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How.s This

We one One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that anne ba
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY y co. Proprietors.
Toledo, o..
We. the undersigned have known r. y.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
West & Truax. Wholesale Druggists.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price, 4iec per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
free. 80 Ehs .g57 ; ~ g-3i
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~to-wearing them. lest they be COM
mented upon too freely In public places.
That all women will act upon principle
in this matter is not to be looked for
yet; but by degrees that happy condi-
ton will ultimately be reached. With.
Eot,<G a a,,hf 81 81 Ss8e fS-ha& 49, SfSsalcSa
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Philadelphia Record: Mr.. Newliwed-so
you've been buying more useless truck!
We have absolutely no use for those eur
tains. Haven't I told o to stop buy
ing things Just because they were cheap?,
Mrs. Newliwcd-"Yes, my dear, and /
have obeyed you. Those. curtains weren't
A. al cheap"
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sssSgshfy Stssi II sILssadsn an impecun-
sioiasnobaernan Asvhe5onte wrote to the
late sam4Ie wfs. the money lender, in-
s~SiaftgNhin to- dinner. Lewis replied
ifl11ss Dear Lord l am sorry
that I shall not be able to accept your
invitation to dinner. If, however, you
will tell me the amoun you require
I viii see what I can do for you.
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MCKINLEY TAKES THE OATH.
f. sworn In As President for hi secol

IL Sworn In as President for the Second
} Time.
Washington, March ,4-President Nc
Kinley at Eli. vas sworn in to sue
coed himself MS chief magistrate of the
United States O n a handsomely deco
rated stand at the east front of the
capitol, in the presence of q surging
multitude. a dense throng filed Sail
The winding walks. broad avenues and
streets, overflowing In thousands into
the sweep of the lawn, and even seek
ing treetops for points OF vantage.
There were quite as many women In
the throng as men. II is estimated
that 10000 people#were packed In the
nssemblage. but despite the crush, no
word came of any accident to mar the
festivities.
lust before. 1 O'Clock a drizzling
sleet, with hail, began to fall, and over
the. sea OF heads went up countless
brellas. It was just ! o'clock when tha
Official party came through the main
doorway of the capitol. All eyes were
strained toward the distinguished
groups as they appeared. Usually the
president comes among the first, but
today there vas an entire change. In
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To accommodate those who are partial
70 the use Of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trou-
bSs, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube 10 Is cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med.
icinal properties Of the solid preparation.
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Chicago Tribune: Thomas. said the
teacher of the class In physiology, sean
you give q familiar instance Of the pows
ter OF the human syHtem to adapt5 ITSELF
10 changed conditions r.
Yes, M, responded Tommy Tucker
my aunt Abigail gained 100 pounds IL
flesh In less n q year an her skin didn't
crackle o partinles 4T,
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Youthful Inyestieator,

Philadelphia Inquirer: A little girl who
had been tearing her doll5to pieces dur.
ing the week attended Sunday school OF
the following Sabbath and was asked
what Adam was made of. 'sDust,'' shs
replied. And what was Eve made ofen
"sawdust." promptly answered the little
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New York has n unique organization
ina Fifteen Minute Club 1t Is COM
posed of newspaper men. They meet
every night at 10 o'clock sharp and
hSn purely social-no set papers or
8specches are permitted.
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SIOUX FALLS ELS OFFER.
Offers sitc and Suite House IL Capital
sHEUF-eSEl0l a VarnOv0d ThNrr&s4g 1870

Sioux Falls. s. d., March 2.-Witi
only a few dissenting votes Sioux Fall,
citizens, ut a mass meeting today, held
to discuss the question OF the remova;
of the state capital from Pierre, and
now before the legislature. adopted .
resolution ~instructing Mayor Burnsid,
to notify the Sioux Falls representa-,
removal of the capital to Sioux Fall,
and to pledge the city to provide q
capitol building and a site without ex.
pense to the state.
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Black cloth in which absolute
31y@no dye has been used is the result
OF an experiment. at Austerlitz. N. Z.
g. w. Peterson has a large stock farm
and conceived the Idea of raising a
hook OF MY black sheep. Their wool
has heen carefully saved, spun and
Y into cloth which is a rich brown
black in color. 50
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A D.nerent Po,nt 3, y,ev

Harper's Bazaar: Willie tcrying)-
"Mamma-boo-hoo-Joe hit me with a
great big brick Boo-hoo!"
Mamma-sAnd what did you do to him.
dear?"
Willie-"I hit him gently with that same
little brick he threw at me-,
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RoBT. soMEKs

Good Authority Says He win BE Lowe.
Brule Indian Agent.
Pierre. S. D., March Sit was given
out here last night on the best author.
3ity that Deputy United States Marshal
Robert Somers has been Endorsed by
Congressman Burke and Gamble fol
Indian Agent at the Lower Brule agen;
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Ch..v r1rnten Fare.

Philadelphia Press: Il do want tew take
a ride on them steam cars again, JOSH
said the good old soul. but ] reckon Id
wait till after Ash We'n.sday.'
Whats thet got tew do with it?' in
quired the old man.
II seemed a piece In this weeks vindi-
cator-I didn't 1es' read It all-but twas
somethin' bout Cheap Lenten Fare. -,
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Il am glad that Mrs. Nation smashed
those Kansas saloons Why are you
against the run sellers In Kansas.
Weafy?" II made a tour through that
state once and not a single one Of those
blasted ~Jointkecpers would even trust
me for a drink"
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nara Is CLASSIFY.

afsaR. 6AK0 % ClAe6Itys
Washington starr: What did you think
OF that farewell speech .. mine?. ask u
the orator.
ssrYell,a, answered Miss Cayenne, ITO be
candid. could not quite make up my
mind whether II ought to be referred 10.
az q swan song or az merely of the
customary cackies.
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Rev. John Watson clan Maclaren.)
IN the course OF a recent sermon for the
London hospital fund said that his ex-
p%erience had been that most people
became Ill because they had never set
any restraint upon their appetites, or
because their fathers or grandfathers
had not"
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rha rruth Foreea Home

Chicago Times-Herald: I'm afraid.,'
III sighed, that I'm getting old,
"Why?'' he asked.
When I go to the grocery store now
the clerks don't nearly break their necks
trying to beat one another In tng my
orders ~
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sse@MmmVnV FOR. both saxes, for the cure Of
0O8UvQ unnatural discharges, imam.
Icstoss itsisstieas. Ulcer.tion,; An Internal rem.
KiAd Drug Cempany. Of Elatn, III. Sent By mali On
{seetys q bslce: HI Baker, Druggist Sioux City,
~ xs, ~ carries . full line Of rubber goods.
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HnstlinE Necessary.

March Smart Set: Lena-You've never
heard anything bad about me, have you?
Maude-No; but it has been all I could
do to keep from 1t.
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Each package of PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYE colors either Silk, Wool or
Cotton perfectly at Ii boiling.
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Nasal atarrh quickly yields to treat
mont by Eiy's Cream Balm, whichis agree
ably aromatic. It 10 received through the
nostrils, oleansss and heals the whois sur
face over which il difnses itself. Druggista
sell the Doc. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
fha treatmank $50
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The Gratitude OF Property.

= H6 Ut1tItuuV w EObPtFiEy.
Brooklyn Life: The artist-That 10 bs
far the best portrait in your whole collec.
tion.
Mr.. Wacash-You bet! Why, mywife
and / arc constantly Quarre1ing over who
should have him for al ancestor.
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Hnr Ha lsrnnnaA,

How He Proposed.
Chicago Record: 'How do you think
Mr.. Simpson proposed? 2,
.'I'll never guess
He asked me II I felt f%avorably dis
posed to q unifcation of interests
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A Great Ch.ncc,

The great public schools OF the large cities
use Carter's Ink exclusively. 1t Is the best
and costs no more than the poorest. Get IT.
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The pImculty Overcome.

the IJIHCuILy OVefCOm0.
March Smart Set: Brooks-I wish you'd
pay me that SO you owe me, old fellow.
B0rrowitI couldn't think Of 1t,
Brooks.
"But I'm here to remind you OF IL"
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II itfails to cure.
Z. w. Grove's signature 10 o n each box. 25o.
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The Key to the situation.

March Smart Set: First Detective-How
did you manage to discover the scandal
in their family closet?
Second Detective-Well, you see, I had
q skeleton key.
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:
Founded 4 SNOW Bank

Newark Advertiser: Made a little on
he outside this morning"
''How?"
..Shoveling now"
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When Washington was proceeding
from Mount Vernon to New York. In
1883, to be inaugurnted as the first pres
ident of the United States. recalled a
Boston man the other day, Hhis pass
age through the several cities enroute
was made the occasion for magnificent
demonstrations, the most notable OF
which was at Philadelphia. An early
historian tells us that General Arthur
st. Clair headed the local notables who
went out from Philadelphia to meet
and receive the president-elect; that
the city was filled with people, and
that triumphal arches had been erect
ed over many of the streets. While
passing bareheaded beneath one OF the
arches erected for the OCCASION, the
historian tells us, Washington was re-
qucsted to stop, He did so, and a
young oma placed on his brow the
laurel wreath of victory"
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why He Didn't AK.

you wen right In boldly, did your
Eyes, after looking in. And you started
ahead and asked TIE old man for his
daughter" well, no, I didn't, why
not?" He wasn't there
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- aLaNEa. =EHz4nHNE-r -.a--eHH a"Nra
The coachmen Of Washington had a
ball the other night. The rules of social
precedence are strictly observed at
these functions. The Washington
coachmen drive famous people, and
they rank as their employers rank. For
instance, Mr.. William Hatcher. the
coachman for Secretary Hay takes
precedence over Mr.. Henry f.
Petit, the coachman for Secretary
Root. And Mr.. James Campbell, the
coachman for Senator Chauncey NJ. De-
pew. I'M behind Mr.. James Smith.
the coachman for Secretary Wilson.
The men who drive the horses of the
cabinet members. diplomats, senators,
representatives and government Off
Gals were there with the exception Of
Mr.. William BigIin. the coachman for
Lord Pauncefote, the British ambassa-
dor. Owing to the recent death of
Queen Victoria, Mr.. Bigiin was forced
to forego the gayeties of the evening.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-03-09

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an
infallible medicine for coughs and
colds.-N. w. Samuel, Ocean Grove, N.
j., February II. 1900.
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Atchison Globe: 1t would be so easy
for a woman to get a reputation for
orlginality-just refuse to say when her
bread Is praised that she didn't have as:
GOOD luck as usual.
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Famnys ecr,t..

80 Secf0te4S So
Baltimore American: Those people in
front OF our cage say they are descended
from u.s., observed the first monkey
ssWeII,s.. commented h second monkey,
1--WE are about the only ones of their ans
cesfors that they would pay admission to
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
RATES

70 Western Canada and gar.
ticulars ~ to how to secure
lo0 acres Of tho best Wheat
growing land on tho CONT.
nsnt, can be secured on APP
pllcation ~ the 6uperin-
fsndcpt of Immigration,
Ottawa, Canada, or tho nm
dapsfHnAd RnSsnfnnv enn.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-03-09

few minutes before 12 the last bill
was signed and the president and cab
entered the senate chamber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
SAN JUAN
Luis R0sadOo

Hoy tendra lugar IN banquete en- ell
eonsulsdo americana en- conmemoraoion de
Ia independncia de squela repnblise.
--Antier y aver se estuvieron pro-
bando los caiIones de los fuertes de San
Juan. De este examen SO sab al deben
dejsrse rsnovsrse de sus emplsxamientos.
-Ss persigue un tai pececito como
oomplioe del orfmen cometido aver detras
del oementorio.
-Contindase oobrsndo en- telegrafos
IN oentavo por cads pdmero.
Hssts ouando sefores... hssta cusn.
doF.
-El sujeto Lberato Castro, alias 10.
robsdo, presunto autor de la mnorte de
Ramon Alfonso, oometids sutier, ha sido
detenido. Nos dioen que al ilevarsele re.
oonocer ell cadaver deolaro no haberle Wis
to nuroa, ouando sc ssbe qpe estuvieron
vestidos de mascara el doming pasado. y
no haofs mucho tempo scstavieron ma
question. Este es el primer in iioio que ha-
ce sospechar de la oriminalid I'd del proce-
sado.
Nos dioen que solamente SO rie-
gan oisrtos dete, minados troxos de la
carretera en- Puerta de TERRA. | De don
de gendran esas preferencias, por Dios
Ssnto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
PoNCE,
NOTECEAS DTRECTAS

Ell alcalde impuso muItas i los conce
1ales que no aslstieron la session del saba
do, con ls cOntectdenciG dc ser federales
los que no ooacurrieron ese dfa d ocupal
aus puestos.
A muchas seeiones dejan de esistir los
ooncejoles repub'ioanos, como Moralfs,
Perez y Agullu y ia no les han aoaricia
do oon la mu'ta correspondienae.
Pero. es 10 que dira ell aloafds
-<Para aigo somCs de la misma ed
n1000
Ell seflor don NartiEo Manescau
ha cedido gratis la Junts de Sandal
el terreno donde h8 de ed f3arse Ell ba
rrac6n para aislsr d los atacados de We
risela.
Es IN rasgo de gsnercsidad que So.
bra agrsdecer Ia Junta.
--Contip ia viniendo retrasado ell 90
rreo de San Juan.
tarde.
Ell vspor FGIade1fa, que saIid dc
este puerto ell martes, lIevaba para New
York 1888 barriles 578 cajas de chi
mas.
I'll Caracas en- dias pssados tambien
cargo para ell mismo der tino 900 barri-
ea L. SOU ca1ss ds d1chas frutss.
Csda dia van siendo mejor sprecia-
das las ohinss de nueftro pats, y no sera
diffcil que sl comercio de dicho artfculo
constituya en- breve un elemento de rique
ia para la sgriculturs insular.
LA litts de atacados de varisala se
ha armentado con tree oasos mas.
Parece que tiende disminuir La cpl
demia.
Eu Las cssss donde exi. ten atacados
Sc han co!ocsdo banderas amarillas.
-Por fin SO piensa en- voiver d sumen
tar el nero de oarros para la limpiezs
pdblioa.
VS. era tempo.
= Una dc las enigFsntes que aalierou
IN la Ultima ezpadicI6n, did lug u1s
criaturs en- la travests de Californa d H.
W siis
Esa tsmpoco tiene patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
Arecibo, % de Febrero 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.

Mrv sefior mic: Luis Jov6 NE invits
en- Ey Pats que presente mi 6rms, en-
rsemplazo do Is r. que autorixau unas
ouantas lfneas publicadas por mi en- La
Correspondence. Aquf Ia tiene Luis
ROs0d
Fuf testigo presenoial del suoeso oou.
rrido aquf con motive de ia cancion atra
biiisra que pretendio entonar en- Ia VIA
pnblica M grupo callejero de amigos de
Luis Jov6, y ooumigo, mas de 500 perso
mas, cuyo testimonio spelo. Afrmo 10
que he dioho, y repito que al ell hecho no
tuvo coEsecuencias 90 debe al ascendien te
que eieroe sobre ell pueblo ell sloalds, Sc
nor Ruiz Ssgredo.
No quito nj pongo rey; digo sencilla-
mente la verdad, y declare que no tengo
proposito de amenguar los meritos que
Jove atribuye al ssi1or Urrutis, d quien
deio en- gu lugar.
Ahora & otrs coss. Dice Luis Jov6
que 81 vale mas. y es mas decents que Ia
persona veIada por la K.
Esa desveYgonxada s6rmaci6n hay
que hilarla. Aseguro 4 Jov6 que 81 no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
POLITICA UNIVERSAL

Muthos cnltivadores de tabaco ed
Cuba crfan pavos entra las plantacionet
de dicha hojs. Dioen que ellos ne comen
los gussnos sin haoer da1lo las plantas.
-En Espsfia siguen agitandose los
oarlistss. Sc prepara IN gope de Estade
an el que estan compToms tidos alguu, &
hombres de negocio.
La escus!a de sgrioultura en- proyeo
to SO ievautarA cerca de la pobe ci6n, er
terrenos perteneoientes don jose Con
zslez Hernandez.
-Iuformes de Londres opinsn qu,
de todos les buques de guerra que 81
unieron para ls manifest soion naval 81
los funerales de la reins Victcria, ell ma
poderoso de todos era el Hatxuze, envia
do por Ell Japon.
-El general iusurrecto filipino Cai
lies ha pub!ieado una proof: ma freoien
do psgar dies pesos por Ia csbexa de ca
da solda1o americana que se le presente.
-Lcrd Kuitt hener ha reunido u
considerable namero de tropas inglesas q
uorte de la Colonia del Cabo para evits
que las guerrillss de De Wett invadan
nuevo squel territorio.
Ell gobierno { hino sigue cumpliend
entertainments lss ex' gencias de los pode
res interventores. Eta pendiente Ell fja
ls indemnizaoi6n qua pegara por movili
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27

xscion de guerra a las p7t1ncias ex,rau
geras.
Los senadores americanos prepar,c
ucs psint resolution por Ia que dan pose
.es smp'ios al preai iense Ms K K'oieg para
qoe psHte al convenic De Cubs iotervsc-
Ga al lag re'soiones qre "a 10 f,toro uan
Ienga esta non ios Estados U1iIos.
-Et sabado tnvieron un imporssnte
encusnsro los beers inglsses en las oerca-
nfas do Barghar torp, saiiendo lss prime
-as oomp.at4neute da~rosa1ss.
Ell general Wood sa ssfuerxs an
convoncsF { los cub,nos de que deben
aaeptar ias praposioioues dsl gobierno da
los Estaios U nidos. El pats y la Convea
ci6n son refractarios &. sus proyectos, DADA
vez ma<.
En- ell mes prdximo saliran de Ma
drid dcf1a Ms,fs de las Meroedez gu
esposo don Carlos de Borbon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27
MARCIAL
..S,lrSun1 cOrd0!

tos que naiio el siniestro svis6 & Ia es-
poss del guardia Jaan Florit, cundisndo
a VOC de alarms.
Una ma, adumbre de PERSONS ls
tercera brigads del cuerpo de bomb ro'
acudieron al s,tio del sucesc; pero osuss
la carencia de 6tiles = 10 dittatte de las
bocas de inoendio, no pudieron Sc focer es
ia con In neces aria celeridad.
AislAndolo Sc logro ocmbatirlo laf
siete de la msfsns.
Las oasas que qnedsron ocmpletsmen
Ae dastruidas son una de Polonia Mejfa'
ma de Juan Garcfo, alias hnt ht, dos dc
La sucesi6n Iglesias y Ia COZ hers de Ia { m
presa de gusguas, adminietrada Por dor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-27

Arturo Carresas; una de don Valenifn Fa.
Ia, una de don Elias Vargas que vivfa |.
cociners Carmen Velez, tres de don Ma
nuel Gesters, dos de don Alejo Clemaptr
dos de don Angel Prado una panaae1<s:
= una de don Francisco Orlando.
Entrc los que maa han perdido ea ..
lnc,deDte se encuentrs ell re ferido Paw, !.
indivlduo que adquiri6 sus propiedad )
eJerciendo la modesto profession de quin
csliero. Su desespersci6n fu6 tai 81 cor
templar la destrucci6n de sus ahorros qu.
trat6 de suicidarse, segdn se dice.
No hubo desgracias personales. Al
gunos pasmados que ssistio desuteresa-
dameCte nnestro enthusiastic correligiora
rio doctor Gonzalez Ffagoso, & fA.ta de
un m6dico del munioipio.
La mujer de la casa don le empex6 ell
fuego estA deteDida.
Suponese que hs aldo intentional ell
sinie'tro pues Sc observa ell prscedente de
que fderon extrsidos alguuos muebles de
la casa con arterIoridad Ia catastrc fe.
Entire 10 robsdo 90 echa de menos
una cuarterola de ron.
Muchas famiiiss se guar8cen debaio
de los &rboles en- ell mayor desamparo.
Las p6rdidss SO oaloulan en 20 600
dollars.