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The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
Fall and Winter Time Tables.

The fall and winter schedule of the Maine
Central railroad will 60 into effect Monday, Oct
9Th, and according to the advance proof sheets
of the time table there will be few changes
from the train arrangement in operation last
winter The Bangor & Aroostook winter
schedule will not go into effect until Nov. 18th,
but there will be several changes made Oct
5th, in the time of arrival and departure Of
several trains to conform to the running time
of Maine Central trains.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
Wiley found guilty

ROCKLAND, Sept, 2s-After being out
seven hours, jury in the Supreme Court to-
day reported a verdict of guilty of manslaught-
er against Arthur Wiley of St. George for the
killing of William E. Pinkham, Port Clyde
fisherman, on the afternoon of July 3rd. The
trial of Ralph Gilman of St. George, Willeys
Communion. has been postponed to the January
term. Tuesday Wiley was sentenced to two
wears in State prison.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
SwANVlI.LE.

SWANVILLEs
Mrs Celia W. Marshall returned to her
home in Bradford last Saturday. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary F. Nickerson, accompanied her
and will make short visit. -. Mr.. E. H. Nick
erson and family, who have spent the sum-
mer at Maple Terrace Farm, returned to their
home in Portland Saturday. They mad. the
trip in their auto by the way of Rockl'.nd and
Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldsmith visited
relatives in Waldo Friday. Messrs Small and
Deliver are painting Mr.. E. L. Cunningham's
house. -. Mr.. Ross Nickerson returned to
Franconia, N. H., Wednesday Mr.. Albert
Cunningham arrived from Seal Harbor, Thurs
day. Mrs Abner Littlefeld of Waterville is
the guest of her brother, Frank M. Stevens. y.
Ralph Cunningham of Greenfield recently visit
cd his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Cum
ningham. Mrs. H. VI. Phillips is visiting re-
latives in Unity.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01

Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
$500 from Belfast and all stations on Branch
Through tickets to all points West and North
west, via all routes, for sale by Lewis Sanborn,
Agent, Belfast, MORRIS MCDONALD,
Vice President and General Manager.
F. E. BOOTHBY, General Passenger Agent.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
CARD OF THANKS.

l take this way to express my thanks to all
who,helped me in any way during the illness
and death of my father, S. L. Hall, for the
flowers and all acts Of kindness rendered.
MRS FANNIE F. RICHARDS.
Standpoint, Sept So, 1908
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
Maine Central (. R.

On and after October 5, 1908, trains connect
ing at Burnham and Watervle with through
trains for and from Bangor, Waterville, Port
land and Boston will run as follows:
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
SANDYpOINT.

STANDPOINT.
Sanderson Livingston Hall died at his home
Sept 2lst He was born in Frankfort "a years
ago and when nine years of age came to live in
the family of the late John Libby of Prospect
and made his home there until he was married.
nearly fifty years ago. He then came to Sandy
point and had since made his home here. He
was blacksmith by trade and in the days of
shipbuilding did the iron work for many of the
vessels built here, and later had shop where
he did horseshoeing and jobbing. He only left
work when eyesight left him and failing
health necessitated. In early life he married
Lydia Cousens, who died in June, 1907. They
were given three children Edward, who died
when about three years of age; French, who
died about II years ago; and Fannie, widow of
the late James Richards, who lived with her
parents and cared for them as only daughter
can. He leaves one grandson, French P. Rich
ards, of whom he was very fond; one sister,
Mrs. E. S. Patterson, and several nephews and
nieces. He was member of the lodge of Ma
sons in Stockton and always attended when
able He kind parent and neighbor, and
many remember his help to them in the past.
The funeral was held at his home Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. H. E. Rouillard officiating.
Undertaken Park conducted the service. A
large number of Masons escorted the remains
to the cemetery, where a committal service
was held by them The burial was in the fam
lily lot..... Mrs Harry Morse has returned to
her home in Roslndale, Mass, after two
weeks visit here. 900. Several from here went
on the excursion to kineo, and all report it as
the best one known for this season of the year.
.... Mrs. Jennie Black left last week for Mars
Hill, where she is employed milliner. .....
Mrs. Martha French, who has been very i'll
for several weeks, is improving. She is
cared for by Mrs. Clara Hartman. 80. Mrs
Lucy Lewis left last week for California,
and will be married soon after her arrival
there to Mr. Clifton Grey, formerly of Pros
pect. They are to now renew the love of their
youth having been firm friends for several
years. Mrs. Annie Thompson has returned
to her home in Massachusetts, She was called
here by the illness of her mother. Mrs
Loyisa Perkins visited for several weeks in
Bradford, Me-, recently: Mr. and Mrs B. M
Eames attended the Monroe fair. Mrs. Kate
Wilson and son Roger left Saturday for Brown
vile after visit with her mother, Mrs, Olive
Merrill. Mrs. Martha Partridge left last
week FOR Lowell, Mass, after spending the
summer here. >. Mr.. and Mrs Sewell Williams
of Portland have been visiting his mother,
Mrs. George Croker. .. Rev. and Mrs. F. d.
Champlin have gone to Bangor, where Mr..
Champlin will resume his studies at the Theo-
logical Seminary. He will still fill the pulpit
here for several months. =. We extend con-
graduation to George Magee of Prospect and
Miss Susie Patterson, who were married re-
Gently in Boston,
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
The friends of Mrs. R. G. Campbell of Brooks
were pleased to welcome her on her annual
visit to her old home here. Mrs. Alden Rob-
erts of Hampden is visiting her brother, Frank
Simpson. :. Mr.. C. W. Fernald, who has been
obliged to leave his business in New York on
account of i'll health, arrived Saturday and his
family will probably spend the winter here....
Rally Day was observed by the Methodist
Sunday school Sept. 9th. The church was
beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and
flowers. An appropriate sermon was given to
the children in the morning by the pastor, Rev.
A. j. Lockhart, and an interesting concert by
the school in the evening. A. w. Shaw is
quite ILL. Mr.. James Freeman met with
quite a serious accident Sept. Goth. A staging
on which he was at work gave way and ne fell
about feet, striking on his back. He has suf-
fered intensely, but it is hoped the injury will
not prove permanent one and his many
friends hope for speedy recovery -. Ernest
Damon had his shoulder put out of place while
working on the mountain last Friday. 1t was
painful accident, but he is getting along as
comfortably as could be expected. =, Mrs. John
Norton, former resident of this place, now of
Brewer, was the guest of Mrs. VIM. Shaw last
week. Mrs. Caroline kilburn is visiting
friends in North Bucksport.. Congratulations
are being extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bartlett on the arrival of fine son Sept. 23rd.
Mrs. Bartlett is at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atwood. Mrs. Evelyn
Wardwell and Mrs. Emma Philbrook were the
matrons at the Methodist Circle last Tuesday,
and as usual it was very enjoyable occasion.
.. Mrs. Flora Coleman of New York was the
guest of her brother, Frank Simpson, last
week.. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Roberts of Som
ervie Mass. and Mrs. Josie Keller of Brewer
have been visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. M. Spencer. Mrs. Edwin Flemant and
Mrs. Charles Young have returned from visit
to friends in several places in Massachusetts.
The Republican journal., 1908-10-01

IN TOMATO cups, SeAiiN"ANANS' SS~ ~
crackers were served
Isadore Mildred Leach of Penobscot, Maine,
and James Wellington Muloy of Chicago, ILL.,,
were united in marriage by Rev. W. X. Hagen
at the NJ E. church in Sudbury, Ontario, Sept
2lst. Mr. Mulloy is well-known in Searsport,
having been employed as foreman for Fair
banks & Co. of Chicago in the building of the
steel bridge at the Penobscot Coal Dock at
Mack's Point
A large party from here made an excursion
to Moosehead Lake and kineo, Sept. 23d, under
the auspices of the B. & A. About 100 went
from here and were joined at Kidder's dock by
fftv who came over from Belfast on the stmr.
Castine. Large parties from Stockton, Sandy
point, Prospect Frankfort and Winterport
ioined the excursionists en- route to Bangor,
where five coaches loaded with excursionists
were added to the train, which proceeded over
the B. & A. road to Greenville, stopping at
Foxcroft en- route, where another coach was
attached, making ten coaches in all, with wv
excursionists. The train arrived at Greenvllie
at lO45 a. M, where the excurslonists LOOK
MASSAGE on the steamers Katahdin and Moose
head for twenty mile sail to the Kineo House
The day was delightful one and the sail up
the lake will long be remembered by the party
A novel contest took place Saturday at the
country seat of the late Hon. William M. Ev-
arts of New York in Windsor, VT, now owned
by his son, Maxwell Evarts, when one OF Mr.
Evarts' farm hands, Edward Moot, chopped and
piled up five cords of wood. The trees, pine,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12
CoQup|in, loco.

Una tarde de febrero del ano
1906, estando en- Paris hostigado
por Ell tremendo frio del bule-
var, me nett en- las galerias
subterraneas del Metropolitano
y confortablemente instalado en-
un pulcr1simo wagon de primera
clase, a donde no habia llegado
aun la porqueria de que nos ha-
bio reCientemente Bonafoux,
abri TN periodico y me puse a
leer, con el abandono de un Sc
nor sin oflcio, que no Sc propo-
ne sinO asesinar Ell tempo.
En- mi vertiginosa ira sin
rumbo por las entranas de Pa
ris, al llegar a la estacion del
Chatelet, despues de mucho co
rrer Ell tren, sail, y por los car
telones situadOs en- la plaza su
pc que d esa hora St daba en- ell
teatro del Chatelet un matinee
musical dirigido por Sarasate.
Entire Un lleno elegante, en-
su mayoria de damas. invadia
la extensa sala del mas grande
teatro de francia. Ell progra-
ma decia que todas las pleas
que SC iban q ejecutar eran de
Bach.
A la media hora me moria de
murria oyendo las pastosas har-
mOnias que brotaban de aque-
LA selva de violines que hab1a
en- el anchO1 eScenarIo, entire los
|cuales Ell magico violin del "vir.
tuoso' espanol. sobresalia Y do :
m1naba como IN Canto angeli :
co, suspendido sobre m1sicas
terrenas.
Yo saba que aquello era ex-
celente, y me aveTgonzaba de
no comprenderlo, cuando Of en-
la butaca vecina d IN senior que
dijo con voz sonora: Je mem
bette, moil'
Aquel senor era Coquelin.
va yo conocia bien su cara de
Borbon por haberla visto en- mu.
IchOs Tetratos. en- espirituales
|caricaturas de Sem y de Lean
Dire; y no hacia mucho tempo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12

Gritos de horror, desmayos,
Carreras personals atropeiladas,
esteriles esfuerzos por buscar la
salida y ayes angustiados, eran
las manifestaciones a que sc
entregaba aquella masa humana
que Sc estrujaba en- vano. ha-
ciendo asi mas dlffcil su saliva
cion. mientras el fuego cundia,
hacienda aun mas aterradora la
SinieStra eSCena
Con gran trabajo pudieron pc
netrar en- ell recinto los bombe
ros y los agentes de policla, que
con mas serenidad pudieron sal
var d bastantes personals abrien
do enormes boquetes en- los mu-
ros para prOcurar salldas praC-
ticables.
ReSultaron muertas Cerca de
IS personas, predominando en-
tre elias las mujeres Y los niflos.
Hay, ademas, Glen espectado-
res heridos, algunos de ellos
mortalmente, a consecuencia del
panico delirante que Sc origino
La impression que esta catas-
trofe ha producido en- la ciudad
ha sido penosisima.
La opinion reclama con ener-
gia a las autoridades que Sc
exljan mayOres garantias de Sc
guridad a los locales destinados
a cinemat0grafos.
Han sido extraidos de entire
los escombros del cinematogra-
TO Io7 Cadaveres.
Sc cree sera este el numero
total de Cadaveres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12
Ina casa en- dOce hOra2

Los EN- usiastas del centric
armada estan en- visperas de
teSteJar TN nuevO 6Xito de este
slstema de construction: eel re
cord de velOcidad. "
En- los Estado5 Unidos, Edi-
son, que de aigun tempo esta
parte Sc viene preocupando del
problema de la vivienda barata,
acaba de anunciar a sus conso-
clad0s que sc enCuentra en- con-
diCiopes de edihcar una serie
de casas de treCe pisos, cada
una de las cuales vendra a salir
a 1000 d0lares de coste V que
dara terminada en- docc horas.
FL sistema que empleara sera
el de cemento armada. La pas
Ia adOptada para revestiment0
del armaZ0n sc CompOndra de
una parte de cementO, tres de
arena y cinco de piedra tritura-
da. Las escaleras, los ban0s Y
otros accessories del edifcio, Sc
ran tambien de cemento arma-
do y fOrmaran CuerpO con las
paredeS maestTaS Y tabiqueS.
No Sc utilizara la MADEIRA mas
que para las puertas Y ventanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12
Numero 81

criatura mas humilde; la magnolia ha-
ce belicosos a los tim idos desarrolla
la voluptuasi dad; el benjui convida 4
la meditation y a la inconstancia; la
verbena aunenta Ell gusto por las be-
las artes, y, en- fin, 81 Sc quiere To-
grar extraordinaria inteligencia, ahf
eSta Ell ambar".
Como 6sto no 10 alrma el professor
Hett yo ignore hasta que punto Sc
ran cierta estas declaraciones hechas
en- Le Peilt ReWfr por la baronesa
Salesy, y 81 la fantasia femenina, por
ell afan de notoriedad, ha adelantado
notlclas que elestudioso botanico no Sc
decide 4 publican todavia. Tai vez Ia
aristocratica dana aspire 4 desarro-
liar una moda de buen tono entire los
elegantes de Parfs. pero seguramen-
tie que el folleto anunciado por nj.
Hett, dara aclaraciones mas persua-
Sivas y documentadas
Y aunque 4 titulo de curiosidad
me he adelantadO exponer la noti-
cia, hay IA zones para Greer en- este
descubrimiento cientihco desde el
momento que tOdos conocemos, como
al principle die, las propiedades
odoriferss de las flores, que nos ex-
citan la violencia, nos encalman dull
cemente y llegan hasta disponer del
poder de Ia muerte.
No tardaremos en- saber el valor
que hemos de dar esta noticia, de la
que prOmet0 tener al corriente 4 los
lectores. Por ell pronto me abstengo
de hacer deduciOnes y concentrates.
JULIO HOYOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12

CO" seg1n la autorizada opinion
de Robert de Flers, y no mas di-
misionaron en- Ell famoso teatro
Nj. y Nine. Sllvan, y sc habla en-
los "coulises' de la ilustre casa,
de la probable dimision de Nine
Segan-Weber. la gran tragica
en- cuyos labios ell verso de los
clasiCos es como una Oraci0n
sagrada!
RAUL tS.4yVO.T.4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12

E cato esta de Q an moda en- las
las Britannica as
Oesde hace a'gunos amos, wien u
siendo cada vez mas nuinerosas las ex-
posciones de estos felnos.
Recientemente Sc ipaugur6 una en-
una sala de Westminster. en- e Ia
ha demostrado que los ahcionados 40
repar an EN- precio para adqurir elem
plares valiosos. El colecciorismo, sea
cual fuere 81 objeto coleccionado, es
una passion sin freno.
Dos de los ejemplares expuestos en-
Westminster han costado sus due nos
respectivos, la friolera de mil ibras
esterlinas cada cual.
uno dc ellos, de raza persana. lleva
el nombre de Fancy Free" (Libertad
Fantastica), y pertenece 4 Mrs. Cox.
FL otro propiedad de Ms Standfort y
lleva IN nombre eminentemente espa-
mol "Dou Qaiioto
Es sin dn1a Il mds caro- de los Qu-
jotes dados Luz de machc tempo 4
esta parte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12
CATASTROFE EN- UN CINE
MATOGRAFO

En- Boyertown PENNSYLVANIA
ha ocurrido una espantosa ca
tastrofe que ha llevado Ell luto
y la desolaci0n a numerosas fa-
milias.
Celebrabase una function ci-
nematografica en- el teatro la :
mado Opera Rhoades, cuando
una de las peliculas Sc inflam6,
propagandose inmediatamente
el incendiO
La confusion y el panico que
sc produjeron, fueron indescrip-
tibles. Ell local Sc hallaba com
pletamente lleno de p1blico
compuesto en- su mayoria de nj
nos acompaflados de sus fa-
milias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12
A los suScIiptOreS Y AgentcS

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
kraci6n, no admItimos Atlas de suscripto-
res 4 este diario sino desde el 10 de cada
Gnes- Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los dlas 30 6
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc Gieren con
posteEioridad no SO tomaran en- cuenta nj
Surtiran efecto en- Ia contahiIidad hasta ell
aia hltimo del mes siguiente al en que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12

en- lie Bourgeois Gentilhom
me" en- la casa de Moliere.
Desde aquel dia yo fui como
TN amigo de Coquelin. Mi fas
tidio del Chatelet expresado po1
la boca del grande artista es-
tablecio entire 81 y 20 cierta
fraternldad espiritual.
En- este mlsmO peri0dico he
referido como despues de aquel
incidente 20 die sin escr1pulo
que la m1sica de Bach, aun en-
Ell violin de Sarasate, es fasti-
diosa. Y en- apoyo de mi decir
traje a cuento la opinion de Co.
quelin: je m embete, moil"
Coquelin, el Coquelin de los
grandes triunfos, el Coquelin
poeta, el Coquelin IN dia candi-
'dato al Parlamento frances, el
Coquelin amigo m'o' ha per
dido.la raz0n.
Esa desgracia del Teatro
frances me Ia emocionado hon
damente.
Paris ha dorado como un nino
ante la gran fatalidad.
Coquelin era Ell idolo.
Despu6s de "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac su gloria fue una bella y
grande estrella.
Ell vanidoso Rostand lie dedi-
CO su drama con estas palabras
"Es al alma deCyranoa quien
yo quiero dedicar mi poema,
pero, puesto que ella Sc ha en-
carnado en- listed, es a usted a
quien 20 Sc 10 dedico."
Mauricio Donnay, Ell actual
aCademico, escribio en- Ell album
de Ia Comedia francesa, de Geor.
&c Claretie, la siguiente 5ilueta
del actor:
"Coquelin forma parte de mi
ideal de los veinte amos. A esta
edad, escribir mon6loGos para
que los dijera Coquelin Ell me
Tor, era el mayor de mis- anhe-
los, pues su boca es una boca
de donde salen los monologos
como el aqua clara de las bocas
de bronco de los leones en- las
antiguas fuentes publicas.
Mis- anhelOS Sc realiZarOn Co
quelin dijo mi primer monologo,
Coquelin representa- mi primer
comedia. LIE debo ser 10 que
soy, y llevo sin fatiga el peso de
mi recOnOcimiento.
Barley d Aurevilly, Condos
table de las Letras, lie envi0 IN
dia TN libro con esta dedicate
ria: A CoQuelin cadet. qui n est
le cadet de personnel"
Ii la merece. Coquelin es ma.
|cional. 81 Coquelin no existie-
ra habrfa que inventarlo. Pc
rezcan nuestras coionias, antes
que Coquelin! Coquelin tiene
razones que Ia raza ignora.
Granada tiene. la Alhambra,
pero Paris tiene 4 Coquelin.
No debe hacersele d Coquolin
ninguna pena, nj la mas ligera,
No Sc debe pegar a Coquelin nj
con una flor. Viva Coquelin,
monologuista, negotiable; viva
Coquelin comediante inacaba
bic e;viva Coquelin, ,mutualista in
cansable; viva Coquelin, Sena
dor incompatible!
lPor que no? Yo veo muy
bien a Coquelin en- Ell Senado.
Nuestros padres conscriptos que
hasta no han conocido sino la
sonrisa palida, conocerian asi
la franca Kisa, el loco Reir.
A dmiremos Y amemos q CO.
quelin.
Ernesto Coquelin nacio en-
Bologne-su sur Mer, ell ano I848
Desde hacia muchos tiempC
era socio de la Comedia Fran
cesa para Ia cual corren aciagos
d1as. No hace mucho murit
Pierre Iaugier el comico clasi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-12
MESA REYUELPA
ECOS DEL MUNDO
La boda del Duque de los Abruzzos


New, de Nueva York, la la no
ticia de ser va un hecho el ha-
berse concertado el matrimonio
del duque de los Abruzzos, pr1-
mo del rey de Italia. con Cata-
lima Elkins, hija del senador Y
multimillonario yanqui.
SUBASTA IMPORTANTE
En- Londres Sc han sacado a
subasta varias reliquias histo-
ricas que han s1dO Compl adas
por amer1canOs.
Una de elias eS Ia bandera
arbolada en- la fragata america
na "Chesabeake" que captnra-
ron los ingleses en- 1873, en- la
guerra de la Independence.
Los ingleses que asistieron a
la subasta Ofrecieron por ella
considerables sumas; pero los
americanos pujaron mas, y con-
siguieron que sc les adjudicase
en- 2I2OO.
Otra de las reliquias es la
trompeta con la cual Sc dio Ell
toque para la famosa carga de
Balaklava. Sc remat0 en- $500
frances.
Ell publico y la prensa hacen
con este motive, sabrosos CO
mentariOs.
PRUEBAS DE ARTILLERIA EN-
UN CRUCERO ESPANOL
En- ell FerroI (Espana) hizo
las primeras pruebas de artille-
ria el crucero "Cataluna".
En- cuanto Sc alejo de la COS
Ia hiZo tres disparOs con los ca
nones de las torres.
Ademas sc probaron las ms
talaciones de desembarco con
Tesultados SatisfactOriOs.
ESTAFADOR DETENIDO
La policia de Paris, despues
de incesantes pesquisas ha de
tenide q I'm audaz estafador, de
nacionalidad inglesa, que robd
hace POGO un Garnet" de che
ques a cierto prelado ingles. En-
Paris, guerra hacerse pasar Co
mo redactor del New York He
raid.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that upon
June 24th, 1908, at 1895 Curtis street,
in the city and county of Denver and
state of Colorado will offer for sale
one trunk and five suit cases and their
contents to the highest and best bid
der for cash. This sale being made
TO settle for room rent and storage.
amounting to si5.75. Mrs. Fannie W.
Kroenke, by j. l.. H., attorney.
Mrs. Robert Neely left Tuesday
Il orning for Pueblo TO spend a week
or ten days.
The Misses Barnes viii not be at
home to their friends until after July
lst
Mrs. Earl of Colorado Springs is in
the city for two weeks stay.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-20
THE GREAT Foso TREATMENT.

Teaching the proper care OF the hair
and treating the scalp. II your head
is as bald as a billiard ball guarantee
In seven weeks a growth OF new hair.
Ladies ard gentlemen, give the great
Foso Treatment a trial at my hands.
MISS ]. v HENDERSON,.
POSI- Lawrence st
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-20
NOTICE.

Anyone desiring Nine. c. ]. Walk
same at Mrs. r. Simpsons. 1850 Lo-
gan avenue. She is also agent for the
Eureka Comb. which can be had 4r
sl.50. Nothing excels 1t for stra.s mt
eniny and beautifying the hair. The
Grower can be had for so cents per
box. pressing oil for 35 cents per box.
er's wonderful hair.grower will find
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-20

The Juvenile Brass Band OF the
Peoples Presbyterian church viii
give a trolley car ride June so Car
will leave Twenty.third and Clarkson
street at $3.50 p m. The band will
furnish music for the ride. so II you
want to have a good time you must
get busy. Adults % cents, children
Is cents When We gave our last
trolley ride we had only one car. but
this time we will have two cars. one
for the children and one for the Q ~
people. Refreshments will be served
on both cars. Remember the date.
June 30th