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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-21

sentido que dejan espantados Y boquia-
biertos a los tontos, cuyo nlmero-ya
10 dijo el sabio-es infinite.
Otro vate, por el contraro, cree que
todas sus pequeneces, disgustillos. amo-
rios contrariedades malos humores me-
recen ser cOntados y llevadOs de un con
fin 4 otro del mundo en- alas DE PegaSO ::
81 su n0yia le da caabazaS. 81 los acree-
doreS le apremian, 81 la critica le pega
I'm palo, 81 a un nno suyO le ataca Ell
sarampi6n, 81 el padece, 10 que no es ma
ravilla, I'm reblandecimient0 de la me
dula. Sc agarra d la pluma y enjarreta
yersos Y yersos para lamentar sJls cuitas
que nadie 81 no es a la familia del
vate, le importan un pto.
Nj eStas nimiedades nj aquellas extra
vagancias tienen NADIA que YER con la
poesia lirica. Para MERCER el nombre
de poeta liric0 es necesario q. el dolor
por e expresado, siend0 individual V
suyo, sea al mismo tempo retiejo del do
lOr humanO que Su rISa sea el eco de
todaS las riSaS y su entusiasmO la EXPIRE
sion de todOS los entusasm0s. Como de-
Ella Quintana tan injustamente maltra-
tado por algunos criticos de Ia genera
ci6n presente, el canto del poeta debe
ser tambien digno del universe:
"Que vuestro canto en6rgico valiente
digno tambien del Universe sea.
Ell que no tenga la voz magma sono-
ia que es menester para tai empresa de-
be callarse; en- poesia como en- todo sue
lie ser la mejor palabra la que Sc queda
por decir.
ZEDA.
Madrid. EnerO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-21

dolor, las agitaciones del alma y sus me-
lancolfas, EN- una palabra, todos los gra-
dos de la escala del sentimiento.' - Los
que logran encontrar la formula mas
elevada y expresiva de las ondulaciones
del alma humana. .esOS son los que
merecen llamarse poetas, Yates, sacerdo-
tes del Ideal
En- cambio, que deplorables caricatu-
ras esos garrulos copleros que Sc Green
poetas inspirados porque rinan amor
con tamb0r al final de dos renglones del
mismo ntmero de silabas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-21

Los poetas mediocres, como estOs que
pOr aca padecemos, piensan que el par
ticularismo, o mejor dicho, el individual
lismo lirico. cOnSiste Ell la exaltaci6n de-
yo sin relaci6n alguna con el sentir de los
demas hOmbres Nacen de aqui dos la
mentables desviaciones la extravagan-
cia y la futiIidad
A 10 mejor surge un p0etratro falto de
ideas propias de sentimientOs perSo-
males. Este poetastro no Sc aviene a ser
como los deras mortales; quiere, como
el dice andar solo. sin guia nj bast0n,
aspira ser original, D mejOr dichO, uni
co y para conseguir su prop0sito ensarta
conceptos incoherentes, magma simh3-
lismos destinados yuxtapone frases sin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-21
Vida Literaria
POESIA LIRICA

NueStros poetas l1ricos-de alguna
manera hay que llamarlos-h dado
ahora en- la flor de leer slls versos EN- ell
teatro. Convencidos de que el publico
no ha de buscarlos espontaneamente,
ellos, los poetas, lie cogen por sorpresa, y
si9uiendo ell ejemplo del recitGdOr Gcer-
bus de que habla Horacio, colocan sus
pOeslas quieras que no quieraS, al reSpe-
table senado. Ignoran, sin duda que "a
los poetas medianos no los aguantan n,
los doses, nj los hombres, nj slquiera
las coIumnas tablad0s," " desde dOnde
leen recitan ellos sus composiciones.
Yo me echo temblar cuando uno de
estos Yates, de POGO pelo, aunque sean
melenudOS, sc adeIanta hasta la bateria
del escenario, papel EN- ristre y engo-
lando la yoz-y ponendo los ojoS en- blan
co Sc arranca recitar sus lucubraco-
mes pseudopoeticaS EstoS p0etaS Sueen
cantaro todo En- punto al asunto no Sc
paran en- barras: 5viene visitarnos,
pong0 pOr case, I'm monarch? pues verSoS
al soberano recien venido. iSe eelebra
una function de ninos?. .versos a Ia
infancia. Z Una ciudad es destrulda por
un terremoto? pues como 81 no fuera
bastante calamidad el tembIor de terra,
ivengan cascotes y mas cascotes sobra
Iac ,,obroc ,-1c+in,oSI
Dicese que la tarea de escribr versos
es labor inofensva ElS vcrdad; cscribr-
los es inofensvo, pero recitarlOs Q leerlos
a los que no queremos escucharlos es, en-
verdad, cruel cnsanamiento
Y no Sc crea por este que digo que
abomino 70 de la poesia. Sobre mi cabe
"a p0ngO los verSos de los pOetaS inspi-
radios Dignos son de enthusiasts aIaban-
zas aquellos privilegiados seres que sa-
ben engarZar en- SllS VcrSOS, como perlaS
en- hiIoS de orc las impresoneS mas fu-
gaces, los gritoS del coraz0n, los rapidos
fulgores de Ia algeria, los maticeS del
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b conIvta De HALEY
(Traducido para ell BOLETIN}
Ell gran astr0nomo frances Camilo Flam-
marion dice que podra dar lugar
4 una catastrofe

81 hay que Greer los sabios Y en-
primer lugar, a Camilo Flammarion, ell
cometa de Haley podra dar lugar 4 una
catastrofe.
Los astronomers del Observatorio de
Harvard no han fotografado aun ell es-
pectro del cOmeta, que Sc aproXima 4
Ia TERRA con velocidad extraordinaria.
El director del Observatorio de Yorkes
ha obtenido la imagen fotografca desea-
la y en ella aparece numerosas bandas
de cianogeno. Este rs e} veneno mas
fuerte que Sc conocc Y un solo grano de
sal de ciamuro de potasio, puesto en~fa
punta de la Iengua, puede ocasionar la
muerte. KS un gas de color azulado, Y
su oIor reeuerda el de ahnendras
Camilo FIammarion ha sido el primer
2str6nomo que descubri6 ell cianogeno en-
i cometa y hoy en- dia, todos los sabios
Sc preguntan el efecto que producira, el
paso de Ia cola, en- las cercanias de nues-
tro planeta.
Flammarion cs de la opinion que nues-
ira atm6sfera quedara imprcgnada de
cian0geno.
Una sola vez, la terra ha atravesado
la cola de un cometa y en- eSa 6poca min
gun fen6meno extraordnario fu6 seIa-
lado, d no ser lluvias abundantes y nu-
merOsOs mete0r0s.
Muchos astronomers no opinan como
Flammarion Sc fundan en- que la cola
de un cOmeta no eS NADIA mas que una
Fraction POGO importantc y Green que Sc
rd repclida p0r la masa de la TERRA del
mismO modo que 10 eS por la luz del sol.
FL cometa de HALEY aumenta de bri-
Ilo mas de prisa que 10 que habia pre-
yist0 las 0bservaciones hechaS cada dia,
han permitido calcular una 6rbita rec
titicada De este resulta que en- Mayo.
el cOmeta pasara delante del sol que,
probablemente. durante algunas horaS.
la terra atravesara la cola.
Al principle, el cometa no podia ser
Observable con el auxiio de los mayores
telescopes del mundo Y hoy puede exa-
minarse con aparatos de aiicionados.
ST las preyisiones son exactas, ell co
meta nos reServa un eSpectaculO original
De una parte su paraje delantc del gel
Y de la otra. la cola (opuesta d dich0 as
tro) envoIviendo la TERRA. a ese mo-
mento. el cometa Sc encontrara 26 mi
Homes de leguas de la TERRA y como las
colas de los cometas tienen 10, 30 y 90
millones de leguas de largo. resulta que
durante algunas horas, la TERRA estara
sumergida en dicha atm0sfera.
FL interes de este fen0meno. reside en-
|el perfecciOnamiento que hoy en- dia tie
nen los aparatos astron0micos. compa-
radios los de hace 100 amos. Que as
pecto presentara proyectadO s0bre ell sol ?
& 'oCIo OEtiNC - u G1Ibt EulOuCcS.
el espectaculo que presenciaremos en- la
maiiana del Is de Mayo. antes de la sail
da del sol, sera verdaderamente extra
ordinario y no podra borrarse nunca mas
de nueStrOS recuerdos
sQue lie ocurrira a nuestro pIaneta das
pueS de haber atravesadO durante algu
mas hOras la at1a0sfera del cometa9 No
10 sabemOs, pero hay rln precedente para
caimar d las personals inqIietas. La tie
IRA y la luna atravesaron la cola del CO.
meta HALEY Ell 1861 Y NADIA ocuiri6 de
particular, solamente lula lijera ilumina.
cion comparable a una aurora boreal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-21

tan po6tico como la contemplation adora-
bic de los rostros seductOres. Ante elloS
el espiritu Sc cmbriaga, Sc Siente la gra-
ia sensaci6n estetica, Sc aspira una olea-
da de dulce vitaIidad ritmos y armo-
Mas estrofaS colores de la madre Ma
turaleza, todO parecera pequeno ante las
semblante Por ESQ despues de mirar i
una mujer hermosa, solo cabe fijar la
mirada en- ell Cielo por buscar algo di
vino, algo comparable por sus encantos
4 esOs roStroS, 4 eSa poesia ideal que
late en- Ia terra. -.
RI Retro, Ell PaseO de la CaStellana
ell de RecoletOs, son sitios donde mas
Sc siente y percibe esta soberana poesla.
Madrid es muy amable y attractive, perO
es mas amabIe por la hermosura de Sis
muiercs y sus atracciOneS irresstibleS
Digal0 81 no mi slmpaticO amigo Sanchez
de la Fuente, joven de brillantisimo
porvenir en- ell foro, que siempre me
acompafla al atardecer para mirar el des-
file de la gentil hermOsura Ell, como yo,
OpinamoS 10 miSmO en- eStaS cosas, Opina-
mos que NADIA hay tan encantadOr como
este cuadro animad0, nj luz mas deslum-
brante que la surgida de unos ojos ne
groS, divinamente seductOres.
"Mientras palpite una mujer hermosa
habra poesia'', dijo el vate immortal. Y
yo digo y afirmo que Madrid es todo poe
sia, t0do candor de mujer Y tambi6n
afrmo que aquella es tan intensa a We
ces, tan arrobadOra ratios, que solo cabe
refugiarse lejos, sumergirse para STEM
pre- en- las ondas de este ambiente, dejan-
do que el alma sc Tlene de doradas ill-
stones con el ritmo de esa poesia que Sc
Hama mujer, con ese ritmo que es ell ver-
bo de la vida ~
ROmuGid0 REAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-21

ras esos garrulos copleros que Sc Green
poetas inspirados porque rinran amor
con tamb0r al final de dos renglones del
miSmO ntmero de s1labas.
Yo bien Sc que los tiempos que corren
no son acomodad0s para ell desarrollo Y
fiorecimiento de la poesla. En- casi todos
los 0rdenes de la vida nacional dominan
ell prosalsmo Y la ramploneria. Y 10 que
eS ann peOr el entuSIaSm0-amor apa-
sionado d 10 beIo, 4 10 bueno, 10 ver-
dadero-que anteS encendia las amaS
ha deiado el puesto 4 Ia indiferencia Y
al esceptciSm0. Las fraSes de ret0rica
barata con que algunos simulan vehe
mencias que no Senten, suenan hueco.
De esta apatla de nuestro pueblo pudie-
ran citarse mil ejemplos Uno bien re
ciente viene ahora 4 los puntos de mi
pluma. Ilace mos cnantos meses tuvo
Espana que mandar a combatir'a Africa
10 mas lozano de Su juventud. Parecla
que cSta Sacudida naci0nal cyocadora
de luchas legendarias Y despertadora de
eSperanzas adormecidas. habia de cal
dear el coraz0n de nuestrO pueblo y
exaltar Su imagination. Equivocada
creencia. Las tropaS que regresan de
Melila entran en- Madrid de noche 81
lenciosamentc, sin que la multitud las
aclame nj siquicra acuda a recibirlas
IIa habido ALI, como todo ell mundo
sabe, harto motive para luctuosaS ele-
gias her6icos ditirambos 90. Sin en-
barge, las musaS han permanecido mu-
daS ante los deSaStres Y las hazanas \
81 algGn versifcador hs3 intentado pulsar
la Ira en- Ioor del ej6rcito del Riff, su>
tocatas, mas que soneS de citara, han pa
recido rasgueoS de destemplado guita-
rrucho
FL poeta es la yoz de la muchedumbre:
cuando fsta carece de calor y de entu-
siasmo aqu6lla es debil apagada
Claro es que ell verdadero pOeta lfrico
puede buscar,-comO dice Hegel,-en 81
mismo, ell principle Y ell motive de su
inspiration y 'encerrarse pOr consi-
guiente, Ell las situacioneS interiores V
Ell los acontecimientos pasioneS de su
coraz6n y de su espiritu''. Pero aun
siendo este asi, esas stuaciones interio-
res, esOS ac0ntecimient0S de su coraz0n
son siempre infiuidoS por circmstan-
cias eXternas Y modificadoS por el am
biente que circunda al poeta Aunque
este sc encierre en- una torre de marfl,
por las ventanas y aImenas entran los
vientOS de afuera Los Salm0S de David,
quiza Ell mas grande. intimo Y personal
de los poetaS liricoS antiguos y moder-
nos, son ciertamente la historic del alma
del rey y-poeta; pero al mismo tempo que
la ndividualidad de Su autOr, Sc refiej2
en- todos ellos la psicologfa del pueblo
judo.
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Orrine Does Cure DRUNKENNESS

This is positive fact known to tens of thousands of wives and mothers of tnls land They know Orrine is a reIi- able remedy for the cure of drunkenness because 1t has restored thoir loved ones ld lives of sobriety ard usefulness Everyone of these womeF. bought Orripe With full confidence thal' 1t would effect cure or their money would be re funded to them if it failed. This guar antee Is in each bc< No other remedy for the cure of drlsnkenness is sold wifi this liberal guar,ntec, but Orrine has been so unfosrfly successful that fhe makers wans the buyers to know that they have fun protection if it should fail in edy instance. We never publish letters of patients but recently this let tei came 70 US from Dr. Nolte, Sth and Haee Sts., Philadelphia. Pa. Read it and you VIII readily appreciate why Orrne
 T have had q remarkable case of in ebflacy under my personal observation The patient drank heavily for fifteen years and reached degraded condition. whieh caused the breaking up of his family and separation from his wife Every hope was given up of ever saving the man from his strong desire for drink. and only mothers interest fnai- v persuaded him to voluntarily take treatment for his diseased condition. It was my pleasure to recommend Orrine your liquor habit cure and the treat ment was taken faithfully This was two years ago and the patient Is now in healthy condition and still ahstains rom the use of stimulants. l have sold Orrine for number of years and have always found if to be satisfactory. l be- heNe you have an exceptionally good treatment for this disease''
 Orrine is prepared in two forms No. l. powder. absolutely tasteless and odorless, given secretly in food or drink. Orrine No. 2. in pin form. is for those who wish to cure themselves. Orrine costs only sl box The guarantee is in each box. Write for Free O4ine Book let fmailed in plain sealed envelope) to orfine Co. 537 O1ine Building. Wash
 ngton, D. C. Orrine Is for sale in this city by Sorrells Drug Co. They know Orrine is reliable and affieacious rem edy for drunkenness aud they will not offer you substitute,
 Will be delivered to your residence by telepnoning 37 or TIP.
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THE BREAD LINERS.

q assure you" said President Taft in his recent address to the unfortun- ate human being that make up the bread line9 on the east side of New York city. that your fellow citizens are not the greedy. oppressive per sons yon have thought them.
 There hearts are open to help the suffering. If there is one thought I woulr convey to you, it would be to hope on. forget the difficulties, the disasters of the past, and go ahead with the thought of the future and the rig things 1t has in store for you"
 This is a verg sympathetic and friendly atterance of the president, but it does not indicate a high qual- ity of stateamanship.
 Men who are starving, who are down and out, so to speak, can not easily forget the difficulties and dis asters of the past" and, however well meant the presidents advlce is, 1t does not suggest any solution Of the great problem that is now being so generally discussed.
 Again it does not appear that the president knows any more about the big things in store" for the bread liners than they io themselves.
 Those in abject poverty the Ma con Telegraph quite pertinently re- marks, must be helped and they should be duly grateful. but the great CT problem is the struggle that now faces the masses of the people who wish to be independent, who desire to live on the fruits of their own la hor and who would spurn the offer of charity.
 Remedial legislation for their bene. fit--if remedial legislation is still pos. sible--is the demand of the hour, and no political party can afford to block the way"
 In spite of what the president has said to the contrary the struggle which the Telegraph says faces the masses of the people Is made more sqitficult by the fact that very large number of our fellow citizens in fhe United States have shown by "cornering the necessities of life and  and fixing prices at an outrageously high level, that they are nothing fl .-not --reedy and oppressive r It Is certain that these men. and -e<heir name As legion, are notp hilan thropists whdse4 hearts are open to help the suffering
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HENDERSON AS A CANDIDATE.

HENDERSON AS CANDIDATE.
 Q the Voters of the Third Chancery
 District, Composed of the Counties of
 Montgomery, Garland, Hot Spring, Sa- line and Grant.
 am a candidate for Chancellor, sub ]ect to the Democratic Primary, upon my character. training, fitness and ability qualify me to fill this office acceptably to all the people. Am native of the dis flct, but not a chronic office seeker. have never offered for an office since going out of the office of Prosecuting At torney, twenty years ago. This of Ice l held for six years, and was then retired that others as worthy might also reap the honors.
 The opportunity to win laurels by being chancellor should not always be enjoyed by one man. therefore I earn estly solicit your support on the promise that it will be my greatest ambition to nil this office with credit and honor to you and to myself
 JETHRO P HENDERSON
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NOtiSS to ueitDy gwen IndI Dy W.T. tue of decretal order of the Garland chancery court made and entered of record on the 10th day of December, 1909, in certain cause pending. wherein General Compressed Air Va cuum Machinery Company was plain. tiff, and c. E. Messinger was de- fendant, the undersigned, who was appointed special commissioner by the court to execute said decree, will, on Saturday the 22d day of January. 1910, between the hourh for judicial sales at the west front door 0s the court house of Garland county in the city of Hot Spring, Arkansas, offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder the following described per sonal property, to-wit
 One portable Air Compressor No. 2111, with attachments; weight about 3,90O pounds.
 One No. Standard Renpvator, dou- ble acting compressed air and dust ejecting carpet renovator, with re- movable dust bucket and one extra hood.
 Two standard twelve-inch compress ed air dust separating tanks; dust eiecting carpet sweeper with/ dust bucket and one extra hood and two 25-foot section one-inch hose.
 One stair renovator, five inches wide.
 One nozzle for cleaning edges of floor carpets .viEsN short handle.
 One compressed air vacuum brush, for brushing clothes; also used for brushing walls, furniture, shelves, etc.
 One Finch adjustable nozzle tip, 14 inch adjustable nozzle tip
 One 6 inch adjustable nozzle tip; two dust display glass stands. One pillow and bolster needle; one furniture and tapestry renovator with compressed air blast and dust ejector.
 Two five foot extension pipes and nozzle with round tip for walls and blowing. Nozzle for outer edges of stair carpets.
 One nozzle, 11k inch radius; one nozzle, two inch radius; one nozzle, 2la inch radius.
 Two F inch lever handle cocks for hose line; one Tuft button cleaner for upholstery; one disinfecting and grease removing nozzle: 400 feet F inch air hose, 30 foot section; 200 feet F inc/ wated hose, 50 loot sections i; fifty feet inch air hose; 1s inch noz. gle with round tip; no inch nozzle with round tip; one engine exhaust valve; one air exhaust valve spring: one engineers hammer, one 1 gallon oil can; one pint oil can; one screw driver, one pair pipe pliers one still son wrench; one igniter spring; one monkey wrench, oe set wreches, f inch to 7-S inch; one double end spanner wrench, one renovator han dle wrench, two dozen F inch hose washers, half dozen inch hose wash. CTS.
 The above property will be sold upon the following terms, to-wit: One third cash. one-third in sixty days and one-third in ninety days, the pur- chaser will be required to execute bond with interest from date at the rate of per cent per annum, 10 be approved by the commissioner, for the deferred payments, and lien shall be retained upon the property to secure the payment of the bond thus given Given under my hand as commissioner of the Garland Chan eery Court on this 10th day of Jan uary, 1910
 H. A. WHITINGTON.
 Commissioner.
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BASKET BALL GAMES AT THE BiJoU ROLLER RINK FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT, LoNokE HIGH SCHOOL vs. HOT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL. GAMES CALLED s:3o P. M., PROMPTLY. SKATING UNTIL to:3o P. M. ADMISSION 1oc. 112 st
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FOR cHANcERY JUDGE.

District:I am a candidate for chancel- Tor for the second term, subject to the action of the Democratic primary Con stant attention to the business of the courts will preclude the possibility of a canvass If l have made a satisfactory chancellor would like a recollection. If elected l will try to make myself useful.
 Very truly
 ALONZO GIRL
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A little bit aeaed to your present store nsfii ieip you to help a little bit mcre' ' is saying that may be
 -ed around with both pleasure and frofit to and by great many people.
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With a letter from Whitelaw Reid being used as a campaign document in England, it is surely no impertin- ence to remind Mir. Reid of what hap nened to a gentleman named Crane.
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For the first time in more than a quarter of century, the nine dollar hog has made his appearance. We don't welcome the coming. ,tut shall De glad to speed the rarting guest.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

The Sentinel-Reeord is authorized to announce George ". Housley as a candidate for alderman from the first ward, subject 10 the action of the democratic primaries.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

The Sentinel-Record Is authorized 10 announce ]. E. Taliaferfo as a can didate for alIermas. from the fifth ward subject to the action of iho DemocTalic primaries.
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Foreign battleship builders are be. ginning 10 realize that this nation is in the same Dreadnaught class as any of their own.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce the candidacy of Orlando II. Sumpter for railroad commissioner of the southern district of Arkansas. sub jcet to the action of the Democratic primaries
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Thf aged miser at St. Louis who has died in destitute circumstances. leaving in a safe deposit vault a strong box containing s60,000, was one of class that is dying out in this country.
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Whatever other criticism might be offered against Donaghey for refus- ing the Ellis pardon, it can never be said but what his reasons were suf- fcient.
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Great interest is being taken in the distribution of chairmanships in our congress. But "a mans a man for a that whether he gets one or not.
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FOR clRcuIT LupoE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized 10 announce the name of Judge Henry Evans as candidate for reelection to the office of circuit judge in this judicial district subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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However. if the primary here had been held earlier than state conven- ticn rules prescribe wouldn't it have been a splendid opening for a yelp from the losers?
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John Bull is "all het up" over the approaching election in his domans and lords and ladies are showing nn- usual interest, enthusiasm and excite. ment.
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After all, three years penal servi- tude. with time off for good behavior isn't such a hard punishment for kill. ing fellow man.
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Many would like to have learned that Ellis was pardoned but in jus tice to Governor Donaghey the req sons why he wasn't pardoned were ample
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As in all political races, some must win and others must lose, and the world rocks along in it's usual way.
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Buy your wood and coal from the Hct Springs Wood and Coal Yards. Telephone. 73 and 195. II. c. Bondu- rant S20tf
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Then when We get this season well started the next thing for attention will be to keep it going.