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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18
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pide la CatedraI

Rscortamos de sLR DsmocraciaS, de Ma
nilA:
GEl GFresdeDS lc one no We, 6rgano en-
eieEpos de 10 iglesiA FHipinA del porvsnir,
publicA IN inteFeaAnte <MsmoriAl de Gre z 1ris
Aglipay, AFsoblspo de lA iglesi9 NReIonaf Fl
lima, dirigida q g. E william H Tsft, G3her-
nadoF, v n los honoFablss miembros do To- Co
misi6n Civi.S, en- sl euGl, sntrs vATias eosaa
pida que pop e . disposiei6n de la liz sesia
NAclonRl FIlipin& In catsdraI de Manila, por-
qEs 6sta, ebsjo el regimen espsh1 paEtsnstfa
indiSputAblementa . 10 corona a. ESpaia no
Q II SaEta Ssde. pcr Ell trRlado de PARIS 30
doe los dersehos D To catsdTai de Manila pasa
ron de In corona de Esps ia MI G3bisrno de lea
EutRdos Untdos, y 90 por tans 80, pEopiadad del
pueblo 6lipino. cor 6AdA aI euidada da IN 10.
EoEAbls comisl6n CiviLp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
e. OLTIMO BESO
5Ssbes 10 qus s. IN susriro9
II Un bsso que no So do !
Gutierrez NJ jerG.

-C'arA-murmur6-t6 EUfrss 20 no pue'
do aleiarma dsiSndote asf.... No; me moFirfa
de pe0R, sabiendo que ia quedRs sqaf DESC
Ella parm2neci6 muda; solo una Ikgrima,
una ardisnts Hgrims. largo tempo contsnida,
rssba 6 de sus o1os rombrfoS, trasando un circo
de fuego sobrs ID seductor& msiill& pklida.
A 10 vista de RqueilA ISRrima que conden'
pudo sl ioven conasnerse y Rcerc6ndoss ella
satreeh6l& spasionadGmente entire sus bRaxos,
bAlbueesndo dslirants:
MaFehemos tnntoH:
-2Partir STd sst&s loco replied ellis
sstremeeIda, dssAciendose CON violancia.-Dkr
semsjant pesaP al hombrs busno gensroso
que ma sac6 de Ia n&dA quisn t6 mismo,
ALBERTO, dsbss 10 que erssP No. jamksl Antss
morirsI
-Muramos pues I-murmur6 el iovsn de-
seBpsrsdAments.-A dos pas0s dS aquf eorEs
mo, AlbsrtoivIvir EoportAndo las desgra.
cias inmsreeidas, indicA mas vAlori
dsbsrl
Ssntfanse smbos inmensAmsnss infslices,
por un tnatAnts psrm&necieron mudos, inca
paess de pronuneiar una palAbrA an sI pAro-
xismo de So ADgnstiA.
-MRrcho con una pen&. ...-diio 81 de prom.
TO con voz Toncs. TOdos estos dias aismprs
1untos, nj una pslAbrs, nj una miFade, nj
....un beSo, u, nj IN bsso dsspuss de 3qaaI
6nieo que Asf Alarmo Ia alma. iOh cuan craell
Era mi debsr. Alberto, y 10 cumpllr6 has.
s@ FL nns 6ABB&nbS GuIpA Di@e 19moa a1Q0 70
RmAndonos. Para Eeseatar nuestr& fAltR era
precise IN gran aacr1heio. ..TG le YeaIixas
psrtIsndo muy ieios para siemprs. j; 20.
qusdandoms oil lsdo do ese aneiano que ain ni
moriria de pena
-sf, 10 comprsndc; dsbo partir. Psro hr
bre de mArchAE con ID psna de llevRr ecnmig
toFturendoms steFnaments ess heso que ms
has lsgGdo y que Aun paIpitA GA N IL lRbIos..
-El debsr impona sacrifeios ma RyoHea-baib
GEO ella con angnstia. Vets, Alberto, vsts, y
adios para siemprs......
-Ioh maFehar asfI No, nuncal Dame
nm beRo, Clara oil Gsimol
NO, Alberto, somos puroS, eonsinusmos
siendoo Gus sismpra podsmos dscir: somos
daygraeisdos psro no eulpAblss
-PaFo nm bssc, nm & timo baso. .....
Conf emoglo Gi cielo,..,y Rsf pnFihGAdo,
81 nos 10 dsvolvsF& an dis.
-PobFo santa muisrI-sxclam6 81 con
moVido.-Eso me hsce Rdorsrta a6n mas.
Sonr0 ella trtstsmente.
-Ofase "a oil ruido del earRueia 90 Rpro-
ximabR poP una de las inmsdiatas calles d
6Fbolss dAndo una vueltR apAreci6 al AnaI de
10 svsnida, . 10 sntrAdA del boGqus negro
SombIfo....
LA dsIErAeiados AmAntss, mir6ronss in.
sensAmsntss CON sl alma pusstA en- los ojos,
sus manos 80 snlR2Rron en- aRtrecho laso,
RlSando al cielo los oios euai&dos de lkgrimas,
como para tomAFlss por testigo de 81 s8crifeio,
nm tsmhloroso suspiro aseRp6se de sus Iabios
entFss blertos.
oil timo bego fGe AIf . psrdeYse AlI6 y
10 lsjoS, en- sl Asul del inHnito, fotando, como
ma Illusion dssVAnscidR @ IL tdsalixs ci6n su.
blims Dc an snauth).
Flor Daliza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18
John Brown
IA p0stOl del abOlioiOnismo en- E. U.)


Oonocido por 81 Ardor RboIicyonilts, y ce
labrs poF Eu tr6gica mneFts. NAei6 en- 1918,
en- sl Eitado de Conneetieut, emigr6 de 1852 n
1854 al h'nGAs, Ailf empe10 au propaganda
abolielonistA. B'Aneo del odio de lou escIA.
yistRa, vi6 IA uehaS vseeH taIadas aus tlsrrAs "
sL miimo sns adietos tuviaron que EufFir ra.
pstldos ultrAjas vioIeneias. Dsspues de hA-
bsr lnehado Algunos amos, dsbi6 esdsr q una
persecution t$n constants, yBe trAslad6 .
NusyA Yor, esnSagrGndoss nj suItivo ds Ia
quisiA que Allf possfA.
Psr0 Hus e1nVieeiones ae RYdaeferon uaa
maH en- In AolsdRd con sl tRRbRio, con
mas gsnsfoaidAd que prndGnela, intent6 Ata-
ear con las armss la instituciIn dc In sGclavi'
sud. ri 16 De stnbra de l.. D. ? II cabsxn da
una Vslnssna os hombrsR, an eu-o r6meYo sa'
AAoAn sus doa ht1cE, 90 RpodeF6 del RYEenaI de-
Harper Ferry, On VlrRlniA, lIam0 los %.
clAVos las &rmAs. Psio su vox no arcontr0
eco en- RquslioG hombreB, 8 muy fgnorRntes
para eompEendeRle, dsmAsiado indolsntes
para inSuFFsceionRTBe. sl 1s de Octubrs
John BrCwa fI6 AtAesdo por IN deataeMmanto
as sropaS fsdsTales. Sc defendi6 con vRIor, y
VIC e1sF Hu iSco aus doS hljos yla mayor
pAfta dc aus eompanaroH hePfdo al mitmo an
10 Ftfriska, fLe heth pTisionaro. Compareei6
snse los tribunAiss, con o enlps bic de tTaIei6r,
us sSesinRto de tsntAtIva &c levRntamfanto
sntTe los suclavoH. No huho pispad para Roue-
uos luteaa ina1oFRbles, qus le impuaisxon In
pana de musrts en- hoEeA.
EhA IsntsneiG que pTodt j. gran fsrmen.
lsISns,i n iS. 'sIa .splfi'us, qusd6, sumplita On
euatFo Gnoa AntsS de 10 famoaA proelArna az
Lincoln, en- que dselaFAbA Abolida In eseIavi-
lua de la FephbieA John B-tws muYI6 con
nna nFnns1@ eAtolie@, con lA ssrenIdad "a
qulsn safe cue muere poF una causR santa v
soi ile en- 81 tuieio de IL pcsterIdad Loa aeon.
ps'@lsA'os poaasEiorsa han dAdo n nombEs ds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18
POBRES N|NOS.....!!
MlDREs De FAMns Old Ell JGnso coxfN De vUEsTRO MtDG0

ho anunciadas escandalosa
ente ant DIR la opinion de vueso medco Los medcos de
Puerto rofesor concenca ustrados haba uno
deje de convenir con 10 de1imos.
nuo siendc
verdadero empea In elaboration de las
emulsiones amadas GRASA DE PESCADOS Ah
falO del umo M6dico verhcado
gados complete del acee de bacaao aendn
valor medicinal repugnante sabo los tras
.intesinales que ocasiona>
No medico nj farmac6uco desconozca e
ma elaboration de la Emulsion de ac bacaao tanto
uy ciert grasa de
ndige goma que epean para verifcar emulsion
utando indgesta noerabe los eetomagos de las
d6bles craturas y de los pobres enfermos.
81 tas emusiones anRde La <creootaS <guayacoS
como No tratamo de discutir e vao relative de esas
sustancas solo deban tomae medane pres
crpcion facutatva.
tuberculosis empleae guayacol
anteepco pulmonar Ea nica indication Pero to-
necestan consynte tuberculosis todos
deben tomar guayaco decmos solo eI
m6dico quon debe recero los sos 10 esue
reconuyente nofonsivO, IT'LL pT4ct'
sutados LACTO MARROW (Dr Van Ness)
de emulione aceite de bacaao
6mago Reconstuye los organmos de-
nfermedad condolences cmat6gicas Ec
fac digestion pereamente asmabe oponendose nunca
q nngdn tratamiento
lACTOMARROW compuesto <MeduaS tu6ano do los
digestion emulsion
dc aeeite de bacaao sno de huevo9 c Sa
fermentos dgetvcs escogdoe
& vehcul <eche esteexadas eementos
todos onfsinos en prncipo medicnales alimenticios
PreguI repetmos vuestro medico e dira el
MARROW medcna verdad responde las ex-
de cienc ell reonstituyente mas enegco
nedos reultados hay NADIA meo para los
para tuberculosis convaeencias lents
periodic agudo tods as Intermediates
brecido.
AL FALLo LA 1LUsTRADA CLAsE MEDOA NOS sUGETAMgs
to-Marrow
dice 10 que es demuestra 10 que vale
A4acfo- Marrow 90, Qu1micOs New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18

este deaVsnturado aboIisiorista una gran po
pularidad. En- Europa 50 Ie conoci6 special.
m snte por L. publeaci6n de una bslla dsscrip'
ei6n de Victor Hugo, que ls represents sus
psndido de la horeR. e a Anerica, su nom brs
hguro nAtura linen ts en- los cAmpos de guerra
compusstos por las gentss exaltRdas del Nor
te, que 10 eonsideFan ahorA como IN mkrtir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-18

A partir del 90 de Oetubrs pr6ximo voIvs.
rkn n tReAr On Ponce los vaporas dc In GRsd
D. Lines aZuliAS sMarAcRibo,s admitisndo
eareA pasagsros en- visgs dirseto para Nsw
York. Gportunamente - publisark sl nuevo
iuneEaFio.
AGENTS.: MorAlez y Cs-Pones. D.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
LONDON THEATRICAL
MANAGERS DELIGHTED
Shaking Hands With One Another
Over Their Prospects of
Prosperity in Business.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AND THE 81 LOUIS REPUBLIC.
London. Feb. S-(copyrisht. lyo2)--Aftar
the awful dullnsss Of the last two seasons.
the theatrical managers of London are now
shaking hands with themselves and one
another In delight. for they believe that
something like new. bright era is dawn
Ing for them. The King IS already setting
an example o: theater-g -gcirg, which, It is
believed. Will be generally followed. Both
the King and Queen seem determined 20
make the round Of the theaters Already.
il is said, theatrical shares are going up in
value.
From several theatrical ticket agents 1
learned that the King has already helped
some OF the theaters much especially the
Lyric. where Mr.. Forbes Robertson and
Miss Gertrude Elliott are playing Mice
and Men" The piece had an excellent send
off. The press notices were all most lau!a-
tory. but it didn't seem to be taking very
well with the public Just when the fate OF
the piece was hanging in the balance the
King and Queen went to see II. Since then
the Lyric has been booming. orders have
poured in and now the house Is booked up
very far In advance
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09

These are exceptionally busy days at the
Lyceum. Such has been the SUCCESS of
Sherlock Holmes that another dividend is
to be declared shortly.
Mr.. Frohmans staff Is working night and
dag getting ready two more companies to
perform the piece in the Provinces, though
there are already two Holmes Compa MES
on tour Every town smaIt or great. which
owns n playhouse is writing in asking for
dates for this immensely popular play.
Mr.. Gillette himself has been very busy.
having With great care personally chosen
the players for the new companies. Two
companies are now playing the piece in
Amsterdam and Vienna.
Apropos Of the so-callaG American inva
sion. II may be interesting t. note that 421
EnGlishrnen are given employment in
sherlock Holmes alone.
Beginning In September. the Lyeeum will
be occupied by Miss Nance p'Neii for sew
eral months in repertoire. She is row in
australia and win return by way of Cairo,
Malta and Gibraltar. giving performances
with her own company on the way.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
QUESTION OF time
may DECIDE HIS FATE.
Will Prince. Brother of Mrs. Lulu
Kennedy, Is on Trial at
Kansas City.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

PIBLfC SPECIAL
Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. S.-Tke lie OF VIII
Prince, brother Of Mrs Lulu Kennedy. may
depend upon seven minutes Of time. VIII
IS on trial here this week charged with be-
ing party TO the murder one year ago OF
Phil Kennedy. when his sister. Mrs. Ken
nedy. shot her husband to death. and in her
rage ground the heel OF her shoe into his
blanched. dead face.
So far. the evidence has shown that VIII
Prince arrived at the Ridge building,
where the killing occurred, according to the
State. at $50. and, by the WITNESSES OF the
defense. as late az 5::3.
As the police apprehend.d Viii by the
side o; his sister, half a minute after the
murder. no effort is made to prove the hoy
was not there, hut efforts are being made
to disproye the states testimony that VIII
arrived at the Ridge building at $50 for ii
would be hart; to show that he was in that
unusual place idiing seven minutes. when
mis- sister vas wit;,in 200 feet of him with
his ovE pisto! in her pocket. waiting for
fier husband with intcrt to xii: him.
This afternoon the defense is m IIntainins
that the murder ,iid not occur until J:iS
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
MISSOURI sHERlFFs ORGANIZED.
Protective Association Formed al
jefferson CITY "Wednesday.

The Sheriffs Association Of the state of
Missouri was formed at jefferson City
Wednesday. Joseph Dickrarn of ST. Louis
was chairman. The object Of the associa-
tiou is to promote n h=tter acquaintance
among the Sleriffs of the state.
y resolution was raSse': calling the at
tentiun of the Legislature TO the present
laws affecting Sheri6s. it asks for apprn-
TriaLe legislation allowing Shsriffs their
fees in criminal cases where the defendant
is discharged hy the examining magistrate.
requiring Il cash depo-it in, civil eases sufii-
cilnt to cover costs. and a change of the
Sheriff's term Of office from two 10 -four
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09


The elixir Of life. That he is able. with the
aid OF a mysterious compound. known only
% himself. produced as result Of the
ears he has spent in searching for this
precious life-givlng boon. to cure any ard
very disease that is known to the human
body. There is no doubt Of the doctors
caruestness in making his claim and the
remarkable cures that he is daily effecting
seem to bear him out very strongly. His
theory which he advances is one Of reason
and based on sound experience In medical
practice Of many years. II costs nothing to
try his remarkable elixir of Life" he
calls II, for he sends 1t free. TO any one
who is a sufferer. in sufficient quantities TO
convince OF Its ability to cure. So there is
absolutely no risk to run. Some Of the cures
cited ara very remarkable. and but for re-
liable witnesses would hardly be credited
The lame have thrown away crutches asd
walked about after two or three trials or
the remedy. The sick. given UP by home
loctors have been restored to their fami-
Hes and friends in perfect health. Rheuma-
tisrn. neuralgia. stomach, heart, liver kid
ney blood and skin diseases and bladder
troubles disappear as by magic. Headaches.
l1ackaches. nervousness. fevers consump-
don, coughs, colds, asthma, catarrh, bron-
:hitis Gnd all affections OF the throat, lungs
IT any vital organs are easily overcome in
a space Of time that is simply marvellous
Partial paralysis. locomotor ataxia,
iropsy. gout. scrofula and piles are quickly
and permanently removed. 1t purifies the
entire system. blood and tissues: restores
normal nerve power circulation and a STATE
Of perfect health is produced at once. To
che doctor all systems are alike and equally
affected by this great Elixir of Life"
Gend for the remedy to-day. 1t is free to
svsfy sufferer. State what you want to be
cured Of and the sure remedy for 1t viii be
ssht yo& free BY. return maii.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
Ladies' Kcnnei Association Show.
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

ID. f. Harrington of New York IS a
guest at the st. Nicholas.
r. Frazer Of Rock Island. ILL.,. has
rooms at the Moser.
"A. y. Kelley of Raymouth. Mass. fs
stopping at the Planters.
"A. T. Campbell OF Lexington, KY. IS
registered at the Laclede.
Robert E. Smith of South Roas. Cal,
was At the Southern yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Dicklnso.. Ct Louis
vile, KY, are at the Moser.
A. ]. Kern of New York was among
yesterdays arrivals at the st. Nicholas.
u: \. McCracken, Jr.: Of, Of Livingston
Mont. has rooms at the Lndel1.
Otto kessler of PittshurG. Pa. Is stop
ping at the Planters.
B. I. Sibert of Dallas. Tex. has rooms
at the Lacleje.
Alvin E. Pope Of Omaha, Neb, spent
yesterday at the Southern.
C Fl. Kidd of Mayfield. Ky. is a guest
at the Moser
"A J. Hildreth of Kirksville. Mo-. has
rooms at the St Nicholas.
T. r. Caldwell OF Bonham, Tex. Is
registered at the Lindell.
H. E. Spaulding of Muskogee. l. T. ar
rived at the Planters yesterday.
e. G. Hooker Of New Orleans. La. has
rooms at the Laclede.
e. j.. Byron of Toledo. o.. was among
Yesterdays arrivals at the Southern.
MIR. and Mrs. II. 7. Harris Of Fort
Scott, kas-, are at the Moser.
Henry ). Lhpel OF Ne" 1ork IL guest
at the ST. Nicholas.
F. W. Crutchtield Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, Is registered at the Lindeil.
r. w. Turner Of Nashville, Tenn. has
rooms at the Planters.
Henry Lchtenstein of San Francisco,
Cal. is stopping at the Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt of Lexing-
ton. Mass. are at the Southern.
Mrs. w. L. Martin of Little Rock. Ark,
is 3. guest at the Moser.
William II. Holske of New York ar
rived at the st. Nicholas yesterday,
M. J. Brackney of Sherman, Tex, Is
registered at the L;ndeli.
AIR. and Mrs. X. Higsbie Of Chicago,
ILL.,. are at the Planters
r. c. Reddush OF Minneapolis. Mimi,
has rooms at the Lacle5e.
r. c. S. John of St Paul, MINI, Is
registered at the Southern
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
Lord Mount Stephen.

Lord Mount Stephen is not so much In
the public eye as his brother Canadian
peer Lord Strathcona- Both are Scotch
men. Lord Mount Stephen was taken from
the parish school to work as a herd boy.
became an apprentice in the drapery busi-
ness in Aberdeen and eventually found his
way to London. At q he emigrated TO
Canada. started business In Montreal as {,
manufacturer Of woolen goods and met
with remarkable success. He largely finan-
ced the construction of the Canadian Pa
cific Railway and was made a Baronet.
He took his title from one OF the highest
peaks of the Canadian Rockies. named
after himself
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
BOUGHT JOB OF STRANGER.
Misfortune OF Laborer Who
Thought He Was Waterman.
REPTRIIC- SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco, Cal. Feb. S.-Ernest
Fuhrman thought he was night watch
man because he had paid a stranger
SO for the job. For six nights he wandered
about n building in the process OF erection
near the corner Of Howard and Beaie
streets. shivering in the icy air and grip
ping his stout night stick until his fingers
were benumbed as he peered into the
shadows. At Z o'clock ia the morning he
would go off watch with the consciousness
that he had kept faithful watch and ward
and no harm had come to the property for
which he was responsible through the long
hours of night. But his faithtulness re-
ceieed a severe jolt OF pay day. when he
lined up with others for his weekly stipend.
Then II was that he learned that instead of
a Job at s. per night he had been 'jobbeG"
out Of $40.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
BOY HELD ON
MURDER CHARGE.
::
Fourteen Ycar-Cld John Glason
Accused of a COmpan-
:; ions Death.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
San Francisco, cal. Feb. S.-1Ohn Gleason.
a 14-year-oil boy. Is booked ut tie city
prison on the charge OF murder. George
Noblock, the boy Of the same age with
whom ne had a night about TWO weeks sso
having died at the re- ideECe Of has grand
mother. on Folsom street, Friday evening
about S o'clock.
The boys were apprentices ut the Eureka
Boiler Works Since the strike th,re mas
been considerable feeling between the boys
who remained Il; work and those who went
uut and returned after the strike was called
cf There have been occasional fist fights be-
tween The apprentices. and Glason DID not
escape, although he IS but recently from
The country and IS not yet familiar with
union rules. At the noon hour on the day
Noblock received his fatal injuries he en-
gagged I'm fight with GlasCr. aud the
evidence as 10 how the injuries were re-
ceived Is conflicting on very matet!il
point Glason says hc hit Eoaiock with
his fist knocking him down. and in fall
,ng the latter struck lis head against an
iron wise. He says he has evidence TO prove
this. On the other hand ii is claimed BY
Others that GlasUn struck the Gaceasei
rtith a monkey wrench. fracturiuG his
skull Glason's mother died a few months
ago, and since her death he removed from
the country with his father ana came 10
this city. This IS the second tragedy in the
N-oblock home within a few weeks. the
Siecea sed's infant brother having been ac-
cidentally smothered 10 death in bed on
Christmas Eve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
ILLINOIS SOCIETY'S SMOKER.
Celebration of LincOln's Birthday
Next Wednesday Evening.

The Illinois Society has made arrange
ments to celebrate Lincolns birthday with
a smoker at the Planters Hotel next
Wednesday evening, February Il.
A special invitation has been issued to
ali members of the society and their IL
linois friends to be present on that occa-
sion to meet Lieutenant Governor w. A.
Northcott and Secretary of State James A.
Rose. These gentlemen. as well Gov
ernor Charles P. johnson, will make ad-
dresses.
Ths society expects large attendance at
this reception to two distinguished sons Of
Illinois.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09

basinG this the showing made by tho
Toc= records that the ambulance was
policeman who turned in the call that not
mere than two minutes had elapsed be-
tween tie shooting and the teiephoning to
headquarters
The State is trying to show that. instead
Of arriving at the Ridge building few
minutes before the murder. VIII Prince wa-ss
actually there at 5:43 and two witnesses
have been the stand to ass rt this
ON this slight thread Princes life may
a
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
Union Label on Cabs.

New York. Feb. S.-A union label now ap-
pears on all cabs and hacks in this city.
The Hackmen's Protective League has SO
ordered. The label Is in the shape of
metal shield. to be fastened to the lamp
brackets on each side of the drivers seat.
It IL stamped with the name of the union.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
SICK MADE WELL
WEAK MkDE STRONG
Marvellous Elixir of Life Discovered
by Famous Doctor-Scientist That
Cures Every Known AiIment.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected That
Seem Like fliracles Performed
= The Secret of Long Life
of Olden Times Revived.
The Remedy Is Free to All Who Send
Name and Address.

After years Of patient study and DEW
Ing into the dusty record of the past. as
we'll as following modern experiments IN
the realms of medical science. DIR. James
W. Kidd, 1894 First National Bank build
,ing. Fort Wayne. Ind. makes the startling
announcement that he has surely discovered
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
st. Loui.an.' Protest Filed.

REPCBLIC SPEC1AIA
Washington. Feb. ga resolution adopt
ed by the Press Feeders and Assistants
Union. No. -, of st. Louis favoring en-
actment OF strict Chinese exclusion laws,
has been presented to the Senate by Senator
Cockrell
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09

buy title, can do so now for a moderate
outlay. At least that is the tenor of n let
ter received by a prominent firm of solic-
itors and published IN one of the London
newspapers.
A very old title IS offered to any lady
prepared to marry the present incumbent
and to pay him sla5.Go0 for the privilege Of
keeping up her rank at her own expense
after marriage. Age and looks are i:y,na-
terial, says the printer. but character must
be irreproachabie. No divorces need ap-
ply.
One paper says the offer seems to come
from Marquis. and remarks that n sharp
lookout might be kept during coronation
week for Marchionesses. whose age and
looks are immaterial.
Ladies' Kennel Association Show.
Among all the public functions and ex-
hihitions to take place Immediately before
the coronation, not the least interesting
VIII be the annual open-alr show OF the
Ladies Kennel Association in Botanic Car
dens. at Regents Park.
The Queen ~ a patroness Of this associa-
tion. She takes as much interest in its wei
fare to-day as she did when Princess OF
Wales. When she became Queen il was
thought by some that she would sever her
connection with the association. But her
Majesty soon settled that point by deciar-
ing emphatically that she intencs doing
nothing of the kind
The show this year will be held on June
-. l3 anG II. 1t promises to surpass all
tional in character. as several American
ladies who are coming over to London at
that time have communicated with the ofii-
GERS In regard to the exhibition OF dogs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09

THuaAAnHESBs Your last chance to get hgl,=cIass
III 5hiUfihNEp merchandise at E1alf-yes a third
its value. Don't miss this greatest opportunities
BE ON HAND EARLY. IT WILL Pan YOU
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-09
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