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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-04-26
WELCOME FOR P.ALMA.

President elect s,f the Cuban Repub-s
III. Lands Mt Gibnra. 25s
X. Havana, April %. Tomas Estrada
Palma, president select of the Cuban
republic. arrived at Gibara yesterday
from the Uilitsa states. A large crowd:
assembled to witness his landing on
Cuban Soil. from which he has been ABB
sent for nearly twenty eight years.
and he was given an enthusiastic vel
come by his compa triots. sess ySsa t.SS.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-04-26
I sECLoGIEs On LIFE or skyLE.

SeaatOrs Do Monof IA demOry ~
s7 Late south DakOtan. :;
I,s WeskiiEton, April e. 222..---I4 title business
Of naticral importance was transacted
saturday In the senate Numerous
measures OF minor character ana near
~ sixty private pension Il bills were
Jamee Henderson 1kyle. late member,
from South Dakota 2 s. sSSSSss gSss
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-04-26
If:,oyern !, ,.l,Ir ~. 4. Oaer. . Z, Reward.

1sOYeFntsv tbkeFN q HeNvNEd.1
Des Moines, Ivwaa April 20. ~ Gov.
I Cummins yesterday offered & e. reward yard
ssof sl,e0o for 1 he rnurderers OF the Peter
! son children who were found dead in
!; the suburbs Of this city q week ago,
The city Will ipurchase y pack Of blood
hounds. .s ss# III s8 "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
AL PUEBLO De NAGUABO

Corral Ciop AFioIs EE ckai un sxiomA aqne
lla de ass xs. eorAscn Ia cAheza 90 puedsn
mRrehAr DDnca a. IL fsonoD, pues o1ABdo AsiA
mes tnGfca Ell oRFrnteFo de algun ssunso poF
nscfo de u rasbB y logieA, aqusi Eel cora
rSEa me fpR In hA MpIA dsi lmdn contrario nor
oue.ps In pusEtO de por medic algan afsc
&C sn.gno i1 posiois os dssatEnder SsBtado
Rxn ta rouaecnenel6 fnne0tasE en- essa. ff el
eorhs6h Ia cSbsTA son dos g4nos snlfpedas
az 10 sluE 90 refers y . vadA s-cf&l del indivi
drr.earfs fsiiE y easi vnlnefsba RQusl u "a
IcrFAEA nunAT en- fosAs l&s m&nifsss4ciones sl
rnrstmfenRo oil intares Q1s aDn Ell refs5s dc
aruailaa dna araidadeFs tratsEa de sol0 fn
eividu.o. 6 de una eolseafEtdRd bisn ssA p1ablo
A naelkn HobsranM. EJsmplo do 10 d fell que
- hnrs censeGnIr FT acsIcaneAts Is eontur-
rf6n dsI ck cnsc 81 ssnEiniebsos noa lo dan
dndo Lm nRrfores fDsEtsG 81 si asuni0 Ago
BOgY. IL neha simpslfa por sl p1shlo hsfosco,
navo rndA mas poFqns podian peligrxr gran
E-.fnasrnnea hariendo fFeEGs hE coaos0 dc Ian
eacna6KAe-
AhcrA bier, pueblo de Ntg0abo, en- iG
,,ykrtruE lnchA eIUctCral pneoeA Aprcveehar n
ocaas6n dsmoHiTt1ao "a ~ ESQ ~ paopio @ @sis1a
10 Gus 40 sgarras - iDssfs' H. - gaa
" 80 n - -, rs,cf~ Ns3era. hNsEbFs 0a egATo
@ a1I - -. y. r-a,n gio " dobkcO ecn una If
sAA1@a-t - go - apsllgdo In ei puaaso
de JOSH U UunicipSl que nA fsAaao I..s.-
20 largo tleDpo. In an.. asnOaaEAlo :. ors-t. Il.
sssbo 49,. haaz sn.r bfsrto aIg1Da fDJosiiria
81 ,saeh0 nelgA Agane 1rAe'DA1
= c1alts q. y msrIrnnos de NagRabo, ahf
beE&is lA casai9A ~ ss@S't
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
MEETING soCIAkIsTA

El <meeting> socialists- de
aver, estuvo esplendido.
Igl8sias hIzo pdblico su apoyo
a la caniidatura federal.
Pre- paranse una serie de NEE
ting por los obreros unionados en-
ben fcid de nuestra causa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
ARAN q

Er Is nosha del EkbAdo, con objsto de ee-
ishrar 81 dia oromkStico dc ID sprseiable as
EoriIR MRffs L6psE, Hohrir8 die nuestro busn
amigo don Miguel Morales SsntIRgo, vsrife e6ss
nm RsA1o CARS d ESTE. nj q dc con urrieRon
mnehRs v nET bellAB Stf n JFtt4g.
Ea bsils-on guoAs cAnIas y todos lot
MsiItsntsH fueron obSs quiados y Rtendidos con
In EfkriIidad gus disrpgas fns esposCs Mo
rAies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
q F. OF

El DapA9tlmsnto de Msrfna en- Washing
ton. hA reel c1do II in ( 3rm&ti6a ce Que 81 Aro
rEEsdo I wa, In mXrfaG ds los EstRdos
u 3fdos, \ aldo pussto 8 ate &c hAll& en
cAmino para D.que de 6eaovs.
z infortns oles Cue nscest&Ton dos
v1porsa dies oeh0 hoFAs de tg&haio para
poneF H0tsIsi RcoFaxxdo.
-El q VI j., he QuedAdo notabismsRts ave.
riRdo nscs$lts eonadsrAblss EeparaeIones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

al fntev5a Eievando 3 ~ presfder ciA del
C0Bcsjo - hr|nGrabls don f. como todes ia
dseirnoH csE Il sEments.
al ut, to hseesaos, psF1eria mos ID op0f
tuDi0&d mas hermosa que Sc nos presents da
eteFeeF con aiscreei61 nuestFs derscho de siee-
torsS. sl Irppto tiemp0 qne g01sFe -aps orf
mos ffntos aisVAre1of sn 10 Ia cfg1id.d.
Vari0s f5deraIes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
caMGllDATos DEL oIsTRsTo

LosI repubhcanos acordaron
Ia candidatUra de deiegado a Ia
Camara por al Iistrito 90 Qua
yama. lI'lchos candidates. son Cor
dis, Timothee, Aponte-ex Sc
cretario 20 Ia Corte do Humaeao
~ Fishback.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

Hoy las dos de la tarde CO.
lebraron una impOItante cOnfe-
rencia con Ell gobernador loE So.
flores falmer, Camuflas Y Mr..
Croozen, collector general de adua.
mas.
Mr. Croozen declarase en- fa-
vor d. pal tido federal, opiLaque
es Ell veFdadera mente americ4no.
Mr. Hartzelt prometio Impair
cialidal en- Las eleccioLes J garan-
1fas pers sonales.
La conferoncia fu6 muy afec.
fncRa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
FRRCAS0

El kmeeting> republican, de
Manatf fu6 un fracaso. Los ora
dores fueron silDados Y cayose (co-
mo en- RioPiedras) 81 templete que
servfa dts tribuEa los adverse
rios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
oTRo rsRacAs REPuRLscAn O

En- Nayagliez, Ia candidatnra
de Deg sau fne rechazada. Sali6
eIecto I5-eosa para reprrsentante
a Washington.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

X la sHtreiIA redsntura
que falgura alto, muy alto
eon ssfejos brlliadores,
flutr3fus nBastra ssnda,
consb fsro bsndeeido
qua en- sEs roehes torme ntosaH
el Bfq ulfs Ia Esnhia
e rsfoei1 sl 8bFigo.
BrIiiG fh gidR v HeFsna,
como aas sism eos "a Tsmotog
falgurtj In hsPmoea estFsIi&
qusIR l0a Msgos
eoHfuiers como gufs,
p0r monfs 4 "a dssisrtos,
al Portal hunilde pobre
doads Crist3
Eurgl6 oil mundo 10 vida,
y de pa4iss de esclRvos
rompid sl yugo Il csdena.
Ell tas horss ds In tards
&C. las hoFRs veEpaEtin&s,
en- las tristes hor8s crepnFcuI1ras,
Praha gi&ndo de IL noehe
u llegRda.
con sr4Fepito discorde
81 dan oil aiFe graInfdos
asureroa
los fmp1u1ss SguiiUchos,
de thAl AlAFg2 coFv3 pfco,
Evat4FdRs vuelo
psro s1Prog en al instinto.
-
En el mes de Ios difuutos
exsr6H muertos vsncfdoa,
FIa estrelIG redenfora,
sa ell triuI fo de 10 idea,
an el cieo sobeF4no
&c 3lEBFk r8diAnta pura.
-
salcan5u. ......l hssta 10 viatai
que ID sierra Be sea leVei
O0RTADlLL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
g. aAB0 NETO

La fabrica de tabacos ia In
ternaciohals abrira sus talleres en-
Aibonitc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

So JopH 8. Gel Vale gForfalsza 1.a-oa-
esnas para III gssti6n - ssHnaoa z@dmsnssfrasf-
EaF aE foAIH laa eaaaRoa oGnanlsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
Union Club
Bale de n1Ascaras

Etta bAile-que debi6 verinesFss el dis 10
Santa RaSS, qns as susperdio e1uta q 9 lR
grave snferDedah que veIfA padscfendo mes :
tFo diEtlBKuido coTrsiigionario amigo don
Juan AlvArex-sa hevo q efecto anoche eSn
nuueroHX concurrsDcta pusitada 4nInacfG n
Dos compArIts de a. q lrits sEistisroh ::
ma dc hlkDco Tojo con eBtq1eteH tnFcos "
otra de biEneoy y negro moths y diE. EatS fl
bima noa trGio q ig memoirs eEtoE heFmoads
vePaos de A ais de unR E&rsuela que no lego
q eenclEfH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

LIZ noehs
--Ya puBde 10 fsptaGfa
cuFrer ain tFkb& nj frenoi
d1s hA sspultRdo en- mi EGHo
iR iuE pFoERicR del diG.
hdi 6uice tniSterio IN AmR
ln pkH'6n y - sHpolsb:
Sa, @ % dog 81 que dessa
" ocRHioEsb OIL cue anna.
Ore pueF, en- bueDG hoY6
cnAntos EutpiTos txhAis
.... nc Gig7 mas, que sale
RrTolikndome Ia Aurora.
Ei GiiA!
-lBpvol 81 ohfisns 4Al salvR
nDshs q0s n placer eonVlda.
NO BaFA blen recibidA
Ia timidA los del alba,
nues dice al ciArid&d,
Rurqus l& Huston snrjA =,
cue no hET sombrA Gus DO &PFois
del eAmpe &c lE YsFdEd.
" anuucia To- fkntEIfs
due Eusfia co7 loco empsfi:
que han de oiEipar Eu saeh1
lKa Fs&lidhdes del Ola.
Entrs tEnto detlan Iot eoneurrsntsa
-Yo voy Dc IN AurorG n pos.
- Yo trGs In n Nochs Hgsrh
DOZEN el G epds.ulo fuars
para eltar entire las d0E n
Entre iss mkscaPas del se10 fso msrsc
espsrilI snci6n. por su sFais original Al pi
que scon6uieo, nusStFo amigo Gar os TrAvfat,
Que raretfa IN ChAmbeIGn mn i1eE de f0z
81 uata3sI gustav fnerA del eiercisio de ln
fnncioEeS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
Ri Factor
mas
lnpOrtante,

La N|aturaleza ha do
tado a. aceite de higa-
do de bacalao como ell
factor mas inportante
de Ia reconstruction del
ORGANISING humane. Ell
arte Dc. Scott & Bovine
ha pe'rfcccionado la
obra Gle la Naturaleza
enriqueciendo las admi-
rabies propiedades del
aceite, haciendolo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
Emulsion
de Scott
de Aceite dc Higado de
Bacalalo con Hipofosfftos
de Cal Y de Sosa.

I agradable, digerible y
!. asimilable y compile
{ tando su ben6fca ac--
! ci6n con el agregado
! de los. hipofosfitos.
! Sie1npre que el orga-
: nismo este debilitado, asf
: como en- su padecimiento
! resultante, La neurastenia
: Y en- Ell crecimiento V de-
: sarrollo lento y dit1cul-
: toso de los ninos, como
! en- la convalescencia de
: casi todas las enfermeda-
7 des, acudase a La verda-
: dera y legiti1na Emulsion
: de Scott, con toda con-
: fianza.
Z De venta en- rodas parties
z SCOTT 1t BOVINE. Qlsrnicos. New York
IoA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

M. Batter, fnspectof de elsecionsf, N
regresadoa SIR Juxn de In IsIa Calsbra, don
de ettzhs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

Ms HiHnto hoy dseRdentistA, yda este mo
do jUEtincAre. hIStR efarto punto, los Htaauea
qrs coz motive Dc mi vlsihis dscadsnsis, me
dirigs el iiustrs hii0 De David.
Va nor n, sAlom6n
En Las kpras del ocnso,
Elm las horns vSspsrtinaR.
en- l8s tFtVteH h0Fas eFepuReuIeYsF,
de todcs sHoa modos se tseIrio-
taE bkndadEE de sguiiuchoa
con grsznidoE psnetFanfes
Einiestros
atFavfesAn el sspAcfo
yhuysn, huyen,
del nnblA6o sspeIo hoEeo
s1hE lR b0rroBA tinta.
-
AEuIluchoH dsspIumadOu
lie pnA l1rg& corvo pica
psrseei mfa qae otra cosA
paicminos atontaeoS, qus en- las FuinAs
gimen trfsteE,
pTffSgiE5do con sus Dotas desseordes
la iiegada ca in noche, que ts In musFts
91s ca - mnerte. in nsgfurR ell rspogo.
.--s. susstE& deTrota
en- a mea d. los q f1nEoB,
en las horss De ls tSrde
snt9nAit el GDs profundfs,S
con aeepto nslADc6 leo,
neIAne6 leo doltsBte
Los murei6 gas ceDfIon
Que sor hfbr11os sDisndros
De q sombrB,
snemig'R psTtinRCes
de "a DE Que los faseR
con ehl-riAF dessFpeFGnEs,
Rrtipttlcn uoleEto
haesn eoFo los grREbitoa
de lcE pcArsT z guiluch0E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
Age Eate's Generates

Boulton, Bis & Dalleltt, 135 Front st New York.
En- Ponce, MORALES , %
En- San Juan, VILLAR y Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

e issf;3r Crosas. enfargadn de Is invsati-
gaci6n s0llFe ira successes de Hamsaacs s0mo en-
disha ciutlkd 30 ieclzraEiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
NOE1C1SsS


NJ. Baslsr. inspeetor De ssseIons'' hs
regrssado Szr Juan de In isla Cale6ra, DON
de ettEbR.
Elssfior oro.as. sntarg.do de Ii invsa.i-
gaci6n solire ira sucssoH de Hamsaacs somo en-
disha ciutlAd 30 decisrssionss.
la dement's N.rsfs, Gardens, de hsnatf
hA falleeiio IN sl uaaIeom!o.
e Dspartsnento de 1 astruee'6l ha apEo-
bado haits ahora los eontrstos de maesaroE
para ell pIisbo De Cislsn, eD si modo siguisnfa:
principal, Juan Sfouts OstiE; gradaadoa
Eansr6o Rodrfgas. slntiago Mors sainat
rEFalss :: ~ arvRsio ME9donAdo, R1fasl R0drf-
gueE Jo.6 de- ]. Rodriguez.
Tiros de esmbio:
I''a res. % S,s., q, s:.sss "a
Rew-York, DIV $40 81
Parfs 8 dIv ~ pa
Kspaiia, } DIV s7x a27x P.S
':s. S. .a.i,a s,sza. qusbrantaso de saua. nues-
tro qusrido amigo don Isas / 1-Es.. e. uslasss
eorrsigionario Dueatro, per cuJa ms1ofis 1sss-
intsretAuoa.
I'm nel mere.do ds New York. .s eo.t1A al
aa6car . .os siguisntsE prseios
Csntffug&do s1s
Mr. j. W4nar. Ia prsHent&da ems propo'
sici6n 81 tyuEtAmfent0 ofreciaDde s. 80 ssn-
tavoa nsasRses p0r an ad1 &c atrsEdkmlsnto
del tsatF,, rrometfen6a In vsz, que pFssen-
tark-ftseiss ntame ents busras com pa6fss sfric9s
otra 9 ags de snErstent 1aiantols qQR daE6
principle &c al pT6xmo NgViem0re.
LIS usefnos de Ciales, DfIfo 3drfgusz.
C:tavio N&vsdo, J1s6 Q ltnteEo @ QfntsFo, sc
adhieYen . tes1a unionlat&.
En ufo da Iceneia snharcard msnans pa.
RI IoH Ess&doE Uafaos don Jniio Antucs, In
tsIigents = laoorIoso enPlekde de Ian oH;inas
dsl g0bieFno lnsulAF.
Los aihsa rsqufsieos snfsrinisoE ss vusl-
vsD faer'ssa roouaGos, lueg9 gus sc les adDi
n'stFA l. En- al.i6n &c S.oEs
S D5mipgo B. D : ptienbTs de 1924
S-ss. S-on .e, NaeVA " K
AuT ssn r+s nj: H.ce pAlfEnt- tiampo
! que rscsta IL EuuIsi0n qas pTapErEn is. de
Aceits d. hfgA2o de 6ac4lao con Ia pt fos6t1s as
| a. de toss. Pusdo dec.Erar gus sstog sa
i sisfscho da IN emP3eo psra Ia oe 81 lad eu
| los nffl1s. rae uttum0s escE6f4i&s, co1sanc6l, 4,
atc fsnieGoo sG0Fs al 2celts aim d S&R Vsntkia
/ de ser &C erado por los e.t6msg5E, asF dc
\ gusio mtx sgFadAcie.
De u Ia Atto. S
| DR.. Pedro If 9zTTf50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

la dement's Nsrsfss CartanRs de Msnan;
hA falIeeIiio sn eli maaIe0uio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

e DspArtamento de IaEtrucei6a ha 2pxo-
bado hxsta ahora los co1tratos de maesar0H
para ell pueblo de Cislen, en Ell nolso siguisnts:
prfncfpal, Jnsn Sfsute Otis: gradu2doH !:
E5usr0o Radrfg9ex y Santiago Nora Salnat /;
rUralss ~ arvRfio MEsdonado, Rafasl R0drf :
gueE Joas de- J Rodriguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
HOTEL oLI1M!rPo
aLANTTRCE

: 10 MTEUTCE De SAN JUAN
I'll metor hotel an esIts lslins
ksplendida vsntilacion. Pslrque,
lArdines ,T KIoEco i In n giesa.
Excelense sorviclo de carruajsss
Frecios mOderados. &c hacbn re-
ducciones para familias. Alum
hrsdQ &aeefrico ElcdsFno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
Joaquin GaIa bert

+ JABON n i JABOly II Mnehos
/ amos de practica. Cosumo considerable.
Las lavanderas 10 pieferen q cu>lqnier
otra msrca.
Calle de Pizarro. Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15
SAn 1UA
PeeE tsi6Rr3fO.
cqRFEEERcIA EMPoRTAMTE

Gsptismbrs Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

En ufo da Iieeneia emharcara msnEna pa
r. IoH Est&doE Uafdos don Jniio Anducs, In
tsIigents IaoorIoso enpleAd5 de Ian o6siEa'
6sl g0bieFno lniuiAE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-15

Los aihsa rsqufsieos snfsrinisoF ss vusl-
vsD faer,ss robusEoH. iBegG Gus &c les EdDf
mara In e na1*f6u ds S.oEf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27
More Rursl Deliver, Routes.

POSTMASTER Joseph l. Crupp,r has
hceu notified that two rural free delivery
routes will De established Irly |. one of
which will I've known as the Mount Yer.
non route. and Will extend from AlcNan-
dria To point below Hunters station.
On the electric railway. in Fairfax Coun-
". and the other Will comprise most of
Alexandria County. including Del Ray
It. Elmo. Rraddock Heights. addison
Heights. and other points in the county.
1t II understood that still another route
viii shortly be established under MIR
Crupper's supervision which will begin
. at the toll-ga on Duke street extended
and will take in the Episcopal Theolog
ical Seminary and a large part of IN,
territory between the Seminary an,
Fairfax Court House. including the liz
tie River turnpike.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27
Like s DrOW ring Man.

Five years ago disease the doctor
called dyspepsia took such hold on me
that / could scarcely go. writes Geo :
Marsh. well known attorney of Nocona
Tex. Il took quantities of pepsin and
other Medicines but nothing helped me
~ drowning man grabs at straw
grabbed at kodol. | felt an improve
ment at once aud after few bottles am
sound and well kodol is the only pre-
paration which exactly reproduces the
natural digestive Juices and CONSEQUENT.
~ Is the only one which digcsts any good
food and cures any form OF stomach
trouble. ID. G. Bowman.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27
POTOMAC RIvERRoUTE

Begin Tuesday, June Hd. Steamers Calvert
aud Potomac VIII leave Pier %. Iight street
baltimore, every Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday. at > .. IN. for Alexandria and
Washington. calling 40 AN 90 the u-tisf land
iugs. beginning Tuesday. june .I. viii
leave 18th Street Wharf Ma-hfugtou al 4
m. Thursday, sunday and Tuesday going
~ TAR as LeonardtoWu ON these evenings
VIII leave Leouar,ltown al 8 a. M kinsnle
~ II NJ, Miller'- at = p M. Gra-on'~ az
$50 p, m; AMI Bacun.S az $40 +. NJ. Mon
baltimore early the following morning
Freight received daily IA baltimore.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agt., baltimore.
STEPHENSON n Bro. Agts. Washington. DC.
WILLIAM NJ. kEAkroN, Agt.. Alexandria, W.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27

For = weak =
lungs, obstinate
- cough, u G III or
rhage, weakness
a n d enaciation
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27
QUEER NAMES FOR TOWNS.
Wsles And Australia Garry or The Palm For
Tongue I~iSters

Nsles And Australia Garry Or The Palm FOr
Tongue T~istsrs
eve have some odd names for towns
in this country. said & postal clerk at
the postofice To Chicago Chronicle
man. hundreds OF them. and here are
Just a few: \. u. C.. Buggy, Tug. Toy
Topsy. ono. Catfish. Sundsh. Vim. IL.
Vox, TIT. Tongs Sweetlips. Nenophon.
Reclamation. Blood Tonic Log and
Turtle
These may bee pronounce without dis
locating the jaws. but in some of the for
eign countries may he found veritablc
tongue twisters. The palm may be &C
corded 10 Wales. however. and what DO
YOU think of this.
'Llauiairpw llgwnyle. Anglescy
NO. this j. not "a lot of letters thrown
promiscouously together but is really
the name OF a town in Wales Here are
two more equally bewildering.
"Llanuwchllyn Talyilyn. Bwich Bre-
conshre.
"Llanuwchllyn Bala, Meriouethshire
They say that the Welsh language is
about as hard a. Russian. and il would
appear that this assertion is not far out
ot the way. especially W hen it is remem
bered that the following words are In,
names of towns in the country from
which the heir apparent Of the BRITISH
throne derives his royal title:
Langwyllog. 'Llwyndafydd. Liam
drilloyn-Rhos. .Llansaintfiraid' and
Ilanymynech
They do pretty we'll in Scotland. a.
the following two names will show
'Tynholm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 'Tich
ma brnaich
Now that Hawaii Is a part of tn,
Dnited States, just try to pronounc,
these names Of towns in the far away
islands.
Hamaquapoko. 'Kealakekua.
'Waiohiuu 'Naianae. Honouluili' and
'Laupahoehee
Here are few twi~ters in New Zeal
and;
." kaiwarauara. kaukapakaia. Wal
mangarao' and Waiorougmai.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27

Victoria CONES TO the scratch cour-
ageously with these
'lackaudandah, 'Mandihsons. Var
ramyarram' and 'Coongulmeraug
In south Australia may D., found Or
roroo' and 'oodlawirra' and ia Cape
Colony we have Teyatavaueng. 1m-
zimkulu' and Zurrbraak
In the rransvan they have towns
uamei 'Nriiiheil' and Pies Poreieters
Rust in Natal. l>opo. IN Queensland.
'b'gantungun and 'Goon5iwinh.' aud
in British Guiana. .Ec,eryerwastiug'
and Metenmeerzorg
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27
1902.
Spring Schedule.
Weems Steamboat Co.
BALTIMORE, FREDERICKSBURG AND
RtPPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
NORFOLK AND RAprAHANNcCK


ON aus after tuesday March IS -ft.. rlsr-
=. Lirht street. kaltiuuft. every tuesday
and Friday at f-Hu D. m fpr Ifei4rrio -ltur.
ana az. wharses pu the river Returning viii
leave Frederic k-hurg 80 m Ititt per-
mittngl Monday and Thursday. lri-,l. tow o.
nj 4,3o "a M Tuesday and Friday for Haltl
more.
Leave Baltimore wednesday, aud Thurs
lay az 1880 y on for Tappahannock and all
MharNcS below. except Bay Port Returning
VIII leave Iuppahnuuufk no = 20 VA ON Mon
day and " IN "Wednesday and Thur-iay Tor
baltimore.
Steamers from Iappahaunock Wednesday
VIII not call az Va hurNe- in turritomuu river.
VIII not call at Bay Port ON either dag.
No freight received for ut-goiDg steamer
after 10 m sailing days
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27
NORFOLK ROUTE

WIN leave TappahanuOck for Norfolk al =
M Friday. stopping at ull landings WIN
leave Norfolk at d D VA on saturday. calling
at all laudiug-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-27
THIS is THE DAY.
--When Ready Money Talks as It,
NEVER IA =

EETD
iH having the ready Ia
Is az than their We ito tive
up in
VIZ" W II
u ourno
40 op toner
the OF
desirable merchandise
THIS IS WHAT THE READY CASH DOES
fo lou at cur We
Fancy Dmitns for q, lin nda Iinent
l-gc uen for 5ani
Good BLACK Ribbed Sto-kin
worth Seat book IVA
food yard wide Cotton "a e yari
n ar hutton
umention nj.
90 to mention Be
stock merchants his d
mNlns in III
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12

SCHOOL TEACHERS LEARN
just Like Other People.

Bad food and overwork wreck many
life, but the right food makes sure
and complete happienss, for one must
be happy if perfectly well.
"Grape-Nuts saved my life, and
changed me form a nervous, sick, de-
spondent woman to a healthy, strong
and cheerful one,' writes Mrs. Alice
Riegel, Of Pontiac, Ills IT had not
been we'll for several years and
thought, as did my friends, that my
days were numbered My ill health
was caused from drinking coffee, eating
improper food and overwork in the
school room; had become very weak,
tired and nervous and nothing I ate
agreed with me. Medicine made me
more nervous and impaired my diges-
tive organs.
It was with difficulty that neighbor
induced me try Grape Nuts and I
liked it from the first with thick cream
and sugar. I lived on it exclusively
with Postum Food Coffee until my di-
gestion was so much improved I could
eat other foods. My friends soon no.
ticed the improvement in my looks, and
I am now healthy, strong and happy.
I attribute the change in my health
solely to the change of diet.
Husband and I both like Grape-Nuts
and Postum. think they are the most
healthful and Strengthening of all foods
and drinks and suitable for the weak
ais well as the strong.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
A PECULIAR CASE.
Man Thought Dead is Alive.

Man Thought Dead is Alive.
A peculiar event has just occurred in
this city. A man named Michael De-
laney died here, on March 2S, 1901, and
it was thought that brother of his
by the name of Joseph had died long
while before. Michael left house and
lot so feet long located on Adeline
street. Otto c. Wruck was appointed
executor by the probate court on April
%, 1901. He made application to the
court to be permitted to sell the prop
erty, which was granted, and on April
IA, 1902, he sold the property to Au-
gust Levandowski When Levandow-
ski gained possession he tore down the
house and removed the wood. Last
week Joseph Delaney arrived in town
very much alive and very angry when
he found out what had been done. He
has now not only demanded the return
of the property but that the house be
rebuilt on the same site, with the same
materials and the same size and shape
that it was before. Counsel has been
retained by Joseph and legal complica-
tons are apt to result.