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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
A Dangerous Operation

is the removal of the appendix by {
surgeon. No one who takes DIR.
ed to- this frightful ordeal. They
work so quietly you don't feel them
They cure constipation, headache, bill
business and malaria. 25e at all drug
gists. feb
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

A petition Is being prepared which
will be signed by practically all the
democratic members Of the Kentucky
legislature. which will be presented
to Mr. BeeSham. asking him to with
draw as a candidate for United States
senator 1t is believed that Mr..
Beekham will heed the request, aud
IL he does SO It is the intention t.
hold a caucus ard select a cndidatc.
Mr.. Beckham's name will not be al
fowed to go before the caucus. The
only hitch lis that the democrats
have notsbeen able to agree on can
.didate
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

A bitter attack on the rules and
power OF the speaker has made in the
national house by Mr.. Nelson, of
Wisconsin, republican, who said the
power OF the house was merged into
the speaker.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

! The house has passed the Sulloway
Widows Pension bill, involving ii.
additional expenditure Of nearly SIS,
poo yasrn.-1 ts naval affairs com
4esreEstins nearly $goooooo i year.
me 4siss1tt csnnidittee - enz.sii1srse
- 56.e1a Ii rspprtz ~ ~ resi:
ddsne 81 krst class subsidies ID znll
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
President Roosevelt has suspended

President Roosevelt has suspended
Charles A. Stillings. the public prins-
er, and appointed William 5. RlossI-
ter temporarily to fill the duties Of
that office. The action is explained
officially to facilitate the inves-
tigation being made by the gov
eminent printing office by congress.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
STEVENSON ARCHER Jr
Civil Engineer & Surveyor
Peal Estate
Office over Bank of Washington
Phone go
LYON PACKET COMPANY
River Schedule
Effective March 9. 1907.

Effective March 9, 1907.
Str. Speed" leaves Greenville daily
at $50 a. m. for Luna.
Leaves Luna daily at 4 p. m. for
Grecnville.
Str. s@Luella Brown" leaves Green
vile daily, except Sunday for Sunny
side at 4 p. m. Saturday at 3 D. m.
Monday morning at 2. a. m.
Leaves Sunnyside daily az a, IN
and Saturday a. p. m. for Green-
Vile
! Connecting with the M. r. A., q
w. Railway At Luna
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The United States transport Bull
FORD has saidel from San Francisco
for Manila. She carries the Tween
ty-third infantry regiment and a big
supply of ammunition and stores for
the military post in the Philippine
Islands.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

Reports from points in the north
ern part ,of New York show colder
weather than has ever before been
recorded there. At Saranac Lake
the temperature ranged from As to so
degrees below zero and at Canton 40
below
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09
Masonic Grand Bodies of Mississippi.
Hattiesburg, Miss, Feb. 10 to Is

On account OF the above occasion
round trip tickets will be on sale to
Hattiesburg, Miss, Feb. 7 to IS, in
elusive, returning on or before Feb,
I6, 1908. Rate S7.25. For further par
ticulars see H. Fl. Simmons,
as tI5. Y. & NJ. V. Ticket Agent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

Business men of Toledo were SEN
fenced to jail for forming an ice trust
They had previously been sentenced
to the workhouse and fought the SEN
tence. Some people are never salts
fed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

{ Mr.. kimball, OF Kentucky, intro
dassd 4 bill u congress providing
that-earriers sof interstate commerce
must not receive for transportation
tobacco cigars and snuff until az
lsidavit has been made that the CON
ssignment is not the product of a
trust
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A likeness of yourself, for your
sweetheart, wife, mother or children
can be made at Bells Studio on
Washington avenue.
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class slips carrying mails to South
America, Australia. and the 0r'.ns-
This IS not 4 nothing Cqngress. =
is busy Increasing the deficit
Senator Bevefidge. OF Indiana. adj
dressed the senate III advocacy of his
bill to create permanent tariff COM
mission. The senator was accorded
a careful hearing by both the reptrb-
lican and democratic sides OF the
chamber, and also by crowded galler-
les
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

Mayor Reyburn Of Philadelphia
says that President Roosevelt is aid
ing socialism. Are the feelings Of
plailadelphia' mayor hurt by ePresi-
dent RJosevelt's remarks the alliance
between business and political corrup-
ton.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-09

The situation at Lisbon is quiet
and rh'c city Is peaceful Troops are
less conspicuous on the streets and
il rodsy, the day Of the funerals.
passes 81 Without incident the critical
,sse ef .shs q isIz though With
Portugal IS passing may BE regarded
at IN end S.
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WANTED-Positio by young man
a6 wears OF. age. with experience in
office or store. Reference furnished.
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=. If you are wearer of light grade
clothes, let us make them
rs d 2-w JOE REILLY
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You will find excellent board and
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Have Baby's picture taken. Bell,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COM
PANY IN MISSISSIPPI.
Passenger Schedule.

Passenger Schedule.
Greenville. Miss, Jan. -. 1908.
The following scehules Is effective
from January IS, 1908, and until fur
Their notice:
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Westbound.

frrive
No. I-Rlchey Branch ...-1:so a m.
No 3-Wnona Accom-. 10: 20 a. m.
No. orColumbus Mail 200 D. m.
No. II-Washington Mail 500 p. IN,
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No. 4-Winona Accom-. .I1:3o p-s m.
No. Io--Columbus Mail 40 p. m.
Nc. --Washington Nail 100 a. m.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS
tktkttttttxrkt tktktr
FOR SALE-ReaI estate. offer 70.
sale all O. my real estate III Bolivar.
Washington and Sunflower counties
including my plantation at Helm Sta
ton, Washington eoanty. Miss. For
pa-ticulas as TO prices and terms ap-
ply to w. A. Everman, Greenviile,
Miss.
TI-o-d-Irn- GEO. NJ. HELM
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-16
Carta de Espana


La organization de la escuadra es
obleto dc general preocupaclon, no so
10 por la casa que haya de construir
a. cosa De que solo Sc .ocupan media
docena de peri6dicos, sino por la na-
tural desconfianza que inspiran esos
gastos al pals por una experiencia do
lorosa de anela fecha
Tardaran. mucho tempo en- disipar-
sa estos legitimos recelos: la nacion
ha visto 'su dinero ma eastado en otras
ocasiones ademas Sc ia hecho una
funesta propaganda EN- pro de nuestro
aislamiento international que hace
Greer muchas gentes que toda obra
de defensa es inutil y constituye un
verdatiero despilfarro.
La propuesta de los agrieultores de
Cordoba solicitando que Ell d!nero que
ha dc empltarse en- eseuadra sc apll-
que al mejoramiento de la agriculture,
ha tenldo cierta rcsonancia en- eI pals
La idea es simpatica para un pueblo
que vive de la TERRA como Ell esq mol
|v mas hoy en- que Sc sabe, gracias a
la cieneia, 10 que puede ganar TN te-
rritorio aplicando todos los adelantos
del cultivo su suelo.
En- esta question nadie puede fallar
con acierto mas que aquellos que eler
con ell poder. conocen los asuntos inter
nacionales Y tienen Ia responsahilidad
de la continuation de La Historic de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-16

lspana vaiendonos de Ia famosa fra
,e del senior Canovas.
Solo los que estan colocados i la al
tura en- que So visIumbra al porvenir
lie un puehls, pueden acertar en- ell pro.
bema que constitnye la necesidad del
Armamento de In naci6n. La urgen~
cia del gasto en- este sentido solo la
p1ede apreciar ell que manda hay en-
clerto modo que respetar su decision
para poderle exigir la responsabhdad
~ yerra por torpeza 8 por ignorancia
rs evldente para los que no alcan-
amos los secretoe de la politica inter
naciona que al pals le convene antes
de hacer barcos, reconstituirse, restau-
rar sus heridas recientes, desarrollar
sit industrial fomentar su riqueza.
on una contlnuada campana EN- este
sentldo haciendose los gastos que es-
ia reconstruction exige, ell pals sopor-
taria muy bien dentro de algunos amos
la organization de su defensa naval
Esto es indudable Y Sc halla tan al
alcance de todo el mundo, que no sc
puede eometer In lnjusticia de Greer
one los gobernantes no sc les ha ocu,
rrjdo semejante idea; pero los que tie
nen la responsabllidad del gobierno, los
que tlenen que atender al presente Y
al porvenir no pueden discurrir con
la libertad de pensamiento que los de
mas 10 hacemos
- en- epoca no remota ocurriese al
90 que pusiera en- peligro la integri-
dad de nnestro territorio por no tener
medios navales de impedirlo, sc acu'
snrla i cuantos han gobernado, Y cor
raz1n, por no haber previsto Ell case
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-16


No abate, no, su prepotente vuelo
Es duena del espacio; sube al cieo;
No al peso del dolor su cuello inclina
Que de los altos picos de los Andes
A la helada region del Apenino.
Bati6 sus alas grandes
DOnde la luz asoma
Baio un arco de llamas purpurino
Cuando brillaba el ideal latino
Con ell fulgente resplandor de Roma.
En- Grecia viven Pindaro Homero
Platon Y Fidias; donde tuvo cnna
Dem6stenes severo
Gladiator de Ia civica tribuna,
Y en- pagnas de marmol cinceadas
De bronces de iaspes bajo arcadas
De porfdos dorados,
Atenas inmortall eternamente
Ante los siglos, alzara la frente
Aunque entire el musgo de rotas piedras,
Av', ocultaran las tnpidas vedras
Sus a'tares p6rticos tallados.
Asi Cervantes en- su vuelo andIno
Como un de luz del pensamiento
Aside al cetro del poder latino
Cruz6 las ondas de cristal del viento
al sentirla pasar. Ia terra hispana,
-Fs mi genio-exclam6: ALA en- la cumbre
Dc In ritmica Iengua castellana
Teii6 su nido e aguila de umbre
II vive entire los Sabios inmortales
Como Homero gentil en- su Odisea,
Como Horacio saficos triunfales
Y Nirgiho en- su Eneida gigantea
Eternas luminarias de la Historic
Poder vasto fecundol
Destellos deslumbrantes de una gloria
cuyas plantas se arrodiIla FL mundoi ;:
En- mi lirico empcHo
Porque soy un hidalgo del ensueno.
perdonad Il ala sombra del coloso
Actrcome con paSos vacilantes
Y lc canto d su genio portentoso,
Pero soy. . dc los locos dc Cervantes, : -
Visionaro de inagica quimera,
Que. aunque rota mi adarga Y M visera. =
Sin yelmo sin escudo,
Cegado acaso por su luz extrana,
Vengo darle mi APPLAUSE mi saludo.
Al Sol de gloria que inmina Espana.
FERDINAND r CEsTERo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-16

1sn.s. van e. -S.a 'a..1 ~e-
Dormida inspiration que en- otros dias
Arruaste mis- horas de desvelo;
Lira de amor que en- suaves mel0dlas
Sonar hicste las tristezas mias
Con la di ina ideaidad del cielo:
Hoy que el alma latina ofrenda
Cual simbolo de lazos fraternales,
Ell bustO del autor de la eyenda
Que cantaron los ecos inmortales; .....
Venid al Temple, donde el quito hermoso
Del arte dignifca Y enatece
Al genio de las musas castellanas,
Al astro uminoso
De las letras hispanaS,
Que en- lejanOs tenues arreb0es,
Como un Sol, entire soles,
Sin OcisO de SOmbraS reSplandece.
kQui6n no ha sonado con la Dulcinea
De un amor desdichado2
Y lquicu no ha imaginado
La viSOnaria idea
De luchar con gigantes Y campeones
En- q'nmeras dc ocas ilusiones9
iQui6n no ha sentido la fatal neurosis
De oXtran0 rensamlerto,
Y dol triunfo lego la apoteosls. s..
Con m0linos de vientoY
iOui6n no fu6 trovador caballero
De falaz avcntura,
Y doncel de trstisma figura
No ha levantado en- su Illusion primera
FL palacio ideal de su quimera
En- lucha alberta con el mundo enterol
IQuienes son los que, mobiles Y arrogantes,
No habran sonado una passion mentlda,
. Nj han dad0 cada paso una caida,
Como el loco sublime dc Cervantesf
iQuien no ha roto una lama
En- In urdimbre dorado de un ensueno.
Y Ell perpetua acechanza
No ha visumbrado un ideal rlsueno
aue ALA en- el alma fota
Para caer despues como abahdo,
MaltrechO dolorido,
Con la yisera con la adarga rota'.
La sombra del Hidalgo de la Mancha
Al correr de los amos esfuma;
Recobra vida su dominic ensancha:
Tn marco la traz6 con aurea pluma
ALA en- el snelo ibero,
Y fue en- ell mundo entero
Lii p6nola del nance prodigloso,
La pltima diamantina de un coloso
Movida EN- la region de ventlsquero.
Ell OUIJOTE ahi esta: libro que encierra
La historic de una raza prepOtente
Que cluz6 los dominos de la TERRA,
IFdalga Y atrevida,
De roja sangre hirvlente,
Gallarda aguerrida,
Que hacienda del honor una DandeTa,
Del peigrO mortal una qulmera
Y de pendOnes mazas,
Con bra2o her6ico fuerte
Fue ensenando otras razas,
Como van sus bizarros trunfadores
Por camino de flores
Al abisrno espant0so de la muerte.
NADIA soy y0 para cantar la historic
De tn genio immortal: pero mi verso
Viene baIarse en- el fulgor de gloria
Que lena con tn nombre el Universe.
tn nunca moriras: la luz preclara
De tu espilitu es lumbre gigantea
Que en- el Santuario del saber 1amea
Con v1yidos destellos sobre ell ara.
Como faro de luz del pensamiento
Tn libro cruzara siglos edades;
,Orgullo de una raza! Monumento
por una eternidad de eternidades
No i1nporta, no, que la invasion sajona,
Cual rio desbordado,
Pose su Dlanta en- Ia antillana zona
Donde vive tn nombre consagrado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-16

Lada, rsT su nzitoFs
- 10 valAAA 1Al 49,
ns-o en- kA,NAsy 4 Ger
vMutka. Nsss. - sN-&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-16

l, Puerto-Rico Microbes e de Diciembrc de 1908
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-12-19
6ss Spirit Of Christmas.


Dear Aunt MARY: This morning
aa | ga, writing by an open Window
| heard tho voices OF my baby daugh-
ter and a little nvc.yoar-oid ncishbor
aa they aero playing under the win.
ao~. They we're talking abou,
Christmas aud abou, Christ. I listen.
cd. and directly my baby commenced
ia toll her little friend about tho
Judgment
Honey" said she. "wc all riso up
on Rlaem.n, Day: ba, don't you be
fraid about IL. Hun"
II amt" replied tho other little
one. cause you will ba there. and
Jesus will b. there To talk. car. of
na. too"
And ! thought I'm my heart; Out
Of tho mouth OF babes and nuckiings
cnm~th perfect praise" To their In
nocent baby souls the story of the
chrlat-child in very real. They keep
Christmas indeed and In truth. while
many thousands OF men and women
make mock OF tn. christman-tide.
II tho unbeiieving throngs OF careless
humanity want To hav. feast OF
this kind. they should appoint anoth-
or time. and not deaecrate the sacred
and aii-haliowod Christmas. There
has ercpt into our Christian religious
ceremony deal OF barbarity and pa
ganiam. Christmas has fallen from
IA holy day To- IA holiday. The money
wasted In useless. sinful ways each
Christmas would, IL rightly spent.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-12-19

hrln. blessings whose influence would
reach tn eternity.
Sglll Christmas IL the time of good
ch~or. and We should all be able b
rejoice In II.
l, may DO that you are a stranger
In H,rans. land and your heart
turns back to homo and loved ones
thor-. Hut do not let this saddcn
your heart. II you will look about
you. you will be aurn To fnd some
on. else who In lonely and homcsick.
and th. two of you will share the
loneliness. and thus make II bear
able, Or IL may be- that place
vacant In your home. and that your
heart Ia almost broken with tho sad.
ness of IL all: but there are stu
loved ones loft you. so do not Iet
them feel that their loving In In VAIN.
Don't forget tho living In gricvink
for the dead. Especially IL there arc
little children who are looking 20
you for their happiness do not lee
them see your sadness. bury yopr
sorrow aud from It's tomb shall ar'so
thy chastcned spirit made perts'
through suffering
knew n sweet elder sister VINO
put her whole heart and soul iu'o
making happiness for her widoweu
mother aud her little sisters anu
brother. She forgot self entire'y.
and thought only of the welfare %
others. She forgot the toiling day
by day. the cold and the snow anu
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-12-19
e1tA THE HOME CIRCLE Nv.
an Ais Detassrsf sAosi6 b added Ast
May" of Southern fa,s~ Caxefs<. Sa,trae Mir
Hymn on the Nativity.

CN WAR or battles sound. heard tho around
INI The Idle spear shield high hung:
G hooked chariot unstauod with hostile blood
The trumpe, apakc not to tho armed throng:
kings atii with awful
A their sovereign Lord by
pu, peaceful night, wherein tho Prince OF Light
Its reign of peace the earth began:
Tho winds with wonder whist smoothly the waters kissed
Whispering joym TO the mild ocean.
Who hath quite forgot to rave.
while birds OF peace ri, broodng tho charmed
shepherds tho Ger the potu, Of dawn.
Sat simply chatting in rustic row:
Full il,si. though, they then that the mighty Pan
Was kindly TO live With them below:
Perhaps their ovcs cso their sheep.
Were all that did their silly thoughts so busy keep.
when sach their hearts and did greet.
N ncvs. waa by mortal s,rook.
nvgnriy ~arblod voice answering the srlugei noise
IA alt thcir souls In hliaafui rapture took:
Tho air. such pleasure 10Th 10 lose
With thousand echoes ss1n psoongs each heavenly close
Ring out 20 crystal spheres bless
II 20 have poser ,o touch
And let your silver chime nrloaoua time
And lot tho of heavens deep blow:
9Th. ulncsold harmony
Make up suli TO the angelic symphony.
For. " such holy fancy kong.
Tine viu back fetch tn. OF gold.
Aad s.~~kt~d vanity ~ii sschrn and die.
AID icproua sn will melt from earthly mould.
Ana heii itself will
icavc her aoiorons mansions to tho pccrlng day
John Milton.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15
TALKS WITH DEALERS

AIaskans Want Hens. Manager Har-
rington of the North Coast Produce
Co. has a call from Alaska for more
hens. He could use from fifteen to
twenty crates more every week, the
old fowls standing the long trip bet
ter than the springs. Only the best,
however, can be used for this trade.
This firm has recently made large ship
ments of general supplies to Alaska, in
Guiding vegetables, butter and eggs,
and poultry. This firm reports the
market for spring chickens quiet and
lower prices are looked for this week
Vegetables Lower. Bigelow e. Co.
state that prices are little lower on
vegetables, but quoted from SIC to Sis
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-09-15

on spuds. They have found fruit of
all kinds in fair demand
Heavy Shipments North. Gordon &
Company report heavy shipments north
and these, with their government con-
tracts, have kept this house very busy
during the past few weeks.
Plenty of Fruit. Stephen A. Hull, OF
Hull, Hamlet & Company, finds plenty
of fruit of every kind coming their
way, but predicts that prices are not
going to be such as to please the fruit
growers and farmers.
Ranch Eggs Scarce. Manager Tur-
ner, of Miller-Reed-Peas Company, re-
ports no change in the butter and egg
market outside of a scarcity Of ranch
eggs. Up to last week there was good
supply, but receipts dropped off sud-
denly.
Alaska Trade Good. H. S. Emerson,
who figures prominently in the trade
with Alaska from the local market,
reports good business, especially with
the southeast and southwest parts OF
the country, and is very we'll pleased
with prospects for a continuance OF
good business from that direction.
Railroad Service Poor. Manager
Jackson, of A. D. Blowers & Co., is
Justly indignant over the fact that the
railroad company has taken nearly
week to get shipments of fruit from
Wenatchee to Seattle. The growers
and dealers alike are working at
great disadvantage owing to the poor
TRANSPORTATION service, and he believes
that some action ought to be taken to
rush shipments of this class through
in shorter time.
Low Mark for Peaches. F. P. Tay-
lor stated that peaches hit the low
mark last week, as far as his expert
ence goes. Of course there have been
times when fruit of inferior quality
sold for less, but it isn't often that
good peaches can be obtained at as low
prices as have prevailed on Western
Avenue for the past week.
Sprino Chickens Weak. The Miller
Produce Co. reports a large supply OF
spring chickens and a very unsteady
market Hens are scarce and the price
is holding at IL cents. Veal continues
scarce and is still bringing 1OR to
lie for so to 1875 lib. calves. The heav-
Ter ones, however, find ready sale on
account of the scarcity of the more
desirable weights. Good ducks are also
in demand.
Want Big Potatoes. w. J. Ross &
Co. have been receiving plenty of pro
duce in all lines to meet the demands
of their trade, except in good, big
potatoes. Mr.. Ross states that there
is a good demand for these, but moth
ing doing in small potatoes.