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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
Ell CLUB BORINQUEN
de Vega-AIta.
La "bruja" esta hacienda muchas
victimas en- la ciudad.
Para que no pueda unO decirle
''negrOs OjOs tienes".
(De nWsstTO cOrYespCH8a5)

DiCismbrs 8.-En ls nochs del Bsio do
DioiOmbFa cslebF6 GeSi6n oil club BoEfu-
qu0n, de Vega Blta. GrsndsB fueFon Ice
debates aCsr0s do lOB aBuDto1 del die. En
unO 40 pFoysot6 para el 10. dc Eo0Ro IR
RpGFtuTB del miUmo y de IIOvaEge & Of0ct0
una v0lRda On lS que PFometen varies ca
bGtI9FoB de gBtG 'locBlidRd tomGP paFtR.
Promst0 6gt0 n0F un SCtO gFande y hsVmo'
% Que va dRRamoG & CODocsr Loo leCt0EeB
do lila CoTFeBpondenCiA'
Aver visit6 este CoEr0Bpona8l Ia ofci'
ne del sub co or 'ds EontGB internaR do
oVte puGb'c. Sc 0ncuentEan On ella don
RodOlfo V. Rivers y f4milia quisne8 sCO.
ban de EsgreBaE do TsujilIo alto, Note
On el sl Rsf1F RivsFR mucho caFiflo On
CuaDto ga ofoinR made d0jR que deBsar.
-H8 FRgreDado do EBpsfR nueatTO eB'
tim0d0 amigo don GUillegmo NoguOFaB.
COmeFoiauts do GBGB loCHlidRd quian en-
~ viaie fu6 & vsF & EBuB fAmiIiaroR. A Bu
llegadR fuGF0n Galudarl0 numeroncB
amigos.
Els insoportsbI0 ls 6rWja que de tres
maBOg & GgtR pRFt0 90 NOS hs mstido. Pc
M do vOr Rl sl0manto tEabaiadoP gus CO.
EFs 10 CsntFRl Carmen en- buBCa do ira
bajo = piOFde au tempo indtilmsntp.
-DsSpu68 do eHtar oil Culto prot0stanto
poF eTpacio do IN enc OOrrsdo Ohors vueI
v0 & abTiF88 do uuSvo.
-HG tornado po8sOi6n do oBta parFoquis
Ol padre ISquisFdo. De- mas est6 docir
loo OOnoCimisntos de sats miniHtEo ds Jaa6s.
Don MGFisno Montilla Ga diBtin'
guid8 fSmiliB qui0neg tenfOn Ga TeaidOuCi0
en- l8 finOB do los Befiors8 Finlay han vuol'
to 0Btar entire noUotTos ccmp8gtir iris
texas y aI0gFfRs. DamoBl0s IL bionvenida.
-Pf0y6OtRs9 dc IN momOnto & otVo
una coI0Cta para COmpFRF Ga OCho bonn
b0s para eata poblGCi6n y tai llegSn que
90 eOPOEs que 81 Ayuntsmisnto hRga fuOFzO
(peEO muohfaimG) en- cate aBunto, puss do.
dOs Les CiFCuD. snCiaB poTqua atEavOBamog,
y 10 diREanteU qOe tsnOmos los rios, On csao
do nm Conato de incandio lucharfRmoH con
muChoG inConvani0nt8B.
-El coFF0spongRl do Tia Correspondent
Gle" bisn pudi0FR dOE m6S notRB diaEia'
m0nts de este pueblo; peFo Rquf tenamog
slsmsntug que 9ntienden que deCiFlo taI
8 CuGl C0gR, en- biGn do nus0tRo8 int0rsgev,
hGblaFl0 de que Juan fac & Ia CGrCel Dor
tai dslito. que 81 fuISnito 8quel % despR'
ch6 On 0I Club BOFinquen, con l0 cachara
grRnds en- Ga aoueFdo; dscir que aquf TO-
n0mos CAjsH Cu8ndo no gon aion0V. go ssto
CD RtacBE & Is IibOrtOd, y do nquf dopOndO
mi silancio POIqus el disblo 90 mOto
con g0nto que el ola msnos psnBado vaya
& rom psrlO 10 criama & uno sin que puOdG
uno daeiFl0 ''negro1 ojoB tieneH''.
-Ss hN alberto UaR nueva casa de CO.
morcio que & mi juioiO gira bajo Ie rRs6n
de santana y Garcia. mo tiona "a pc
tsntO limpia? PoTqus nupimos gus al otro
die Ell Dolicfa OFus lie invsatig6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
OESAPAREClERON
aqueIIas 'bOCas, "
Ia pGsadiIIa del
viaiante.
CincO hermOsOs puentes han sid
instaladcs.
CuandO crecian los rios habia que
estableCr un serviciO de bOtes.

Playa do HumaCao, DiciembFs 8 -DsB'
de in PlRys de HumaCa0, hRstR FsiArdo,
90 puode ~ viajar bsatant9 biou. Va no
hay que tsmsr 6 aquellRB bOO0O que Gran
Is peBadilla del visjsnts.
CinCo hsFmoB0B puonteB han Bido inBta-
ladoI HobEs laB bOCaB y no hay que dudar
que hR Sido uno de loB tFsbsjoB mas nscs'
S0rioB y que dssde hace mUchoB afios 90 de-
b0Tfa hAbsF hscho.
No Ba pu0de menoB de slogiSF al Be1oF
GrAhsme, ComiDionRdo del Interior aus
OmpleAdog, por lR gcan actividRd con que
GmpFGndieROn tan Cogt0Bas como impoEt8n'
tea obEss.
Los nRguAbsnon humacRefloa 90 han
RcOEcRdO mas, hRcfa: fAlta que sAto Bucs'
diOFs.
AqusI ame6m viejo que poE muchoB 8 nos
0utRbR pEsgtsndo s0EviCioB, hR Bido aChAd0
4 IN Iodo.
Autigpamsnt0 60 pagAba rs osntavOB
p0F pGsaF an c0che IN cSrFo; CsntRvog
por paaRr ginetO = Caballo. J s c0ntavos
una peEGona pie.
El ComiHiOnRdo del Interior no contaE to
uu8 RSbsia, la que fa6 C0ngignGd6 Ga IN
kA@N C~EE9B YU9 B9 pUS0 G8GG8 UG4 8uCOBs
HRC9 muchoB amos hGbia aubra lEB 6OoG'
uneu puGnteV.
Sc dice que la rivaEidad entire Nsguabo
y HumaCso, exiBtsnts en- aqu0llos tismpoE,
hiz0 que mRnoB cTiminRIaB pegGBsn fnsgo
Loo pu0ntsa y dsRde ega tismpo hubo que
pon0r IN anc6n sobr0 una boCR do las que
CFuzRn oil canine.
Laa otFaB boc0B Cuando aEtSban llGnRF,
hHbfs que pRDarIaS con psligrO dc ls vida,
y OuBndo CEaCfgn los rios, habfB que OOtR'
bleCsr IN ssFviciO de botsB para DassF.
Eel pFaOio dol paBsjs era como do 25 so
C0ntRvog poR persona ? como hRbis que iF
= volv0F, salfs mUy OostosO eI viSje.
Aquell0s Bitiog son pintoFeBO0B. Sc pare
cen mucho sI Condado de sRnturCe. El
mar baiR t0dG Rqu0IlB costa, y eI fresCO
que ss'g0ss poP todoB aqusllog- -RIF0dedoreu,
0I 0gradRbiliSimo, ConfoFtantO , vigOriz0'
dor.
Hay mas de 1000 pslmau de coOou, que
pToduC0n tod0g los afioB uDR CnBeChR 8bun'
dante. So hac0n embaFqusssds coCoH de
GlgQna fmpoEtanCis; ls extFae RCeits del
COCO; 90 fAbFiCa jsb6D, = ls c6scRER 90 en-
plea para hacsr fuegO y las hsCisndaB Ia
empl0AbRu para Oombu8tibloB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
Ell BARRlO OBRERO.

Tanto 90 hRbl6 del barEio obreTo que,
poT Ia NlCRLdf8, 90 c0UVoC6 & los que qui .
DisrAn OffOUOr t0FrenO on SAntu9cg para
fandRr Ia bREri&dS.
PAFoCia que, muY On bRsVO, 90 lIevArfs
lE FOSlidad tan hsrmoBR obFa. paro co
SCI , no noG GBp!iOamoH lR parAlizaci6n que
sufre.
So han heCho vRrias pTopoBioionea & 10
COmiHi6n, nombFRda para 0ntsuder ca en0
OBOnt0. Los ComiS' 'onGdoB han satado
viOndo Las PGEC0laI cffeeidas , no aoRbsn
de docidirsU.
HSy quien pionSs qua 30 train de tsnsF
OO a UWHoiO hSIts 800 6p9C0 slsccionN'
Eia municipal, para RIsntRF Ios obteEo0
no psEdOF OIoS votes.
Green ttrOB que GA todo SantuEce no
hay siti0 AdscuGdO para ls bRr'iads, uuo8
toErsnOs POE OStGF muy lejOH do Is CArrst0'
70, OtEOB pOr 0SIsF muy OOECS dc lOu Ci6os'
gas gus abundAn, 6 dc loG mRnglAEA que
no fAlt0n.
BS otFo Rvgumsnto que 90 Aducs, 10 que
CoBtaEG al ayuutRmianto G los cOntEibu-
yonteg mgoF diCho) HHnSAF ol tsrTsno y
pOnOElo on condolences hig; 2icaB p0Equs
no O. CcBa do invSEtiE dinero busno on Oi'
tlo malBano nj fandaE sl b2EriO donds los
CbEOEoI tengan que pSdiE IN Famal 81 to-
Hey 6 81 fsrTOoSrEil, poTqOO para vdnir &
pie d sBdo Bu casa, hAHts 81 t'AbOjo, % pre-
fsribls viviE On PuOEt8 do Terra, y ORliE
do su casa andandO y t0nsE luOgO que to-
mar oil trolley 8 81 fSrEOCaEEil, represents
an gast0 de OnBTgfS = do dineEo que o. 0E'
sane no podTG BufFiF.
lgs pOE 81 PFOOt0 del tOTFOno quO 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
Oomiui6n OUtG indeOiUa?

Oomiui6n OBt6 indeCi0a?
SPgdn nuOBtFog iufoFm08 90 ha ofroCido
t0rFeno dosde hsHtR 10 csntsvos, metro
CuRdrado. Si ls comiGi6n 10 con8ideFs ca
70, d0bs OntOnoos fJOF 81 tip0 que sBt6
diOPuOOtO RCongOj0E 60 paguO, zero sBtsr
llovAndo y tr0yOnd0 0l aBunto, ain EosolvaE
nRdG en- concrete, 90 ls de nuncs ncabSE.
5P0F que Ol,Byunt0mianto no dc inter
vsnci6n lcD obr0ros = sxploTa su volun'
tad?
mo son OsOu mobiles hJoI del trabsjo
lOB que han do vivir On el sitio On que 90
OGtablOsCA 0l baFEio?
5Qu6 inoonveniOnt0 pu0de habsE en- que
90 len oigA?
81 los ObEeroU, debidaments AnsIorado0
poF peFGOnRn de uu CoDfsn8R, d0oignan an
Gitio y allf pusdS COmpEaFRO Ol tOFEGno Iuo
tsndfls muCho adolRntSdo lG comiOi6n y
90 0vitGPfS Ia C0nBuFG do Vo8 interes0doO?
I0siOtiEemo8 On este impoFt0ntO Osunto
hOBta yer FsSlizHdR la hermoHa obFa poF
CuyR con80CuCi6n tRnto batsII6 nuOstro
inolvidAbl0 COmps1lsFo don Rossndo In'
fRnkO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
La tXVOrloReIl DEL D. Salvador Carbon0lI.

On padre GgradeeidO.-DaBds hs CO Ger
CO de vsioto afion vOngO iodicRndo lo
EmulGi6n de Scott sn los cases an que esta
EeCom0ndado gu uBo, , Bismprs he queda.
do GatiDfscho del FeauItado obtoniro. Dsbo
gratitud dichs preparation, puog giro
hubisFs sido por ellie qUs ma ayud6 &
galvar mi hija Camslia, 6sts no e0taEfa
hoy On A'gsciEaS cAsrda con sl ayudapto
del Comandants GsnaFal del Campo de
Gibraltar. el general Sr. Obrsg6n.
AhoEa miBmp tsrgo sn mi Snnatonio IN
nido dc nusve aims, quisu pEsctiqu6 re-
8Occions0 On ls tibis y qua mucho hs gs'
nRdO con Ia Ewu'af6". de-. 8 CnrboqpeH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
Ponce, DiciembFO 7, 1908.

-Hs iUgr08adO On sl AGiIo de Oisgos de
Ponce sl BefioE Bsnito Rodrfgue8, do Pc.
fusIaB, EuffiOndo dc CAtaEAtR1 do AmboB
OiOU.
Hen ingresado en- eI Manicomio, loG
Blisnad0E Iu6S Df'z Hern6ndas, do Gura'
DO; MaEOslinO OrtiG, do Maunsbo; Vic0n'
ta de ls Crus, de Loizsy Ro8s Ruiz, dc
HumRc80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09

ViOnS, Diciombrs Sci gObierno dc
AuntFiA' 'HungFfS 60 mu0Itrs frOncGm0nt0
hoHtil RuOiR = los pafGO8 b0lk6nicos
opueDtOu "a Snsxi6n dc Ia Bosnia
Horssgovinn, y he OmpszOdo una aCtiva
moviIiEsOi6u de 30 0j6rcito reooDcsntrnndO
varioB Fegimi0ntoD en- 10 BoHnis. Eata
GCtitud do AuHtriR 90 ConDideEs prscuruoEs
del inevitable choque GnunCiado para ls
primaveFA pE6ximS entE0 los dos pAf8sS del
NoTto que contribuyOron Hl FEni0 Polo
niUe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
CABLES De HOY.
Ell mensajG de Roosevelt al CODgIssO.
- Lit
ReCOmisnda BuGVamsnte ID C0ncR-
sion de la Ciudad0Bfa smsTiGana
para los puGEtOnIque1os.
AVisa a CBba a que sc mantenga en-
oil Or0Gn.
Que Sc 0yude a los fiIipjD6s para sI
dlsfrute del gObiBrnO pTopiO, y
t8mbi6I a los ObGeroS.
Austria EGCO1CeDtTa tTopaS en- Ia BOy-
mia

New York, DiciombTa 9.-En eI 6ltimo
msnSAje dol pFs1idSDte Roosevelt 81 Con-
graBo que ACGbS de inaugurRr Bun BOOions8
90 FsCOmisndO 10 concession de Ia Ciudsda.
MIA americana para Les puSFtorEiquefioB.
EOtB recommendation o8t6 GBcFitR 0n t6rmi-
noe C0nCiaoB pOF0 On ella expFssR sl pFeDi'
dents que ConGidOER como uu acto do
juStiCiG pEopio = Din OtEBB sxOitAoiou0V, del
Congress- TOCon0Ciendo en- IoB puentoTEi'
qu0flou titul0G sufCisnts8 para oStsntaF IR
indiORd6 ciudadGnf8. AviaB ca 10 EOfo'
E0ntO Cuba, que 6EtS 90 mAntongs stem.
pre- en- el oFd0n = hSCs TGIaltaF Iog hsOhos
Bali0otOB que discrimination al periodic inter
ventor On aquelIs iOlG. ROcomiSndG tam
biOn SI pFOUidOntO 90 prOsts d0Ci6idR Ryuda
d pueblo filipino pors prOpHE0Els para sl
plOnO diDftuts del self government, y sdSm6B
que tGmbisn 20 pE08t0 dOOidids ayuds los
tEaboi0dOFe1 am0EiCan0s. En- este tiltimo
particular del msnGsje, 0l pF0Sid0nto 90
0xtiend0 On oOnnidoraCionos que 8sr6n muy
Comentsdau, FoOpsOto del problomR obEoro
an los EgtSdoB Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09

que contiene todos los principles de verda-
dero valor reconstituyente, fortaleciente y
curative, extraidos de htgados de bacalao
treScos, y mezclados cientticamente con el
gran proveedor y purifcador de la sangre
que extraemos de la Peptona de Carne, y
es; el Hero Organize, No cOntiene, por
10 tanto, nj una gotta de aceite 6 grasa nj
nrnguna otra sustancia que entorpezca las
funciones naturales del aparato digestive
sino mas bien obra benefcamente sobre el
mlSmo, Por ser de gusto agradable a las
Personas de est6mago debil delicado.
Excelente medicamento para aliviar y
euFar los 0rganos respiratorios d@biles 6
enfermos.
Una MUESNIRA GRATIS Sc envia la persona
que Sc dirija sus Unicos Propretarios
CheSter Aent Co., a'a 2TG1B. 2H3aS5sOS Boston
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09

RICARDO Oanalss, por 0grsdir B0nito
POr0ira So de multa dfaa de arrsBto.
Salvador IbAfisg. foe curado en- el
cuarto de EocoFrO, por sl prROtiOants ssfloE
Claudio do una mordsdura On Ia region
ocular dsrocha, de pEon6stico rsssrvado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
Traje de $40 en- SIS.

I'nemos terminadas las grandes re.
tormas en- nuestro establecimiento y
en- todOs los anaqueles del mismo ex.
hIblmos un explendido surtido de ar
t1culos prOpios de nuestro ramo ana
ofrecemOs a nuestros constantes parro.
qulanos pudiendo asegurarIes que hov
como siempre seguimos nuestro lem.
de vender barato, bueno Y de alta no.
Vedad. Nis;ten nuestro Gran Bazar
Ell prImero en- su clase en- la isla. v.
tendremos mucho gusto en- at enderle
en- cuanto Sc le Ocurra admirar6 i
la vez todo 10 elegante y bonito que
eXhibimos.
Sombreros adornados Ultima nove-
dad para se1Oras, de s. & $3.50.
Cuellos bordados para senoras, ia
25 ttvs. 10 ctvs.
Cinturoncs en- Glasses extra finos p
de alta nOvedad Il precios muy conve.
nientes.
Trajes de piqut bordados con cha.
quotas largas, tiltimos modelos que su
valOT es de $50 4 SO.
Jumpers en- todos los colores desde
50 ctvs. q So.
~rGran Bazar de Novedades. San
Francisco 80, y aucursal Ia PA0UlTA
San Justo %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09

La debiIidad es Ia Causa de un sin
ndmero de pedecimientos que suelen traer
serias consecuencias 81 Sc abandona. El
cuerpo dtbil Sc siente rendido, aunque
no haya motive para clio, la vista
disminuye, Sc siente frecuentes marcos,
falta el apetito, la audici6n Sc entorpeCe, y
en- fin, es un estado terrible y molesto que
facilmente Sc puede remediar con el uso del
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
SECRET MINIMUM PRICE.
Report on Crops Shows State Will
Produce 100000 Bales-Average
$3.50 Per Cent.


Noi"hlDla, sept. lo.-lhc gathering
vi '"e executive committee or the
Farmers Ohloh ana county presa-
GENTS c"hrinded It's session yesterday
AFTERNOON.
lhe Ioll"wlng information WAS civ
en- out from the meeting, which WAS
he'o oenhhd closed door. From re-
ports from rach OF the Twenty-Five
c""h''eS represented at The meeting,
the estimate or the prcsri crop WAS
averaged al from % IL to % per
ceh' OF normal "hlrh means that the
2'''' VIII pr"""cc ABOUT ooo,ooo bales
.hiS lal'' Encouraging reports were
near" from the state delegates to the
hall"nai convention at foit Worth.
nel'i''c steps were taken to com
l'le'e ''e organization OIL counties.
H"r'on VIII De organized next Mon
oaS an" 'larchd"n' Marlboro, Cal
noun ana AIKEN counties Will fall IN
10 llhe soon allcf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
TWICE A WEEK. 81 so A YEAR

newspaper man, may. and should,
desire reputation for truthfuncss:
|. rs Il public official. demand that
those who accuse me stand forth and
make known their proof. You know
that Il suit against YOU for civil DAM
ages. or Il criminal prosecution for
libel, means long delay and affords
your character Of journalism chance
to cover your expenses before being
called upon to settle. Ito not want
Your money: | simply desire TO expose
YOU to the public It's Il false accuscr.
VIII" has distorted public records and
manufactured statements for base DO
llllcal purposes. For the purpose Of
forever settling this Infamous sIandcr
which yon are circulating in your
newspapers and on the stump, [ now
pr"p"S" that committc of five, or
any three Of them, composed of the
editors Of the Springfield, Mass, Re-
publican, the Chicago journal. the
New York World. the Indanapolis
News and the ST. Louis Republic, be
selected to hear You and me under
oath. and all other evidence they NAV
desire, as I" the truth or ialsity of
your charge. at the earliest possible
moment. and render their decision TO
the public in writing. Should this
committee find your charge sustained
| shall Withdraw from all connection
with the present presidential cant
palyn. Should the verdict br against
You. rs | know It will, there need
be II" other penalty than the public
contempt due every assassin Of char
artcr.
&C.. ii. IIaSkcll.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
TRYING TO TAX NEAR BEER. -
Action of Georgia Legislature to be
Fought in the Courts.

Atlanta. Ga. Sctcmbcr 20.-Thc
Georgia prohibition law. so far as tax
ing "ncar beer IS concerned is I'M
der fire. The extra session of the leg
iSlnturc, which adjourned yesterday,
authorized tax Of $500 on mamfac-
turcrS of this product. Two hundred
dollars was the amount imposed on
dispensers Of "ncar bccr.'
Shortly after last midnight, Judge
Ellis. of the superior court, cnjoincd
the comptroller of the State and the
sheriff of Fulton county. which IN
cludcs Atlanta, from collecting this
tax. The injunction was granted on
the petition Of 115 dealers in the
"prohibition product. - The "ncar
hrcr' dealers assert that the legisla-
tion IS unconstitutional The ease will
be carried to the highest courts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
HASKELL CHALLENGES HEARST
Oklahoma Governor Invites Editor
of New York American, who Has
Accused Him of Connection With
Standard Oil Company, to Appear
With Him Before Editors Of Five
Leading Independent Newspapers.

Chicago, September 20.~-Govcrnor
Haskell. of Oklahoma, tonight gave
"ul The foll"win" telegram. which, he
said. he had sent to William Randolph
Hearst
"William Il. Hearst, Care New
York American. New York City. New
l"rk--Sir: y"n are stating in speech
and press. in substance. rhal during
the year 1899. when Attorney Gcnrr-
al Frank S. M"mnrit. Of Ohio, had
several cases prudin" in ih" supreme
court Of that State against ihr Stan
dard Oil company, that ! sought to
Influence him Ia dismiss those suits.
have said, and now repeat, that your
statement is absolutely false, and
that | have never had any relations
Of any kind or character with the
Standard Oil company. Our conflict
ing statements prove nothing You, as
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
SEEKS COURTS AID.
State Board of Pharmaceutical Ex-
aminers Ordered to Show
Cause
The State.

! ne State.
Grcenvillc, Sept. l7.--Chicf JUS
ticc Pope Of the State supreme court
has issued an order against the State
board Of pharmaceutical examiners.
requiring them to show cause V Nv a
license should not be issued to John
II. Mauldin of Grccnville 10 pra IT,,
pharmacy in this State.
Justice Pope : order is drcmcd oT
considerable general interest i'm that.
after Mr.. Mauldin had proceeded with
iiiS examination to Il certain point. he
was told that he could not get y H.
ccnSc unless he lad served four Years
under competent druggist IN thi,
State.
Upon this point Mr.. Mauldin, who
l. a graduate Of the pharmaceutical
department Of the University Of
Maryland, makes his complaint to
court. Mr., Mauldin's petition de-
clarcs this regulation is r"pugnan: 10
law and upon this conie,tion Justice
Pope issued the order.
The order is rcturnabl.. %, October
! at Columbia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
NEW CONVICT BILL.
Lease System i'll Georgia Done Away
With-Law Designed to Prevent
Abuse of Prisoners.

Atlanta. Ga., Sept. 2O.--.IuSt at
midnight last night Gov. llnke Smith
signed the convict lease bill, which
hereafter prohibits the leasing Of
1"l"nS except by tn" consent Of the
governor and prison commission. The
bill waS passed by the legislature YES
t"r'lay after F:'J. 900 had been spent in
an extra session and nearly Il month
used IN discussing the lryislaiinu
with the signature 1T Gov. Smith ON
he bill rs cmgr">Srd. Georgia has
done away with Il system which has
been in existence ever since 1863.
IT WAS to settle tliS convict lrasa
question that Nov. Smith called IA
special session Of the legislature. He
desired that the lease system be- abso-
lntrly abolished and the bill as pass-
rd provides that there will be- no lraS-
ing of r"nviclS to amy contractor for
prlvnt" gam. 1t is said these cnntrar-
tors have madr Thousands nf dollars
"ut of convict labor in t;r"r.ia i'm the
last 10 years, the men brim" leased
+" them al 500 apiece with the sim
pie provision of board and sleeping
quarters.
In the investigation which led ,n
the present legislation there was con
siderable testimony To the effect that
nr"r" c"nvirt> had been whipped By
"vrrSrrrS and that in several eases
I he abuse had resulted in the death Of
men under the control Of the lessee.
When the Georgia legislature assem-
blrd Il month ago to consider the
! question Of convict labor, Gov. Smith
announced that he desired all traces
Of the lease system 10 be rrndcatrd.
House and senate disagreed aS TO how
this should be accomplished. The sen
ate insisted that there should be no
leasing after March 81 next. The
house wanted the lease system extend
cd to 1911. Finally, however, house
and senate compromised on measure
which permits the lease by the State
Of any r"nvlcts not used ON State
roads, nor by municipalities, nor in
State Institutions. These men may be
used as the prison commission and
governor see fiji. but as IA close friend
of Gov. Smith said tonight, when it
was suggested that this provision
might prove Il "joltrr.' "Gov. Smith.
y"u may be sure. is totally op},nSrd 10
lcaSln" ronvicIS t" private individuals
ana Will never consent 10 amy leases
Of this kind. The lease system j.
dead. -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
A NOVEL DEFINITION OF A
"LADY.'
She Is a Clean and Kind Person.

Once 7 heard little girl define a
lady in Il way that seemed so clear,
complete and satisfactory. that T
Immediately adopted it as my own,
says Helen Christine Bennett in {:
symposium, "What Is a Ladyq' in
the New Idea Woman's Magazine
for October. She said: "a lady is
clean woman who is kind.' That is
a very plain statement, but it seems
to me that it covers the entire
ground.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-22
To the United Daughter Of the Con
frlcracV:

To the United Daughter Of the Con-
fcdcracy:
Your attention is called to the meet
in" Of the annual convention Of the
general association. United Daughters
of the tonfcdcracy. in Atlanta. Ga.
on Wednesday morning. November | i.
1908. at 10 o'rlock. with Il session Of
four days.
The Atlanta chapter. with lis pres
ident. Mrs. Edward G. Warner. 217
Juniper street, Atlanta, are making
every effort to assure Il successful
meeting.
The Piedmont hotel, Peachtrcc
street, has been selected for headquar-
tcrS. Rooms on the European plan
can be secured, without bath, from
$l.50 to $3.50; with bath, $3.50 to
81. Other hotels on the European
plan are the Kimball and the Aragon,
both on Pcachtrcc street, with rates
OF $l per day, where two or more oc-
cupv room. without bath: and with
bath, - to $3.50.
The Marion. three blocks from the
convention hall, and Majestic, four
blocks distant, both on the American
plan. offer rooms for 50 to 50. 30. with
out bath, and %3 per day with bath.
The Leland. a boarding house, four
blocks from the convention hall. on
Houston street. offers room and
board with bath, for *lj0 per day.
For further information in regard
to accommodations write to Mrs. s.
II. Mclonc, chairman information
committee, 144 east Pine street. At.
lanta, Ga.
The convention will be held in the
Cable Concert hall, S2-S4 north Broad
street, Atlanta, three doors from the
Piedmont hotel.