davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-16
PAGE SEVEN.

vested was 1877 per cent greater We made
100000 bushels more of oats in 1906 than
in 1902
Between 1902 and 1906 there was an in
crease in the tonnage Of high grade CONNER
cial fertilizers used equal to 20 per cent.
This fact is inseparably connected with the
increased production noted in 1906 over
1902
Now, let us get down to the grad-grind
facts of this very interesting condition of af-
fairs
Just exactly as the per capita circulation
of money tells the true story of real prosper
lty compared with a fictitious prosperity, so
the average yield per acre Of crops, writes the
farmers record, whether for profit or for loss
1t the circulation per capita be inadequate
for example, $40 when it should be $50
there be no such thing as prosperity
among the masses of the people, The few,
of course, may flourish, but the masses will
suffer-
SO, when we come to inquire into crop pro-
duction and it's relationship to agricultural
progress, we must ascertain first of all the
average yield per acre.
The increase in the average yield per acre
of corn in 1906 over 1902 was 1877 per cent.
The increase in the average yield of wheat
IN 1906 over 1902 was 45.7 per cent. The in
crease in the average yield per acre in oats in
1906 over 1902 was 35.7 per cent.
The degree Of success won with the three
crops-corn, wheat and oats-may be accept
ed as fair indication as to the increase made
IN forage, potato, hay and other crops
The figures given are not estimates They
are reliable and give promise of nobler
achievements still
MARTIN Y. CALVIN.
Experiment, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-16
A RETROSPECT AND A COMPARISON

cation now IN progress IN Georgia and other
cotton states in furtherance of advanced ag-
riculture; in the presence of special agents
Of the national department Of agriculture
charged with duty Of interesting our farm
ing people in forage crops, better seed, etc.,
it occurred to the writer that it might be
well to take retrospect of agricultural con-
dltlons in these cotton states at a time when
genuine prosperity smiled upon the south year
after year-making her people in the 4O's
and SOS the happiest the most cultured, the
wealthiest people in all the world. And,
while retrospecting, to institute comparison
which, not intended to be in the slightest de-
gree invidious, may serve to point out, in
the most striking manner, the wondrous pos
sibilities of these cotton states, agriculturally
and otherwise.
We are glad of the campaign of education
! 10 which allusion has been made. We shall,
in our humble way, further it in every manner
possible.
We are glad that the national department
of Agriculture has become so deeply interest
ed in the south and is so solicitous to see
our broad acres brought up to the highest
productive capacity possible. We are glad
that the national department of agriculture
is, through qualified gentlemen, lending so
helpful hand to this section Of the Union
For the encouragement Of those who are
directly interested and most actively engaged
in the great work referred to, it may be we'll
to show what has been accomplished and to
set forth the degree Of progress already at
tanned by our people
The special purpose Of this article is to
show by statement of few facts what these
cotton states accomplished along diversified
lines up to 1861, and what they have done
e in growing corn and wheat and OATS etc.,
since 1865 particularly in 1906, compared
with 1902
the great Importance of live stock on the
farm. We cordially endorse every effort at
progress along this line and for the matter
Of that, along all the lines of proposed sys-
tematic reform.
Let us look for moment into the live stock
situation as it relates to the SOS and the
CO.'S. You may work out your own compar-
ison; you are invited so to do
In this article we shall deal with the eight
strictly cotton states-North Carolina, South
Z Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi Lou
isiana, Texas and Arkansas.
In 1860 these states had live stock as fol-
lows: SWINGS, II ,343,855; sheep, 3,153,033;
mich COWS, 2,632,637; other cattle, $685.
4O7.
In 1906 these states owned live stock as
oLo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
CERTAMEN INTERNA-
CionaI de beIIeza.
Sc aGsTCa sI tla en- que dehe CeTTsT-
Sc eI pIazO en- Ia isIa.
TadaVIl osDsEl 'La CprrIspoadORGIa" mas 10
lrptOs.

POGO tempo va quedaudo ~ para on
viRE los Eetratoa de La EflaEitas Que daben
ConcuEEiE 81 OsHt6men de bolIeza, de modo
que las qus pisnuen prsssntsrls en- 81, han
de apraluraEle sn ramitiE rus fOtografiRB
Hanta hoy nos han llegado muchaB,
perO como Ol nfmerO de las pusrtoFrique-
hAB belIaS eB muy grande, a6n debsmol
TeCibiE mas.
5Qui6n puede sabeP 81 entire las bsllaB
que aim no nos han Eemitido luB Eetratog,
eStar6 Ii que 90 habr6 de llsvar 81 prsmio
de BellosR International?
POr 10 proDto sin pecar de indisCrs'
tor, podemoE sfrmaF que entire los Tetra.
toa que aquf guardamoB hay muchas que
BuperRn gran ndmeEo de lRs eECogida8
como bellszaG On Europa , America.
7 de aquf que creAmol no equivocar-
nos Cuando aBegurRmos que nue1tTo jui.
clio, la mujeE m6n bella dol mundo es pueT.
torTiquefiR. No Oh que NOS CiegR el pa
tEiotiGmO, 81 que Cai, CaBi 10 sntamoB
viando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
JUEGOS FLORALES
EN- AREGIBO.

La ligui0nte invitaci6n han dirigido los
ComiaionadoH que II GuBcTibsn, los poe
TAI de Il iGla:
AFsCibo. r. r 10. de AbriI do 1908.
EF. DR.. ID. Manuel Zenn GandfR.
Muy sqior nuestFo: LR Junta OEgani.
zadora de loB "JuegOs FloEaleB' que han
de cslebraTse On enta ciudad II nOche del
2 de Mayo pT6ximO, tiene 81 honor ds
invitar I'd. cnno uno de loa cuItivRdo.
res dc la Gays Ciancia en- Puerto Rico,
para toEnaE en d Concurso que estar6 81.
ieto q lau Eguientoa bases:
10. Tendr6n deEecho concuRrir Il
Cert6men, todoB loB poetRB pueEto1Hique.
9os y loa extERDgaT0B Eesidental en- 81 pafs.
70. Be cream CuatFo pTemiog para hon.
raE con ellog Les poesfas do mayor m6rito,
conaiatentes 90:
Primer pramio.- Flor natural (RoIs,
de oro).
ssg1ndo prsmio.-CEiuantsmo de orc.
TeFOer pTemio. - MaEgREita de orc
plats.
CuaEto pramio.- NaEdo1 de plata.
30. TodoG los trRbsioR que 1s presenter
al ConcurBO, habF6n de scr neCesariRments
eBcrttog en- verso caatsllRno, con temR
metro elecci6n de los poeta8.
40. La admiSi6n de las poGHfas teFmi'
nara el diR 20 de Abril Las IL p. M,
debiendo ger diEigidAs al secretrrio don
Manuel AStoT, On copiaB duplicsdRB heChaB
on maquinilla , acompRfhdOn de IN aobEe
que guarde el nombEe del GutoE y que
oatente un LENA igusl al de Ia compost.
ci6n.
So. Sc RdmitiE6 tinicameute una gola
CompoBici6n de CRda autoE. En- el caBo de
que estR base no fueFe atendid8 resultR.
rem pFemiRdoB doB mis- tHabRioB de an
miGmo autoE, quGdaE6n anulados todog los
premioB subHiguientes al de la CatsgoHfR
superior y pssaF6n & Bar pRopiedad de loB
Rutores que les guCedan en- eaCRlR gradual
de lRudoS, ConfoFme Rl ulteEioF diCt6men
del JuTGdo CaIifCadoF.
60. La comiui6n Re Rese1va el derecho
de deaiguaE el JuERdo, an 20 tempo opoF'
tuno.
70. Cinco diRG antsB de loB 'Jusgoa
FloEalsa" 90 publioar6n On los peri6dicoB
de mayor circulation en Is isis, loR lemas
de las poeBtRB premiRdaU, All como tam
bi6n, todos log que ostentsn les dem6B
trabajoB que ConCurTan.
80. La Oomisi6n Be reseEvs el deHe
cho dc publican en- nm libreto todas Lac
compoSicioneB preHsntadRg, haysn Bid,886
no pTemiadas
80. LS CompoHici6n premiada, cuyo
autor se prs8ents ampaTRdo poE mn pseu
domino, qusdRF6 de hecho dsBpossfda del
Iaudo.
EUperAndo 90 Birva I'd. pTeutaE % con-
curse & eats fiesta intaleCtusl, para bien
de las letraB y dc la patria.
QusdamoE muy suyoB s. g.,
Lcdo. Angel Acosts Quintsro, Juli6n
Muro, LCdo Manuel Perez Avil6B, DR.
M. Martinez Rouellt, Jesds NJ Lsgo, Ma.
nuel ABtoE BRlaeiPo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04

-EL PLAZO PARA Ell ENVIO
DE RETRATOs PARA Ell CERTA.
MEN INTERNATIONAL DE BE.
LLEZA, sE AMPLIA HASTA Ell 30
De ABRIL PROXIMO.
AZUCAR.- Ysndi6EonBe RyeF 1000
aacoS maEca "LoaizR Sugar Company" &
$4214, ontrPgads en- los muelleB de San
Juan.
Ell LCdc. don Federico Degstau, Bs
mudaEd uno de estou dias % casa de 10
la calle de Il Tanca n6msTo s, quedando
deaocupRda lR que hay vivo en- Ia CRlle de
Allen ogquina & la do la Tsnoa.
-Ha tornado poBssi6n de 80 cargo en- 81
ManiComio de osta ciudad 6AturninA Fran
CO que suatituys Isabel ToFO Francisco
Cancel que austituyo RAfaslS Ganmet.
-Hs renuuciado 30 cargo de airvienta
su 81 Asilo de CiGgOH de Ponc0, LudoVinR
Rios,
Ill comsndante Lutz cslebE6 aver ma
hRna una largs conferencia con 81 Gober'
nadoF Post.
-Ss encuantra On estR ciudad, On RIun'
toS del BerviCio eI Bargonto 8. SieTFs de Ia
pOliCia inHulaE, que preUtR ssEviciol en-
Ponce.
-El RsoF F. J. HeEnandes veCino de
Coamo, aoliCita permiHo para tEaBlRdaE los
restoa de Maria Rivera, del CementaTio Ci
vii 81 cAt6liCo de sqUella poblRci6D.
Con estR fschR 50 hR oTdenado el in
grsso On el ABilo dc ciegon de Ponce, de
los pScientsa MBTgRTitG Fernandez, Fran
cisco Rivera Vicents PeEsE de aqusllA
eiudRd, Juan Veldzqnez y La 0. RodEi
gueE do JuanR Diaz, Aurora Ortiz de
MRunabo, Antonio Morales CefsEino
V6laz de Camuy, Providencis AyalR y
Ramon CEuz dc Fajardo, Jossfa DnEido y
Joads Ma. Vega dc AFscibo, Miguel Com
pan de San 6sbaltiEn, Mkximo Cana cho
de OabO ROjo y juan B. Gonzales de
AguadR.
-PEogEamR do las pleas que ejeCutara
en- 10 Tstrsta mRfiana domingo Is banda
de Ia Polioia InBulRr.
/, Marcia ca petioi6n) Ell voIadol
de Las sslvaA''; MsysFbeer. (eatreno)
DANA, "MaTfR"; Rios Ovalle.-3. Over
tuEe, "The North Star; MeYerbR0T.
Two step, "CaribsRn"; r. BRlIsiro. -. u
Arlssiene (suits ndmero p: Bizst.- -6
Walls venszolanO. "Petid FEiRnsn' Fran
CieEi.-7. SATdanR de lR opera Carlo
BEet6n.-S. DANA, "De,iR = BsI6n
DuOHo.-StaE spaDgle Banner.
-DignatRrioH electos en- las sleccioner
CelobEadas por ID Gran Logia Sob.. d.
Puerto Rico: W.. Gr.,. Nitro. Antoni,
Cordsro. w.. Gr... Dip. Horminio Dfa,
Navarro. w.. CIR. Sac. Jose Torres
w.. CIR. TeE.'. F. SChluttsr. ". CIR.
Nitro Sew. Pedro PaToH. ". CIR. lei
Dc. Ricardo CapaTr6L w.. Gr.'. 2 g
DiC.'. C6EloH Miro.
Mis- dc 200 pEoysCtoS han de SCR g
tudiadOB poF los HefioFes que han venido d
los Entados UnidoB para relolveE aBelc
raR h comisi6n sCsrca de cuRl ha de Be
aprobado pRFa In construction del "Cspi
tolio."
-Dssde aver han com snzRdo & tEabl
jar On 81 ostudio dc los pianos y proyeCto
para Is construction del "Oapitolio"
p. Rico los SEsB, Smith, Hover y Homer
que sc informs han venido de los EHtRdo
UnidoH CON e1s objet0. PaEecs que
un ipgsnisro del pals 90 le hR invitad
poF 81 Departments del Iutsrior par
tomaR palte en- OsoB eDtudios, con CaEaCts
do susSor gTatuito.
Han sltado hoy en- ls Mansi6n Eli
Cutiva IoH SEes. I edo. HaTtsell, PagadoT d
AuditorislSE Jett, DR.. F. Goenags, P, d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04

de cigarEoB dc Pusrta de Tisrra, le fuaYon
impueatoB megeB de aEFeat0.
EN- bFeva Be vera ante Ia Corte de
Distrito una apelaci6n interpueatA On un
asuntO FeIueIto On 81 jusgado de 10 Ciudsd,
poF reclamation de Ia entTsgR de una pa
MADEIRA de SRntuTce, CerFsds deBde haCe
algfn tempo.
-El que desss compraF una aIhsja bo.
nita bsFats, HoIicftela en- ID casa de pres
tamos de Jose Baz6n. FortRIeza 21. p.
AVISO.-,Ss deSea Babsr ls residences
dc la uefloER Luiss la LORE, para Motif.
earle un RBunto que le intsEaB0. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04

I'm tHtR ImpFsntn Hs V0pdg pApel Dc
psEi6dioo vieio Z $500 los 46 kiloH Gun
guintGl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
EssaGIas fInls ] clIzlao superior.

81 popular eatablecimisnto del senior
Am6Fico SRlss, hB removable an las 6ltimos
vspores 81 eapl6ndido luEtido de esancia8
inau qus9 sismpTe tiene disposition de
AuB favoreCedore1 y pTocsde do las mejorsI
cRsas de Europa y de Am6Fics. Calzado
de las mas eIegantes formas, americana
espAfol y frances, tisne tsmbien en- gran
cantidad = diveEsaB foEmaB 81 aCFaditsdo
OatablscimisntO. PaTs laH pr6ximaS fsHtas
@ encuentra AIli 10 meioE 2 mGl baEato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04


yradca
ora ~ ae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
GALEEDARIO.

La sscci6n pEimsrA de ls CoFte de Dis.
trito del DiEtritO Judicial de San Juan,
hR Be6a'R1o 81 diR disz de loB coEEiantsB q
Las 8 .. M, para CslebFar In tsTcOEs lOctu
"a del CalsndariO, SEQ, para SefisIsT dis
= hora para loH juicioR oEsleB CivileB PEN
dientes an & miBma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
Do Administrator.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este diae
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sUs-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. POr un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. PagO an
tieipadO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
Vista al ''Odenta''

Invitsdoi corteAmsnts por 81 aefior Con-
Sul del UEuguRy On este ciudad, don Car
los Conde y poF el cabRIleroso ofiCial,
comRudante de este caRonaro senior Eduar'
do Mario saez, viDitRron hoy dicho buquo
alguuaB perHoDas de ests ciudsd, EepEsIen'
tantes de lR prsnsR 81 BefioE Ccmi1ionRdo
dc instruction doctor Dexter, que es anti
quo amigo de un heFmano del sef1oE
Sasz.
Sslieron unRH Is millas fueHa del puerto
Eealizando una agradable excursion , %
pFoponen efsctuRT otrR 4 IL veCina iBlR ID
San Thomas antes del domir go, los indica
dos HefioFeB y otrRH perEonaH invitRdsH eB
pecialmsnte.
Todos fueFon obHsquiados con tcda cor
teOfs. diHfrutAndo do un agrabAble rate
aboTdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAe,
muy elegantes 4 precios sumamente mo.
dicou, los acRba dc reCibir Ia Tisndits de
JoJefa EChsvaFEfa, 81 lado del Syuntss
mi0nto. Vende tambi6n sfsCtoa roligio.
Sog. Compra snvoltuFns de Jabon OCtR.
pon,-San juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
Paris Bllar.

PaFticipRmoH 6 usAtEa diEtinguida
Clientola que hemos Fecibido nm extenuo
suEtido en- tiraa y entredoEsE Suizoa COM
probadGB personRlm por 81 Jefs de Il
caUR. EE 10 mas foo que visne Puerto
Rico. Los hay On tsla tupida , en- tsla
claEin.
Adem6E se he recibido una novsdad an
abRnicos dc Valencia en- donde mRnd6 suta
casa MADEIRA do cedro para los varilIaias
de los abaniCoH los que rsBultan una gran
novedad.
Esta casa no omite gnEtoH para trssF
Eiempre noVedRdes Puerto Rico. FotaIszA
27.-Pedr0 Giusti
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
SOLARES En- sANTURGE.

Sc Venden BolareB con fronto 4 Ia CarEo.
tara central , otEos interiores con GALES
afirmadau.
TnfoEmaE6 w. Bosch. Teuan n6mero
3 altos. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04

a nuantEoa amigos que nos han aviBado
envios de Fetratos, lea damoa antaB noticiag,
como deuds que deben aRldar cuanto m
teB, porqus despu68 de ceTTado 81 pIazo no
BeEla possible Rdmitir FatHatoU.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04

Por nueBtrOs GAMES. nos entsFamoB de
que tanto en Cuba, como on Mexico, Ecua.
dor, Centre America, etc., ss e8pera IL ter
minaci6n del CeTt6men de ballezG en-
Puerto Rico, parR conocer & Ia sgEaciadR
con el laudo, Y De Comprende eata espsC
taci6n, an6loga & IL que exlBte en- Chicago,
aegin nos di6 Conocsr The Tribune, pues
las pueFtoEEiquenas tisnen justa , merecida
fama de scr mujeres belllsimas y todoa
eHoG pAiues temen que unR de nuestrau pRi.
lanaa le RrHebate d laudO que Cada naoi6n
COdioia para 10 bellezR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04

VENTA DE GANADO.-ss vsnden
ochentR Glen Teass de crisnza cabslloB
de trote paBO bueyeB de tFabaio.-Di'
rigirse en- C6guas don Miguel QuinoneR
TABACO EN- RAMA.-ss veude I'M
lote de superior CaIidad del 1907 y 1908.
DiligirBs On CaguaB & don N. Qui1one8
Oabezudo. 80 '. q.
ALQUILER DE CASA. Sc aIquila
un busn local para establscimiento de msF'
cancfaB frents 81 Parqus Central de eutR
Guided. DiFigiEBe en- C6guas don N.
Ouihoneg Oabezudo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-11

The annual convocation of Temple
Chapter No. s, r. A. NJ will be held on
Monday, April 18th. Election OF Off
GERS. Reports of treasurer and sec
rotary and other business looking to
the continuance of prosperity of the
chapter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Herbert Davenport Is working at
Noyeck's during the shoe sale.
Augustus Mangan of Rutland is
spending few days at his home here.
Mrs. A. r.. Boyne and daughter of
Brooklyn are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Nichols on Main
street.
Misses Laura and Grace Bentley
and brother George are assisting at
Noveck's shoe sale beginning this
morning.
Don't delay TO secure reservation
of seats for the Y. M. G. A. banquet.
Seats are on sale now at the associa-
tiOn building.
Miss Mary Wabridge has returned
from Newark, n. j.. where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, II. c.
Harmon for the past few weeks
Miss Nellie. lockwood who has been
confined to the house few days by
an attack Of the grip, is now better
and has resumed her duties at Rosters
store.
Miss Amelia Corsiglia of Main ST.,
who was operated on at the Samaritan
hospital, Troy, for appendicitis some
time ago has returned home. The OPP
Grafton was successful and Miss Cor.
siglia is improving rapidly
The local Y NJ G. A. Intermediates
and the North Adams Juniors have ar
ranged for baseball game to take
place in Pownal in the near future.
The feature Of the game will be that
each will walk to the ball grounds
from their respective towns. In this
way 1t will partake of the nature of
a hike as well as ball game.
The regular meeting of the Benning-
ton lodge, b. p. o. Elks will be held
in their rooms on Tuesday evening,
April 14th. Installation of officers and
members will please remember that
the new cards take effect at this
meeting and all members should be
provided with new card. The Off
GERS win be installed by Past Exalted
Ruler John p. Mulligan. The house
committee will provide refreshments.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Mrs. George Hummer is Ill with the
grip.
Harold Walker of Williamstown Wis.
tied friends In town Friday.
Mrs. Marshall of North Adams has
been visiting friends In town.
Misses Catherine Mccartney and
Anna Ford have returned from visit
In North Adams
Electric lights are being installed
In the barn OF Miss Harriet Sibley on
Washington street.
Edward Maxon bridge builder for
the Rutland railroad, returned to his
headquarters at Rutland this moring
after spending few days in town.
Born Friday, April 10, twin daugh-
tiers TO Mr. and Mrs. Robt Moon Of
South SALISBURY. Mrs. Moon was
formerly Miss Eta Cleveland and Is
we'll known In this town.
The Baptist Y. =. S. G. r.. will hold
an important business meeting this
evening. Every member is requested
10 he present. A social will be held
after the business has been transacted
Bro. Austin will speak at the Sal
walton Army Hall tonight. Sunday
meetings at ] a. M, at. 3 p. m. at the
Soldiers Home, ut s p m. in the hall,
subject, Throwing Stones" Meet
ings every night at p. m, with the
exception of Monday night. All are
invited.
At the NJ. h. church Sunday the last
service for the conference year will be
held. 1t will be an Easter service and
Rev. DR.. Rowley's topic will be The
Fact of the Resurrection Reception
OF members, baptism OF children, etc.
Special Easter Offering will be taken
Sunday school at noon, Sunday school
Easter concert at p. m. No Junior
or Senior League meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. f. Burgess were
pleasantly entertained by the Guide
board Bible study club at the home
Of Miss Nellie Hathaway Friday eve
ming. After the business meeting the
newly welded couple were the re-
cipients Of set Of silver table spoons
presented by Mrs. J. P. Daley in behalf
OF the club, after which lunch was
served by the social committee.
Arsene Beaudiu. well known
athlete of North Adams, was In town
this morning having walked the whole
distance from the tunnel city here
He started at day break and arrived
here shortly after seven. He is train
ing for trip similar to Weston from
Portland 10 Chicago and is making
these trips to get In shape. He left
this town on the return trip at 1880.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-11
Great Reduction in
Gin6hams and PercaleS
Belt Buckles, Belt Pins,
Veil Pins, Etc.

A large showing Of Belt Buck
les, Belt Pins, Veil Pins. Pearl
Collar Sets and Belts at reduced
prices.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10

edtoaI the ANACONDA STANDARD following
Nevada
Neyadans Montana
hear that their home State taking
proportions
discovered prngng the
If continue to
the old shows a cities
Since the that
Ely Bufrog
commercial mining
growth during the
certainly
literally flowed into the State and the development
scale characterized
doings but these have
of moneythey have
the
for himself Just that the
tons when they said this hat
plotted.
Men and brains to Nevada have looked with
the result that deal capital where
perity his year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
PROPRIETOR OF THE
GRAPHIC TROUNCED

NEW YORK. May 9.-WhiIe a
score of persons were drinking at the
bar of the Cafe Waldorf-Astoria to-
night Budd Hauser, a race track fol-
lower and tout, walked up to Phocian
Howard, proprietor of the Graphic
a sensational sheet devoted to racing,
whispered to him a moment and then
struck him in the face. knocking him
to the floor. Before Hauser could
continue the attack he was elected
from the hotel
Hauser entered the cafe with Chas.
E: c'Boots") Durnell, a race horse
owner. and protege of Charles W.
Gates. The men had Just returned
fro mthe races and Howard was
standing at the bar with several of
his friends.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10

Hauser, resenting the alleged at
tack on himself and Durnell in How
ards publication, spoke to Durnel.
and then left him and walked to
where Howard stood. He was heard
to say that the publication was re-
Election on himself and Durnell, AMI
before Howard could defend himself
swung a terrific right-hand blow on
Towards face The latter fell
bleeding, and was picked up by his
companions and hurried to the wash
room. Durnell left the hotel soon
after Hauser was elected.
Hauser and Durnell returned re-
Gently from California. as also did
Howard. The. latter operated "a
'hold-up' sheet at Los Angeles anil
several years ago was implicated in
shady transaction in San Francisco,
skipping the town to; escape punish
ment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10

Advertise in the Daily bonanza
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
IMPORTANT MEETING.

There viii be an important meet-
ing OF Mizpah Lodge, No. %, Knigh 3
of Pythias. Sunday evening. May IL.
at 1880 o'clock, to be held in the
court house. Business of the utmost
interest to every Knight will be cor
sidered. All visiting Knights in good
standing are urgently requested 10
attend ~
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
YOUR MOTHERS COOKING

Tasted pretty good. You can fin !
the same kind. amid pleasant sur
roundings at Mrs. Clark's new res
taurant on Main street, next door to
Tent store. Special Sunday dinner
Rates most reasonable. 1t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
THINKS WE'LL, OF sNEVADA'S FUTURE.

editorial the Anaconda has following
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-10
MERELY TO FILL UP.

Johnnie, you shouldn't have eatel
those preserved fruits. They were
placed on the table merely to fill up.
well. ma, that's Just what l used
them for!'-Philadelp Inquirer.