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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
La verdad Sc impone
cue he sdo saudada la humanidad
coro de alabanzas
coro do alabanzas

Scott-hoy en- dfa, la salvaguardia de
todos los hogares; el tesoro que inn
parte la sangre empobrecida nueva
riqueza y vida exuberante; ell recons-
tituyente mas poderoso de la salud;
y, en- una palabra, la tabla salvadora
del que sufre proximo ser tragado por
ell hondo abismo de la muerte.
Tiene algo de extrano, pues, que
su paso por e1 mundo haya sido acla-
mado con verdadero jubilo? iTene
algo de sorprendente ell que hasta de
las regiones mas apartadas de la terra
venga el elogio de la docta ciencia d
confrmar el merito de tan grandes
virtudes?
Afanese la mercenaria competencia
en- disputarle el honroso puesto que
ocupa la cabeza de los grandes
productos del siglo; luche en- su NOR
bida inpotencia el fraude inutil por
suplantarla con tristes imitaciones.
nunca 10 conseguira
La verdad Sc impone siempre, y ella
ha proclamado la faz del mundo, EN-
voz muy alta-de Norte a Sur, de
Oriente Occidente-que no hay NADIA
absolutamente NADIA comparable Ia
efcacia curativa de Ia Emulsion de
Scott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
Trastornos en- ell Brasil

TN cablsgramA recibido de Rio Jsnsiro,
capital del Brasii, ds cuont2 de que exisfe an
sl pals un fuarts espfritu de pross'ta contra
eli gobierno, 10 que hace temer ia amen2zG oe
una pgoDta revoluci6n.
L. fsIta de tacto polfico del presidents
de In repd olica de BRASIL de loa indiVf1uos
que forman su abineta. han provocado este
diyorcio oue "a rnanifsstA en- todos los 6rdenes
da In vida nolfslco social de SO aella rspdblica
y hace tsmer que 10 revoluci6n sstalle de IN
momento q otro.
El partido de los desconsentos adquiere
mas fuerHa cada dia que pasa.
Todo al comarcio lss psrsonas irnportan-
tes "a hsn unt1o q los protestantss contra ell
pobieyno. v sato haca Greer en- Ell trluL 70 ds In
rsvoluei6n apenaa Sc declare.
E domiogo ocurri6 IN ligsro motin. y al
gobIerno order6 que las tFopss sc lsnsaran
contra ell pusblo, de 10 que rssu!taron ocho
mueItca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

Guam eff1nero perecedero es ell
triunfo de la falsa virtud Como no
descansa sobre la base real verdadera
de rnerito a1guno, solo brilla I'm ms
tante, para extinguirse luego a seme-
jana de los fuegos fatuos.
Pero la verdad es eterna esa verdad
que, para imponerse con irresistible
fuerza, cruza la penumbra llevando
en- sus manos gloriosas la palma triunfa1
de la victoria, sin que NADIA nj nadie
venga a arrebatarsela.
Y cuando ell antifaz hipocrita de la
primera cae, arrancado por el inhexible
tempo, el rostro 1fmpido y no velado
de la segunda Sc ilumina aun mas con
los rayos de su luz propia.
Sirvan de 1igero preambulo los
parrdfos que anteceden para la his
tor1a que vamos narrar.
Veinticinco amos ha, ala en- Ell
humi1de laboratorio de la Maga Qufrni-
ca, vino al mundo pura, energica,
llena de promesas y esperanzas legfti-
mas, y blanca como e1 albor misrno de
la manana en- que nac1a, la que POGO
despues fue bautizada con el nornbre
de Emulsion de Scott, nombre que ella
ha sabido enaltecer por encina de la
rastrera envidia, y a despecho de los
que, sin 1ograrlo ja1nas, han querido
igualarla.
Y al surgir q la vida, temb1aron
ALA en- su antro tenebroso los nefandos
genios del NAL. En- Ia escua1ida faz
de Anenlia Sc estereoptipo una n1ueca
de disgusto; Consuncion, desesperada
en- un acceso de tos, Sc dej6 caer
sobre su tnuelle poltrona; y Raqu1t1s-
mo, pudiendo sostenerse apenas sobre
sus debiles cani11as, corrio desconso-
lado 11orar el fin proximo de sus d1as.
Y cada cua1 llevaba medic oculto
baio su brazo I'm pequeno objeto, que
era e1 fatfdico deposito de los .dlabolicos
germenes con que hasta entonces
habfan venido causando estragos en- la
humanidad.
Il Nos vencera 2 exclanaban, nos
vencera...
No a mi, " decfa Consuncion, por-
que mi RENO es perdurable, y NADIA
existe pue pueda abatir la ener-
gfa voraz de mis- germenes. Yo segui-
re llevandome la fosa cuantos
caigan bajo mi fatal accion t.. :"
NO." replicaban Anenlia y Ra-
quitis1no, 'jque puedes tu sin nues-
ira Immediate ayuda? Somos tus auxi-
hares; antes que til 1legamos para
al1anar e1 carnino y abrirte la puerta;
td vienes despues, cuando va hemos
debi1itado Ia vfctima....Si somos
vencidos, til 10 seras tambien.
: Justo presentimiento que ha tenido
despues, no una, sino r1illares de veces,
su mas inequlvoca comprehension;
pues en- los veinticinco amos de vida
que cuenta la Emulsion de Scott
cuantas veces no ha dado muerte
os funestos agentes de Anen1ia
Raquitisn1o, a1ejando asi a la traidora
Consuncion que va ernpezaba d asonar
su demacrado rostro
Por ESQ es ella-la Emulsion de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
gfRI.ii0j3rEcA Be xLA DEM6URAc1As

sondear tan abominable misterto.
Ahora 10 que conviene IS que oe
pregunte y me d6is cuenta exacta
de todo. lVustra fdtura esposa. Id
sefiortta de Beaupreau, ca muy
hermosaP ia 4.
NO 10 se, respondi6 ingenua:
mente ell preso, - y 10 dnico que
puedo asegirar es que In amabs.
-SEs rica! =
No, hasta cuando 81 sefior de
Baaupr6au accedi6 q concederme le
mano de su hiis fu6 con Ia condf'
ci6n de que esta Sc casarfa sin dotes
Dor mas que Ia fortuna procediese
de la madre de Herminia = esta nc
fuese hija del sefior de Beaupr6au.
-tC6moi exclamo el sefI1r de
Kerg2z al que asalt6 de pronto IN
recuerdo. ALa seffora de Beau
pr6au &c case con su actual marido
en- segundas nupcias?
No 10 SIS, respondio Fernando
ponieniose encarnado, creo que
habfa cometido unh falta.
Armando Sc acord0 en- aquel mo-
mento de la nota que le habfan
enviadO acercA de una loVen Ia-
mada Teresa, cue en- tiempos vi
viera en- Marlotte en- compaf1ia dc
una tia y de una MIA, y de In que
decfan que al regresar q Paris So
case CON un empleado de I'm minis.
terio.
,DIos mfol : penso. Isl sera
ellais
Y en- ats voz affsdi6 interrogan-
do & Fernando;
-.Sabeis cuSl Is Ell nombre dc
pila de La sefiora de Reaupr6auf
-Creo cue ne llama Teresa.
AL DIR este nombre lanz6 Arman'
do una exclamation.
-STsresa? sSs llama Teresas
ST, senior. liza conoceiss
Armando no Tespondio.
-Todo este es mug extrafio,--se
fiiio,-y parece que esta relsciona-
do de una manerR notable con los
infor mes que me enviaron; Ssera 10
| sefiorita Herminis do Beaupreau
| In hiia del baron Kermor dc Ksr-
maroueta rs precise cue 10 yea .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

NO me conoceis, sefIor Rocher,
lie dijo Armando,- pero es cierto
que me tomo verdadero inter6s por
Vos y cuya causa no puedo pleci-
sar. Es impcs ible que no seals
inocente del crfmen que Sc os acuSa
en- este case todas mis- relacioues,
tOdos mis- esfuerzos SO emplearan
para lograr que sc Teconozca vues-
ira inocenoia. rs precise que me
digais de que y como Sc os acusa
como es que os haliais aquf.
Me acussn de haber robadC
treinta mil frances.
-sEn d6nde?
-Dincen que los saque de una
GAIA cuyas llaves me habfan sido
confiadas durante una hora.
z Fernando conto a Armando
Las CIRCUMSTANCES que habfan pre-
cedido su salida del ministerfo,
relatando de que maners habia
recibido la fatal carta de Hermf'
mia, la que lie llevara Collar; luego
So desmayo en- la Gale, y 81 des.
pertar en- casa de Bscsr4, & la que
no conocfs, y, por dltimo, 50 pri'
sion.
Escuch6 el senior de Kergaz CON
mucha atenci6n Ell relate del preso.
-Todo este, diio al ccnde mi
rando q Leon, cuando el preso
hubo terminado su relato, ,-es mss
extraf1o y tremendo que un drama
del boulevard; pero de bodo deduzco
es para mf evidente, que reuni-
das todas esas desgracias, q Ia acu.
sacion de robo que pesa sobre ell
sef1or, 10 dessparicion de Jnana J
Cereza, son obra de una mtsms ma
no. Serfa necesario YER Bacara.
-xY en- d6nde encoutrarla2 -
diio Leon ROLAND. FL case 90 que
tambien ha desaparecido.
-Lo mas incomprensible de todo
este IS que esa csrtera que iamas
toqus. 80 encontr6 al dfs signfente
an al bolsillo de mi sbrigo.
-Os sseguro, sefior Rocher, que
con Ell tempo llegaremos q descu.
brir 10 verdad. poraue tengo tsnta
necasidad como vos de- desenmas.
earar esa odiosa J terrlbie tntriga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
s6R Lt1fsA LA HERMANA DE La oAR1DAD

sir Guillermo no son mas que una
sols persona; este prueba que Ell
perseguidor de Fernando y Ell rap.
tor de Cereza y Jusns es 81 -. lOhl
-exclam6 levantando la VOC. 81,
es Andrea; 10 presiento en- las pull
saciones de mi coraz6n que es Ell.
lEl s6lol
Sebastian volvi6 al POGO ratio di-
ciendo.
Sir Guillermo no estA en- casa.
-Volveras.
NO Sc halla en- Paris.
Armando sc estremeci6.
-IDios mfoi- pens6. Use habra
llevado J1ana?
Y con mucha yiveza afIa1i6:
- IA d6nde fue9 SCnando sc
mach6? lQu6 te han dichoP
Que Sc march6 antesyer. So
aVida de c8mara lie acom3aff6 has
Is la diligencia del Hsvre. Parec6
que va Irlanda en- donde tiene
algunas tierrRs.
Use sabe cuando volvera?
-Dantro de ounce dfas.
-lEs extraf1ol NAV extraf1ol -
u1uEU1uED "a SGdUk NC ACA 0Es
Leon Roland volvio d su vez.
La sefiora de Beaupreau no
esta en- Paris, diio.
Use b marchado! exclam0 o
| Armsndo.
/ Con 50 hija.
-Pero ScuAndoP SAd6nde ha idof
Sc marcharon la vispera de la
| prisi6n de Fernando Rocher. Foes
| ron a BretafIa.
Ell senior de Ksrgaz Sc di6 una
/ Palmada en- Ia frente.
-Todo sc encsdena J coincide,-
murmur6, y iurarfa que aquf an
da La mano de Andrea.
/ Eu aquel mismo momento el
| aynda de c&mars entreabri6 Ia
puerta del despacho de Armando.
--Ahf esta una sefiora que desea
yer al senior c0nde.
Ri senior de Ksrgaz Sc estreme.
CID.
-1C6mo SO llama? - pregunt6
4 con mucha vivexa.
] dice que el seeor no la eonocs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

que Andrea y sir GHillerno son dos
personals distintasP
-lOhl Lo que es en- cuanto q ESQ
segurisimo; contest6 Ell anciano.
-Pues yo jurarfa 10 contrario.
La meior prueba que puedo
ofreceros, seffor conde, es que ell
yizconde Andrea me haorfs mata-
do sin vacilar del mismo modo
que su padre mat6 al vuestro.
Encogi6se de hombros Armando.
ESQ no prueba NADIA, porque
muy bien pudiera ser que Andrea
tuviese interes en- no ser reconoc1'
do, dijo.
-Razon de mas para matarme.
No impoTta, replic6 eI conde.
Es neceSario volverle yer = exs-
mfnarle con mucha atenci6n.
lie mir6 de pies q cabeza, sefI1r
conde, Y mi conviction es inque-
brantable.
Pues yo tengo Ell presentimiento
de 10 contrario, porque solo Andrea
es capaz de urdir esta vasts y tene-
bross intrlga.
Y ell conde Rfiadt0:
--SNo te env1o sir Gulllermo So
tarleta la tarde misma del dfa del
encuentro?
ST, esa es la costumbre.
DE manera que le debes una
vista.
Sebastisn contest6 con un movi-
mi ento affirmative.
-Entonces es necesario hacersela.
-ICuando9
-Sobre la marcha. Manda que
enganchen ell tilburf. Son las dnce,
muy buena hora para visitar IN
Eoltero.
JlConforme. y Squ6 lie digof
-Ea resumen, NADIA; no baras
mas que sostener una con versacton
frfvoia y mientras tanto espiaras
sus memories gestos. Ls escuchss
con gran atenci6n y sobre todo te
flares en- su acento; 81 por un mo.
mento abandona el acento ingles,
les Andreai
Sc msrch0 Sebastian.
--Ahora -perso el seflor de Ksr-
gaS, anpopgsmos cue Andrea y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26
Explosion de
un crucero Chino

IA exploasdo an oil puerto de Yargsse oil
crucsro chino sKiAehih.1
4 consecusneia de 10 explosion han muer-
TO $50 tripuiAntes, entire sllos ingenieros nor
saamerieanos.
EIxK aiehihs ara uno de los mejores bu-
ques de In Armada china fue construido On
IoglAtsrra haee siste amos.
Sc ignora In causa del siniessro que se
cree obedezcs o una combustion De gases pro-
ducido en- 10 Santa Barbara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

NADIA mas encorniastico que las bre-
YES pa1abras del eminente Medico DIR.
Don Francisco Cara Cantu, de Mon
terrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico -" La
Emulsion de Scott es un remedio uni
versalmente conocido sancionado,
que apenas 81 precisa confirrnar una
vez mas que por sus propiedades nu-
tritivas y reconstituyentes, es digna
de la muy buena reputation de que con
tanta justicia goza. .
Enero II de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

Para benefcio de los hogares, donde
existen niilos, reproducimos las sig
nifcativas palabras del autorizado y
bien conocido Doctor Don Eusebio
Guajardo, de Monterrey, Nuevo Leon,
Mexico -" En- cua1quiera de las mtll-
tiples manifestations de la diatesis
escrofulosa de los niTos no hay que
perder el tempo; prescrfbase desde
luego la Emulsion de Scott.
Enero II de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

Los nombramisntos de alcslds psdaneo de
Truiillo y seeret&rio, heehos por 81 comite "a
dsrsI de q 1ei pueblo. 'han ldo 10 sprooacion
del alcalda de Carolina don Ramon q. Del
gado.
Dlchos nombramisntos son bisn recihidos
por ell pdblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-26

En- la tuberculosis puinonaf, Ell la
escrofu1osis, Ell la convalecencia de
neumonfas, en- la pobreza isologica.
etc., la Emulsion de Scott ha respon-
dido siempre en- mi practica q la fama
de que goza.-Dr. Victor Anguita y
Stuven, Medico cirujano por las Uni
versidades de Santiago de Chile y
Madrid ex-Medico Director de Vista
de Naves, ex-Medico del Cuerpo de
Sanidad de la Armada Espanola, etc,
etc.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29
Keep Cool.

The hot season is here in all it's vigor,
and everybody would like to known how
to keep cool. Margaret E. Sangster says
the way to do so is:
By refraining from undue indulgence
in heating and stimulating food. Too
much meat is a prolific source of heat in
the summer solstice. By keeping the
table provided with appetizing cold
dishes, bv using fruits, vegetables and
cereals, with mild and cream, and pud-
dings made of farina, sage and similar
light substances, instead of hot viands,
which necessitate enormous fires in a
coal.fed range.
Next, by thoroughly airing the house
night and morning, and then closing
windows and doors during the daytime,
excluding the sun and the heated air.
Third, by wearing cool clothing. In
southern ATTITUDES men have learned to
dress in style befitting the weather; to
wear white linen instead of thick wooden
clothes, and to avoid the sun. An UNI
brella is as necessary for a man as a
parasol for woman in hot MONDAY.
Fourth, by avoiding alcoholic drinks.
The person whose usual beverage is cold
water, iced tea and iced coffee, is much
safer than the one who INDUCES in
wines ard other intoxicants. Even soda
water NAV be taken to excess; probably,
however, the chief danger here is to
small boys whose parents give them too
much spending money.
Fifth. Keep cool by controlling your
temper. Be not hasty to anger. Do not
be easily irritated by trifes nor even
impetuous; be not fretted by those
small accidents which are the common
lot. Ink spilled upon floor, grease
spot on ones dress, child's frock torn,
cherished cup broken or saucer nick
ed, are all in a lifetime, and there is no
common sense in losing equanimity over
such trifies. Emotions recklessly in
dulged in wear out the nervous strength
that should last for a long, long day.
To be spendthrift of ones capital is
very shortsighted, and conduces to
greater evils than being uncomfortable
hot in day of the mounting thermom-
eter.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29
T.R.FISHER !: ::: :: e
Tracy Writes to Gov. Geer.

While the authorities of the state OF
Oregon are discussing pro and con the
Merrill reward money, and making ev-
cry effort to find some loop hole through
which they can crawl out and thereby
rob Mrs Wagner and son of the $500,
Tracy addresses the governor in the fol-
lowing lines:
Gov. Geer, Oregon;
l am the only one entitled. to the re-
ward for the death OF Merrill. Will call
for it later. TRACY.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29
Match Tennis Set.

An interesting set of tennis played at
the Natchez avenue court last week
between G. S. Candy and Capt. Mar
shall Scudder resulted in an overwhelm-
ing defeat for the captain. Much enthu-
siasm was manifested by large crowd
of on-lookers, and while the score OF
point was holly contested. Mr.. Candy
was the challenged party.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29

to have one of our splendid sets of
Harness. 1t will look well, wear
well. and give you highest salts
faction. Warranted as to quality
OF material and workmanship.
Cheap, too-the best to be had for
the money anywhere. We make
a speciality of fine custom work, at
low prices. Also carry full stock
of ready-made Harness, Etc, and
sell at a small profit.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29
,iGRESSMAN LEWIS
STOPS OFF A DAY
Is Kept Busy Shaking Hands With
His Old Democratic
Friends.

Hon. James Hamilton Lewis stepped
off of the :3S west-bound train on the
18th inst. and remained over few
hours discussing some business matters
with the attorneys Whitson & Parker,
and confding to a few of his friends the
political situation in the east as he sees
it at the present time. Mr. Lewis has
within the last few months been in most
all the larger cities of the eastern states,
and sustaining a national reputation as
statesman and orator, he was in a
position to learn something of the polit-
ical workings of both parties.
Mr.. Lewis said. when asked if he
thought President Roosevelt would re-
ceive the nomination for president in
1904: 81 think it very doubtful. Mr..
Roosevelt in his attitude toward the
trusts has heaped upon his head the vitu-
perations of the moneyed kings of Wall
street. | am inclined to believe that
New York will send solid delegation to
the republican national convention with
instructions to nominate Elihu Root,
and if Root secures the New York dele
CATION the president is doomed to de-
feat The democrats are rallying once
more under their old standard, and just
now are stronger and displaying more
confidence than at any time within the
past two years. The nomination for
president will be contest between Hill
of New York and Pattison of Pennsyl-
vania. Mr.. Pattison has been elected
governor of that state on two different
occasions, and served two prosperous
terms, and is now making his third race
Though Penny lvania is strongly repub-
lican if this great democrat is elected
governor for the third time, it is almost
a certainty that he will capture the
national convention and make the race
for president on the true democratic
platform, based upon the principles as
championed by Jefferson and old
Hickory Jackson" Continuing, Mr..
Lewis said:
GAS for myself, and at least for the
time being l am out of politics. How
ever, am always ready to take the
stump and help push good man into a
position where a good man is needed.
glory in the prosperity of my state and
country, and let me say this for the
people of Yakima: You have a great,
fertile valley of boundless resources ;
you have people whose industry and
enterprise have characterized the Amer
lean since the landing of the pilgrim
fathers. l have been told OF this new
electric railway project which is about
to materialize, and think it one of the
greatest moves ever begun among a
community situated as yon are. Push
it along and overcome all obstacles"
Mr.. Lewis left on the afternoon train
for Seattle, where he intends to make
his future home. The rumor that he
would live in Chicago after this year, he
says is untrue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29
Two Bottles Cured Him.

81 was troubled with kidney COM
plant for about two years, )" writes All.
Davis of Mt. Sterling, Ia, but two bot
ties of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a
permanent cure North Yakima Drug
Store, A. d. Sloan, proprietor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and Fever is bottle of GRovE's
TAsrELEss CHILL ToNIc. 1t is simply
iron and quinine in tasteless form. No
cure, No pay. Price soc. 40.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29

"Can you twist him around your fin
ger?" Eyes but he gets broke so cas-
lily it isn't worth WHILE
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29

"Hullo, Bifkins! How is your anti
slang society getting along?" Zine as
silk, old slobs."
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-29

81 noticed you hoeing your garden
yesterday. What are you raising?''
"Blisters. mostly"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb 14.--Thc cotton market
opened steady with october 3 points lower and
other months unchanged to ) points higher:
Taking into account the fact that Liverpool had
not responded fully 10 the New York strength
of last night and that port receipts were con-
siderably in excess of those for the same day
last year, early developments were very graft
flying TO friends Of the market and did much
to mystify the bears, who had confidently relied
upon a lower opening and sharp reaction I'M
der general realizing. Soon after the call the
whole list caScd off few points under weak
ness in LIVERPOOL and under rumors that the
wcck-cn statistics would be very bcarisl. But
stubborn bull support and scare of March
shorts prevented any serious setback. In TACT,
later Mny and July climbed to $50, while
March shot up rapidly, finally touching S.1o,
when n rush 10 profits by rooncbolders
brought about a reaction. y large estimate for
tom orrow'S Houston receipts and heavy outside
profit taking forced the market or later to S.as
for May and July. But throughout the after
noon Il steady undcrtonc prevailed and repeat
edly March gave evidence of wonderful
strength The sensational advance In the near
uostion served TO frightcn April and May
shorts, with the result that late prices gave II
material premium for those options over the
July and more remote options. At the close
the market was steady With prices . points
higher TO S points lower. near months showing
the Improvement. Operations were very active
pretty much all day with commission houses
very large sellers.
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COMMITTEES ARE NAMED.
List of Those Who VIII Arrange for Good
Roads Train.

/ The following committees have been ap-
pointed in connection with the approach
inf- Good Roads Convention and the de-
monstration of the best methods OF ROAD
construction by the good roads construc-
ton train, which will reach here tae Zt1h
Executive Committee-AIessrs. Q. II. Fun
ston ". =. Cutsilaw. Il. a. Cary, Fl. w.
Anderson, John e. Rose, w. 3. Brown
ing and William Rueger.
Invitation Committee--Messrs- Q. 5. Al
len. James n. Boyd, T. NJ. WORKMAN, w.
3. fraser, II. c. Hechler and w. ~.
Habliston.
Press Comnlittee--Messrs Leland Ran
lin John Stewart Bryan, a. 3. Williams
and A. Il. Holderby. Jr.
Committee on observation-disclosures. Il.
D. Eichelberger. A. r. Holderby, Jr., y;
r.. Nideyette. Robert Lecky, Jr., diil
Montague and A. B. Williams.
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BY virtue of q deed of trust dated Sep-
tember g. 1901, and executed by L. r,
in the Hastings Court. clerks office. for
the city OF Manchester. D. B. Vol. e.
page 225. I will sell (being required so to
day. hour and place named above. the
following articles: One Steam Enigma
and Boiler, Washer tWilson), I Wilson
Extractor, I Shirt Starcher. Starch
Kettle. l Cuff and Collar Ironer, Shirt
Ironer. Sharper. Gasoline Safe Genera
tor. L Drying Room and Stove. ! Lot Belt
ing and Shaftng. Electric Fan, Piping
and Fittings ! Horse and Wagon. and
many other articles used in a laundry.
TERMS-Cash, or by consent of all
parties more liberal terms will be given
and made known at sale.
GEO. f. GARY, Trustee.
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SLIGHT CHANGE IN SCHEDULE

Southern Railway, February 16, 1909
Train No 9, leaving Richmond 1915 A.
M. will, on ana after the 18th instant,
leave Richmond at 1920 a. Nj for Dam
Vile. Durham and intermediate stations,
connecting at BurkeEillc with Norfolk 81
Western Railway for Farmvifle and
Lynchbura;, affording the quickest and
shortest route, thus reducing the tins
between Richmond and the above points
one hour and twenty minutes No change
in other trains via the Southern.