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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
Turn OVER TIME
when Nature Hints about the food

When there's no relish 90 amy food
and AN that one eats doesn't seem To
do any good then is the time 60 make
a turn over in the diet. for that's Ma
lures Way nf dropping a hint % % tho
food isn't tho kind required
For a number of years / followed
railroad work, much of 1t being office
work ut 20 trying nature
"Mcll times we're our busiest part
of the da,. Eating too much and too
quickly of loa1 such ae is commonly
served in hotels and restaurants, to-
gether with the %scdcntarN habits were
not iona iu giving me dyspepsia and
stomach trouble which reduced ms
weight lrom eo5 to lGO pounds
"Ther, was little roiish iu amy food
ana NOM, of Il seemed 90 Zip mr any
good 10 seemed the more ] ate tn'
thinner ] eut ANA was always hungry
rcfort another meat no matter how
much hai eaten.
rhcn commenced "a fair trlll 90
Grare-Nuts and WAS surprised o %
small rIu.fr Ol % would carry me
ialnng strong snl with satisfied ar-
polite until thc next mral with u0
sensations oi hunger. weakness 81.
d%istrrs> l- before
have been following hts diet
now ron several months Hnd ms fm-
proNemUut has hccu ro rrelt al tht
ufhtrs ms family have taken un tht
usn Hf Gfsnc-Nuts with cnmriet.
satisfaction and much improvement.
in hHsith and brain power.
American uourfe undoubtedly eat
hurrrdI, have lots nf worry thu.
~hinde.ng digestion and sfor.
ncDd food that Is nrclie -tcd an.
concentrated COZ nouri-hmenf"
Them a. Reason
iofk Dob pkg n fhc famous utfIf
book Tho Road o. MrliNllir
l,rr "a ghc ahnac lcttcre \ new
one apTTar frnm tiuie To- time. Thcs
arc genuine true. and mn of human
-LmI.I...I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

Box Factory wood $3.50 fun load
w. Ii. Hahn co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

matters AS are supplied by contract
The order TO advertise for contract
work was the only business connected
with the beginning Of the new fiscal
year taken up at last nights meet
ing. aside from the discovery of the
conflicting language of the ordinance
regarding appointments.
Would Revise the Ordinances.
This confusing ordinance was made
the text Of a speech bN Alderman
Wroth later IN the session in which.
ne said that the condition Of the oI
dinanccs was a disgrace and that inn
mediate steps should be taken to have
a proper revision made. The city at
torney was instructed 70 proceed witr
a revision which he has begun and
to carry il through as speedily as pos
sible. There are many ordinances on
the books at present which have been
repealed or 50 frequently amended az
to make them more confusing ana L
is proposed to bring the new ordin-
right down to date and TO maxi
them clear and suited to the needs Of
the city for at least a few years 70
come.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
MUST RESIGN
DECLARES SELLS
DOESN'T WANT BRoWNLoW TO
HOLD DOWN JOB WHILE
MAKING RACE.

BRISTOL. Tenn, Nov. Ex-senator
sam r. sells. republican candidate for
congress against Representative W.
p. Brownlow in the First Compression
al district. has addressed a letter to
Mai. W. j. Wadsworth, chairman of
the board of governors Of the National
Soldiers Home, demanding that Mr.
Brownlow be compelled TO resign as
local manager of the Washington
County Soldiers Home, or withdraw
from the race for reelection to con-
gress. He cites as precedent the case
of Gov. Steele of the Marion (lnd0
Home. who was forced by Mr.. Taft,
when secretary of war, to resign as To-
cal manager of that home when he en-
tered the race for congress, and gives
the letter of Mr.. Taft on the subject,
saying that it would be manifestly I'M
fair for him to continue as local mana
ger of the home and make the race for
congress. Sells closing sentence is,
"Shall take this matter up with you
and your board, or direct with Presl-
dent Taft and the Secretary of War;
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
MASSEY WON
From B. & H,
STONE AND 5lDDLE OF COLUMN
RlA, AMONG THE OFFICIALS.
SCORE, II TO 0.

Capt. A. A. Stone refereed the Mas
-Branham & Hughes game at Pu-
lash Saturday and DR.. Dake Biddle
OBLIGATED as umpire. The contest was
won by Massey by the score OF II to
0, and according to the local officials
was a great game. Collins seems to
have starred for Massey, and is ac-
counted an exceptionally fast player.
The Branham & Hughes teams played
was great game. Collins seems to
good ball, but were no match for Mas
sey. the fastest prep team of the year,
In all probability Neither side had
lost a game prior to Saturdays strug-
gle and the bout was attended by a
large concourse OF enthusiasts from
Maury and Giles county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
Criminal Cases.

Monday. Dec. 6-Wm. Armstrong,
murder. Jack Rountree, selling liquor
without license.
Tuesday. Dec. Marshall Agent,
selling liquor without license, 8 cases
Wednesday, Dec. S-Lee Newly,
selling liquor without license. Charles
CRANBERRY, grand larceny. Horace
Dobbins, selling liquor without license
Thursday, Dec Crank Tulloss
selling liquor without license. Ray
mond Randolph, selling liquor without
license. Charles Reeder, selling H.
uuor without license.
Friday, Dec. 10-Henry Willis, muir.
der. Henry Willis, assault to kill, 2
cases.
Monday, Dec. 13-Joe Blakemore,
selling liquor without license, 6 cases
Tuesday, Dec. 14-Ben Scruggs, sell
ing liquor without license, 2 cases.
Wednesday, Dec. 15-Tom Porter
selling liquor without license. Nor.
gan Temple, assault to kill. w. I,
Fitzgerald, selling liquor without IL
cense.
Thursday, Dec. 16-Gilbert Hibbett
murder. Sue Alexander assault to
kill. Gus Cockrell, selling liquor
without license.
Friday, Dec 17-Andrew Allen, muir.
der. Henrietta Burrows & Mary
Fields, arson.
Monday, Dec. 2O-George Chisolm
selling liquor without license. Charles
Ferguson, perjury. Lewis Scribner
assault to kill.
Tuesday, Dec 21-Henry (Bud)
Kennedy selling liquor without II
cense. Pete Hardson. murder.
Wednesday, Dec 22-Dave joyce
selling liquor without license. VIII
Adams, obstructing railroad.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
HOLIDAY ISSUE
OF THE HERALD
WILL COME OUT ABOUT DEcEM
Der 18th AND WILL BE
BIG PAPER.

The Herald's Christmas Number
will issue this year from the press
some time between the first OF Decem-
Der and the 18th. 1t depends largely
on the advertisers as to when it will
come out
! Last year the number came out on
the 18th of December, and contained
twenty pages and a four-page Illus
trated cover, making twenty-four
pages of interesting reading, includ-
inf Christmas stories, poems, illus
trations, and Christmas advertise
ments.
This year it will be the purpose OF
the paper to make the number
even greater success than that OF
last year, and with the cooperation
of our advertisers the paper will issue
from the press earlier than the hf-
teenth. thus giving the Christmas
shoppers d chance to look over the adj
vertisements and then look at the
wares in The shops and make their
selections for the happiest season OF
the year.
Preparations for the issue have al
ready commenced and the advertising
man has begun his campaign for ad-
vertisements for this issue Don't
wait for him to call on you. Call up
the office and leave word for him to
call on you and talk the matter over
with you.
A handsome cover design is being
made for the issue and everything will
be UP to the standard of the former
issues, and on effort will be made to
surpass all former efforts along this
line. Speak for space in the paper
before it is too late. All Of our weekly
subscribers will receive copy OF
the paper and in addition several hun
dred extra copies will be printed and
circulated among the people living In
town not taking the paper. Lists Will
be mailed out to the smaller towns
contiguous to Columbia
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
SEVEN TO STAND
TRIAL FOR MURDER
THIS TERM COURT
JUDGE HOLDING FACED HEAV
DOCKET ON MON
DAY.
HENRY WILLIS CASE
Famou. Henry Willis Case Comes Up
Aqsin-Also Case Against Peter
HafdisoE-Msny FeIonies Set for
This Term.

I There are seven murder cases to be
tried at the regular term Of Circuit
Court that convened here Monday
morning at nine o'clock. Principal
among these is the case of Henry
Willis. charged with the murder of his
wife. and Peter Hardison, charged
with the murder OF Tony Steele, a
ineero. Willis has already stood trial,
the jury failing to reach an agree
ment. Following this one of the jul
rors was indicted for perjury. Har-
olson is said 70 have been drowned
recently in Duck River, although the
body has never been found.
In addition to the capital cases,
there are a large number of misde-
meanor cases to be heard, as well as
a number of civil suits.
The docket follows:
Civil Gases Set for November Term
1909.
Monday. Nov. 15-W. F. Wilson VS..
Mayor and Aldermen, Columbia. L.
Anderson VS.. L. & N. R. R. H. Rain
ey and wife VS.. L. G N. R. R.
Tuesday, Nov. 16-R. w. Martin vs..
L. & n. R. R. ct al Mrs. S. p Brown
ct al vs.. D. J. whitney.
Wednesday, Nov. 17-John Ruhm,
Jr., VS.. ]. A. English. ]. H. Murphy
ct al VS.. Jim Hudson. T. j. Mckee
VS.. j. P. Hayes.
Thursday, Nov. Isl N. TAFT vs.. L.
& N. R. R. j. S. Tucker VS.. Independ-
ent Phosphate Co. VIM. Martin and
wife VS. L. & n. R. R. Dan Bates and
wife vs. l.. & n. R. R.
Friday, Nov. 19-W. H. O'Brien vs. L.
& N. R. R. ct al Nichols & Sicily
VS.. l.. & n R. R.
Monday, Nov 22-City of Columbia
VS.. Clarence Thompson; T. w. Steph-
ems VS.. H. D. Merrill, Extr. Wells,
Tanner & Co. VS.. L. & N R. r.
Tuesday. Nov 23-Charles @. Long
VS.. L. & N. R. R. City of Columbia
VS. Will Wilkes.
State, use Mt Pleasant VS.. R. Stock
ard
Wednesday, Nov 24-Central Phos-
phate Co. VS.. j. 7. oakley ct al. ]. n.
Hood VS.. L, & n. R. R.
Thursday Nov. 25.-Middle Tenn
r. r. VS.. b. Gardner Middle Tenn.
R. R. VS.. l. G. Harris.
Friday, Nov. 26-Middle Tenn. R. R.
VS. G. & B. Ladd Mrs. NJ. E. Hay VS..
Middle Tenn, r. R. Co.
Saturday, Nov. 27-J. S. Shapiro,
Naturalization.
Monday, Nov 29-Dodson & Loftin
VS.. l.. & n. r. R. Thomas Voss VS.. D.
3. Love.
Tuesday, Nov. 3O-Nichols & skel-
ley VS.. w. U. Telegraph Co, R. E.
Hood VS.. R. e. Anderson.
Friday Dec. 3-R A. Williams &
Co. VS.. ]. E. Rodes & Co,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
MRS. PLUNKETT IS
GIVEN LIBERTY BY
NASHVILLE COURT
HELD TO HAVE BEEN ItPR7szs
~ RESTRAINED IN SAN.
tTARGUM.
SET LiW HELD UNCONSTlIUTliiT

Percy Brown, son-ia-La", It, Rer,...
As Receiver And Gua-a.a- An.
Robert Vaughan, Clerk ans Hss.-.
Appointed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19

Subscribe rOr Tns H'raia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
SHERIFF SHIP SENTENCED TO
NINETY DAYS FOR CONTEMPT
MUST SERVE IN JAIL, PREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, PERMIT TING LYNcHING OF


sault. but whose executors had been
stayed by the court.
Luther Williams and Nick Nolan
were sentenced to Imprisonment for
ninety days for connection with the
lynching end Jeremiah Gibson, the
Tailor. Henry Padgett and William
Mayes, all of Chattanooga, for sixty
days.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19

Constipaticz causes headache, nau-
sea, dizziness, languor heart palpita'
ton. Drastic physics grippe, sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your
druggist.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19

Nov5-13wksJan2S
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 10
Ninety days Imprisonment was i'm
posed today upon Ex-Sheriff Jos. F.
Ship, of Chattanooga, Tenn, by the
Supreme Court of the United States
for contempt of court in fail
ing prevent the lynching OF
negro, Ed Johnson, coveted of as
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19

He is an estimable young man. and
is popular here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ragan left for Nash
Vile on the / O'Clock train last night
purchasing a round trip ticket
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-19

If you desire clear COM, ,,- col.
take Foiey's orino Laxative io l, yg'i
stipation and liver trouble as sso.cprhly
stimulate these organs ana t"V. Mat
cleanse your system, when ID. veil
everyone needs in order 10 '''
SOLD by all druggists.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Ell an6ninno
(vICTOR HUGO)

Ell an6nimo es ell arma predilecta de
los cobardes, de los viles; de los que des-
provistos de una noci6n de moral Y huer-
fanos de todo sentimento honrado y ge-
neroso. desconocen ell precio inestimable
de la hOnra
Ell asesino que esgrime ell puilal para
herir. con ser un miserable, no 10 es tan
to como el que emplea la hoja impresa,
sin frma. 8 la carta an6nima, para aten-
tar al honor de las personals.
La amenaza contra las haciendas las
vidas, hechas al amparo del escrito an6-
nimo. tiene en- el dccionario SUI calfica-
two apropiado. Sc llama canallada"
Por ESQ, al igual que las gentes honra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

los clarines y trompetas herian los Oh
dos; el conjunto era estruendoso y horrl-
sOnO.
AL terminar la obra acerc0se Juarranz
a Sarasate, diciendo:
II LIE ha gustado a usted?...
-Pero' jde donde ha sacado usted
esa mamarrachada, ese esperpento, ese
engendro, esa bellaqueria musical ?-re-
plico ell maestro.
Como de una pieza qued6 Juarranz,
y exclam6 tristemente:
La he incluido en- ell programa por
complacerle, como homemade a usted:
esa es obra de SUI padre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
-(181)-

i Esta usted enteramente SECURE de 10 que nos ha
dcho?-pregunt0 EN- cuano nterlocutor hubo tomads
asenoNo puede usted fgurase mportante que es pa
ra nOSOtrOS este aSuntO
Tan seg1o como ahora estoy sentado aquf seor-
do Caleb miranda al rector los oios-La pobre Mrs
Cthelve no levan6 la cabeza desde ell da en- que entn
en- el asllo y era indispensable el que estuvese a .
no era prdente tenerla nnguna particular en-
el aso Sc la ttaba gran humandad estuvo muchos
meses as hasta su muerte cuando mur6 vele su ca
daver hasa enterada
-iY La VIC used morr?
-S se1or; yo servla ell asilo .hacia I'M POGO de
looo ~ ella muri6 cas repentinamente Esto sucede en-
los manlcomios mucha ecuenca parece que ell cere
bro sc les va POGO poco hasta que un da Sc duermen
no despiertan mas Ella muri6 asi tuvo un inter.
vao de ucdez Yo esaba lmpando cristaes del pas
ITO. Mrs Cltherve tenia habitaci6n particular "
ehtonces me llamo la enfemera Venga used ay1deme
dJo se ha desmayado puedo ponerla bien' Sc ha-
ba des7ado de las amohadas cora pegro de sofocarse
La tome mis- brazo la coloque estaba exprando nos
MIRO con lnelgencia uego ces6 de resprar muriendo
tras breve agonfa.
-1Y no hay posbidad de una equivocaci6n?
i impossible Dios santo ST la hubiese used visto III,
par Gle horas luego hubera quedado enteramente sas
cho La enfermedad que produjo tai descomposci6n
en- ell cadaver que hubo que dare sepuura inmediaame
te. Yo ayude clavar la GAIA movf del depo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
-(I84)

al extreme de nglaerra para hacer valer la verdad
Mr. Clitherve fue duramente tatado aquellos dias
despoado de mujer felicidad de honor. por
aquel canalla, el de Dick Sheriff por certo que e
debo este cuenta que qlsiera saldar e!
i ST lie encuenra usted No parece sino que ha des
vanecido No puedo comprender senco Supongo que
han dido habar de la grave enfermedad temen nsistr
hasa que este bueno. va 10 esta cas.
-Pues tardaran reanudar ell ataque-dijo Caleb
Yo de usted seor les ganara la mno vaya lady Nugen
4 su casa preparese para la lucha
Mr.. Curzon corri6 al aposento de sobrna atisb6
Estaba tendida ell sofa los nervos tension forzan
dose canal exterior que encubrla hoguera de
agitaci6n tenor Extendi6 enAaquecida
-iDgamelo usted t6do!-excam6-sI he sofiado 6
cierto 10 que dice de La mujer de Jorge?
No has soiIado, querida. Maiana marchamos a Reid
haven
i Jorge?
-Si Nllie, a Jorge "a ocupar tn puesto Pero esta
noche ebemos habar mas del asnto Duerme puede
cobra fuerzas para vaje No sueio hja mia sno
la verdad exacta; maiana dormras tn 81
juciosa procuras ponerte mala.
Sali6 estanca despues de habera besado NTllie
deshizo lagrmas de gratitud Tuvo que con-
tentase con saber que la aaci6n de Caleb ciera
mas tare sabra los detaes Estaba segua de que po
dra dormr decide pasar Ia noche hacienda preparatvos
por de hacer muy tarde Seguramente adran Ell
primer tren de la maiana valia La pena de desnudar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

das huyen de aquellos que Hevan man
mission de I'm crinlen, los hombres de dig
nidad esquvan el contacto de los seres
viles que hieren desde la sombra en-
pleando el punal del an6nimo. porque
unos y otros son, ante la justicia divina
Y ante la jrsticia humana, los reprobos
condenados las penas eternas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Caraci6n, con el Elizir D~peyroaz,
del s. Arnaud
atacado de Tuberculosis pulmonar
Don Jose ARNAUD, que ei fotograbade
representa-. naci6 en- Agris (Charcntc) en

1917 y e. jefe de estac6n en- varaignes dor.
dogne), Francia. Oesde 1906 estaba atacado
de bronquitis. Ell I5 de diciembre de 1907.
vino mi consulta y le encontre lesiones
tuberculosis de segundo grado que ocupa-
ban los dos tercios superiores del pulm6n
quierdo hacia dclante y hacia detras. Habia
escupido sangre, habia enflaquecido, transpi-
raba por Ia noche,, tosia, le dolian Ia ,garganta
miento 1 base de ELIXIR DUPEYRoUx
mejoro su estado on pocas semanas y e dia
70 de noviembre do 1903 estaba completa-
mente curado. Me permitio que publique su
ciso 1 fin dc que sea proyechoso para sus
Semejantes. d. DUPEYROUX,
s, Square dc Messine, S, Paris.
P..S. III Elixir Dupeyroux e. base Dc ersosota
Obrs provec,ndo il formation de an.oxinas tubercu-
osas en- d sanguineo El raseo Do Elixir Dupey
roux con el metodo del Tatamsnto Dc Ia tuberculosis
smpleado por 81 Doctor Dupeyroux - vends
Ea San Juan Fidsi Guillermety.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
S%(@J@4
NOtas de Arte
OBRA DE ARTE
SDNA DT AN Il
COMMEMORATIVE

La Union Postal, que representa- a
Y paises y grupos de colonias, con SUI
perficie de 114.3057O kilometres cua-
drados, habitados por 1.176 millones
6S5.844 personals, han celebrado ell del
actual, en- Berna, con solemnidad inus-
tada, la Inauguration de su grandiOsO
monumento, cuya erection fue acordada
en- 1900, en- las fiestas del XIV aniver-
sario de la Union Postal
Ell JuradO international constituidO
q ese objetO Sc reuni0 en- 1903 retenien.
do seis de lOsll2 prOyectos presentadOs
en- este cOncursO por los artistas del
mundo enterO; hecha la selection entire
los seis, ell Jurado adopto en- 1904, en- de-
fnitiva, ell proyecto de Mr.. Rene de
Saint Marceaux.
Ell monumento es gigantesco y Sc ha-
liza empleado en- ell Paseo de los Petits
Remparts; son llevadas en- una marcha
rapida que tiende el vueo, en- derredOr
del glObO terrestre, que sOporta una
nube, las cinco parties del mando, sien-
do simbolizadas: Europa por una her.
mosa fgura; Asia, por una japonesa
Africa, por una negra; America, pOr
una piel roja; y Oceania, pOr una feroz
malaga.
LOS CUADROS DEL =.
REY LEOPOLDO|
Los >cuadros modernos del Rey Leo
poldo de Belgica Sc encuentran actual
mente expuestos en- Bruselas en- ell Pa
lacio de Bellas Artes, Y los productos
de la exhibici6n Sc destinan obras de
beneficencia.
Esos cuadros ornamentaban las ha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20

bitaciones del Palacio de Bruselas del
Castillo de. Laeken.
Sc pondran en- venta proximamente.
Los cuadros antiques del Rey Leo
poldo fueron vendidos 1ltimamente a
81 aimable''
LO QUE CUESTA UN
TEATRO DE OPERA
Los diferentes teatros de opera de
Europa tienen por 10 regular una SUBJ
vencion anual del respective gobierno.
La Opera, de Paris, recibe 800
mil frances; la "Opera-Royal", de
Berlin, un million 125 mil frances; la de
Dresde, 600 mil frances; la de Praga, la
misma suma; al de Darmstadt, 32l mil
frances. Y en- fin, la "Opera Impe-
rial y "Royal'', de Viena, no cuentan
mas que con 600 mil frances sin embar-
go, los deficit son cubiertos por la GAIA
imperial.
ANECDOTA DE SARASATE
Rodeado de amigos de admiradores,
escuchaba un concerto en- San Sebas-
tian ell gran Sarasate.
Dirigia la banda militar, encargada
del festejo ell maestro Juarranz, y en-
tire los n1meros del programa figuraba
uno de estrepitosa sonoridad.
La composition musical Sc habia ms
pirado y llevaba lie nombre de una gran
batalla. Golpes furiosos de bombo imi-
taban los calionazos las cajas v redo
blantes, las descargas de la fllsileria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-20
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO Mum. IA
MayagJex.

Satuado este establecimiento en- q
centro de La calle Mendez Vige, con
un jardin al frente, es ell que rea.ns
mayores ventajas y comodidades para
los senores viajeros, y el que cuenbs
con mejores habitaciones frescas. ven
tiladas, magnificos banos y duchas.
Comidas todas horas
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-18
RECORD OF DISASTERS.
1ss2-steamer Utopia. sunk

1S92-Steamer Utopia, sunk in
collision; 563 lost.
1892 - Steamer toria,
wreck; $50 wrecked.
1S92-Steamer Elbe, lost at
sea; 361 drowned.
July 4, 1S9S-French steam
ship La Bourgoyne, rammed and
sunk by the ship Comartyshire,
off Sable Island; $50 lives lost.
1904 49, The General Slocum,
burned and sank and more than
1000 lives lost.
July 8, 1905 e q m h p
Norge, sunk at sea- $50 lives
lost.
April 70. 19OS-steamship st.
Paul, r1mmed by the British
cruiser Gladiator, off Isle of
Wight; 100 sailors drowned.
July rs, 19OS-Steamship Ying
King, foudered off Hongkong;
900 Chinese drowned.
November 81, 190S-Steam-
ship San Pablo, sunk off the
Philippines; 100 drowned.
December l3. 190S-Steam-
ship Ginsei Maru, wrecked off
Wei-Hai-Wei; crew and passen-
gers lost
December 4, Steamship
500 City, founiered Of New
foundland; crew lost.
January 23. 1909-White Star
liner Republic, sunk in collision
off Nantucket Shoals with 700
souls aboard. Five lives lost.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-11-18
COMMERCIAL.
Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.
Bradstreet's says:

bog
Except for the fact that unsaaso,
ably warm weather tends 10 reters
the FULLEST development of ro,aH
In heavyweight and winter good.
the general trade and industrial
port this week is one of widesn,a.,
and increasing activity. JobhIau
trade in dry goods, millinery sbnnte
clothing, hardware and, in fact ms.
tines OF distribution is active hoY
day demand is broadening and snrin-
trade reports are very good. increosass
peing general In nearly all lines
Inc same is true of industrial opera'
tions, iron and steel being as activn
as ever, with outputs close IN 20
In excess of the maximum. Coal T.
in In increasing demand. and Iru
Der and other material Is ac,inn
All this, 1t might be remarked W.
ours with prices of commodities a,
a high level, and with renorts ~
STOCK or raw materials and of mann.
tactured goods in no apparent wav
burdensome or holding forth promisa
OF early becoming so. In the cottnu
goods trade, 1t is true, the very proot
advance In raw material at a time
OF nearly record movement to marx.
ct is a source of unsettlement MANY
mills North and South have anro1nc.
ed curtailment in time run, but tha
Fall River mills have not as vet ioin.
ed In the movement, and the feeling
is widespread that the coarse goods
trade will feel the brunt of the nrom.
ised curtailment.