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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
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ss desea saber el9parsdero de Primitive
Lorenzi Texidor, hiio De don Pedro Lorenzi,
aufen Sc ausent0 de au casa do Ponce ei Is fe
MAYO de 1901. LIS persona d personas que
ser,aD de 81. 80 les agradecer6 dlr1sn sus In
formes la adninistraci6ns do The PUEETo
RICO EAGLE
suplicamos los Solsgae Ii reproduction
Dc estas lineaG.
hoy sali5 para III ca pitAl nuestro querfdo
amigo don Tonaks BernaTdini con su distingui-
d. sef1ora esposa. Rsgresaran si iunes "a
gnas. -
FL nuchaeho Jesds Hernandez hiri6 an
Catano el vendedor smbulante Gil Cruz.
Cruz recihi6 una hsrida en- Is cabeza dc
sells centimetros.
a alias horas IA Ia noche sienten en-
MaYGgaaz detonsolones de aruGs de fuego,
que producan alarmn en- al vecindsrio.
G,ta noche habrG IN baile en- los salones
de Is socisdad SCirculo O5refos de Csguas.a
El trece del corriento lleger6 a la capital
oil vapor americana ''Blrc K man" que ssli6 del
puerto de New York.
Tipos de csmbfo
Lcndres. 90 div s4.aoa4ss
visits s4.se 9
RsT.YGFt' f.r., az a'y.....:::sx; :.'y..sx pg
nspahs. 5 sdly.;....ss6N q q p;5
Hame1rgo, dIv.....'....oA pS
Esta nocle sefk aaaitada en- santurce Ia
morada de nnestro distiugnido amigo ei licen-
clado don Harminip DlaE Navarro, per varias
comparsas de roGacaras eompuestss de aus
anaistsdes.
Sc estS procsdiendo Ia Fepsrsci6n de Ia
iglesis de CBguas. Dssde sntes de aver So ha-
ee ell pintado de psrte exterior.
Ayer hoy hsmos visto varios perros
nuertos ea las callos de esta poblaci6n.
Nos dicen que SO IA impuosto sn mstanzs
por Ia Junta de Sanidad.
EG doctor Barbosa propuso en- sl CoLsejo
siacutive cue 50 sRprimisse la 'tGaceta Oaciai'
clio Sc opuao el Asorssp Mr., arlan.
Maria Qnfntana, ana de cTfa del ''Hossl
Olimpo1i, donde fac lesionada hace POGO por
Dsmatrio vlIlegas, continGa en estado de
grave1ad.
No debe nDo dssanimafge hoy dia por que
i me lico los smig os le digan que ests afec-
tado de tf.s. Mncflos otros so han curado to-
mando Ia Emulsiin da Scott,
D.. r. M q naieo, M6iico Gtro3sno en-
eli eiere3o de sn prof asi6a on ell pueblo de
Arroyo. Puerto Rico,
Carti6cs: Haber obtenfdo briantes re-
suItados en las afseciones del apsrato raspi-
ratorio con el empso de 10 EmnIsi6n de SOFT.
Arroyo, Paerto Rico, Julio 21 de 1894
r. II. Anlddso
a. Joss g. del Valle (TortaIoza Tfl.-sOh-
cinss para ID, qeSti6n de asnnAos edministratts
yOs en- todcs los centres cneiales.
MANGAs z CAP1RorEs de Lula
Rodriguez Cabrera. De venta en- Ii eala da
Ia FortaIeza no s. n prscie de 80 csntaves
sl sisinplar. P.
9E7HnEziaslIzEl1I1S S1r1n =1r1 r1rlE.IlrA-1E1z1E1l4E
81 Para aIiviar esa irritacion que
slenten adue1los que padecen a1guna
q affection brorlquia1 las PastiIIas IS
BrOnquiaEes de Brown, muy II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
P0AC c.

Don Just Barros, administra
dor de la hacienda xRepara ia1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

hington ratifque eu nom bramien-
to y jurar 81 cargo.
I'M "BGLL"
Pasa a las Camaras del Con
greso de los Estados Unidos ell
<bill9 sobre pensiones.
Sc presupuestan On csc proyec.
to de ley ciento treinta y cinco
millones. El numero de pensio-
nistas es novecientos noventa y
siete mil setecientos cincuenta y
cincO.
De ellos cinco mil seiscientos
cuatro procedentes de la guerra
hispano-americano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
fARhIC'A Y OsOGUE:RIt
De B l. A n g O
sam Juan. SaRA Francisco Num 3D.


Precios de algunas preparacionds especial
les de la mfsrnai
Jarabe de R4bano iodsdo, fraseo 40 ctvs
I'd de Lacto fosfato de cal Id 40
Id de Hipofosato de cal Id 40
I'd deProtoiodnro hterro insltera bic, ffas-
CO 40. centavos
Magnes1a efervescerte franco so ctantsyas
Elixir de- Giicero fosfato de cal I'D so
ZarzaparriIa i'd so
Vino de auina fosfatsdo Id so
Por docenas ne hacen rebafas do impor-
ts.ncla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
PEL0Ta3

In xclub> de pelotsros de New
York desaffa 4 les jugadores Gle
peIotats en- Puert5-Rico.
Ofrecen ven1r en- Oetu bre d ju-
gar en- apussta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

reclama los tres mil <dollars> ocu-
pados cuando ell conflIcto do In
moneda en- Ponce.
No podr4 reeluperarlos 1nterlh
no llegue un agente del Iesoro 90
Washington para proceder su
exAmen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
HipofOSftOs de Cal y SOSa.

para producer una Gre
ma f4gradable al pala-
dar. Scott & Bovine
fueron mas ALA y aso-
: cianclole los hipofosfi-
tos de cal Y de sosa,
que son los reconstitu-
! yentes mes poderosos
que Sc conocen EN- la.
medicina, produjeron
una combination feliz
que da grasa y fortaleza
4 los tejidos y pulmo-
mes, cal q los huesos,
fosforo al cerebro y
sosa 4 la sangre.
Debe eugirse siempre la legftima
Emulsion de Scott que lleva la
etique,ta del hombre con el baca
lao & euestas.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos. New York
Ds ventA en- todss parties.
11A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
RECL.amRcIoREs

Luego de dichos dos afios cesa.
"a toda re- ,lamaci6n que pl1e da
hacer Dinamarca contra los natu.
rales de las antillas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
PEDRO De ALDREY
(ABOG ADO)
HUMACAO.
Agoato 10 de 1901. d.
CENTRO DOCENTE
De La UNION IDERO AMERICANA

Plaza de Coon e.-san Juan Puerto Rico.
Alumn0s Extefnos, Medic interuos {
fnensualesl 6 Interuos - mensaales con
axisteucia lnedlca y labado gratis.}
Para igsformec al Director Lcdo. Felix
de la Tcrrisnte o al SeCretario Lcdo. Enri-
que Bustamante.
FL curao es de Enero Diciembrs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

EG doctor B3rbosa propuso en- el CoLsejo
eiacutive cue sRDrimisse Ia 'tG aceta Odetai'
4 clio Sc opuao e Asorrsp Mr.. arlan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

Ager hoy hsmos visto vsrios perros
mnertos 81 las Gales de esSa pobaci0n.
Nos dicen que SD ha impuosto su mstanza
por Ii Junta de Santdad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

Ss<.ordana el trasIado de dos
co1npaf1fas do soldados puertorri-
quef1os deatacadlas en- Ponce y de
otras dos destacadas en- Mayaguez.
Sc ignora don.de quedara la pla-
ma mayor del regimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

Maria Q1inGana, ANA de cF1s del "Hotsl
Oimpo'', donde fac lssionada hace POGO poT
Dsmatrio Villegass continea en estado de
gravedad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

Para aIiviar esa irritacion que
slenteu aque1los que padecen a1guna /
affection brorlquial, las PaStiIlas 4
BronquiaEes de Brown, son muy
TITLES. Rem,sdio sin ie,nal para Ia
tos. roilGucra y NAL de garganta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
6 aIR q !. 20 a.

Muri6 en Roma aver ell cards.
nal Ciasco. Tenfa sssenta. y eiete
aflos de edad y eierci6 esa digni-
dad tres amos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
nos ANos

A 1os islefios p6 conceden dos
aflos d fin de que opten, 81 quie-
ran, por jurar fidelidad los t.sta-
dos Unidos.
Despu6s dc vencido ese t6rrnino
80 les considerara extrap jeros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
PUBLlGAD0

Sc ha publicado ell tratad0 de
venta sobre las islas danesag. No
se provee en- dicho tr&tado el pie
biscito para los naturaIos do las
islas vendidas Ignorase 81 se ha-
ce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

Sc estg procadfando Ia repsrsci6n de Ia
iglesis de C8guas. Oasde antes de aver So ha-
ee ell pfntado de su parte exterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

a. Joss G. del Vale (T'ortaIeza T1).-0f-
ainas para ID, gesti6n de asnntos sdministratis
vos en- todcs los centres cnciales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

Esta noche sefk aaaitada en- S4nturce Ia
morada de nnastro distiugnfdo amigo Ell icen-
cfado don Harmipio Diaz Navarro, per yarias
oomparsas de mGacaras eompuestss de sue
anistades
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

MANGAs z CAPIROTEs--verno de Lula
Rodriguez Cabrero. De venta On II ealla de
Ia FoItaleza no s., 81 prscie De 80 csntayos
sl sislnplar. ZIP.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
i A h NJ ar att!
" Petrus in Cunctis y

mas. no de que en- su articulejo sc leu session
con dos eses, olvlda aquella saba maxi N o
que dice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

EE RECON- EUDAMOS unestros amigos
81 hosai <Ths Marilaa., San jose no /. Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

La DEMOCRACLk BIB vande sn In farmAcia
dA Psff6ns San Jnstp, nGmero D.
The colored American., 1902-02-15

G. Q. o of o F. Lyceum to-mor-
row at $3.50 p. N. He has chosen for his
subject, Isl eterminatiop;" Dir. j. B.
AskIn of the treasury department will
preside.
Saturday morning last Mrs. Lucy
Lancaster, mother of Rschel Wright
and Eliza and John Douglass died.
Funeral occurred Tuesday at st. Cyp-
riaL's Catholic church; requiem mass
at a. N.
Mr.. M. B. Morton, late postmaster of
Athens, Ga, returned to his home in
the snnny south last Saturday evening
He was not at all chagriEe1 by bis
failure to be reappointed, and is ss
launch a republican IS ever.
Mss L'zz'e Campbell died Thursday,
February 9Th, at tbe 'e'idence of Mr..
Thos. A. Griffith 1927 Vermont tv.-
nue., north W st. The funeral took
placs Sunday afternoon at Poop e'e
Congregational church.
The remains of Mrs Moris Mitchell
mother of Mrs. Joseph NJ Dntgomey.
were inferred IN Harmony Cemetery.
Monday IN the pres once of the family
and few Intimate friends
Mr.. E e. Cooper was invited to re-
spond to the toast, 1.-The Negro
Press. :" at the Frederick Douglass biz tn.
day anniversary last Friday at the Ex-
ercise and Bar quet by the citizens of
Maryland. The went took place at
Moses Hall, North Eutaw st.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
WHY NOT BE MANLY,
Our F rose Of Color Prejudice
in " neton Draws ut Some
Stins ns Reflections.

Edit )r The CClored American; I wish
to indOrse your time | y aud sensibI. Cd
itoial which appeared in your issue of
Februay y 1st, under the caption Color
Prejudice in Washington" Tr Iy the
viii man is trying to force US to he
manly by isolation, and we are indus
tr1ous bent on being upder.ings by a
ceptl' G insul 8 hurled st US, which are
calculated to make us sppear in the
eyes of other races, less than mcn.
Why nof Oganize ehorsI societies. es-
tacIlsh stnrts. and operate autom obi'es
for the accommodation or peopIt? No.
We wou rather spend our money with
tue white man. and when denied tha.
luxury (?), we congregate in public
places and cry. race discrimination -
Toe sooner we learn to conduct buti-
ness for our people, the better ID will be
for the entire race. If we are denied
access to City Lodging Htu,es. Saliva
ton Army Missions, hospitals and asv.
'ums llet us open such places, it will
pay handsome dividends; verify .Gthe
FAULT lies not in our s'ars but in our
selves, that we are uu darlings. We
may be denied access to the places of
amusement. to their different societies.
and We can make them second to none
IN the land. Up and ct 1t, then, ye mon.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
MRS. wAsHINGTON's CASE.
An Appeal to Churches for Funds
to Enlist Legal Aid A Fund
forHome Protection is Asked.

It will be remembered that Mrs.
Ada Washington, a few days ago shot
q white man who had invaded her
home after wronging he- young sister.
In protection Of her family 1e wound
ed Mr.. Taylor. Ske is now In con
finement pending trial. Her case
merits the sympathetic attention Of
every Ngro in the District. The pTac'
tice of seducing colored working girls
by Will Q men for whom they are COM
pelled to labor, shouli be vigorously
rebuk' d by our race. Legal talent
should be enlisted at once 10 Mrs.
WAshingtOn's behalf and no stone
should be left unturned to see that her
interests are properly protected. At
present her aft AIR is being managed by
Mrs. Katie Castor, of 938 E street
southwest, a very worthy lady, who is
working very earnes' ly and taking
time that she can i'll aft >rd. She has re
taIned Lawyer R. r. Homer, but other
counsel will be needed also Money is
needed for this purpose to bring the
necessary force to besr. 1t should be
promptly Forthcoming
The ColOred American appeals to
every church and lyceum to take up q
special collection tomorrow for this
cause. ANY sum, however small, will
Do Appre clated. MONEY can be sent to
Mrs. Castol, 938 E street south west or
TO The COlored American.
Let this appeal meet with q liberal
response tomorrow,
The colored American., 1902-02-15

eyed mea of the Isce.-the True R. :
formers have set the pace, now follow in
their wake That relen,ing color
pr ldice which ia 80 great in the Ma
tiOnal capital is the legscy left the a.
tion by that g'est % jIrist who de
clared that ''the Negro had no rig nts
that the white man was bound to re
spect; from a b abe In swaddling clothes
1t has gro wn until its feet stand on the
Gulf, and Its head touches the Great
axes, while lis arms reach from the
Atlantic to the Pacific and it's inf iuence
Is felt wherever the American flag
floats.
Since such is fact, t US get togeth-
er, and run our own business for the
benefit of our people and thus bs man.
IL. and stop whining trace discrimina-
tlon." til. HENRY
Colombia, 8. G.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
HARVARD UNIVERSITIES PRESIDENT

President Cbsr es E Eliot of Har-
ward University plans to maze an ex-
far West in February and will be Iur-
neying home through the .uth to-
ward the 1st OF April. He will spes K
at many I'm mportant educational & ,theI-
Ings and institutions. and has decided to
include Tuskegee in his ineraIy His
p eseDt plans will bring him TO that
place a pril 1st, aud he Will remain over
until some time during the day of
april 21d, taking f0ll ii ne TO inspect
all the d spsrtments of the institution
His visit promis ss to be made signal
occasion by the authorities of III insti-
tuition.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
City Paragraphs.

Mrs Marie ]. Carver Of 4S Hanover
Place, northwest, has been tndisp lsed.
Capt. David J. Gilmer, late Of the
Philippines, is IN the city for a few
days.
Douglass Day was befi5tfngly ceIe.
brated lsst Friday by the public &C chools
Ia this city.
Mr. ]. FL. Dsbney is serving on the
jury in circuit court No. during this
session OF court
There was 8 little blaze at the Hotel
Bruns wick last S lturday morni ng, but
little damage was done.
Henry G P.nckney. steward at the
White House is costly located at % o
St-, n. W., in the new fl ats.
W W. Cohran Will @ Atwood, J.H.
Stewart and Percy Shepperson are ad-
ditiOns to the Census reduction axe. -
Editor Chris J. Perry of The Tri.
bune, Philadelphia accompanied by his
daughter will spend tomorrow In the
city.
Many OF our progressive women are
Preparing to be prss Mt st the msny
meetings scheduled for the rext few
days.
Mes'rs S P. Mitchell, OF Lexing-
ton, KY. and Smith Frampton of Char
lesion. g.. c., are guests of the Wood
son House.
Pauline. the little fouf year old
daughter of Walter and Mamie Miller.
81 Hanover Pace, died February 9Th
OF diphtheria.
e o. Cherry, of 3S o street, w.. re-.
ceived the pleasant intelligence that
his wife has presented him with a wee
baby girl. Mrs. Cherry is wintering In
North Carolina.
William 81. lifford, of Cleveland
Ohio, has been appointed to a 81 900
clerkship In the Treasury Department,
through the influence Of Senator Han
na-
Judge e. u. Hewlett win address the
The colored American., 1902-02-15
LINCOLN GRADUATES-ATTeNrIoN

10 Graduates, Lincoln U diversity: =
According to the Resolution of General
Alumni University, each aIumnus is
requested to Immediately send his
present address to the Local Secretary
Lincoln Univsrslty, Chester county, Pa.
BY order, General Alumni A Assoc'a ion,
heV VIM A Crtditt. d D., Pres Hon.
Jas. 3. Lanler. A NJ. ssc'y; P. ]. Au.
gustus Coke, A.B., LOYAL ssc'y. If
The colored American., 1902-02-15
SHALL THE NEGRO IMMIGR ATE.

TIE C"l red NahonsI migration
Association, with those ~ho are in fs-
Vor of leaving the United States for Az
rica. Cuba, Hawaii, or any other part
OF the world, where ths Negro can
nave manhood, civil and political
rights, regardless of his color, will hold
Rrsat CONVENTION In Ohattanoor q,
Teno., May 2s h, 1909. for the purI ose
OF devising some scheme upon which
all can unite. Such men "a Bishop
d 'lsey, DIR ChappeIle, of S. 9, w. A.
Pledger, of Atlanta, Bishop Will Iams,
Bishop Turner. J. 81. Green, of Mississ-
iopl, DR.. Sterret OF South CaroIina,
Rev. w 81 Heard and others are
leading the movement.
The colored American., 1902-02-15
Houses For Sale.

FOR SALE.-No. and Hanover Plscs,
north vest two-story and cellar, neGLS
new rooms and bath all moosrh III. lnt
-roVements Nice location end conVeniehN
to two car lines. Price, $500, or VIII 81
change.
We have. also. some nice two-Btory D-iek
houses In Patterson st.. -ocms and paul
which we can sell for s2 200 Cali at ehhO0
for number and permit TO examine.
FOR 3 ALE--A fms corner in toutnWSes
Wnshiu gton, No, eco E. st., &. W.. can Dc
converted into store at small expsnte'
Price only $500.
FOR ALE "A two-story brick house o,t On
Street, northwest, between is D ano IS'u
Streets, rooms and bath Prize Sz.AO
We have q number OF other SD all nousSs
In different sections OF the city which We csn @
sell. on easy terms. Call at offios Ior ou4
list
Vim. H.SauDders & Company
1907 E Sc N W. ---+
The colored American., 1902-02-15
A WONDERFUL FACE BLEACH.


PEACH.LIKE complexion obtained II used q
directed VIII turn the skin of black or brown
person fouf or five shades lighter and mulAtEo
person perfectly white. In forty hours SHADE
or two will be noticeable. . II does not turn the
skin In spots bu Oleaches out white. the skin re
naming beauc .ul without continual use. Wi
remove wrLAles free rles. dark spots, pimples OF
bumps or lack heads, making the skin very son
and smo,an. Small pox pits, tan, liver spots re.
moved without harm to the skin. When you ge'
the color you wish, stop using the preparation
THE HAIR STRAIGHTENER.
that goes in every one dollar box is enough 2
make anyone's hair grow long and straight, an9
keeps 1t from falling out Highly perfumeo ana
makes the hair sOf and easy TO comb: MANY
OF our customers say one of our dollar boxes -
worth ten dollars, yet we sell it for one ooIlAI
box. THE NO-SMELL thrown In free.
Any person sending Us one dollar in lettsr OF OF
Post once money order, express money otusL J "
registered letter, we will send IL through the MAJ
postage prepaid; or If you want II sent T. " De-
II viii come by express. 25c. extra
In any case where tfails to do what We cIhlH
we will return the money or send box free OF
charge. Packed so that no one Will know con
tents except receiver.
CRANE AND CO.,
ia west Broad Strss..
RIcHNoEn Val
The colored American., 1902-02-15
AND HAIR STRAIGHTERER.

both in box for 81, or three boxes for g. IHsrSn
ted TO do what we say and to be the "best tn,
world" One box is all that is required ifUxdG a
directed
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14
powar1uI Rssul,r

In regard 70 the proposition q
raising the pay Of Congressman ! recall
q conversation held some years aEQ
between two acted representative
from my state" sala William II, Sar-
gent. Of Texas
Both. alas are dead. One was the
h~lg-braine4 and good-hearted David B.
Culherson and the other his colleague.
Colonel Buck kilgore Kilgore vas 10
a Disconnected mood a night and re-
marked 70 bis friends CplbeFson. I'm
getting tired Of this congressional life.
It's stale and Cat and very improbable
A man can't sAve q dollar Of his salary,
I'm goiug homo 70 resume my protcs.
sion. C0nfound H. how DO they expect
q fellow 20 set along on $4,000 a yoal
and live decentlyr
" I know It's miEhy little. buck
mighty littiG euoth c~glbefson, bat re-.
member. Buck, itH powerful regular!
Washington TtmcA
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

A younE colorcd man, S~tuRaiagly at
tired Vas standing AZ the southeast
conner OF Connoctieut avenue aud s
street last Sunday eXeninE engaged 80
lar as could ho de1uced. 10 atmirips
his Clothes By the light from the wtn'
dovs Of a nearby drug tore Tvs
aamscls OF ebony hue. likewise EaudiS
dressed aud 0ut Tor a stroll approach
cd As they reached the corner uis
fashion plate standing there made Q
sweeping bow and remarkedi
Good evening ladies'
Coed evening. ME Brown, re-
sponded one % the gigA how are sos
feeling this e~Fcninsff
"Tm feeling right conspicuous. Wanh
you. explained The man. Ia self-gos.
s6ssed toneA
"Huhi right conspicuous = repe0tcl
the second givl to her companion al
they moved on. NWhat DO ycU reckon
hat m~eansG star,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

Kosoa, on the other side OF ths
world is nloloinE over the biossomins
OF irait trees recently Imported a.
American nursery.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

The empress Of japan gives two bios
son parties svery year. Oue In the
cherry season and q when chTysan-
thenums are in bloom. An English
girl who WAS present e. one Of the
latter fanctlons given al TOXIC palace.
writes about Il as follows:
The empress and all her suite we're
II European dress beautiful brocsdes.
bnt 50 old-fashioned. They looked
well enough when sitting. but were
funAy 70 a degree when they walked
The empress was in heiiotroDe. mag
niheert broczde. with toque and para
sol 10 match. Her skirt was too full
and had q pathetic iittie runle around
The edge. Not 3 single Jap was 10
native dress. aad those Who did no
get their clothes Tor the party in time
were simply raging, and stayed AZ
home / Was very muc1 disappointed
Ia the chrysanthemums. FOR 4 have
known far better shows II home IL
London. and I expected % see wonders
here In the native lana Of the noNcE.
One bush. AZ least. Waf a n-sggeL for u
had 80 blossoms on IL
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-14

r41naafiYh ucrs not tain1 -. wnen n,
hae % ersnd N,0obl1 % more An /,
year Tor white payer. Wood.D1ip parc.
= Ssa@ssH fryf~ ~rur-riv~ M wuT
Who hakf1 payer oct ~ some oehf|
~ a. less cost VII nf need n
worry aboat his fnaneiai futnre. a
company ~ being formed % make %.
Der rom TIE waste hellf % me csffos
seed nearly gysry ouaef part q a.
plant "a . uuiissd Paving mater.
iala are far from perfect Asphalt Il
feV expensive nnd there ate many %.
g~cctions 20 II. What "a wanted Is q ma.
tcfiai that viii have al the pefman
eucy ~ asphalt az The ellencs ~ ths
wood parenenta q oLndou ana al az
holding qualities % the COUNTRY macad.
ainized rpad-a pdfkmeuk thar via h
hrm. but son, that viii b. smooth, bui
not fllpperyg hat VIII last and yet can
BE- easily removed and that STORE al
else, Viii BE- rinan. To BE- . cheap pave.
meat s. ought 70 b. mAte fr9su s0mi
waste material A hre-proot ~EgbEsitau
Tor wood. mAfe FROM waste material
VIII pay its Inventor we'll MAnlfnc.
turers are ali searchiug Tor neW mater
lals. aud Tor new soa cheaper processol
OF Woodworking REFUGE By q dollar
a tCa fbe cost % making steel, and you
can add e~noFrpouEiy 10 the net esrn-
ingH Of The United States steel cOrpor-
a'ion. which has funds ready TO reward
the successful inventor. Flexible glass
is not impossible. Think what Il
would Be worth 10 the tr4desi Mine
owners often leave neglected great
mountains q metal because they can-
not extract the ore probably.
The invention Of all kinds Of labor
saving machinery Is occupying the a.
tcntOn Of Inventors All over the world.
American inventors set the race for the
world in this fed. and that Is why We
are able 70 undersell foreigners IL The
markets Of all nations. American man
ufacturers viii pay literally for tools
and machines that Efll reduce the cost
Of production. Go into any factory
and you win see 1ork being doae BY
hand that could be done b. machinery,
and work being done By machinery
that ought 70 be done more rapidly and
az less cost. In the Development VI
power, it's transmission Ehrdiu OF
power. its Transmission and its trans
formation into heat. light and electric
ity. there Is an unbouncea field Of work
for the greatest inventive minds. We
want cheaper power; NC want 20 catch
some Of the nine-teaths Of the energy
we lose IL burning coal We ant new
fuels. We want more economically
operated motors for stationary work
and also for fast locomouOn on land
and sea.