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e. ssrviiismo de an psri6dico rspublieano
de Ponce le hA hscho lIsgsr Al extreme de
cometsr una de las acciones mas innObies Y
rutnes que 90 conocen: Ia Ia hscho fAIsRr q las
mAs rudlmentariAs reglas del eompa q srismO,
descendisndo o revolcArasy como an cerdo, en-
al uantane e Ii vilsSA mas cobards.
e peri61ico sn question INA DENUNCIADoi
q La Z. D.n1ocr0ctd, de Csguass una de Lac pn0II-
cActonss mAs dignAs 8 tIuatradas de Ii fsi&, J
uno de los @ocsKos gus con mas ssa6n dsfen0s
an PuePto Rico Ii Iibsrtad y 81 dsYeeho.
Y sodo, poTaus fuEsiga con IL Aitivex >
una concfsnefa honrad&s = 10 primarR antor1-
dad de IL tsla, mistsr Hunt. cuya parclali-
dad an favor Go los snamgos de 10 pAsria, 90
tAn i'm posibls oeultarIa, como tapar si cislo
CON IL m&no.
IOae prstends al coIega de Ponca9
SAcaso que eAllsmos como musEtos, (sin
aatArio-s6pasa biep) dsspues de la ssris de
tn1ustlcias sin nombra Dc que nusatro partidc
ha siao vf:timA9
sPrstands, Aeass, que nos rssignsmos, ain
orotsatAr siquisEa contra loo vsYg 1uxosos ha-
Ia oil pelf 40 elsctorAl % han raA4fxAdo con
sscuencia de los cnaisR los msaoa b an dsgro-
tAdo los max7
Pues tsnga sntsndido az Agatlao, On.
ssmg 1nta conducsa soio 90 propia De alma
ruisnst; como al P&rsido. en cnyAs a.As -
nsmoa 10 b 1nra de mitttaE, 50 eompons do pA
| triotAs dignisimos, &c m hRsfio dsl eoeg
ssperAR dc noaotE0a oirA cosa, qua 70 aal6 II
| Aeuerdo con In dignidsd y 81 dsCoro.
81 hay homhras, cn5a osgsner&ei6n 50 to-
Qrande, cue en- sue amps1os adnlkaoFtoa, hast
| neg4n q ClvidsFss de sn dignidad personal
| nosotros, loa isdsEalsa AmsElsAnoa GO somos
| 80 msdsra.
oansls 81,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
En- eI RntiGrrO de-
Ia SehOra de SOla

Con una Dutrida eoneurrsneia, sn Ia que
10 hA abRn FspFassntadAs todas las elasss so
eAlse, vsrinc6Ia hoy n las disE .el sspslio dsl
sadkvsr de ls que en- vida fue honorable ma
sronR, dcha NRtalia L6peE de Soh.
La pArro9aiR Reompsh6 al ferstro . In igls.
sA, donds cams M Eesponso, rspitl6ndose
dsspu6l On ell csmsa aterio.
L.evabRn las cils&s amigos intimoR de la
famils 5olE, dsspidiS. sl duslo, nusstro di
rector don Mariana Abri. quien tarmin6 CON
astIs fr2sss, que hAcsmos ne sstFas:
CD!oa acots en- So asno 81 Sims de la vsns
Pabls ssfors; y hsgsmos votos poIque la pas
vuevs Teinsr sn Aqpel hcBar, dOnde hAee
POGO sl angel de n fslcidRd ssndfA aus alas y
donde HOY, sI ave nsgrA de is muerts hA lie
vAdo la dssulaei6n y In tTiGssEA.D
RsitaFRmos . In fSmiia SolA 10 ssntida
expression de nuBatrA sondo.sneIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22


S. ignoran los mosivOs porQus no n0,.d ha lido 10
nd 10 lido postnlar en- 10 OoEta ds CIksnlho sl
abogAdo Moreno 0alder6n.
Sc enessntra en- esta capital don jose
r aiz, aicalde de Q Q1sbrAdilaS.
Esss amigo ha visisAdo variaa Acsoridaoss'
ri Rlealda dc Carolina don Ram6n Fl Dsl'
gAdo, hA sasAdo hoy en- sssa gssiionsndo asnn-
sos pFopios.
Cad@ 0fa GKon0 mayor acepGa-
ei6n en- eeta cindad los lieoTes de ID anSlSus
scrsditada fabrics dc don federico 0Atsll as
MayAghez, mont&da con los apsrAtos mas mo
darnos do dsstilaci6n 81 vapor, especlai iraense
sl ANTS Celeste, Qlnebra destiAds, alconol os
40 y MIR1aIa q ss IN verdEdsro vino moscasel'
Psro ell Ron vieio rectifcAdo es el que hene
mas consume y ell pdbIlco 10 prehers 81 ms1or
brandt por su pureza Precio economlco'
Nos inform&n que oicha faorlr& na mona
bFado Agents en- astA ciu6ad DON 4sioro A
SAnchea.
In sseuadra que sstabA frsnts 81 castillo
del MORO h& RisAd0 AnsiG Sc d1Ffgs para 0u'
lsbrs.
ri yapor Uncas hA salldo esta tGrds para
Culsbra conducisndo tfsetos para ID escuAofs.
Eats buque ss Ell que h ara el ssFVisio oe
msnsaisro duTAnts las mantobras.
Dssda hass mucho Msmpo gosa dc gran
eredtso Is f&bEicA lie llsorss dc Pedro Onandry'
hoy GO In favorits aal pdoiieo, puss sns hsoreA
son los metores que So fsbEican.
EsRa fSbEicA % especial en- - confeee1on
A ron puas aus mAHcRs son sxssientss.
El ron msre& GEl TrolyS 30 81 que 30 pons
an AodMa las mssAs Do los hossiss eaaAA par
| ticulAraa. -
Han reRresAdo de GuayAmz 0on arturo
| Guerra don RRfAsl Fabian, que Rnosn&n On
| nsgoeios por Aqusl pueblo.
A
La Corts Suprsma Mega sl mAndamisnto
/ da Habeds Corpus que soisiIsFA oil aoogAoc
/ CoI, para su dtfanaido Emilio 6irona.
6THE HELvETIAD.--27, Gala de 10 erus
Cran casa de haSspsdes. aTaEis ID Hotea
Apoasntoa para famiiias psEsonss solhs. 90
| midas . so cantav0s euoiereo. Bano. &sLcIonE
Ios. Apertado sorrso ass. PropIstario.--Psdfs
Sehira.
H0EftA asgasha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
Nueva sociedad

LovUhlreS v. BAlbas y CO, nos pAfti ;Ip2n
aoads NasvR York, que en- IA del eorrisnto
mea, ante ltario FdoiSo, han suscrito CON
- acrsditAdA hrmR 10 los sshorss Bst X. An'
~. W' ~ Co de aqueli& plAsA, un contrAto
msdiSnls sl cual ambas cRsAs rsfandan sus
negoeioSi GHumisndo los EsfioKes lCk. Andrews
y 70, IA ropreIsntaci6n ds los st1)rea ". B Ll-
pas y Co en- los EItAdoS Unidos, eitos la de
AqueiioH en- sstR islR.
Daseamos Ia nusVA SoeisdAd pE6'psrcS
DPgoeIes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
"PORVENlR OBRERO"

Hsmos tsnido eli guEto de rasinfr I'M psri6'
dico hsld0mAEio que 50 intitula Ell Porvsnix
O0KsroD
Lo dirije nusstro qusrido amigo don Jose
Esrrsr y 10 rsdaesAn esss y don Manuel Var
gas don Vsnancio CrnE.
Es coDaagrado oil ce'egA 10 slass tfaba.
jadora.
Dssskmosls l&rgA vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
AtropeIIos en- la oaroeI
Puerta de Tierra

I'm 10 cArsel de Puerta de Tlsrra hA sido
atsopsIlado nusstro coErsigionArio Alberto
Rodriguex.
81 Alesids-otro Bsrrfos-ls dePrib6 81
suslo, le pats6 = Qs puso sn gAIsrss.
~Ssis tsssig0s ocRlsrss del sucssos dsnun-
elan e abEso , ls eobaEdia ante 81 Attorney
geTasrGl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
f'Union Club

o.n motive del sensible falleci mienso de
In sefora Lopez de Soils, II JunhA DirsetiVa
del AU ai6n Ctubs hA acordaoo suspsnder sl
bale Anunciado para mafana.
DlehG fiesta tsndFA lugaF oil pr6ximo 40
mingo go de N0viembrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
IL 'SUN" DENUNClADD P0R LIBELO

NueItro sstimado amigo don Juan Villari-
ny Dslgsdo, 5scrstsrio del comile fsdeTtl De
osguAE, Ia deEuueiado SThs Puerto kioo
SUM poP litslo In AmRtorio.
director do asa peri6dieo Mr.. Arthur
Dotl Rlilsy ft6 dstenido, tsnisndo cue prsalAr
800 dollars de fAnSa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
Obi+rn pace

Ht tallaeido, en- Ia Or de Ia vids. IL viz
suoaa simpGuCA stn)rits Conauslo ysrs
sioFcpi hsrmAna de lR prCfsSoFa de AgIas
nnenAs smpAFsntAdA con diatir guidAs fAml-
las dc eats ialR
Rssieau aus dsnios sI tsEtlmonio de nnes
Fo Hsntldo F6lRme,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
MARIO BRAU

Dsade anotha se hAlla en- ssta cindAd
nusliro dl'tir guido amigo compsf ;Eo, don
Mario ByRu, ue Rio PladFaB.
h'ts iiustrRdo i6vsn, sditar6 en- bRevs IN
peTl6oico dtdicado las aItss y las lstTas.
Ls SAludAmou con Afacto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

80 RECON- EN- DAHOs 6 nusssros amigo.
st hotel G1hs MarinaS, SAn Joss no l. Capital
Por mn diR dc hospsdAis, IN dollar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
La DEMOCJRAOTA

PArscs que sl viais ds Chsvaiisr ' B.sosa
de Poncs, 60 EsiseiouA con eI amspueho he.
cho en las siscei0nes.
SIS sAsfgura que sstA da tai m odo arreeisdc
que 81 Oonssjs Ejsentivo no se atrsve p1sarlo.
lam Dian "a AssgurA qus Ian aldo hschos
nusvAs actas de varios de los coisglos
GUSTAV BUCHO en- asta oauftsI los n .
baeos marea sEl Rss6men,1 de la fkbrica lei
sefior C&diz. Los hsmos visto en- varios esta.
blecimisntos y los que GUSTAV de fumar buan
tAbAco, los solieitsn CON intsYes, nor IA trsba-
10 esmerado exquisito aroma. Sc conoca
que sc empleR an slios la msior rama de In
Isla que sst&n sxentoG de toda maxela,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

El sujeto B,nifseio 0isro, que apavecf6
muerto an 81 puspts Sant& CAtalina, de BaYa-
mon, era IN mismbro muY prominente d In
claEe obrerA de aquei pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

baeos marca SEl Rss6men,H de In fkhriea d.
sefioF O&dis. Los hsmos visto en- varios esta.
tabAco, los solicitsn CON intsY6s, nor an ira ba.
10 esmerado sxquisito aroma. Sc conocs
que sc emplsa an sllos la msior rama de Il
Iala que eat6n sxentoG de toda maxela.
E tsnients Cabrera est& hacienda de ief.
del dissrito de San Juan, durants In aussncia
del capitkn Salgado.
I'll suieto B)nifscio Oisro, ous aparseI6
musrto an al pusrt' SantA CAtaiina, de BAyA
mon, era miembro muy prominenta ds In
claEe obrerA de aquei pueblo.
wREooM ENDAAos s nusssro. amigo.
81 hotel sThs MarinaS, San Joss no /. Cauitsl.
Por mn dia dc hospsdais, IN dollar
Aver f. dado de alta don JsG6, Maruaex.
quisn fn6 herido base ,inss dtas.
Marines f. 6 acomstido por una turba de
bandoisroR, que 10 pegaron IN bsla1o en- IN
music.
Estas turbas Acusaron dsspuea Nj srtinss
como que los hatfa b srido. Ell ~ Ia dshIdo CO.
lsbrsEss ell 1nieio ante sl tnss K ,opsI es casi
ssguro que sea aosuslso.
El oven Lais DslgRdo, aus f.4 sncontra.
DO masrto por hGmbrs en- sl dep6slto munici-
pal, donds hsbf& psdido ls dsiAsen dormfr pcr
caridad, ere un sutsto muy honr&do J fue sm.
s.g6u assgaran, Ds'gAdc hxefA tiempo vs.
nia pasAndo hAmbFss eausa d. no ganar uns
pesstR.
PROBABLE CONFLICTO -ss espera de
un momsnso otro que astalie IN col hicao an
trs dos eonocidas N&ctonss de primer order.
Los consules rsepectivos han racibido Or
denes al ga4 IiHfnae de FetirSrse.
En eada una de dichas naelonas raina una
confaai6n tndesf@iptibla eada movimiau 30
mitltAr' ocasi3nan grsndss sustos y desmsyoa.
FsEA amman ai pns0io prsparArlo para Is
luchas los ssfiores Cadisrno, L6paE & Ca tienen
ordsn de remitlr 10 600 bArrties de sn acYedt-
tada servesa La Union Pusrsorriqusna.
Dan Rsn6a o;sints, de V gas t.. ha suta.
do hog an e4sa, asuntos iud.cfaie4.
Mnaps habrk consistso bal IN sl Spar
que BoIfDqusn.S
La EsPANOLA.-Eonda y pos&da con
vista al mar pr6xima { Ia estsci6n del farro.
earril.-TssuAn 81 90.
dsa para sl pAsaiero. oomida ! In ehrta como
c0nvenga prscios modteos.
Habitaetonsa frsseas : hisa vanAiadas y
bafios
HospsdRiss ' abonos, prsslos con ysneio.
nalss. p.
La banda del rs gimianto de Pusrto Rico
prepare un ssiseto pEcgramA para a rstreta
del domingo.
e. 20 saldrk para HAbans, via santo Do.
mingo. oil vapor 81 alia.S
8. assgurA qus don Andres Ofosas ha he
Eiacutivo.
AssgGrass tambiss que el doctor BArbosa
dsiara as ser jtfs del parsido repuolicAno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

E tsnients Cabrera estk hacienda de 1,
del dfssrito ds San Jnan, durants 10 aussns
del capitkn Salgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22
SAN JUAN
NOpAB Panks OsD Is HgEeS

R3Vismbge 81
asienoran los motivos porQus no IA ala
admltido . postular en- 10 CoEts de CiEenito
AbogAdo Moreno 0Ader6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

Sc eneRsntrA en- esta capital don Jos
r 1iz, aicalde de @ 1sbrAdilias.
Ests amigo hR visisado vagiaa Rutoridadai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

El Elj'vsn Lais DslgRdo, gus fte sncontra.
90 No maerto poF hAmbrs en- el dep6slto m m1nici-
pal, donds habfA psdido ls dsiAsen dormir nor
cAridad, era un suisto muy honr&do fac sm.
pieadO IargoB s11s.
Ssg6n assgaran, Ds'gAdo h2efA tiempo vs-
MA pasAndo hsmhFss eAusa ds no gansr un&
pesstR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

Estas turbas &eusaron despues . nj artines
como que los hatfa srido. H,v ha dsbIdo CO.
lsbrsEsa sl inieio anss al jnes K ,opsI 60 caaI
ssgur que ssA absuelto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

ri alealda de Carolina don RAm6n e. Ds
gAdo, hA ssSAdc hoy en- esta gsasionAndo ssn1
sos pEopios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

AsseGrass t&mbi63 que el doctor Barhosa
dsiara ds ser 1efs del pRrsido xepuhlicAno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

Avert iado de alta don JsGG. Martfaex,
quisD fne herido ha:e inte dias.
Marines f Acomstido por una &urba de
0andoisroR, que le pegaEon IN bslaxo en- IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-22

So assgurA qus don Andres Ufosas ha he
eho haFA Rsnnncia de su pusss0 en- sl Oonssjo
Eiacutiyo.
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e. 20 saldrk para HAbana, via santo Do
mingo. oil Vapor 81 uiia,S
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Dan Rsn6a O:sinis, de v gaa t., ha aGta
do hog an e4sas an asnnsos judicf@iez.
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them their order the better they likes

them their order the better they likes
him.
but ladies! They comes switchin and
hoppin' in and they sets down and tney
wants one thing and they wants ahotnan'
and then they don't want IT and then
they wants somethin else, and after they
gifts 1t it don't suit EN-. They make you
change this and change that ana tnen ,
git them somethin that amt on the PHI
of fare at all, and if you say you am t
got it they sniff at you and say IT'S
Gurus kind of waitah that won't take
the trouble to bring what they cali lot.
And then one says to the othah that
this Waitah don't know how to serve
ladies' propahly anyhow; then they
changes the whole bill Of fare. BY that
time you gifts so ratified that you can I
remember anything, and you glts pehlno
with your dinnah. Did you know thete
was SIGH thing as >gettin behind with
a dinnah when you're servin! ana wnsn
YOU once gifts behind you're stuck. They
"A hoodoo on you. and you never eits
ketched up. :. "a,
Most of 'em. Business women some
times amt. Theys reg iah in their ways,
and you ketches on quick to what they
wants and you knows you can sun EN-,
and after awhile you keeps your heau Oh
with them as well as with a man. They
have it clear in tn eir minds what they
want. and they sticks to 1t. Theys eN-
erything in gettin used TO customer
to make a Waitah feel easy IN MS Hihu'
After you onct sizes up your customer
as regilah you knows that one always
wants rump steak rare, cut thick, ana
anothah nine cases out of ten VIII nave
bread puddin'. ! got one ola lt IL bachelor mel or
who takes teaspoontul OF salt IN glass
of water three times a day to keep him
young ioOkin'.
but women does pear to me that they
ain t got nothin' 70 do but tinnlck. onless.
as I says, they's business women, and
even some of them sJenographers after
thy've got all their order sends waiter
back for something they didn't think OF
at first
Where they could have all day. like
in a hotel, maybe they could be propahly
served. but hcah-Lawd of mussy-they
worries you with changin' their minds
till you disre mbers everything, ana
they gifts you all tied up in knot so you
never gifts omitted.
The trouble With a woman is she never
knows her own mind. kin serve SIX
men at that long table faster than l can
serve two ladies at the little one. I've
been a waitah twenty yeahs. and I've
sized men and women up. Ladies is the
notlonate sect"
Josephine Hunter.
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A New Rainproof Coat.

And, speaking of driving. let me tell
you about one of the latest coats wnicn
a girl from Philadelphia wears here Phil
adelphians may be slow about some
things, but the matter Of dress is not one
of them. This coat is of olive green COW
ert cloth, rainproof of course. 1t Is cut
with a triple cape strapped on the edges
and high. outstanding collar of velvet.
deep crimson in shade. Over the edge
of this collar there is a strap of the cloth
held down by a large gun metal button.
The front edge of the lowest cape Is held
down in similar manner with two but,
tons. This is both ornamental and use
full, because otherwise the capes would fly
back in the air in a most ungraceful man
ner. The sleeves are full gathered into
a band, which fastens with gun metal
button. Within few INCHES of the wrist
there is curved strapping on the sleeve
The coat is lined with red silk.
Tho girl in the illustration wears a
black picture hat of rough straw trim
med with single large ostrich feather.
She is driving in one of those smart red
and black carts. The cart is fitted IN
drab, with hard drab cushion for her
to sit on and drab lap robe. Her
whip, of course, has a long lash, and
her monogram in silver is on the handle.
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ODDS AND ENDS.
Stories of the Elder Dumas.

Brooklyn Eagle.
The centenary of Alexander Dumas
has been ma 4 the occasion of the revival
Of many stories Illustrating the more
notable characteristics of the famous au-
thor On one occasion, according to re-
port, he returned to Paris from abroad
with an empty pocket. He began to try
to remember who was his best friend,
and decided it was Cain. the great
French sculptor. then already rich in
glory, but poor in gold. Dumas straight
way hired cab and drove off to Cam s
fiat. The sculptor was out. but Nine.
Cain received the illustrious visitor.
my dear Madame CAIN, said Dumas,
after a while, 1T is really awkward that
your husband is out for 1 wanted to
borrow some money
OH! said the lady, somewhat confused
and half ashamed, my husband has only
left me twenty franc piece for the
household; but if it is of any use you
are welcome to it,
why certainly, let me have it, said
Dumas. pocketing the louis with as much
unconcern as he would have given it
himself. AS he rose to go he espied jar
of pickles on the sideboard. What de-
licious pickles!' he exclaimed, tasting
one
With housewives pride, Nine. Cain
explained that they were home made,
and. feeling f1attered. she offered a jarful
to Dumas. He wanted to take the jar
under his arm there and then but Nine.
Cain insisted that her servant should
carry it down to his cab.
When Dumas was gone the poor woman
began to wonder how she was going to
manage for the day without money. and
was in a quandary, when the girl come
back, her face all wreathed in smiles.
and with louis in her hand. Dumas
had handed her as a tip for carrying the
jar downstairs the gold coin'he had bor-
rowed a moment before.
Another time he had given NJ. Paul
Meurice, who collaborated with him, and
who is still alive. bill for 20 pounds at
a month. Meurice passed the bill on to
la furniture dealer named Granba. in
whose debt he was. The bill fell due,
land was presented several Tins, but Du-
mas was out of funds. At length Granba
began to get impatient, and Dumas told
him to come up next morning to the
theater, when he would pay him
Granba was punctual to the appoint
ment. Dumas on seeing him, drew out
a 20 pound note. and was about to hand
it over to Granba when a young actor,
standing by, who had never seen note
for so large an amount, asked to be al
lowed to look at it out of curiosity. Du-
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mas Immediately handed the note to
the young fellow, who kept turning 1t
over. and murmuring, only to think TINS
little bit of paper is worth 20 pounds.
Dumas laughed good naturedly. keep
it,"
The other morning a man stood on the
roadway of the Bridge near the outer
railing engaged in tearing paper into bits;
A glance showed another man engaged
similarly near by. By and by third
man gave a sharp cry and the two shot
their small bundles into the air at the
same moment The scraps or paper
spread out, lowering and fiuttering In two
flocks, for all the world like flock OF
small doves. All the time the three men
watched the two fiocks with keen inter
est. The two who scattered the hooks
of paper had series of bets as to whlch
flock would touch the water hrst; wneth-
er any part of them would touch land.
1t is Bridge sport on which there are
pools.
A Gordon setter dog is highly priced as
a pet by a Brooklyn family. 1t mas all
the amiable and affectionate qualities
which belong to the breed and Is rarely
allowed to run loose somehow, now
ever, it has been able to contract
strong friendship for disreputable bull
dog Of the neighborhood, which has an
unsavory reputation for disorderly con-
duct. The bun is regular tough among
the CANNES of the section, ana is rarely
without a black eye, a torn ear or cut
lip But he returns the affection of the
Gordon setter with all the ardor OF his
strenuous nature. Daily he calls on the
Gordon and entices it out for short
stroll Never has the Gordon been
known to enter into a fight, but the bull
has had many a battle on the Gordons
account. In fact he acts as If 1t was
his duty to protect the Gordon from hos
tile advances on the part of other dogs
One day recently the Gordon was miss
ing from his home for a longer period
than was usual Inquiry was made. The
last that had been heard of him was
that a couple of hours previously he
had been seen interestadly watching the
progress of fight between his friend
the bull and another-a stranger who
had invaded the territory wherein the
bull was pre-eminent. A search was
made and in the corner of vacant lot,
behind the fence the two were found,
the bull badly used up with limb that
had been nearly chewed off and the COR
don was anxiously and sympatheticaliy
ministering to him by licking his WOUNDS.
The pair were not disturbed. An hour
later the Gordon made his appearance at
his own home and after his manner
made known that he wanted food. IL
was given to him and at once he car
ried it in great haste to his friend the
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The Queen in Her Garden.

Queen Alexandra has many hobbies
and peculiar interests in life, among
which her love for nature must be reck-
oned one of the most interesting.
Passionately fond of gardening, her
majesty has devoted much time to the
praatical side of it and takes keen in
terost in everything that concerns flor
iculture in her beautiful home at Sand
bingham When staying in Norfolk. she
is constantly in and out of the magniti-
cent greenhouses which are so notable a
feature Of the splendid gardens
Her fayorite flowers are said to he
p4nsiey ana lilies of the valley, but roses
are much admired by the Queen Several
thousand roses are planted at Windsor in
the moat garden below the round tower
and in the private grounds OF the nome
park.
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be fascinated with it-and it will require
as much as a whole winters hard work
on the part of some painstaking girl to
rid him of his concet.
That's the way we girls spoil men.
It's rather funny, though, to see how
hard women work, and all for men they
would not look at during the winter
time. Here's a bit of human nature. The
other day it was raining hard, and, throw
ing on my raglan over my dress, 1 ran
across to one Of the cottages to mako
call. Now, it happens that for the last
two days a man has been visiting the
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family; therefore the house is very pop
ular When | came in, he was seated
next to a girl who considers him her
special property Some one said, ''Why
Kate, you'll get all wet without an UNI
br,lla" The man looked approvingly at
my raglan and retorted. How can she
with that coat on?' whereupon the girl
Immediately exclaimed, Eve got one just
like it"
Last night there was a donkey party
one man to thirty girls. of course. A
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In The
Adirondack.

her. He runs across her, quite by acci-
dent, of course, seated on a rock by the
waters edge pensively reading book and
dressed in her most fetching style, or he
catches a feeting glimpse of her as she
dashes by on her high red and black cart
sitting up very straight and rosy, with
her fluffy hair crowned by large plumed
hat. And the man says: Dear me! Who
can this girl be who is not old or bookish
or frumpish and who yet never looks at
me?" By and by he insists upon an In
PRODUCTION. By the end of the season the
wise girl has him for good and all.