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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-07-07

Some day, yes, some day, you
might need the many pennies and
dollars you are wasting now by not
dealing at the Spot Cash Grocery.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
A Woman's Ace.

II you want to know how old a WON.
An is, ask her Observation-Disclosures
Globe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-07-07
Clothing Shop OF United States.

New York is now the clothing shop
of the United States. Lower Fifth
avenue is the center of the cloak and
clothes manufacturing industry.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-07-07

Buy Monitor. Flour, the best
made in the United States. 51-2t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10

n6rsica campaia contra los indecen-
tes cspcctaculos pseudo'aItsiicos que
gunas cmprosas eNplotan, y la mlsma
academia Imperial de Bellas Artes ha
omado carias On al asunto protestant
20 en- nombre de Ia esteiica contra la
loprayaciin de dichaS exhibiciones.
Aparte de este, al mismo Bulow In
enido que lamentarSe de la aiieion al
lujo que en- Berlin Sc va desarrollandc
iesde hacc cinco amos. Llevanse abri.
COS lie - nil frances. sombreros de
.OO1 frances, caIados de 30 frances.
ma Sola joyeria ha vendldo en- cs'a
emporada por dos millones de fran
.os de perlas. Tn almucrzo no ~ de-
,ente. 81 no resulia de 30 4 80 frances
el cubierto y no Sc puede fumar des'
IS de conner ningun cigarrilo que no
cuestc 10 que menos 10 frances.
ri este Sc limitara a las classes n
cas. menos NAL; pero la clase media
lcmana quicre imitar la clase adine
rada. no es menestcr deer los con
flictos que este ocasiona. Y el final que
Va tener.
Recordamos que hace muchos amos
haio "el corrompido Segundo lmpe'
RIO" los moralsas Sc qucjaban tam
bi6n del mjo Y el proplo presldente
lei Tribunal Supreme. NJ. Dupin, pu-
,lir6 nm folleto sensational con 81 II
.rlo de "El dcssnfrenado lulo de las
unjcres'. al mlSno tempo one Sar-
lon hacia invocar a Santa Muselina
lor uno de los perSonales de LA Ia.
milia Bcnoiton pero aquello era Ia
inocencia del paraiso. la economic
p modeslia comparada con 10 de hoy.
De 10 cual Sc deducc. por 81 eJempio
le Alemaria de los EsiadoS nldo>
me cs dificil hermanar los progresses
naterialcs con 81 progr' 50 moral. 5'".
mo hubicra podido rensar janas el cua
nrcro Franklin que con el tempo hu.
licse de cogtr la pluma un Upton SIN.
lair que difian 81 volvleran a eS''
m.ndo Il Rey Sargento y el Rey flio-
.afo sl vieran como IS a Berlin? Para
Iegar tai situaci6n no era menrstei
.rrancar la estatua de Enrique llelne,
! n,aldecir de Ia memoria de este ado
ahly rruSlano.
- Alfredo opisso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10

no muy agraabc para muer de vuestro genie
ac dad OR dar vuetas lave como estaA
despues de euarto para sallr muchox
amos iQue respondes ESQ, senoritaf
-Respondo que sols miserable.
Sin duda-contesta NJ Tukinghorn limpiandose las
narcespero os preguno la oplnlon que habeis Tor
mado de mi os pregunto que parece de una careei
II Que tene que conmigo la carcef
Mas de 10 que fgurais, senoritaprosigue el pro-
curador poniendose ell pahueo ell boslo sacudien-
dose la pechera la camisa la ley, depotlca en-
Ingaterra no pemite que los cudadanos de este pans
sean moestados en- su casa la vista de una
mujer clyas mportundades reebazan 81 sc q'eJan
de un hecho este la mnjer hportuna encerrada
en- una de las clrceles sometda la discipline mas
vera Todo Sc reduce a dar vuelta a Have. as,
senorta.
hace ell ademin de puerta con la Have de
bodega
rs cierto9 dice Mile Hortensia ell mismo tono.
One chstoso estaisl Pero fin, Jque mporta
ESQ mif
-volved a mi casa 8 4 la de VI Spagsby, lc vereis
responde NJ Tulknghorn.
- Ne hariais poner en- la carceii
Tai
Ie los labios de Mile IIortensia broa gotta de -
puma sn rosro de tigre de modo extrano
con FL tono de broma que afeca.
I'm una paabra. senorita-contin1a NJ Tuiking-
horn-sentiria deseortes sin embargo, |"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
pOR CARLOS IjrCKENs

bonad de ora persona Nj suerte ha sldo tan feiz en-
ia terr, oe hatar de mi conar 10 generoso que nan
sido los demas
viyamos tn la Casa luguhre Ricardo er" e tems De
nuestras conyersaeiones
Eva le ca,saba mucho dsgusto Ia mJuscla de su
amigo para con primo John. pero lie amaba demasiaus
para censurarle por este
Sin embargo mi tutor el primero en eXclsarie
Ricardo Sc eauvoca--decia- III lie desengana'
rds hi ia mia vovera de su error
S1pe mas adelane Que habia contado tan solo con
Eva sino que haba ntentado desenganar Ricardo que
L. haba escrito que habia do verie e haha dcho To-
todo 10 que puc,len insprar Ell carino y la bondad
Nuestro pobre amigo continuaba sordo todiS eS'as
,r,ebas de desinteres de amstad
II no tenia raZon 81 equivocaba veriaderamehe Ten
ra nm nacer en- reconocero agn dia pues siis sosie-
chas eran la consecuencia del pleito.
Raz6n de mas anadia para ocuparse de ei sn cesar
arreslrar su tcrminacion. Este malha'ado peo IL "'
inaba a tai noio que cada observation qne Sc lie haca
,lo serva para proporcionarle nueyos argumen"s en-
apovo lie conlucta.
Ash pueS-iecia mi tuor-es prefer'he deJarie es'ar
con su ena desisr de hacere observaeones que son
nas periudicaIes que 6tiles
uashamos sle ssfo dia aproveche In ocasi"n para
anife~ar NJ Jarudyce iodos los temores que me ms
piraha N skimpoe para decrle que creia que fue-
- un buen consejero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10

alemana por m0strafse amabiisihia col
lnglaterra, para demostrar que en- ma
ra alguna sienten los descendiense'
he Arminio 81 menor odio los anglo
sajones.
Inglatera procurara mejorar aba
altar su production, mostrarsc menos
orgullosa con los clicnies y hacer io
Lie hacen los alemanos. La gnerra
10 rcsolyeria NADIA y podria dar lugai
desagradablcs contingencies.
La Gran Bretana no es mnguna ls
"indosemharcable", y 81 nosotros
no pudimos saltar IN TERRA en tempo
he Felipe H. por culpa de la ma'a or
yanizaci6n direction de la lnvenei
ole, Y 81 tampoco pudo dcsembarcar
Napoleon. por culpa de haber ganad"
Nelson la batalla de Trafalgar. hubo
sin embargo un miedo eerval cuando
sc public6 LA batal'a de Dorkins
oblgando Palmerston a fortlficar
toda prisa las costas. Y no Sc recata
Lord Roberts W decir que 81 no Sc
arma un ejercito de 100000 hombres
no responde de una invasion alemana
Made puede afirmar que fuera impo-
sible el desembarco de ciento dos
cientos mil cascos con pararrayos. de
igual manera que en- 1867 creian los
lectorcs de. LA batalla dc Dorkins
yer por las Gales de Londres y Edim-
burgo los panialones colorados de los
azadores de Napoleon III
Alabcmos. pu,s. a la dipomacla. qu'
tan habilmente ha sabida ahuyentai
as negras nubcs que Sc German sobr'
! horizonte V no penscmos "n cue ha
"a guerras que siempre danan y per
udcan. ann al mismo venccdor. 81
gar por ESQ las ventaJas que pucdal
encr. Vale mas una guerra que n
u terremoto como q de Mesina.
Dcsgraciadamcnte. no bastan Ia pa
IL prosperidad en- los negoclos par"
ne los puehlos puedan mostrarse sd
isfechus. Y 81 no ahi tenemos Il la vlr
nosa Alemania. de la cual no sabe-
nos que diria Tactic 81 resucitara.
Berlin otras muchas ciudadcs cstaI
on.vertidas en- sendas Babionlas, a.
q las violentas conminaclones del dipu
4do cat6lico Herr Roeret para Que e
,obierpo puslera coto a los -lenom'm"
as escandalos que Sc dan en Ia capi.
i de Nemania. eI ministro del Int
5or herr Won MoItke. Sc mo>tro com
lido. frlo. sin saber que contes'ar' }
xcusandose cn la poljcla,
La prensa berlinesa, cumpll mo-" con
no de los primordiaies debcre> de to
,,, pren,... es,a hacienda a su Nez M"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
MISAS

Catedral-Dias laborables: Z, 7-3O J
8 e30.-Festivos s, Z, 3, BY ii.
San Francisco.-Dias lahorables: Z
--restivos: $50, Z y 7-30.
San Jose.-Dias laborables: Z y 1-3O'
--Festivos: $50, 7y 7-30.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborables: Z ,
7-30-Festivos 6 y 10.
Puerta de Tierra.-Martes: do
aingos: 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
Hotel Pr TiS
GALE MENDEZ VIGO Mum. Ia
Mayagiiez.

Sltuado este establecimicnto en- ell
centro de la calle Mendez Vigo, CON
un jardin al frente, es ell que reun9
mayores ventajas comodidades para
los senores yiajeros, y el que euenta
con mejores habitaciones frescas, VEN
tlIadas, magnificos banos y duchas.
Comidas a todas horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
ReVista eztranj9ra

DlTidSt Uut iahN''
mundiales estan repitiendo 10 de los
misicos de Lumplaque, que amaneciei
ron tempando. Todo es templar para
hacer la guerra, pero van paSando dias
meses amos. afortunadamente 81
Cuen en- su ocupaci6n de prepararse,
en- la cual les sorprendera el dla del
Juicio Final.
IQuien sera capaz de deJar de telicl-
tarse nor clio? Naldria la pena, SIN
embargo, de que va que nadie qhiere
empezar. Sc acordara de una vez de
iarlo no mantener de continue eSa
agitaci5n que tanto perJudlca las 30
sas los bolsillos.
Desde 1875 hasta la fecha 50 han da-
do nor inminentes las mas terrIoieS
euerras y Dios graclaS SOLO Ia hao'-
do tres. aunque pagando el patio de
nm. do elias nosotros. F'ue clertamen-
tc nm negocio redondo, unlco el que al
canzaron los Estados ndos, como Il"
sc logra otro, pero en- caihp'o no ."
caron tanto. III de mucho los otros ven
e..aores Russia triunf0 de Trquia,
en- nltimo ,resultado trabaJ' para >fo'
reves balkanicos y para Austria. -
..Iap5n venci6 al moscovHaa y los lra
lbs de Ia victoria no fueIon por clrr'o
tan 6pimos como esperaha- ''hlue.
=; aesnnes de hacer una guerra y ven
ear no salen las cuentas Ia que sem
brar la muerte ei estragof
Tai vez pensando este mismo So con
tentan las naciones con tempiar' II"
.eahando de decidirse comrnzar Ia
a.,6n La audicion no es NADIA era'
IN como sabran los que han 100 a's"-
,az al teatro mucho antes de Il
bora de empezar SEA a la nora q"'
anuncian los carteles, pero vale 'h"A
aauello que no OR tocass luego gums
atroeidad que ataque los nerVios )
yuelva sordo.
De ahi que Sc hayan convertible e
ayna de carrajas la tremenda guer's
aueri ano- .aponesa; stro-s mo-
teneorina. austro-italiana; anglo ger
man;ea. que haya que renufciar
one ocurra NADIA entire francia Aio-
mania 4 proposito de Marruecos. Ma
die tiene ganas de renir Para 'odaS
ias nac,oncs el porvemr esta oScuio !
buele & aueso, no hay que mar eh ID
aoa aa los teoremas sobre la VIC
. tcria. =.
Queda, pues, redueido todo a orava
tas. vale mas asi, aunqne ih'iii''"
monte menos que renunciar de una Ve-
4 esos gastos insoportables en- acoraAo
5o. canones. Ell general Picquart ma
becbo saber que Francia esIa pr par"
da. el emperador Guillcrmo a"un'h
n todo momento que va haJar -
1.n5p los Estados Unldos - ense
nan los colmillos, rero no pasa az an
La Ultima amenaza IS 81 Ingia'rFr"
-. .s.adistica mercantll aeusa una
baia alarman,e. va a eehar ror la ca
LA de enmedio arruinar el co'ner'i
.,.,sn con ma guerra martina -
nos figura. sin embargo, que hay ="
ra siglos. antes de que los "aihigenSf
como dijo el otro. los ger"a'"'S
dec;dan 4 ventilar sus compe'eneias
nor Ia violencia. antes bieD. pareee q"'
s Ultima hors Ia ha dsdo a Ia pre"S"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
SeccItn RcigIIOSa

Santos para msnana:
San Eulogio pbro. y santa Aurea
sirgen y martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
ArtlCulOs para eCr'!OrIO
UN GRAN SJaTID0

Escrlbanias elegantes, propias para
regalos, de varios tamaiios precios
Papeles de todas ciases. Sobres, La
pices. Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para co
plar, Copiadores de cartas, Llbretas d.
rudos tamarlos, Factureros ultlmo mo
1elo infndad de ohJetos precioe
economicos.
De yenta en- Q, BOLETTN MERCAN
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-10
Alfredo opisso.


prOpiaS para reSa'o,. de
Vtnth en- I'll
Bon ETIN AERCANTIL.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
Fancy Groceries,

Too mention, and all that tempts the
petite and for the pocket Candy 7c pound Low
Candies Chocolate &C. Eyerythngin canned goods
Pickles. ees Jams, Heinz 81 varieties, all fresh and finest
goods the market Fine Columbia River Salmon, the zoe
very finest tall Argo brand know
is, closing price 14c Tomatoes OLD hand
kind 712 Pie Peaches California Desert Peaches
all kinds, Fine French Sarines, the
cents kind for 10 cents the cheaper kind
boxes Crackers of all kinds Uneeda Biscuits
Dozen goods of the National Biscuit Companys
brands intending Nabscos $10O Dozen, Baking Powders
and everything else in the line.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
Hosiery and Notions,

good assortment of Hosiery for Ladies, Misses Chill
dren of the good kind that will wear all wholesale
cost Men and Boys work. Neggee and Dress Shirts worth
75c for &c., Overs Underwear &C. Soaps Toilet articles
and thousands of other things mention bid
and do you money do ask
to spend with if we
your self and family every hard earned dollar
tor the
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
Heavy Groceries,

Meat Ribbed Sides 1oc, Finest Hams 512c Breakfast
Bacon 14c Finest Pic Mic Hams 9-2. Pure Lard 121-2c
Coolne Butter Fresh and good Good Coffee 712c
fine golden Rio at 10c Fine Roasted Coffee l2l-2c, High
Grade brands such Luzanne Morning Glory Bass Special
all at 19c Granulated Sugar pound Light Brown
412c Best Flour S. barrel Gold Dust washing powders
$375 Star Lye SIT case Lump Starch the box
Look at the prices. see if interested.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
Crockery, Glassware and TIinWare.

sacrifice prices Fine tinted and decorated Toilet
pieces worth 81 so for $3.50 Large Bowls and Pitchers
Cups and Saucers Plates Dishes decora
and plain, Tinware price, Lamps of various
kinds.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
Ten DAYS,

Remember the time, his special sale not fake sale,
but absolute closing and winding of business One
Thousand Dollar Reward to it Otherwise Everything
must without reserve every article of Merchandise all
Furniture and Fixtures Show Counter and Computing
Scales Paper Display Racks large Refrigerator
Coffee Mill Platform Scales &C.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
Opportunity Of a Life Time,

Never the history Dillon and Marion has such
the buy will need for months Mr.
mawat ONE quick dollar will o the utyof oftwo
few wiIp
will sippeto edquater in
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
Grocery Stock,

About six thousand dollars worth of staple fancy grocer
les thrown the market be sold cga less price
loss gain Thc large stock staple fancy groceries,
notions and fancy articles heretofore Bass
has been taken by WHITE COUGH the South's great
bargain gvers This entire stock during
the
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-03-25
TObaCCOs and Cigars,

big stock the we'll brands all less than
Factory cost don't believe ask dealer Brown
Mule at 272 other brands ratio of reduction
low IS cents pound Cigars all the we'll known brands
Guiding Cncos that sell for less than each will
50 so hundred Cigarettes 81 per thousand
smoking Tobacco at Factory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
IS STABBED WITH JACKKN|FE
IN A BITTER QUARREL
OVER CARD GAME
GREEK LABORER LANDS IN
HOSPITAL AND ASSAILANr
IN JAIL INJURED MAN
WILL RECOVER.

Thomas Coffin, Greek lahore:
stabbed by Louis Manos, a fellow
countryman, in the coffee house
at 1921 Commerce street, early
this morning, will recover. At
the Fannie Paddock hospital,
where Coffin was taken after. the
stabbing ARRAY, his life was at
first despaired of, but today he
Is declared out of danger. Manos
inflicted a deep wound in Coffin 5
side, just under the third rib.
Manos and Coffin had besh
gambling with other Greeks in q
c street lodging house when al
alteration arose and some one
sent for the police. All the
Greeks beat a hasty retreat. Cot
fin went to the Greek coffee
house and billiard hall on Com
merce street, where Manos found
him at 1 o'clock.
The quarrel was renewed and
Manos suddenly drew a jack
knife from his pocket and stab
bed Coffin. Gus Geros, the pro-
prietor. was the only witness 10
the act.
AT the police station Manos
stated that he did not draw his
knife until Coffin had threatened
to injure him in the same man.
ner.
Manos came to Tacoma four
days ago from Seattle. Manos
lives in a lodging house on South
Twenty-fourth street and has a
family in the old country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
MURDER COST
THE COUNTY
NEARLY $4,000

Nearly $1,000 was expende /
in conducting the trials of
Charles F. NewcomTb and Mrs.
Martina Kvalshaug for the MUIR
der of Martin Kvalshaug. This is
shown by figures compiled by the
prosecuting attorneys office.
Newcomb's trial was the more
costly of the two, owing to the
many experts who were called by
the state to disprove the insanity
defense. The total for this trial
was $6,256.60.
The bill which the Taxpayers
have to pay for the trial of Mrs.
Kvalshaug is $4,618.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
LABOR LEADER
May RUN FOR
CONGRESS

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Dec. 10.-Charles
r. Case, president of the Wash
ington Federation of Labor, is
urged by union labor friends to
become a candidate for congress
at the polls next November. Mr..
Case is republican. He said
last evening that many members
of various unions had urged him
to announce his candidacy but he
would not be able to make a
stand for some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
STATE BOARD OF
EDUCATION WILL
MEET IN TACOMA

OLYMPIA, Dec. 10. - State
School Superintendent H. b.
Dewey has issued a call for a
special meeting of the state board
of education to assemble at Ia
coma December %, at which time
the course of study for the schools
of the state will be revised and
the schools will be designated
from which graduates will be
eligible as teachers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
DIDN'T WANT
WIFE To KNOW

]. P. Noonan, the man who
threw a pool ball at passing
automobile on Commerce street
while intoxicated Wednesday
night, told Police Judge Arntson
yesterday that he was merely try
ing to get rid of the ball so that
hes wife wouldn't know he had
stayed late at lodge meeting.
That's a funny lodge you at
tend" commented the court.
Noonan was fined $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
WOMAN ORGANIZER IS
SENT To JAIL IN
SPOKANE

(By United Press Leased Wire
, SPOKANE, Dec. 10.-After de-
liberating for 20 minutes, the jury
hearing the case of Elizabeth
Gurley Flynn, national organizer
of the Industrial Workers of the
World, charged with conspiring to
incite violation of the laws of
Spokane, the woman was last night
found guilty and sentenced to
serve three months in the county
Jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
Northwest
Grocery Co.

Buy Raisins while Raisins' are
cheap. Special prices for a lin
tied time.
Choice Seed1ess, lbs. for. .25c
A Grown Loose Muscatel, 8.
lbs. Tor 49,. .25c
Fancy Seeded in packages, 2
Ior ......... ........ loo
London Layers for table use.
per lb. .............. 15c
Potatoes Potatoes
We we're obliged to ask more
the past few days on account of
extra cost of delivery.
Present price, per hundred 81 90
When purchased with other
goods.
Miscellaneous.
Navel Oranges, per dozen,
49,. Zoe and 25C
Japanese Oranges, per doz. Toe
Maple Syrup, for hot cakes,
per gallon ...,......s..... 0Sc
Figs or Dates, 2 pkgs. for. 15c
Kippered Salmon, per lib. 80. Zoe
Stock Fish. per lb.. .......121k c
Don't forget our Special Cof-
fee Sale on Saturday. 35-cent
M, & ], Coffee for 25 cents, and
our 25-cent Java Blend for zoe.
We are also headquarters for the
celebrated harrington Hall Steel
Cut Coffee.
NORTHWEST GROCERY 90.
1904 Commerce Sc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-10
FINED 500 FOR
LARCENY

Charged with pilfering and
pawning a mandolin owned by H.
l. Romano, local music teacher,
]. w. Byrnes, solicitor for Ro-
mano, was found guilty of petty
larceny by Police Judge Arntson
yesterday and fined 500.
Rain or shine, Scott's Studio
can make your holiday photo
graphs. 600 Pacific ave. ***
DR.. Thomas, Osteopaths. **a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-15
Aged Attorney
Repents Gift

After practiclng saw for many years
and having served a. federal iuage III
the Greek nation III territorial days.
Judge Joan =. Thomas OF aiuskogee
has Just now learned that he cannot
make his wife gifE when ha thinks
her tine best wife on earth and thAn
dlspossess bier when be has reached q
differezt conclusion - to her zaint.
llness
In days g0na hy. when scheduling
property in sfsskogee was game IT.
which aII who were next might play.
L appears thaf Judge Thomas had some
Muskogea property scheduled ii ILL.,
wifes name: Later the Judge and H.
wtfe became divorced and he sought
tc have TIE property III his own name.
hut the court. Ia decision Just rem
dsred. hClds that - gist made Nv y
husband to bis wife il nos annulled by
divorce and that he cannot plead
that the property was Obtained from
hlm ny Imposition or deceit when shs
facts show only taAt ~ was mistaken
III hers nscral worzh ara virtue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-15

older wo4 kRsen are. In soaae cases, also
admitted, This work has ROW pasSea
the experimental stage la the night
schools attendance ~ apprentices ii
NonpMiSory A regular thFeeA year
course Il mapped CUT lne@dlng arith.
naetle. elementary mechanics aud me
ehaRieaE drawnx The 0rnaha public
library has established special
branch at tAe shops. containing books
~ mechanics and engiaeeraag, to
which the men have tree access The
BOYS take great interest la their work
and advance RAPIDLY A. soon a. they
aaiSh kAe course and are property QaaA
iESd thex are put at meFe Tespcasi6ls
work. This school proved - success
esal that a@otheF has heea epene1 hy
tAe COMPANY LIN tts Shops III CAeyennes
A similar apprentices nlght school
Is maintained hy tho Oregon Shers
hiae 1t Sparkss Neys. anier supervisr
lon az 4 professor frorn ahs state ank
veFslSy 4 feature og tbs school =
the time credits allowed to the Aoxs
Eor p0actRal attendance amd proper iRr
sersst This credit amounts to 81 days
Tor each year. and is applied - their
apprenticeship. FoF Instance. an ap
RreDtEce having taken aoar wears tuA
glea and A&ylng received . credit TX
sR dasS toF each year. can ecmspete
toae ycars apprenticeship Ia three
yeats and elgAt months. reeeiviag Bis
ratsnS as N9rst5ym man faar mouths
sarlier than Otherwise Ia tgs trans
portatlon department The Oregon short
Line trains y9ang ulsR - nrakemen
under kAs cars ok exparleneed crews
Fhe students are drilled in she meth-
ods q handing trains and are required
- stusay tAe rGlss snd regaia1t0as or
the operating Department Ehair prog
rsss Is carefully watched and whea
profeieak they are recommended s0
tha sralRmaster og whom thes ars
eaozoaghls s82mAn@a before aaasiss4
inx - rsealar AraSsaaan. AlzA1mgh tna
service a2 assa yoang msn aRe net ef
ulaeA value walls tAeg srs laaFaing
tAe business tAs compary nsvs them
saakscisnt wagea to sappork them 4sHS~
ln& thslr Rnprentscsshim
The sxpsndstmrsm AB tha ccgnnanlea
epr he sdsieaEton of Eheir anpranEacss
Is nnliS warranted ia tAeir aHtsmaEiun
by the more aafsriaut mor& tAas Witt
s@k. the saxins of elns and mareEsal
due tn higher prcheiencs and me as
saraaee that an eamRlesf0n ef hin
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