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EI debut en- Ponce de la Comps6ia
de zaTzusIa empreSa Marin.
Los lrtstls, ssDNGIaIm1nts CVRsuOIo BlIIlo. a.
GlRzMOn GNnnIata bEItO.l
Ode nwe.tro corre5pOnsaJ)

Julio 8.-Da IN eUpl6ndido triupfo pue
de oGIifoarBs Gl obtenido anoChs er nuen.
tEo ooliHeo d. La PerlA" poE ls ccmpa.
MIA dc slV, empresA Mai. Las bu'
taCRI y los palcoB eStaban or llAr adoH con
Las mas Eisusf 10 y elGgGutes dsmaU de la
alta BoCisdad Y de un graz rimeEo de ca
bGllsroB pouctfl2s. Era la gran obrs eel
mReHtro Mszza 'CAmpanons" la qus 10
hNbfA elegtdo para 81 debut de la tT1uppe
Rrti'ticN. Y la primera geDtil tiple, Cen
guolo BIillo, oGtEslls On el arts egt &aico,
fu6 Ia pIimOTR en- RTEebAt los apIaugoI
del pub leo ponC fl, que Dabe .msr tod0'
lsU gsandeI demoGtEaciOneB del arts de
Ia poeOfR. Sublime eItuvo, magnGf 90.
FL bajo MaTCoL con ga VOC gave, sonora
y v'bEAntO obtuvo much 8 aplsuuog.
Rsal, el buen baritone Rndsluz, prob6 "a
C'riH7 q las grandezas de la misioa 81
pSps! eatuvo bien boFdado. Matheu, el to
nor do bien timbradR voz, coBech6 Co1 lon
g3rgsos de al OGntO, muchaB palmR6av.
Aaatimo g'sDce que 90 modo de ser como
att2z drsmGtiCo no CorFa parsjss con On
famA de tenor! El MAESTRO Maycqui, id.
mirsb'e. "Csmpnnons'' tgiut f6 RnoChe.
Y foe el triunfo en- todos los srtistaa Ca,
aRB, el C6miCO, de!icioso
Para 81 juevsS, Los Diamants8 de Ia
Corona"
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Sc HenueVa ell Surtid0.

En- tOdOB loT vspOres qua lIegan & este
puerto, pFocsdenteB de Nusva York y
Europa FsCibs sl aersditado eBtablsCimian
to "Lag NOgOdadeB'', sa1 Francisco IS,
nusvo BuFtidO do Las eHpeCialidades de au
Esm0. CamaB para toda Class de foEtunRg.
muy aTtfstiCas, con todoB Bug accessories,
Objetos de fantaRfs para gefioFaB , CabalIe,
FoB, lczs, juegos de muebles, juguetss dc
''bisCuitB" lindfsimos, fnlsimaR eBonCias
fraucesRB = del Jap6n, paEpguaB para O..
bRIlerOB , sOmbHillaB para nefiorag y uefio.
EitOS, entire otroB mil objetog, Be encuentEan
aIlf pTscios ConYoniantea. P.
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REcORiEMOS EL PASBDO.
Por que vinlsrOn los jssDitas,

dral Nj On esta Ciudad, nj en- San G-r
mSn qua oRan laB dos pEinCipslep; habfS
sscuala sEguna pd5IiCa, que las lstEas pG'
Eaofsn ost3EbaR & aqEelloB EeCiog y duTos
ConquiDtadoEsI = colOnizBdoEeA
ObiBpo dc Puerto Rico era en- 1874 si
Rev. don fray Manuel MeFCado, Ser. Pre-
lado de estR di6CsBiB, cusndo BuTgi6 la
idea de que vinieEan & la iOIG los padres
de la CompafifR de JnB6g. He Gquf como
10 expFeBa dicbo Obigpo e1 gu CRFta q Fs'
lips H. fsCh ada an eatR ciudad' el Fl de
Agosto de dicho no:
'sEl ayuntsmignto do eata oiudad me hG
diCho Buplique & :VuCstTa MeisatSd' asa
BeEvido de mandaE que YER gan aqui, doB
padres de ls Comps1fR do JsR6B, para
que enBefieu lR doctrina en- el'8, CcBs i'm
portants , de que NusGtrO S.hor Bor6 SER
vido, aunqua el podeFE0 BuRtentar t6ogRl0
|pOr difCu.tosO, pOrque hRbiendo tquf has
Es quincs eI6;igoB , IN COnvento de
frAiles do Santo Domingo, de otE0s CatoFC0
8 ounce de 0rdinRTios. 10 Suatsnta con h2T'
to tEabsjo. VueStEs Majesia1 mands pro-
vser BObFs clio, como fueEs ssEvido, que
10 obsa busna eB, Of So pudisEs suatsntsF."
En- Las caEtaB 6 infoEmes de aIgun0 de
Ion obigpOD poBtsrioras & .Msrcado y CO.
EEespondisntsB al aigl0. XVII, 90 hSCe
menci6n OcupaOiOne8 6 enCaTgoa dados
q padres de Ia Compsfiis.
s&bido sB que dsBpu6l 6sts tuvO squi
ATEaigo, fund6 ColegioS y ConHtTuy6 .sdi'
flor; .psFo como 10 cUEioBo era BabsF
cuando por veg. pEimsEA fusron psdidoa
en- Puerto Rico, de aquf que hAya dsBsD'
tsrEa1 10 este dRt0, tomGndolO como tems
para uno de los tantoB EecusFdoB del pa.
Bado, que eB bueno ConBeEvaF, como jalO'
mes mRECas que BefiRlan el canine FscO'
Trido por eBts pain on 8u deB0nvoIvimianto
social.
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Perfumeria NAPOLEON.

aparece americana
revolu poduc
pamente hiens popuos os ntO al Acance de O
mundo.
tempo abEcantes expert qumOa
6t deaVeo
ronados 6xo Hoy puede Obtner
ria Napoleon superior 90 p del Vao del coSo
ant Od mundo sin hr sacifco agun
Pde Agen Gonzalez
Padn Hmnoa San francisco 38 San Juan PuertoRco,
agunos
Computos de ingreent pfcadOs nsy pntados ee
YiOeta perfume IDEAL GAIA de pastllaa
Sd L9s 6c Leohuga 6senca de GAIA de Paas go ctVS
& ctvs pastIa
cvs.
ACepina baras II afetar 20 tvs q barra
VARIO5 PREPARADOS DE LA PERFUMERIA NAPOLEON.
oCador
Weta Ammonia indispensable ocadO banjo fOs de tO
ViOeta de Witch Hazel en- frascod de
EATRACEOS DE LA PERFUMERIA NAPOLEON
Neta Heiotpo Pel de
a Ogafa Poe de Onza 25 2Onzas 40 IS
FOLVOS DE ARROz PERFUNIERIA NAFOLEON.
FVos Iercopelo eegnas cis 40
Poyos de asepina tocadOE vOeta lila 20
Ia
deasepna Gmpa denduay esmal natural 20
Lquido
ASEPTINA NAPOLEON.
de
ants6pico radical garganta ascO
20 so
PvOs de asepdna bano purfca pOmo
Gonzalez Padin HmnOs.
SAN Franc Ia "PAo SAN JUsTo3
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Iaturosa { los Prsfosorus % nasIsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tsns
constants sxistenCiR de lol uiguiGntsi inn,
tFumontoB: FIautin0E, Flautlg TeEOtrolau,
0bOes, RsquintoG, ClaEinstag, Fagota1,
Violineg, ViolonCsllOR OontabsiOu, Man.
dOlinag BanduEriag GuitaEEa1, Oornotine-.
OnovsneE, TrOmb0nG BsFftonou, Bombar.
dinog, HsliOoneIs (b8jos) Tri6nguIos, Pla'
tilIos, RsdobIanbsl y Bomhol. M6'odor
dc solfao para toda Cloua a. inBfPurIar =.
TOD. Accessories j m6liea e. gonoraI.
San Juan, P. 3. ApaEtado ntm. 216.-
OlIls da AlIan ndm. q Sol n6m. Al.
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Do AdnIRIStEaeItar

Avisamos 4 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6diCo no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 avisO que con tai
obieto remitan, no Yiene acom-
panado del impoFte de Ia SUE
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN tFimestrs
1925. PoP nm semestre $3.50.
PoF IN afo $500. PagO ar
tsiPa
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LTN IA FERRMA DMT OH8TM

ItinerartO.-salidas de Bayam6n Oapi-
tai simultaneamento.
Diaa labOrabIes.- Mahana 6, 2 O5, $50 8
IS 11.0O. TaEdep12 Is, Las, 8.I5, 4.85, 5.45.
Dfas festivos.-Manana 6,7.O5, $50 As
y IL. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 50, $50, $50 s.
a6 y $50.
BilIetes baEatOs para dias festivos. De
CatafIO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta Ia. ela go
25e "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n CatafO y
vuelt8 10. olase 15G, 2a. Clase zoe.
BiIletes ordlinariO de Capital q Oata1O On
Ia, clase centaYOs.
Bayam6n 10 de septiambE0 do 1906
Ramon WaldGs.
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plGbtsP.
o. 10 RconHejs uu viejo, que, & pouaE
de BsElO = peSaF de Bu sgceptiCiSmo,
no 90 or6se muy Beguro Cusndo c0ntsmpIa
q eaa FPgia bsllezH, egs veAtEE divina,
LENA de graCia, do luz y do enCantoB.
Ya estAiH advaEtidog
Jorge SenrG.
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AVI S 0

RogamoB las peFsonaH que por cuaI.
quier motivO teDgSn que vsFR0 con LOG em'
pl0adoa de este ssller 10 hsgan & IRB IL
Q. me-, 6 & laB p. m. NunO8 Rnta8 do esaB
hnF0B. 60
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CoIte Municipal del Distrito Judicial
Municipal de Ponce, P. R.
EstltIstIGl Do los trlbDIos rOaIIzado: pot este
COrtO Municipal duraRtO eI a1O fiscal Do 1907
al9O8.

AauntoS ciUiJss.-Ndmero de aBuntou
pendienteB en- 10. de Julio de 1907, 60.
Asunto8 pFsBOn:R lcB duERnte 0l sfi0 fGcRl
1907 8, 271. AauntoB fAllAdon duFRntl
el afio facRl 1907 & 8, 247. AsuntOg pen'
dienteB en- do Ju 10 de 1908 "a, Ape
laCioneG entabladaS en- Ol am fiycsl 1907 &
8. 10.
AsWmtO8 iminaZeo-N6meTo de aBun'
toB pGndienteB en- dc Julio 1907, 1872.
Gauss inDtruidaB On 81 fiscal 1907 & 8.
1857. CauBRU fAlladRs durants el afio
fiscal 1907 & 8, 2445 Ndmero de sen
t'no'aV eondenstarioE, sfo fiscal 1907 q 8,
$50. Por fsllO on juioio, 615. Mime
70 de EOntenCiag 0bSolutoTiag, emo fSCal
1907 & 8. por aobreBsimisnto. $50. CAu'
BAs p0ndisnt'G en- do Julio 1908, 334.
ApelacionsB ontablAdss en- el Rno fiscal
1907 & 8, 16
Dsude el de Ensro de 1865 que tom6
poBssi6n el juez que RuEcribe hRatR eI de
Junio de 1908 tres amos BsiB meBsB, 10
hR deBpRChAdo por ests CoEte los iguien
teB aBuntoB Civile8 y CFiminaleB.
Asunto8 oiviLes -Ds EneEo JUNO de
19O5.....118 Da Julio de 1905 & Ju'
niO de 1906......287. De Julio de 1906
& Junio de 19O7......188 De julio de
1887 4 Junio de 19O8.,,..247. TctRl dc
c'BoI....,840.
AsumtOs erimimale8-De Enero & JUNO
de 9O5......16O6 De- Julio de 1905
JUNO de 19O6.....1.826. Da Julio de
1905 & Junio de 19O9......2722. De Ju'
lilo de 1907 q 19O8......2 445 Total de
caEoR. ......8 500
PoncO Julio de 1908 -FeJips Casay
duo, JuIz de Ii OoEts Municipal.
.R0na6A VasqWes, SsoTetAriO de lR CoEts
Municipal,
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Sc amPIia eI pIaz0 para inSGlip
clones.

diS Is d. JuIit:
AdiUntaS 4guadilIs, Bsyrm6n, Goa
mo- JuncoS' MAnAn 2 Msy'gcev l, Mo-
CO, PI fiuela', Ponce 1 8. Qusb,GdjIlan
San JuHn l, 2. 8 Santa IsAb3l, Viouu,7'
PrecintOS que tSndr6n inuoripcionel lor
dfN1 Is , II de Julie: BavroU, MAYA.
gues 2 , Rio PiOdEOa.
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POr sustraer aIguDas Prendas de eTOP0,
en- SanturCe.
"Yo no he rObnto, 70 10 SOY Ildrdn''-tesIl
o. muChaCh0

AnoChs detuvo en- SRntuFCe, ell Ba'gn
to Sara, 81 muchRcho Andres Lope8, CO.
mo de Is RfioB de edsd, scuBsdO do UuEt q Z
aIgunau pTendaa de rOpa en- la casa del
sE. j. FauFe, de Gquel poblado.
Un pRquets coutsnisndo pRrOI de me'
diag, 2 camiBaD, 1 par de calzAdo y IN trG'
je de drill ls fr 0'On cOupIdoB poE 81 policf0
al refsEido muchRCho
-Yo no he EobadO, 20 no 10Y ladE6n-
dijo Lopez IN reporter" de "La CorreA'
ponde1oio'. que le VIC anochs cuando ibR
para 81 dop6Iito municipal.
Tsmbi6n Eocuper6 el BRrjentO Sara una
mfquins de coDsr que 90 hnbia lido On I'm
CARO- e'6stEico haBts 81 "PREqus' y que
dabR ~ per psTdids eI Sr. + 10 eRnChsz
de- Ia CompAiia que vsnde aqu6llAB.
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Caguas 'TramWay Company
SERVICIO DE PASAJEROS.

partr del de Julio reguares saldran de Ca
dariamente para Rio Pedra ncuso los Domingos, las
a. p M saldran de Rio Pedras para Caguas las
a. m. y p, m.
Caros e4ccos especales enazaran todo los
Sc expa cOmoddad para pasao de primera case para
equ1pae hasta el desino.
Para blletes mas infOrmes drgrso los agntes de las
esaciones
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sE YENDEN Isa caus Luna "a , So.
26, esquina San Joas. InfoEmeg: en 81
BanGo dc Puerto Rioa. lava.
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brientos ( irritados, En-
tonces Sc sufre de neural
gias, de insomnia, de histe-
ria, y de Otros desarreglos
nerviosos. Las jaouecas,
los dolores de espalda, en- el
costadosfalta de respiration,
ETC., atormentan a la infortu-
NADIA vfCtima Cuya palidez
demuestra su estado.
Desde AmecameCa, Mexico, es-
cribe la Srita. Luz Carmona:
"Estuve enferma de Anemia y
otros desarreglos propios de mi
edad, por dieciseis meses, du-
rante los cuales sufri mucho. Es-
taba palida y debil. Me daba do
lor de Cabeza, desvanecimientos,
nublaz6n de la vista, y zumbidos
en- los oidos. Perdi el apetito, la
digestion mala con dolores al est6-
mago ocasionando bochornos Y
sudores frios. Estaba con un
cansancio general, falta de sueno,
palpitaciones al corazon, pesadi-
Has y no tenia sosiego. Muchas
veces guarde CANA y fuf atendida
por cincO m6dicos, tomando mu-
chas medicinas pero dandome
apenas alivio. Una amiga mia
me hizo tomar las Ptldoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, por haberse
ella Curado con elias. Para con-
Cluir, dire que seguf por unos me-
ses con este simple tratamiento y
obtenido mi completa curaci6n,
adquiriendo fuerzas, salud y el
attractive para las cosas de la vida.
IPildOraS ROSadaS
delDr. Williams .
dan fuerzas, buen apetito,
energia, buen color, porque
renuevan y purifcan la
sangre y forti6can los
nerviOs.
EN- LAS BOTICAs
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ANEMIA

La Anemia proviene dela
'pobreza de la sangre. Las
PlldOras Rosadas del DR..
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EN- UNA BUENA CASA DE FA.
AMILIA 90 alquilAn hsbitaciOnes para ma
trimonioB q hombEes solos. Trato exec
lsnts familiar. BuonR comida, y pre-
clos EeguIaEments 0con6miCoV. La CaBS
tisns vista a ls bahia GO muy ffesca.
DiEigirse Tetuan As. San Juan, P. r.
15v.a.
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w illiams, son
productivas de
sangre rica y
pura. CuandO
la sangre esta
debil, los ner-
viOc ecf3nham-
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THE CARMACK FUNERAL,
Impressive Scenes at Nashville De.
pot--Young Cooper May be Dan
gcrously Hurt-Col. Coon
er in Jail.

Nashville. Nov. 10.-Thc body of
Former Senator +. w. Carmark. who
WaS KILLED her" yesterday in Il street
duel with Robin J. Cooper, was sen,
t" Columbia this afternoon. I'm.
prrSSlvc scenes at The depot marked
their departure. Members Of the W.
{. I. T., whose cause Carmack had
championcd, gathered in numbers
and as the caskct was borne in, ioin-
rd III singing "Lead Kindly Light. -
and "Stand up for Jesus
The body reached Columbia at
nine o. 'clock tonight and was met by
Il large ronconrsc of people. The
funeral occurs tomorrow at eleven
O'Clock from the Carmack home.
Robin Cooper, who fired The fatal
shot and was himself wounded, is
doing we'll, but his physician stated
today that his wound which is near
the collar bone, is in dangerous
place and complications are not I'M
likely. Colonel ID. b. Cooper, who
was with his son when the shooting
| occurred. was transferred to Jail to-
day. tie has nothing to say.
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Had Brilliant Career.

Mcmrhis, Tenn, Nov. 9.-Former
United States Senator Edward w.
Carmack was born near Casti)lau
Springs, Summer county, Trnu., No.
vcmbcr ). 1858. He had an acadr-
mic education. studied law, praciiccd
an Columbia, Tenn, and was mem
Der of the legislature of 1884. He
was delegate to the national Demo.
cratic convention Of 1896 and a MEM
Der OF congress, l807-l90l, from the
Icnth congressional district Of Tell
nrSScr. tie served with distinction In
the United States senate for six
years. being defeated for reelection
IN the primary two years ago bv For
m"r Gov. Taylor. Senator rarmoc,;
lh'h resumed the practice Of law in
M"mphlS. which WAS thea his home.
but within Il few months removed I
Nashville.
Last spring he opposed Gov. PAT
trrS"n for the Drmnratic gubcrnato.
r'al nomination. champoning the
cause of Statewide prohibition. Mr..
tarmack WAS defeated. Shortly of-
ter his defeat Mr. Carmack accented
the cditorShip of the Nashville Ten.
neSSrran, and for the last two months
mas been at the head Of tlat paper.
Senator tarmack' : newspaper ear
Ger began in 1886 as "A member of fin,
editorial staff of the Nashville Amer.
'''n' tie founded the Nashville De.
m"rral III 1850 and when il was nero.
cd into The American he became c1,-
t"r-in-rhici' of The American. II
lS:E2 ne become editor of the Com
mrrcial Appeal at Memphis
tie was married in April. 1890. t,,
Miss Elizabeth Cobcv Dunnin~to,.
of Columbia. Tenn.
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the Methodist Episcopal church will
oiliciatc at the funeral.
Remembered in WASHINGTON.

Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Car
mack is we'll remembered in Wash
ington, where he served in both
houses OF congress. During his sena-
torlal career from 1901 to 1907 he
made number of brilliant speeches.
Although inclined to be sarcastic III
some OF his utterances, he had many
friends in congress among both De-
mocrats and Republicans, who adj
mlrcd his fcarlcssncss and his intel
icct1al attalnmcnts. Perhaps the
most notable speech during his fom
years in the lower house was his
brilliant effort in his own defcns.
when Josiah Patterson, father of the
present governor of Tennessee, con-
tested Carmack's seat During his
congressional career he constantly
attacked The Republican administra-
tlon in connection, among other
things, with the Indianola, Browns.
vile and Panama revolution incl
dents, executive cncroachmcnt. etc.
and his speeches on the subject of thr
Philippine tariff and in answer to
Senator Foraker ON the negro uncs.
non and the Shootin" up Of Browns
VIII" are anon" those particularly
recalled by The TrmrSscran : odmi.
rrN. I'm the senate he was a MINOR
ltN member Of the committee on
Philippines.
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Mrs. Carmack Hears the News

Columbia, Tenn. Nov. 9.-Mrs. r.
W. Carmack lcft here for Nashville
at $ o'clock this afternoon and sb,.
appeared on the verge Of prostration
Her mother Mrs. Ellen Dunninnt on.
who has been seriously i'll. was over.
come and physicians were called il
rrnrS are entertained for her. rh.
remains Of Mr.. tarmack will r,,,i
here at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn.
ing and thc funeral probably will b,
arranged for Wednesday. 1t is
Thought that Bishop F.. r. Hoes of
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ond remained distance from the
night side, under the skin, crossing
the mcdian line of the anatomy.
"Anothcr bullet entered the left
shoulder and lodged about four and
one-half inches below the right nip
pie under the skin. Both of these
wounds were clean ones, and 1 do not
think they were the fatal ones.
'Thc third bullet, which L conceive
to be the fatal one, was in the neck.
The wound was one and one-half in
chcS to the left of the mcdian line.
and one inch below the hair line on
the neck postcriorly. The bullet en-.
tered th" neck and made an exit from
the mouth of the deceased. The buI-
let was found on the street. under his
tongue at The exit of the wound. Two
front teeth were also broken loose.
81 think there were two bullet,
Tired from Carmack's gun.'
The body Of Mr.. Carmack WAS pre-.
pared for burial and removed to thc
n.
aGcr Of The TcnncSsccan, and will bc
taken to Columbia, his former home.
tomorrow
The combatantS were evidently
very close together when the firinr
began. but III" question Of who fired
first Shot is in controversy. Mrs.
Charles II. Eastman Of this citv and
j. NJ. Eastman Of New York were
nearby when the tragedy occurred,
Air. EaStman'S $ hearing is not good,
and he declared he knew but little of
the affair Mrs. Eastman said:
An Eye Witness Statement.
We were walking down Seventh
avenue in the direction of Church
street and had just passed the en-.
trance t" the Polk Flats. Mr.. Car
mack came mp the street towards us.
smiling rs he recognized me. lie WA, |
some steps away, and there were
very lcw people ON the street. Mr. |
Eastman and were near the edge of
the sidewalk. and Mr.. Carrnark would |
have passed between us and the fence
lie raised his hat as we spoke. Ilc
mad his right hand mp and was about
to make a remark when somebody
sa1d~~lt was the older voicc-'Wr'vt
got You all right or something to
that effect. | can't say positively
what the exact words we're. IT. ncyc, |
occurred that it was anything more
than friend speaking. Mr.. Car
mack raised his eyes. instantly put on
his hat and ran his hand back, when
the same voice said: 'You coward.
You arc hiding behind woman are.
you9 Senator Carmack jumped ont
so as to get clear Of me, and T lump
ed into a gateway. I saw that Mr..
tarmack had pistol. T turned and
said, 'For Gods sake don't shoot.
l saw Mr.. Carmack wheel and fall IN
heap in the guttcr'
Mrs. Eastman said she saw fin.
young man standing over Mr.. Car.
mack and that he put something int,
hlS own pocket.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-13
Mrs. Alice Robertson,
TEACHER OF
Voice, Piano and Harlmony.
Studio Over Mowers Store.
Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays.
Phone 1853.
Buying a Piano
or an Organ
is not hard
when you come or write to us.

when you come or write to us.
Our Pianos and Organs are guaranteed
and up-to-date, and at reasonable price.
Inc cases are beautiful, the inside is
mace by the best and most experienced
Pianos and Organs hold their sweet toue
a lifetime. ~
Write MS at once for catalog and special
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-13
CARMACK'S EDITORIAL
MADDENED THE COOPERS
Atlanta Journal.

Atlanta Journal.
Nashville, Tenn. November TO-
While the killing Of Senator Car
mack resulted from ii series of c,li.
t"rlalS in The Tenncssean attacking
Major Cooper and the so-called "Pat-
trrSon machinc,' it is generally adj
mittcd that an editorial in The Ten
ncSscan Of last Sunday did more /,
anger Major Cooper and his friends
than any other written by Senator,
Farmark. That editorial described
the reconciliation Of Governor pat-
trrSon and cX-Governnr Cox, the lone
tim" bitter and political and personal
l"rS, through the efforts Of Main,
Cooper. The editorial follows:
Across the Muddy Chasm."
'W" trust there will be no I'M.
S"'mlH rbaldrv on thr part of the
haS" vulgar concerning the happy re.
union Of longS,mdrrrG hearts which
was accomplished in the joyous re.
r"nellllati"n Of His ILxrcllcncy, Hon.
NJ. X. Patterson. and His cx-Exccl
lenry. Hon. John Isaac Cox. Ali
honor 10 that noble spir;t MA;,,
Duncan Brown Co,nor ,rh,,
wrought this happy union of consen.
lal and c"nfuSible spirits, separated
by evil fatrS. though born for each
other. All honor TO Major Dunc and
may the blessing of the pcaccmakc,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-13
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
books of registration for the town of
Newberry, S. c., will be open on Tues
day, September 9th, 1908, and the un-
dcrsigned as Supervisor of Registra-
ton for the said town, will keep said
books open every day from nine A.
M. until five P. NJ. (Sunday excepted)
including the first day of December,
1908.
Eugene S. Werts,
Supervisor Of Registration.
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The Standard Warehouse
Company Begs to Announce:

1st. The rates of storage cover all costs
to the farmer, including protection for
his cotton from fire and the weather, and
the rate is as low or lower than the
farmer can insure his cotton when housed
at home
z lis warehouse receipts arc regarded
as the highest class of bankable collateral
3. money can be borrowed on any
thing 1t Can be borrowed on the receipts
OF The Standard Warehouse Company.
4. The identical cotton that you place
III the warehouse is returned upon the
surrender of receipts.
S. In case of fire your cotton is paid
tor at market value, and you have no
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6. The Standard Warehouse Comnanv
Is absolutely independent of any othe,
organization and conducts it's affairs upon
strict business methods
7. The paid up capital stock of The
Standard Warehouse Company is S7so.-
ooo.o 90 and the company is absolutely
safe, and its warehouse receipts come
ahead of the stockholders.
D. The Standard Warehouse Companv
is anxious to have cotton of farmers and
others stored, and offers the most com.
plete protection and encouragement for
farmers desiring to hold their &C III.
9. Rates will be furnished upon appli
cation to Mr.. J. d. Wheeler, Local Man.
ager Standard Warehouse Newberry, S. c.
7. B. STACKHOUSE, President,
Columbia, S. c..
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