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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
A RULERS TROUBLES
SULTAN OF TURKEY, WHO LEADS
THE STRENUOUS LIFE.

Abdul Hnmid Kept Busy by the Visit
of Uncle SANS War ships and the
UprisinE In INSTRUMENTATION Adj
miral Cotton.
The visit of Rear Admiral Cotton to
Beirut with the cruisers Brooklyn and
San Francisco and the gunbOat Ma
chias for the purpose of Investigate ting
the murderous attack on Vice Consul
William c. Magelssen will probably
be sufficiently prolonged to enable Min
lister Leishman to press definite set
tlement of q number of matters on
which agreements were reached with
the Turkish authorities last year.
1t is felt in diplomatic circles that a
demonstration of naval powers in
Turkish waters at this time will be
an eminently good thing for the dig
nifty of the United States, the effect be-
ing the display to the sultan of the ne
cessity for controlling his subjects when
they are inclined to deeds against the
officers and citizens of this nation.
Beirut, on whose coast Admiral Cot
tons ships are assembled, has long
been a province of Syria and stretches
along the Mediterranean coast from
Jebel-eI-AlIra, south of the Droutes,
to the Nahr Zerlla. south of Mount
Carmel. and extends from the Mediter-
ranean to the Jordan. The chief town
of the province, Beirut, the seat of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
Lou DnIon and crencens.

Lou Dillon, the present trotting cham.
pion, cannot be compared with Ores
ceus, as she is in class by herself
when it comes to speed. She has al
ready trotted more fast miles than
Cresceus. She is handsome chestnut
trotter and is only five years old. She
is perfectly sound and has the finest ac-
ton of any trotter that ever pulled a
sulky. So perfect is the champions &c
tion that she does not require any ex-
ira rigging or boots to protect her quar-
tiers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
between Feminine Frtend..

OF course they love each other dearly
and have been on intimate terms for a
long time, but this is what was said
on the occasion Of the estrangement
that lasted for nearly two days:
New shoes?'
eyes"
"They'n torture you for the first few
days"
"Oh, no; they're very large"
PROFESSIONALLY. But still they
may be tight f1t."-Chicago Post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
The SPORTING WORLD
sutton Challenges schaefer.

sutton Challenges Schaefer.
George Sutton has challenged Jake
Schaefer to play for the worlds cham
pienship, and the present premier ol
cue manipulators states that he is per
fectly willing to meet Sutton again
Schaefer believes, as do most judges
of billiards. that he can defeat Sutton
at any time and at any kind of bill
lizards.
Sutton's challenge was sent to Chi
cago and in part reads as follows:
Il hereby and herein challenge you
for the billiard championship at eight
cen inch balk line. one shot in, for the
emblem which you have held since the
month of December, 1901. IN accord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
A virtne Mi.nlaceh-

81 ordered this steak not well DONE"
said the impatient guest.
II know it." answered the intellec-
tual waiter. "But the cook is one of
those people who believe that no mat
ter how small thing is 1t should be
well done. "-Washfngton Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
Fast Dead Heats.

The dead heat in 2:0SA by Nonamie
and Carthage Girl is not the fastest
dead heat on record between two
mares, as Lottie Lorraine and Bessie
Bonehill paced dead heat in 2:0534 In
1897.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
John.on wnnt. Hurrtt

Tim Hurst has said that an offer to
umpire in the American league has
been made to him by Ban Johnson. He
has the offer under consideration.
Hurst is an experienced umpire and
when in the National league was a
competent official, having little tolera-
ton for kickers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
werth1essness of Theories.

Mrs. Hatterson-You don't mean 70
say that you have no theories about the
education of children?
Mrs. Catterson-N No; have too many
children.-Town and Country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
JAKE scHAEfER. billiard CHAMPION.

Ince with the rules and regulations
governing the said championship. Obey
Ing section > of said rules and regula-
tons, / have this day deposited the
sum of $3.50. the first half of stake of
$500 provided by said rules, which is
to be deposited by each of the players,
the holder and challenger.
Il stand ready to play Off q game
deciding said championship. 800 points
up, any day you may name after Nov.
10, 1908. You have the naming of the
city wherein said game will come off,
provided it be situated in the United
States or in France"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19

Sofa-Hear what happened to Parlor
Lamp last night?
Piano Stool-No; what was IT?
Sofa-Nfade light Of young couple I
was entertaining and got put OUT
Baltimore American.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19

The Professional Man He Needed.
5fike-Are ye much hurried, Pat? Do
ye want a docthor?
Pat-A docthor, We fuIe! Afther be-
In RUINED over be a throlley carr
Plat Oh want is lawyer.-Judge.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26
> CUBA
MUERTO EN- CAMPANA

Sc llamaba Jose Anchuela. Asf 10
hemos lefdo en- los papeles diarios, que
al relatar ell hecho tragico, dieron & su
nombre una notoriedad p6stuma.
Como tantos otros, vivi6 vida vul-
gar, oculto en- la penumbra, hasta apa-
recer q plena luz, empujado brutalmen-
te por ell brazo vigoroso del criminal
En- la region de.Vuelta Abajo, GER
ca va del extreme occidental, los privi-
legiados veguerfos de Guane han visto
interrumpida su vida apacible por un
suceso cruel.
La sangre ha salpicado ese paisaje
dichoso.
Anchuela era ell maestro del barrio
rural de Cayuco.
iCuanta incultura soledad nos ha-
ce adivinar ese tfpico nombre!
Con ell pensamiento de cobrar los
haberes del mes vencido, apremiado tai
vez por la necesidad, ell Maestro en-
prende viaje caballo, que es ell 1nico
recurso por aquellos andurriales. A la
vuelta, en- la vereda sola, ante ell silencio
del ancho campo que sobrecoge ell amino
del caminante, cay6, v1ctima del robo
quizas de una venganza.
Lo que vale y signifca ell maestro
en- una nacion & la moderna es reconoci-
do generalmente pero los maestros
rurales NJ Sc les hace foda la justieia
que merecen.
Nuestros maestros rurales! Pocos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26
Desde Santa-Isabel

En- este pueblo, como en- cast todos
los de la isla, Sc han celebrado las fiestas
de carnaval este afio, con bastante entu-
siasmo. Yo que he podido presenciarlas
por encontrarme aqu1 desde ell sabado,
me complazco en- servir LA DEMoCRA-
CIA enviandole notas de como Sc verifi-
caron dichas fiestas ell domingo.
-Desde las primeras horas de la
mafiana empezo ell juego de carnaval con
bastante animacion en- todo ell vecindario,
habiendo muchos que libraron combates
con harina, almidon y aguas, sin duda
por falta de reales para proveerse Gle
confettis, serpentinas etc, que es 10 de
Ultima moda.
Por la tarde hubo paseos Y algunas
mascaras por la noche retreta en- la
plaza bale de obreros en- los salones
de la federation libre, asociaci0n que sc
levant6 hace POGO, vigorosa y fuerte.
-Sobre todo, 10 que mas ha llama
do la atenci6n fu6 una fiesta espl6ndida
celebrada en- ell centric ~Uni6n Filarmo-
nica0 del que es digno presidente ell dis
tinguido joven don Ambrosio Caneyaro.
Dicho centric, fundado aquf hace
alo medic con ell fin de estudiar m1-
sca algunos j6venes de la buena socie-
dad, adquiere cada dfa mayores progre-
SOS no dudamos que estos segulran
dada la buena voluntad de su Directlva.
Hago una breve resef1a de la fiesta
de referencia que consisti6 en- un bale
de conianza celebrado aver, que hlzo
honor sus iniciadores. Hacfa mucho
tempo que no sc verificaba uno 1gual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26

aprecian 10 que vale la labor de esaE
buenas sencillas gentes.
Realizan su obra Iuchando con las
difcultades de una naturaleza casi v1r-
gen y, 10 que es peor, con ell ambiente
moral de hostilidad en- que Sc mueven.
Nuestra poblaci6n rural, de intelec-
to atrofado por la falta de cultivo, mira
con recelosa desconfanza al maestro, 8
que ellos dicen, al escueleT0, que viene,
protegido por las leyes nuevas, cum
plir su mission civilizadora.
Esos maestros rurales, mirados con
iron1a compasiva en- las Escuelas de We
rano, son los luchadores mas esforzados
por la vida nueva Ellos representa-
la causa de la cultura ALI donde ell COM
combate es mas recio y ell 6xito Sc We
mas lejano.
A los que exploran las tierras mis-
teriosas para acosar al salvaje hasta su
Ultima guarida, los colonizado~ es que
fundan pueblos nuevos, hemos dado en-
llamarles heroes de la civilization Y CO
mo martires honramos los que caen
en- la demanda.
Ell maestro rural bien merece tam
bien el concepto de heroel
Anchuela, ell professor humilde cal
do en- mitad de la jornada, hace ell efec-
to de un muerto en- campafIa. Es una
baja mas en- esa legion que Sc afana en-
convertir una masa de analfabetos en- un
pueblo consciente.
MARIANA 2. DE ACEvEDO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26

Ell local arreglado por una comisi6n de
joVenes presentaba un aspecto muy bo-
nito antes de empezar ell bale. Este
dio principle las nueve media no sin
antes librarse una gran batalla entire la
juventud de ambos sexos con 'serpenti-
mas y conffetis.
La Comisi6n compuesta de los dis
tinguidos j6venes don Julio Canevaro y
don Hip6lito Monserrate estuvo la
altura de su deber atentos con ell sexo
feo, galantes con ell bello sexo y COM
placientes con todos, obsequiando la
concurrencia con finos dulces y refres-
cos. La orquesta, buena. Ell orden,
complete. La animaci6n indescriptible,
habiendo terminado tan grata diversion
q las dos y media de la mafIana EN- que
nos retiramos 4 nuestras casas compile
tamente satisfechos deseando que Sc
repitan q menudo tan agradables fiestas.
En- dicho bale Sc encontraban la
simpatica senorita Em1lita Morera, de
Cayey y don Jesds Monserrate esposa
de Salinas.
j. DE LA Rosa.
Febrero % de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26
ilnteresante!

El que suscribe, participa al publ
co que con esta fecha ha puesto al ser
vicio un coche que hara viajes a Qua
yama y Maunabo en- condolences de fe-
tie precio Conditional.
Y vende unO remontado de nuevo,
ruedas patentes nuevas con cuatro
parejas de caballos jovenes en- cantidad
de $50 pesos. Lo mismo que tambien
una partida de tabacO en- rama de to-
das classes, magni1co para elaborar en-
seguida,
F. ZENoN GELY
Patillas, Febrero de 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26
POBRES NINOS.....!! !!
MADREs De FAMLS, Old Ell WEnsO COEEJ0 DE VEsTRO MtDcO


opinion edico Los medicos
Rico
que dele de convenir 10 decmos
Ell terap6utico nulo:
verdadero elaboration
smolsion a Hamadas que GRASA DE PESCDOS Ah
falo verfcado
de cual decderon sabios ALI
atend1en
do valor medicinal
torDos castro. .intestinaes que ocasiona>
medico farma6uico rudmentario
ciento ceo de
indgesa empean vefcar La emulsion
snndo mas ndigea ntolerabe esomagos
debiles criaturas de los pobres enfermos.
ST eguayacol>
d. colmo No de discu e vaor relative de estas
suancias deben omarse mediante
cripc6n facultativa.
En- agunos puede guayaeol
Pero nj
deben decmos el
m6dico recearlo estme
resutados, LACTO MARROW (Dr Van Messy
tene acite bacaao
ben por nfermedad por condolences cmacas E
fac digestion perfecmente asmab oponendose
q nngdn tratamiento.
LACTO MARROW compuesto (u6tano)
emulsion
verifca mediante indesa las emu
bacalao (Ec1r1A
digestivos eogido hpooftos
pueos> vehicu eche esterelizada> eementos
odos riqufsmos principles medicinales amenticos
Pregunad repetimos vuestro m6dico, dira
medcna verdad; responde Las ex
reconstuyente en6gico, mas
it'll inmediatos resuados hay NADIA mejor los
nios <anemia tuberculosis ntass
Intermediates
iempe desee reconstitur ORGANISING
brecido
FALLO ILUsTRADA CLAsE MBDI0A NOS sUGETAMos
LactO-N
dice 10 que demuestra 10 que vale.
Lacfo- Marrow Co. Qu1mieos New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26
Sc venden

Dos aparadores con vidrieras, un
Id. sin vidriera y un mostradOr
Todo muy propio para una merce-
ria. Para infOrmeS, Sastreria de Lii
neras.
Gale, Ruiz Belbis.
FebPerO Ia de 1908. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26
"A JORGE. w AsHINeroN.

"A JORGE. WASHINGTON.
En- ell mundo de la,historia
no mueren los redentores.
Son ellos eternas flores
del oasis de la gloria.
Els ell culto su memoria
| sacrosanta religion.
Les brinda la admiration
| cambiantes de sus destellos
y dan frutos para ellos
las tierras del cOraz0n.
Washington: ell almasmfa,
en- sus' infantiles vuelos,
sube, cantando, & los cielos
de amor de poesfa
donde es immortal ell dfa
de tn gloria refulgente
Escucha ell ruego vehemente
del alma pura de un nino
que con rosas de carifIo
sube coronar tn frente
Escucha: T1 consagraste
tu vida q la libertad
Fue ariete tn voluntad
va la OPPRESSION desplomaste
A Gina ingente llevaste
tn pueblo, do rugfa,
innoble la tfranfa
iAbre tus alas de amor
". .desciende, redentor,
del cielo la patria m1a.~
Ell carnaval result6 muy lucido, So
bresaliendo ante todo ell bale de masca-
ras que Sc llevo anoche efecto en- la ca
sa del doctor Santiago.
90 on Tho Con Tuop Move
fecha %:
<Miguel Gomez Sc divertfa esta tar
de (Febrero 20), recorriendo las GALES
disfrazado entrando en- yarias casas
del pueblo, donde en- su mayor1a Sc ex-
penden icores. Por cortes1a Sc lie daba
una copa en- cada lugar que entraba, pc
ro las gratis fueron tan frecuentes para
Gomez, que la policfa lie detuvo en- be-
neficio del p1blico.3
Ell que di6 esta noticia, miente. Ell
dia que Sc disfraz6 Miguel Gomez, fue
ell 10: y ell motive de la detencion, por-
que no tenfa Hcencia, saliendo este en-
seguida. Ese noticiero ST Sc habr1a to-
mado algunas copas, pues no pudo decir
ell d1a y hora que Sc disfrazo Gomez.
He sabido que dejara de pertene-
Ger al cuerpo de la policfa insular, no So
licitando reenganche, ell guardia don
Primitive Cruz, habfendo recibido su
licencia de haber cumplido su tempo
con honradez.
MIGUEL GOMEZ.
Febrero "a de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26
Este peri6dico es ell de mas circulation en- la isIa
DE AIBONITO

La fiesta de Washington, Sc llevo
& efecto con la mayor solemnidad en- la
escuela de este pueblo ell 20 del corriente.
All final de ella, la profesora sef1ori-
ia Angela Santaella, entreg6 al professor
principal don Jose Pont Zayas, la poesfa
que lego don Jose Munoz Rivera, y que
transcrita dice:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-26

Febrero % de 1903.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02

We can moi help but feel that the negro re-
ceivel bis jssl Laes at the hands Of an iniuri-
ated mob, but the mob acted without the author
iy Of law and are as guilty under the law,
though not morally, as was the negro. II 1t
would lead to nothing worse the public could
readily.excuse mob violence in consideration OF
the Justice, though illegally bestowed, given to
the cursed negro who after gratifying his mal'ci-
GUS lust upon an innocent virgin cut her throat
to prevent her from Nvealing the assault he
made upon her.
Two wrongs never make right and in this
case has raised instruction and a disturbance
that would lead the outside world to believe, was
bcvoud the power VI the officers to control and
suhiue
Justice sometimes is slow and its ends fire
Iorentlv have been miscsrriei and il is warn
ing to Judges not 60 postpone TRIALS on cases a'
clear as this one We trust thst cooler heads
will prevail and that the more ambitious leaders
q, mob violence may he suh1ud snd pesc'
again reign in all its serenity in our nrighhorins
! State Of Delaware.
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,.opl, A., afraid 10 admit, Il they do know.

people are afraid 10 admit, II they do know. II
am fearless to lay that one Of the foremost
causes which brought about this deficiency is
due TO politics.
Mr.. Editor, you remember, as we'll a. do
that during the last ten to twelve years our
schools were taught by from forty to fifty per
cent Of young men aud young wcnen who had
never taught before and who had no training as
teachers, and yet we're licensed to superse,le the
professional and experienced teachers-All for
the purpose Of gaining political influence.
and by personal knowledge, This being the
case our boys aud girls in the public schools of
Snyder County were not in the proper way and
il there were SOME thiisting for a good education
all their thirst was Quenchei by misrepresent.
ing the subject aud by improper instructions.
Thank God that politics no longer invades our
public schools in Snyder County and that sppli-
c,tions for license to teach must pass on their
own merits. hope our efficient Superintendent
will license no one who is not competent 10 teach
in this advauc,d and progressive age. Better no
y
8 ,hoo than the peoples money squandercd.
/ The next cause is that Of compensation EN-
perieuccd teachers who were vet single or who
owned no property would leave the county and
unousGfcd ones suN'crled them. Another cause
is that OF tsvoTtism. Many young a,on and
(vouns woman who had been licensed tor the sole
purpose otrohtjcsl gain was favored by some
Schcol Boards because it was directors son. a
brother nephew or a good neighbours son W
daughter ! know this to he fact because cN-
rericncc has taught me the lesson. We are
PENNSYLVANIA Dutch in SNYDER County hut the
English language is taught in our public schools
and vel | know that old teachers were set aside
and incompetent favorties who could not pro-
nounce "the" ''this" and 'Fhst" properly were
elected to teach Is ii any wonder that tn,
teachers are scarce no, because the average boy
and girl in our advanced age laugh at such :
teacher and their impetus for study all vsnshe
such was fsvoritsn in our public schools and il
to some degree at the present time.
! The last cause is that of prosperity in all line
E OF business, Young men and Young women cal
e GET positions ahd realize large salary than tn
' average teacher secures In the next issue vii
h present you with another article on the teacher
n qualifications A SUBSCRIBER.
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REDUCED RATES TO ATLANTA. Ga
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
National Convention Baptist Young
Peoples Union Of America.

For the benefit of those desiring t.
attend the National Convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Of
America, to be held at Atlanta, Ga,
July 9 to II, the Pennsylvania Rail
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Atlanta, July 6 to 9, inclusive, good
going on those dates and good to re-
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a single fare for the round trip plus
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July Is, and payment of fifty cents, an
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StNrtltWR li,tdene

Fresh testimony IN cres, I
l. constantly coming IL. \
nr. Kings New Discoverl
Coughs and Colds to be ~,
A recent expression frouI)
Farland Bentorville, Va n
example. He writes; u a]
chitis for three year, aui 3
all the time without beinrs
Thou ] began taking D,, Il
Discovery and a few botus)
cured me. Equally etissy
Lung and Throat trout !
sumption, Pneumon and q
anteed Middlebure Drug
bill 4 Garman Of Richiislsk|
| Samqsell OF Penns Greed
Trial bottles free, regulG
aud 100.
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Our Bank in The List

The roll Of honor as published by the Comp
trNnev Of the Currcncv of National Banks of the
United States shows that Pennsvlvsuis has lS7
,ut q. total Of S9l hanks on their roll The
lis, is made M Of hanks having the largest per
oortagc Of surplus and undivided profits, The
Firs, National Bank ot' Mddlchurg shows the
individual profits Of that hank to Ne lO2.22 per
cent o'it> capital Il stands $50 in the entire
lis. and Is 1856 in the list Of Pennsylvania hanks.
This Is certainly a record Of which the people
O. Middleburc and vicinity can feel proud. 1t is
both an honor and credit 10 SNYDER County that
this hank gets place in the National ''Rofl Of
Honor We congratulate the officers and direct
or on the splendid progress and marvellous
showing.
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REDUCED RATES ~ nErRolr WIN

Via penus,lrania RailrNad, Account Epuortb
League International Convention,
On account " the International Con.
vention Of the Epworth League, to b,
held at Detroit, Mich, July 10 to ~
the Pennsylvania Rail,Nad Company
will sell rouud-trip tickets To detroit
from all stations on its lines, July Il
and Is, good to return until July 70
when properly validated by Joint
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of limit ETC., consult nearest Pennsyl
vania Railroad Ticket Agent,
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Accidentally, sho, His Mother,

Swainshoro, Ca, June SO.-Rohe-,
RicE- aged =. accidentally sho; and
killed hts mother, 70 whom be was de-
voted He wks playing with & pistol.
showing how smoothly !, worked His
mother Kr invalid. was seated near
II urorehchins the pistol something
wsut wrong there Wa ri explosion
Lnc Mrs Rich fell over shot through
tns nrsas; She dec Almost instantly
Young Rlct Is Almost c-aZsd with
r-iet and hss u ot constantly watched
Il --pve-. Eul-loe
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Reduced Rates

For the benefit or those al
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tyshurp, Pa, co,nmcuFmtiDsl
anniversary oi the hattie. on N
AMI \, the Pennsylvania RsNI
viii sell ro,lnd-trip ticket, a
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state nf Pennsylvania oa>, d
cluding lohns,own mis-. fnvl
~ the philadelphia aud Hn
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not including OH City, Mt Ma.
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mte, sl.O0), Tickets vii, kJ
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Is The hardworking Z
best satisfaction cOues
performed Only it is q
keep the bowels regulsri
gans aottye. There's u
Dr. Kings New Life Pasl
They render service gsntsl
roughly. ESQ at Miidlsa
Store, Graybill & Garmml
DR.. J. W. Sampsell Of rs1
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REDUCED RATES ~ pOsrON
Via penns, s,l,auic Railrcad, Acrcun, Meet
mn National Educational Association.

Via Pennsylvania Na''tcsd, Account Nse'-
,up National Educational Association.
On account VI the meeting of the
National Educational Association, Mt
BOs,on, Mass, July to ~, the PENN
sy;vauia Railuad Company will sell
excursion tickets to Bos,on from all
points on its lines west and south oi
Princeton, Hiphtstown, Iennent, and
Long Branch, on July B. !, Il and q,
wnod going on those dates and pood Ia
rotun between July and July 10, In
clusiSr nj rate of single fare Cor the
round trip plus s2W ny dopo'iiinp
ticket with Joint Agent Mt bostnn, ~
~ before July n, and payment o' fee
ot tifty cents, extension vi return limit
may hr oh,ancd to september |. Fo,
stop-o>er privileges and fu,her mtor
nation consult nearest ticket agent