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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02

with power 10 act as was also that of
Silvasto Rocchio TO give an exhibition on
October 8. 1908.
The petition for a wooden building In
the rear OF ~ Seymour street was laid
on the table for two weeks.
Petition OF John p. Fitzpatrick ct al
to lay out Marietta street from Charles
street to Hall street was referred 20 the
committee on streets. az was also that
OF the Beverly Land company and others
for the curbing OF Elton street
The petition of the Butler Exchange
company TO erect a permanent awning on
the south side OF the Stanhope building.
over the sidewalk on Pine street was re-
ferred to the commissioners OF public
works.
TO MOVE BUILDINGS.
Resolutions permitting Fl. II. wolff TO
remove two buildings and John p. Smith
TO move six buildings being recommend
ed by the inspector OF buildings. and the
committee on highways, were passed.
The petition OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company.
to lay rails for a spur track on Aliens
avenue and Gon street was referred to
the committee on railroads, and several
petitions from the Rhode Island COM
pany 10 lay rails were granted on va
rous streets.
resolution 10 cnhhBe the sraoc on
Con street from EDDY street to Aliens
avenue. was passed.
The petition OF Henry T. Rensell and
others for additional sewer facilities on
Brook street was referred 10 the COM
mittee on sewcrr,
The petition OF Charles T. Donovan and
others, that Fones alley be repaired was
referred to the joint committee on high
WAYS.
The board adjourned to meet Oct IS,
at d. m.
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AZ all druggfsta
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ONLY ONCE A YEAR

Can you 60 from Providence over the
Boston h Albany n. r. to Albany, down
the Hudson river TO New York. return
ing via steamer for Providence for IS. co.
This year the excursion will be operated
Oct. 7. Tickets on sale at
Union station. and City once. Custom
House and weybosset streets. Send for
descriptive leanet
A. 8. HANSON. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Boston.
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nAOIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. l69 fremont street. Boston.
II Is simple. safe and easily applied: con-
tains no lead poisons: use II once and
you will never use any other BLANDING
& BLANDING. 81 Weybosset street
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INC uNcERrAIN SOUND.

r. heard about suLPho NAPTHoL. IT'S
merits as a perfect cleanser and puri-
fer have the true ring. IL does not vary
In quality and II reliable even where the
most unsanitary conditions prevail
BROWN BROS. CO., 60 Exchange Place.
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VISCUl teets them frosS steam and Va,
ssT and prevents ~lsiat1oSyv ~lsiat1oSyvEE E'Fb 'Fbssso,a ssso,a go.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24
Destitud6n del Juez de Pal dc PdtiIIdS

| COntirmO hoy, mi telegrama de aver
donde les daba cuenta de la destitucion
| del Juez de Paz del vecinO pueblo de Pa
| t1llas, hecho pOr ell Honorable attorney
General
En- dias pasados corrieron por esta
cludad, los rumOres de haber ocurridO
hechos anOrmales en- el indicado pueblo.
EstOs rumOres han sidO cOnf1rmadOS
en- ell mismo dia
Los acontecimientos han tenidO lu'
gar debido la conducta en- aquel pue'
bio del Juez de Paz y SecretariO del jug
gadO municipal.
FL menciOnadO Juez de Paz ha sidO
demandad0 por delitO de sobOrnO Y CO.
rrupci0n Y de estos hechos tiene como
nOcimiento ell Honorable Fiscal del Dis
tritO. En- ell da Is del corriente, esta
autOridad Sc constituy0 en- ell JuzgaGD y
al querer amedrentar y atropel ar 8
variOs teStigos que cOnfrman la denun'
cias que contra Ell Sc hicierOn, SO pro
movie IN escandalO que en- los primerOs
mOmentOs revistio los caracteres de mo
tin, no habiendO tenido fatales conse
cuencias debidO a Ia intervention dis
creta y juiciOsa de la policia.
Ell teniente IturrOndo activamente
acudid PatiIlas y tan pronto Sc dieron
ALI cuenta de su llegada, SO persOnaron
en- ell cuartel de Ia POlicia, mas de 100
personas de aquella sociedad, pidiendo
amparo protection, con motive de la
situaci6n que provocaban aquellos fun
ciOnariOs. Ell Teniente IturrondO di0
cuenta las autoridades superiores.
Aver el Honorable Attorney General
habiendO sido notifcada por los hechos
relatadOs anteriOrmente, le dirigi0 un
5elegrama al indicado Juez. destituy6n'
lOlO de su cargo inmediatamente.
Ell pueblo la sOciedad entera de
Patillas esta muy agradecida por las |
atenciOnes y diligencias que presto ell |
Teniente IturrOndO de esta demarcaci0n |
por ell cabO Requena.
CORRESPONSAL.
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SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Mum Il.

= Director: PEDRO MoCzo BANIET. =
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un caracter esencialmente practice
y abraza: la e2aSe35aaasG Ia'dnaa2'5a com
pJet0; la pa'eparac5daa para dsagresGa' en-
las U7alUeTS5dGdeS; la Tesaedm250 de L.
bros, A7"itap6tac0 Me2c0aat5l y ESc2'5tW1'0
en- ma0Qatf1a5ll0. y por ultimo, Dlbs<j0,
Pi1atW1'G y Mats5cG. Para la ensenanza
del Ingl6s cuenta ell CoLEGIO con la
americana. La catedra de Comercio es-
t4 cargo del Tenedor de Libros de
uno de los Bancos de esta Capital. Ell
COLEGIO tiene su Reglanae7at0 L,ste'
45oa' que Sc enviara los padres que 10
solicitor.
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LAMUERTE DEL sALVAJE

trangularon a la americana: un
ssesino vulgar no habrfa apoysdo
ell pulgsr izquierdo en- Is manzana
de Adam.
P6sose a examiuar ell de Ventu-
ra, y uno de los gaardianes de Ia
Mcrgue le dlio: A este lie han re-
cont cido ests mafISna y resulta ser
IN antique presidisrio que usaha
los nom bres de Ventura, Jonatas
Jose Brisedoux Hace ciIco amos
estuvC de mAyordomo en- casa de
una seGora que debfa cssarss con
IN senoT muy viejo y rido... Ri
detenido de Mszas, que le recono
ci6, me dijo los nombres = Sc me
olvidaron, pero reCuerdo que sge
gur6 que ese viejo vivfa en- la
plaza de Beauvau.
-SSerfa ell duque de Chateau
MailIyP pregunt6 sorprendido Al
bot.
ST. ell mismO.
IQue cosa mas extrafls! Este
IA sido criado de la querida del
primer duque, y ell herido 10 ha
aldo del segupdo, que acaba de
morir, Sc diio el mulato.
Y abandon6 la Morgue retirSn-
dose muy pensativo. Desde alli sc
march6 al hospital Laribeisiere,
90 dondo pidl6 permiso para exa-
miar Tampa, al que ha5ian en-
cerrsdo en- una sslita bsjo Ia vi
gilanclA de dos enfermeros.
El doctor 10 examine con uua
mlrada penetrante, y de pronto
dio IN grito de sorpreSa al reco
nocer en- Ell al hombre que strope-
llars un coche delante de 81 casa
que fue la causa de qae tuviese
que interrumpir su conversation
con 81 marques de Chsmery. El
robo del polVo de d,hroa, no 10 per-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24
AI(dIdid Municipal de Carolina
CORRESPONSAL.

AcOrdado por ell Concejo Municipal
sacar remate las Obras de cOnstruc-
ci0n del nueVO cementeriO que encierra
un perimetrO de tres mil metros cuadra
dos, con sala de dep6sito para cadave-
res y hosariO, que han sido presu-
puestados en- 2.724 pesos 76 centavos, y
Sc ha senalado ell dia 80 del actual a
las de la tarde para que tenga efectO
dichO remate.
Las propOsiciones Sc ajustaran al
modelo que SO inserta en- presupuesto
de las obras, plano, scondiciones facul-
tativas y demas dOcumentos one SO re-
lacionan con ell remate Sc encuentran
de manifesto en- Secretaria, dOnde pue-
den examinarlos los que 10 deseen.
LO que Sc anuncia por medic del
presente para conOcimiento general.
Carolina, Is JUNO 1908.
f. II. DELGADO.
3-2 Alcalde.
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militia dudar; y ST el marques fue
ell sutor, Tampa habfa sido ell
c0mpiice.
Manifesto al inferno que le acom.
pahaba que la locura del portuguese
no era grave y que el Sc compro-
meta q curarla.
A las doce sc present6 ell m ulato
Ia condesa de Artoff. que habfa
procurado alejar al medico de ca
becera y que sali6 q 81 encuentro
para acompafIarle al iardfn. en- ell
que Sc hallsba Ell conde. Examine
rapidamente q este, y, al observar
ciertos sfntOmas, no dud6 nj IN
momento que su locura Sc deb1a
realmente an envenanamtento.
Me comprometo seffora q Gu
rar q vuestro esposo; pero antes
permitidme que os haga una pre-
gunta, dijo.-6El conde era muy
amigo del duaue de Chateau Mai
lily?
ST, eran muy amigos.
El mulato saco al periodido del
bolsillo y Sc 10 ensef16 q Ia condesa,
y esta manifesto gran sorpress al
enterarse y sobre todo al leer ell
nombre de la Fipart, que la recor-
dsbs cosas tan terribles, y su
asombro no tugo lfmites cuando
lego al final y vio que ol herido
era ell ayuds de camara del difuuto
duque de Chateau Msilly y cuan do
ell mulato la dijo:
-El muerto Sc llamaba Ventu-
RS, ell loco es Ell criado que cay6
ante un coche, q mi puerta, al dia
en- que me robaron ell polvo vene'
noso.
Tuvo un estremecimIento y
murmur6: lSir Guillermo
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POr nueStrO t0ba(O

HemOs dSmostrado en- nuestr6 arti'
4uIo anterior de que modO esta amena-
Fada de muerte en- las cOmarcas taba
caleras la RIGA production;
POr los bajos precios que Sc coti'
Ia ell tabacO;
Por 10 costosa que resulta la STEM
Por la expoliaci6n a que Sc le So
Por ell predominio de un trust que
M establece ell debido equilibrio entire
Il el agricultOr;
por4ue ahora, luegO y siempre los
aQricultOres puertOrriquenOs, sin union
ara la defensa comun, sin cOnffanza
Hnutua para OrganizarnOs EN- aSOciaciOneS
p0tentes, nos destruimOs nOsOtrOs mis-
mos, sin dispOnernos 4 la defensa nece-
Medios hay para luchar y salvar
IA s,estros intereses agrlcolas, ST dispOne
ns nuestras energias a ese Tin.
En- Comerio, AibonitO, Cayey, Ca
r,as San Lorenzo, GurabO, JuncOs y
9onduras de Barranquitas hay mas de
1000 cultivadores de tabacO. sin 1nNlulr
A Manat, Arecibo y OtrOs puntos en-
dhnde 81 no es de tan superior calidad
egmo ell de estos pueblOs, es tan bueno
emo clique tiene Cuba en- segundo
lugar. .,,
Podemos establecer una asociaci0n
inpOrtante, baiO bases que eVlten Ia
competencia Pefundan en- uno los de-
Nos de todOs los cOsecherOS:
En- las jurisdicciOnes senaiadas tene
NOS mas de 100. 900 Cuerdas de terreno |
orOpias para tabacO. Con elias puede |
|ormarse la base de IN capital asl mis-
M de un emprestitO, y tendremos re-
sursOs para el cultiyO, y 6Xito segurO, |
IN preciOs remuneradOres, pOrque nos
atros los cultivadOres de tabacO 571pOr1
z3lQn1OS ei prec5O, al reves de 10 que
apv Ocurre. que Sc nos lH1p011e, So nos
arPuina Sc mata una r1queza lnsular.
No hacemOs mas que expOner la idea
v 4 Desar de nuestrO hOndO p9SlmlsmO,
.reemOs en- ell GxitO de la asOcIac10n, con
Ina OrQaniZaci0n sencilla, con Oficlna
"A san Juan Juntas directiVas locales.
n xponemOs, repetimOs, la idea, segSrO
Ie que en- nueStras comarcas tabacale
as habra uuienes la acOjan con la inte'
IRencia de que nOsOtrOs carecemOs, y
6ienes la prOpaguen con la actlvldad
ne nOsotros no podemOs, fin de que
4 esde luegO vayamOs dispOniendOnOs
og,SerUa5' 4aabeSJraS herTaS, no e110ge'
6y,dOlnS nj u2Ye21dd2ldOLaS nj cedl6G'
0luy pOruue son insustitulbles, y 81 a
Hos pugO derramar sObre vuestras CO.
aarcas Ell priyilegio de producer el me-
II tabacO del mundO, nOsOtrOs, d nues
ras energias corresponds darles el va
III que deben tener
XIX.
COmerio, Is de JUNO de 1903.
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B1BLIorEoA DE <LA DEMooRAC1A.,

DE toto este resuita que te-
nfais un ayuda de camars que pre-.
tendia estsr en- relaciones con un q
de mis- criadas, y las cartss que 0s
llevaba decfa que eran de esta.
Pues bieu: ese criado era uu CO "a
plice. dijn Bscara. sEn donde est4s
II ,y6, rooandome, Ell dfa del
duelo.
-Dsbfa s1ceder asi. n acfa ma
cho que estaba en- vuestra casat
20 lince dfas. y ma 10 recoms n
do uno de mis- amigos: Ell marqu es
de Chamery.
-lChameryl reptile Bsosra, que
expe lnento como una conmoci6n
electrlca. z murmur6 por 10 baio:
-sQuien es ese hombre y que lie
hice yo9 z cogiendo la mano de
Rolando afIadi6: Fufsteis IN atuY-
dido. pero sois homhre de honor y
sabreis cumplfr IN juramento. KS
Il precise que me obedezcais ciega.
/ mente.
-Os 10 joro por In memoria e
mis- padres.
No hs de ssberse nsda de este.
| -Pero es precise que Sc os reha.
bilite, sefi y que Sc olga al
mundo entero....
-Nadie debe saber que hay una
mujer que SO me parece tauto que
la tomaron por mf. Nj hermana
marchara maffana: no quiero que
la vean aauf. 7 como observsse
| que Rolando y la iudfs la miraban
CON asomoro. les dijo: La hora de
mi rehabilitation no ha sonado
| auu.... nads ddslonts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24

yendo, y csda dfa odiandUos mas.
ese odio que crefa inextinguible
al VERNE abandonada de todos y
que me impulse a haceros tanto
daflo. cedio ahora 81 lugar al ARE
pentsmieuto al OR que me llamais
hermsna.
Y Rebeca pronuuci6 estas pals
bras con voz empsflada por las Ia
grimss. Y, srrodillada, bes0 Ia
msno Bscara, cuyo noble cora
z0n Sc conmovi6.
-Levanta, hermana; tie perdo-
no, diio. Y encarandose con Ro-
lando, af1adi6: Sois muy ioven
para ser indigno, = sin duda os
enga f1aron.
- Creed, sef1ors. que diera la
vida por reparsr ell daflo que hice,
conte st0 Rolando con ell acento de
un no mbre agobiado por los remor
dim ientos, y que tendre ell valor
necesario para intentarlo.
-Os perdono ell dafi6 que mi
me hicisteis y que no cd NADIA COM
parade con ell causadO al hombre
que me di6 su nombre y que amo
con fanatismo. Ese es Ell dsf1o que
hay que reparar ayudandome q
buscar al autor de la odiosa maqui-
naci6n, de que fufmos vfctinas.
I'D ireis ehora la verdad? pre-
gunt0 Rolando q Rebecs.
La dire, contest6 esta
z relate cusnto Saba y Bacara.
que habfa vuelto ser la muier del
espfritu investigator y reaexlvo,
no dei6 pssar desapercibido ell me
nor detalle.
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A jugar Iimpio

Dentro de pocos dias iran fgurandO
un cuadro tOdOs los Agentes de este
Ei6dico, que despu6s de haber cobra
a los suscritores SO han guardado o
han gastadO sin rendir cuentas esta
Dpresa haci6ndose ahOra saldOs a las
iteradas reclamaciOnes que SO les ha'
Empezaremos pOr aquellOs que mas
Fca tenemOs.
LA ADMINISTRATOR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24

LA ADMINISTRATOR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24
Joaquin GeIabert

uJABON II uJABON /! Maohos
snos de prAotioa. Cosumo considerable.
Las lavanderas 10 preferen ouslquier
otra maroa,
Gale de Pizarro. Areoibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24
Luis L. Yordan DaviIa
NOTARIO PUBLICO
Chard6n y Yordan

Procuradores y Agentes judiciales,
Notariales g., &.
Oficinas: Gale Cristina numerO 8,
bajos, derecha. Ponce, P. R.
TELEFONo: numerO Is.
Actividad, prscios m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24
R0BEH?0dRAlHllAIlu|l llHGENIER0, MIN
Taller do Maquinaria, Herreria Fundci6n
y Carretorla. Ponce, Pto-Rico

Frabricne
APARATOS e
MATERIA Al para Was fdrs BOMB AS
secon6m
porI de .1rbus
ARADOs Z IMPLEMENTOS e
olases ngeos: d. d. r. r
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Aqua mineral natural
marca" BIRRESBORN'

Ofrecemos al publico esta aqua que
por tantos amos SO consumi0 en- esta Isla
con excelentes resultados para las en-
fermedades del est6magO, intestinos, hi
gado, rinones, etc., etc. y como agra
dable bebida para La mesa.
Pidase en- las Boticas y On los Col
madOs.
GAMBIA & STURBE.
Unicos impOrtadores.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-24
(OIe9iO de Ia. y "a. Ense1anzd

Sc adnaate1a aZena7aos ante7nos y euter7aos
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
Onr Birth Rate.

A New England scientist has lately
published some suggestive conclusions
on the subject of the birth-rate in AM
erica. Looking backward to the time OF
Benjamin Franklin he discovers that
the average number of children to
later it had declined to 81; in 1880 il
was 4.6; in 1860, 3.33; in1S72,2.45; in
1900,1.S The birth-rate throughout
the entire civilized world according to
oe nauthority is steadily decreasing,
rapidly in the New World more slowly
in the Old-truly an alarming condl.
ton of things, for which we are offered
the following explanations:
Family shrinkage seems clearly
referable to the strenuous, nerve-rack-
ing life Of the day, to the struggle not
for existence, but for a luxurious ex
istence, to the ever-increasing desire
for the Injuries of life and the morbid
craving for social designations and ad-
yancement 1t is due to the desire
to have no shildren or only such a
number as husband and wife believe
suitable and adapted to their ideals Of
comfort and their supposed financial
possibilities arpers Weekly. -.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17

lemma, for it was impossible to d.
vide the property according to the
terms of the will without chopping
up the 18th elephant. Finally the
heirs applied to a wise lawyer, Sum
Punk, for advice, which they promised
to act upon. Sum Punk had an ele-
plant of his own. He drove it into
the yard with the II, and said
Now we will suppose that your
father left these Is elephants. FUN
Hum, take your half and depart"
So Fun Hum took nine elephants
and went his way.
Now, M Pin" said the wise man,
take your third and depart also"
So M Pin took six elephants and
went
Now, Ding Bal" said the wise
man, take your ninth and begone'
SO Ding Bat took two elephants
and disappeared.
Then the lawyer took his own elc-
plant and went home again feeling
very much satisfied with himself
Cassels Journal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
Exports From Alaska.

The export trade from Alaska for
four months ending Oct. 81, 1903, eX'
oeeded $20o00,000, and was equal 70
that from Hawaii for ten months end.
ing the same date. was three times
that of the Philippines and more than
double that Of Porto Rico The island
dependencies of the United States
ere densely populated, small in area
and fairly we'll developed They are
in the tropics and unfit for white
men and their families. Alaska
needs 10000 miles of railroad, 10000
miles of wagon roads and telephone
lines. and can, as far as Transports
ton is available, give homes and en-
ployment to II population of 10000,
600.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
FAM ELS PATHWAY.

Ex-Governor Barcelon of Lewiston,
Me, although 80 years old, continues
to practice medicine and makes long
journeys.
Geronimo and a dozen of his Apache
warriors have joined the Methodist
church at FIT. Sill, |. T., having been
baptized in the presence Of large
crowd of Indians and whites.
The governor general of Canada has
presented to Miss Georgiana Pope the
royal red cross in recognition of her
nursing services in South Africa. She
is the first woman in Canada to be-
come the recipient of this honor.
Princess Zorka of Montenegro, the
late wife of Peter Karageorgoyich, the
new king of Servia, was handsome
woman, whose portrait shows her to
have resembled her mother, Princess
Milena, and her sister, Elena, queen
Of Italy.
Five thousand dollars is big price
to offer for one flea, but that is the
amount positively offered by the Hon
orable Charles Rothschild of England
for one of these bothersome insects.
Mr.. Rothsehild needs a polar flea to
complete his collection of these insects,
and the $4,000 will be paid over to the
person who brings him flea from the
back of the arctic fox The flea of the
arctic fox is to flea fanciers what the
egg Of the great aux is to the collectors
~ srIg r hoc
fitted out whaler which is now in the
far north, to look for this flea among
other arctic curiosities
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
CHAPTER xt.
Mr.. POINTER Polishes His Hat

Wr' Poynter poilshes his rat
James Poynter rang four times ut
nr, Chartley's door,hell, and raped
as many at the great grinuing knocker
tied in flannel, before he heard the
chain put up and the lock shot back,
to display the smudgy unwholesome
countenanee of Elizabeth Gundry, who
always hlinked like a night.btrd when
forced to leave her dark kitchen.
There, hang 1t, woman. open the
door" cried Poynter, 10 YOU take
me for thiefg"
mo, sir, didn't know 1t was you;
hut am SO scared. sir, aud they ain I
found Bob yet"
Elizabeth did not hear what James
POINTER said about Bob for she closed
the door. took down the chain, opened
slowly and grudgingly. and the visitor
entered,
"How's the doctor9"
Awful, please, sir, Just; he's there
with his eyes shet. as II he was going
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
AN ENGLISH COMIC ARTIST.
Gives an Account of Some of His Un-
usual Experiences.

Gives an Account of Some of His Un-
usual Experiences.
In my early days | once tried to en-
gage as model big negro, who made
living out of chewing glass in sun
dry barrooms for the entertainment
OF those gathered there.
Il want to paint you," | said when
he had taken round the hat after his
performance.
What cullah, boss?" he asked, sus-
piciously.
why, natural color, of course, II
replied. 81 want to paint your face,
you know"
Vas, Use not taking any, boss" he
said, firmly. The cullah Is got is
good enough for this chile
| once nearly got hammered for
making colored sketch from life of
very respectable golf caddy in an
attitude of ease, subsequently adding
street corner as background and
sending it to an exhibition under the
title of "A Loafer." The man came
around to see me in a violent rage,
said he was a bloomin', respectable,
igh-clarss golf caddy, and no loafer
and, if l didn't alter the title of that
dashed picture he'd either put his Sc.
licitor on to me or jolly we'll bash me.
Oh, yes, there's a lot of humor
about, if you only look for it in places
where you don't expect to find it
Tom Brown in the Booklovers Maya
zine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
Use Of Pigeons.

The experiments made in the Ger
man army with carrier pigeons having
been satisfactory. every war ship leav.
irg kicl or Wilhelmshaveu will here
after carry consignment of pigeons,
to be released at varying distances
from the land stations. It is estimated
that the birds have sufficient endur.
ance to fly home over distance Of
about 1856 miles from land
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
Tobacco and Health.

The effect of the use of pure ana
adulterated tobacco will he the study
taken up by DR. Wiley of the agricut-
ural department after having con
cluded experiments in the effects OF
adulterated foods he is now conduct
ing. 1t is his intention to take mea
who are regular smokers and to ascot
tain their physical condition as tc
heart action, breathing and digestion
while continuing the use of tobacco
under normal conditions, and then u
have them suddenly cease the use o
tobacco entirely.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
This for Camping Out.

II the camp Is a permanent affair
have the floor of at least one tent
boarded. Rain is no respecter OF
campers, and unless you are a small
boy, you won't enjoy camping with
your feet in puddles.
Use some heavy duck or drilling for
the door and do not omit the flies
They not only afford protection against
the rain, but by absorbing some of the
suns heat they keep the tent proper
cooler. They are especially necessary
if the tent is pitched in the open.
Pneumatic mattresses, hair mat
tresses covered with waterproof duck,
and cots made of waterproof canvas
may sound more prosaic than bed
of fragrant pineboughs. But they will
be found a deal more comfortable.
Tent stoves are to be had that come
jointed with an eye to heir packing,
An asbestos stovepipe collar relieves
all worry as to the tent catching fire.
Do not forget enough lanterns to go
round Candles are of little service
in the draughtly, out of door life of
camping.