer he has conducted large farm:
in east Tennessee, having been train
ed in the agricultural college Of thai
state. He is also a writer of genera
reputation and for several years has
contributed articles to the best farm
papers in this country, as we'll as tc
other magazines He is regarded a:
particularly we'll fitted for his new
position.