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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-08-07
Commissioners Sale

The State of Mississippi. Monroe County.
,,.,, In the Chancery Court
M
Becky Williams ct al.
=, by y: virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court
OF said county rendered in the above 81, led
eause on the 18th day of February. 1888 al tin,
February term \. D., lars, of said court 1 the
undersigned, duly appointed Special Commits
Sioner of said Court, will ON
Monday, September z, 1903,
between tho hours of eleven O'Clock a IA and
tour clock u. m. at the front door of the court
house IN the city of Aberdeen. to the highest
bidder or bidders for CASH, sell the following
described real estate sitnated in the county of
Monroe and State of mississippi to-wit:
he southwest quarter iswqrl o. section five
i9l township fourteen li4I, range sixteen Iot,
west the northeast quarter nei4 of the sontil-
cast quarter ne14 of sei4 and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Isel. of ne A.
ana one acre ia southeast corner + s cor / of
the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
het4 81 neal of section six 10. township four
teen ll4l, range sixteen iI6 l. west In all two
hundred and torty-one 2f1 acres. moro or less
Dated this july oath. 1903
I. o JONES. Special Commissioners
hiii"yleyien & Lettwich, solicitors for com
piainahiS July 81, 1873
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-08-07

When you go to buy Witch Hazel Sslve
lock for the name DEWITT on every box.
The pure unadulterated Witch Hazel is
used in making Dewitt's WITCH Hazel
Salve, which il the best salve in the world
for cuts burns, bruises. boils, eczema and
piles. The popularity of Dewitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, due tn its many cures, has
caused numerous worthless counterfeits
to be placed on the market. The genuine
bears the name of T.. G.. Dewitt i Co,
Chicago. Sold by Phoenix Drug Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-08-07
Red Paint Used to Color Unripe
Tomatoes.

Philadelphia, July 3O.-State
Dairy and Food Com missioner
Warren has announced that retail
grocers here recently have receiv-
ed among the orders for canned
tomatoes packages which upon
close examination proved to be a
miscellaneous assortment Of veg
etables, including a few green to-
matoes and red paint, the whole
having the appearance Of ripe to-
matoes. Agents detailed to invest.
igate found that red paint was
used to great extent in coloring
worthless and unripe tomatoes
and that other coloring matter also
was used To give a ripe appearance
To worthless canned vegetables oil
various kinds.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-08-07
Boy Cured Of Collie After PLY.
siCian's Treatment Had Failed

Ny boy when four years old was taken
With collie and cramps in the stomach.
sent for the doctor and he injected NOR
Phine, but the child kept growing worse.
I then gave him half a teaspoonfui oil
Cha,nberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy, and in half an hour ne
was sleeping and soon recovered.-F. l.
wilkins, Shell Lake, Wis. Mr.. Wilkins Is
book keeper for the Shell Lake Lumber
Co For sale by Phoenix Drug Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-08-07
Cotton Mills Complain.


Special to New Orleans Picayuns.
Philadelphia, July 31.-Con-
gress will be asked by the cotton
mill owners of the country to in
vestigate the corner i'm raw cotton
and to enact Legislation that will
prevent similar condition of af-
fairs i'm the future. OF the lO.OOO,-
600 spindles in the United States,
only 4,OOO,OOO are running now,
and the number decreases every
day. Over 100000 bales of cotton
are controlled by the Brown Hay
ne pool, while the yarn mills OF
the country are bare of the staple.
Action will be taken by mum
Der of prominent mill men, who
who have agreed that conditions
have become intolerable. Ii is held
by competent attorneys that Con
gress will be justified in enacting
such Legislation AS may be neces-
the ground that they interfere with
interstate commerce and are there
fore illegal.
Letters have been sent to- lead
ing retailers and jobberssall over
the country, asking them to report
upon how their business has been
affected by the high price of cot
ton. In nearly every instance the
answer has been to the effect thai
the trade has been checked.
New York July 81 The Trib
une says.
The cotton world is now watch
ing with the greatest interest Il
see what kind of salesman Mr.
Brown, of New Orleans, is. III,
must get rid of large amount o
cotton in a short time, or 90 into
new season loaded down with ole
cotton bought at high prices. Prac
TALLY speaking, Brown and hi
clique have all the cotton there II
in the United States to-day Mos
of this cotton is in New York, ant
with all the effort that may b'
made this month, the stock her,
WAS reduced but little during July
New Orleans has been cleaned vi
somew hat better than New York
but it is probable that the amour
of cotton the Brown pool has OIL
hand is at least La. 900 bales. TIL,
New York bears claim the cliqu,
has unsold cotton afioat and oil
the other side, but this is denies
by some who have been identifies
with the local end Of the clique'
campaign. The beginning of Au
gust marks a very general shut
down Of the mills all over tn
South, and many Northern mill
will close. Few mills not tied NJ
tight by contracts will spin cotton
during August. The condition o
the goods market is altogether il
favor Of the cotton holders.
Il think Brown will work of
his cotton all right" said q mar
very close to large milling inter
ests.
There are absolutely no good
in first hands. The famine is great
er than anyone had anticipated
and everyone is clamoring TO
goods. While it is true that ther,
will be a very general shut-dowl
for the rest of the season. it is ais
true that there are great man,
mills that have contracts and which
will not shut down. The condition
OF the cotton goods market Offer
encouragement to keep the spin
dies going, and / believe tina
Brown will sell all his cotton at
good profit"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-08-07
Save the Children.

Ninety nine Of every onehundred dis
eases that children hass are due to disor-
ders Of the stomach, and these disorders
are all easssd by indigestion. Kodol Dys-
pepsis Cure IL 3sst ~ good for children
NJ il IL for adnlts. Children thrive on it.
1t ksels their little sIomashs sweet and
encourages their growth and develop
msnt. Ars. Henry Cater, 705 Genital 81
Nashville. Tenn. says: my little boy ID
nov three years old aud has besn suffer
ing from indigestion ever since he vas
born. I aave had the best doctors Ia
Nashville, bat failed tn do him any good
After using one bottle Of Kodol he is q
veil baby. recommend it TO all suGer.
era" Kod0l digests what you eat and
makes the stomach sweet. Sold by Phoe-
uix Drug Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17

No Sc trata de IN pulado de pesos
mas, Que nuestros amos quieran arrebs-
tarnos: Sc trata de nuestros hijos. v es
una cosa en- ls cual debemos obrar con
energia; porque proceder de otro modo,
serfa proceder debilmente, y en- ese case
debemos conformarnos que Sc nos trate
como Sc nos trata: como parias.
Reun6monos acordemos no man.
dar nuestros hijos & las escuelas, mien-
tras no SO retire esa ley barbara, y en-
tonces Mr.. Lindsay, ell Gobierno ' ell
pueblo americana sabran que aqul va
mos perdiendo ell POGO dinero que tenfa-
mos, porque Sc nos estafa con ell bill Ho-
Handler. porque Sc nos estafa de Glen
modos porque Sc nos cohibe de mil;
pero que todo trance sabemos conser-
var Ia dignidad V Ia vergiienza.
Nj. BUx EDA.
Barrio del Arrozal- -Arecibo Sep
tiembre de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
Cosas del dia
Ola DE | Ut

10 es al de In llegada de nuestro
Gobernaaor, Mr.. Hunt.
La venida de este gobernante
Puerto Rico. despu6s del trabsjo funesto
que desarroll6 en- su primera etapa GU
bernamensal; ell desengsfio recibido,
cuando wa seguros de que no volverfa,
su retorno Sc impone por dos amos a1n;
el desaliento de Ia clase productora, GUAM
do crey6ndose libre de esta r6mora en- In
marcha economics del pals, hoy Ia hslla
otra vez entorpeciendo sus pasos; In de-
sesperaci6n de los obreros, que un ene-
miCo ven en- 81 de sus iniciativas v empe-
nos; la perjudicisl mania de este gober-
nante, enloquecido con Ia idea de In pros
peridad, cual otro Quijote con fszsfias v
entuertos. -, todo, todo contribuye 81
decaimiento moral Ia tristeza mas
profunda.
Por ESQ encabezamos estss hneas:
SDta IL lutos
Y do luto estaran nuestros pueblos
nuestros campos, nuestrss villas v
nuestras ciudades.
De luto estara ell hogar donde hoy
nj al fueGo bienhechor Sc enciende, don
de rostros macilentos sc agrupan en- tor
no QG uuM IlSSA GuolGHk& AAlCN 4NA
tritivo pan de Ia abundancia V hoy vacia,
con In espantosa desnudeE de Is miseria;
de luto la brisa retozona aver, entire lss
niveas flores del cafe, Is dorads espiga
de las mieses, las verdes holas del ia
baco, hoy uuejumbrosa sobre las aridas CO
linas de nnestroS monteS, Is mustia yerba
de nuestros prados eli marchito verdor
de nueStras vegas; de luto ell corazon de
los patriotaS que caer ven sobre ellos ell
peIIasco Aplsstante de Is sinraz6n Y del
encono; die luto nueStro porvenir, porque
por dos amos mas, ell deScr6dito v In ruiz
na. ell odio v In venganza Sc cernira So
bre Puerto Rico.
No hay redenci6n.
La llegads de Mr.. Hunt este pals
represents I'M retroceso en- nuestrs espe-
ranzs, un deSengsho mss en- nuestras
ilusiones, una mancha mas negra ann en-
nueStra Tegrurs-
Ha sido una bofetsda cruel lAnzsds
al rostro de un pueblo inocente, de un
pueblo que 81 otro pecado pudiera scha-
cSrsele saria ell de sn exceSivS bondad v
ell de suexcesiva eonfSnEa.
Por ESQ vuelvo ' repito que In llegs-
da de Mr.. Hunt represents para noSotroS
nn dia fatal, un dia de hgrimas.
u no es lusto que ante su llegsda
permaneEcamos impasibfes, sin protes-
tar siquiers. de m modo pseiico pero
enerGico, de tai imposition. de tai ve-
lamen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17

Y debiera protestarse, no tan solo
en- San Juan, ST que tsmbien en- todos
los pueblos de Is isla.
81 esto So hiciera. ell cable traslada-
ria en- pocos segundos tai proceder los
Estados Unidos " en- los Estados Uni
dos tendrisn que concedernos, va que no
otra cosa, ei valor de la protesta.
Desenganense los puertorriqueflos,
que. mientras de algfin modo nuestras
voces no lleguen s Ia metr6poli, mien-
tras ell pueblo americana no sepa por
nosotros mismos 10 que aqul pasa, sere-
mos vfctima de los malandrines conti
nentales Y de los buitres del Norte, bui-
tres y malandrines de los que no es res
ponsable una naci6n que, por So espiritu
democratico Su obediencia Ia Ley,
tiene conquistsdo ell primer lugsr entire
los pueblos de la TERRA.
Va 10 hemos dicho v repetido mu-
chas veces: Sc necesita que nuestra voz
Sc olga en- Washington Y nuestra acclon
Sc sienta en- ell continente.
No es precise que SacrihQuemoS
nuestras vidas, nj a6n nuestrss hacien-
das.
Realicemos un plesbicito sobre 81 es
cierta n6 Ia prosperidad de nuestro
pats: mandemoS por cable ese resultsdo
{ los Estados-U -Unidos entonces, ana
diendo este ls protests de antipatia que
Sc lie hsga Mr.. Hunt, tendremos ade-
lantado IN gran csmino para ell porvenir.
Estos cables, relativsmente equival-
drian { muy pooa csntidad; cantidad
Que, repartida entire todoS, vendr1s & CO.
responder muy pocos centavos por
persona.
Mientras este no sc realize. no IA
rensoS na1d Crsanlo los republicanos
hourados, los independientes V los fede-
rales.
NosotroS no tenemos interes niugu-
no en- estas cosss. 81 este interes sc rehe-
re { pretensiones innobles pssionales:
ell inico interes que nos guis es Is saliva
ci6n del psfs, v Sobre todo, que por todo
ell mundo Sc reconozca nuestrs dlgnidad,
In dignidad nstiva, tan rebslada no "
por los extrsfIos, sino por los propios
puertorriqueflos.
Pero, siempre hsy lugsr de levan-
tarse: entire los republicsnos Y federsles
entire los dem8s hilos del pals, existen
atin muchas almas mobiles, muchos cora
zones honrados.
Que estSS Slmas y estos corazones
Sc muestren eS 10 cue sc necesita. que .Su
patriotismo vibre es 10 indispensable.
IA ser patriotss'
GINESILLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
AVISO
GIN ESILLo.

Is direction de C2ridad recibirz en-
50 oficins, cSlle de Allen n6mero 8. ell
pr6ximo luneS, II del eorriente mes. {
las diez de In ms1sns, proposiciones pa
rS el servicio de sQministro De lena S las
inStituciones de C&ri62d por los meses
Que rest2n del sfIo economico en- curse:
cuyss proposiciones han de slust2rse
las siguienteS condieiones
Primers L4ss m2der2s han de ser
de palo Maria, Ausubo = Poms-ros2-
Segunda Los trozos han de ser de
( pies de largo de ? pQlgadas de
dizmetro~
Tercera Los precios - hsrSn so
bre Is medii2 por cuerda 5 sean rs pies
cfibicos.
FRANCISCO E GoKSACA
4ctig Director ef Charities
Noss:-Se exigirS fanx& SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
Dos pdIdfds 4 los
padres de fdmiIia

Se aproxima ei aEA cue daben abrir-
Sc l2S eScCelGS> stsl yer en- sSe dis
enpsece { caer ei kssgo odioso so6re las
eSpaliSs De nceStxos hiSos.
i - nos oc0rre uns preg1nsa.
sDe6enoS 10 hacer algo prSeesco
para poner diQ1e s esa ley brutal. bar
bSrs es<6ps9zi
Creemos cue s.
Con 1neStroS cl1aoreOs critics. :
con naeSs1oS lloros 6e MAO miDs1o. 10
v2Eaos ninguna parts - nS72 cozSegul-
mos
de one nos slrvs6 grss2r c0ntrz Ar
HoalSn3er c1an6o 81 fzGoSo oil pars
pr0Teer De ren<zS q p1eba0 de Pser<0
Rice v pars okrcs fnesl De one nos 1a
vali5o grst2r contra los 0ssposxS Ia
narloS nil veces por 81 10nbrel
Re rs1&
i sez1rsGanea zrisar co1fra s1r
Lindsay ncs dsrS u Eisno resnlEa1o
QDe decSrae ! ms veeSn0s Q1e 10 ahan-
6onen - lshcr dl4riS p3ar II or hs
pxSascsS 1s los qas aeaf - dxn = sfr2l0
e &ngeaeS e1Ef23os@ - SeK0r- Il MS
10 rss1fsa3o> porq0e 2Sf eoDo Ar. Lad
say - c. socerhse> nls veclaos el que
SasexS6e sonos aaxs h<asas CO - era
- pslo.
Per0 6esSno1os - 1SS1~eSsones>
Gne a 1asmo daahk0 - AeTe los 3Sspo-
- = { - nnA1sssa plzga e xnxshss &C
nos 80 ea1S0 pox esHns iaress reaanzs-
Enna = Also = nzeSszo eSeEzsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
p Q N G {
(NoTfCIAs DIRECTAs)
Stbre. 10.

La plants electrica del <TrolIeys
proporcion6 anoche las siete media
otro eclipse & sus abonados, aunque de
corta duraci6n, pues solo dur6 cinco mi
nutos.
Y van dos mslos ratios seguidos su-
fridos por los clientes de la Compsflls
Americana.
Nos manifesto nuestro amigo don
Justo Barros, administrator de las fin
cas- de la succession Gallart, que 81 no ha
recibido ning1n cabfegrama anuncian-
dole In suspension del negocio de venta
de dichas propiedades.
Esta noticis, de buens fuente. anula
Ia noticia que dimos en- otrs ediccion So
bre ell mismo asunto.
Con motive del agrietamiento del
puente sobre ell rio Glsdyo ell derrumbe
reciente construction, nos hacen Il 81
responssbihdad por los danos Y perjui-
clos que acarresn s los fondos de Puerto
Rico esas chapucerlasas
-Esta madrugsda dejo de existir,
despues de penoss enfermedad, Ia dis
tinguida seGora do1a Ercilia Palmiery
de Torres, elemento muy apreciado en-
Ia sociedad Coame1a de Ia que formaba
parte.
Los esfuerzos de Is ciencis Y los ash
duos cuidsdos de 81 esposo Y demas IA
mihsres fueron in1tiles para triunfar de
Ia grave enfermedad que In llevs IL
tumbs.
FL cadsyer ha sido conducido { Goa
mo en- cuyo cementerio recibira eristiana
sepultura.
Enyfamos nuestra condolences mas
sentida nj ahigido viudo y demss deudos.
iDescance en- paz Il finsda.
Nos manifiesta nueStro amigo don
Er0ctuoso Bustamante. que apesar de las
gestiones hechsS, no n podido averi-
guar Ell paradero del reloj v Ieontina que
lie fueron robados en- Ia noche del Domin-
so 6ltimo.
Ell pr6ximo Domingo pondrzn en-
eScen2 Il Compsnls de sflcionsdos que
act1a en- Ell teatro. II bonit2 zarzuel2 Asf-
sica cldsiea. IL plezs e6miea Astcko d.sEcs
spspaLaga, Y petieion del p1blico. Sc
repetlra il zSrzuels 1orear por 10 hsao,
con leyes alteraeio1es en el reparto de
p2peles.
-Nuestro amigo don Vicente Sol
tero h2 soIcis2do De Il empresa De Is
plants elsctrics que lie retiren In instala-
clon que Gene en 81 estzblecimiento, pa
n Ctilizar los servicios de In compsnfs
de Ponce, =. como de eostnmbre, Sc hs-
cen los sordos en In plant& americana
Aeo1selamos II sefior Soltero que
eny1e lueyo avlSo 2men2zando 10 pagar
6esde dich2 feeha ' - yerS como enton-
ces le cortSn In lnz.
Dos Padres PauIes Sc encuentran
5esde hAce zlgunos dias en eI barrio Por-
tuguss. eelebrsndo nis&s matrimonios.
Il par cue propsgan In religion catolica-
-En yelnte NIL h0]as 50 IN impresO
el manifesto rec0mendandO las b0ndades
6e los cigarrili0S <TlnonelS <Piirre,
<Csrios> de = CompanIa Industrial de
Puerto Rico. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
PENSIONADO CERVANTES
Para Ell cudado direction especiaes de j6Uenes educQnd
procedeRtes de la
America Latino
SRTA d AURORA MARIN
IT. 81.
f75 TT. 03rd ST NEWFORK


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{
que au,s edu aqu hjas sdecuado
odas en-
In piena onnAnzs de q
Lad
Con mucno gusto dasnos infnss
AURORA MARIN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
(0leela Dc Ia. J "a. Eaehana
s. 4sInsasezs clsEsssos iRSs~Ros v szser~os
SAS JUAS CaLH DEL SoI- MN Il
. Dsra<or-. PKDRo AoCz6 BASTET- -

tiens IN earicEer eSenciaIneata practice
E&sf7- - 2s-eEezrl1ca0E para 1sgyeSar eu
los Tfsfres-SsaE15gs- 81 TewsxzsEY5d * Ii
aw0S. Af-TEss<Eke.s AETc1a&E : ESz1fur1
80 EgslgssgsssaEo. = por 1lE11Or Bs0sg0.
PSasEsz1z Y AaksSc1z Para L ense1aaza
de- Ingiss cnea-a q C0LEGIO con In
cooper4c101 Dc IN repz12d0 Professor
americana Is e&tedra C C01erci0 ee-
- : cargo dss TeReior d Lbros d
mo de lOs BAncos &C es<a CAPITAL Il
C0LEGI0 1sne 81 ReSsaxnsss10 Ente-
F1a0r q1s - aaTl4r4 los padres 3ae Io
SalzSItsz-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17

IA R0RINQEEN. D@ 1xrS1s -
20 oAwMaar Q1@ esEa x1Sa es - que mas
hAraEa ven3s y ene eo2ssan@s@ers@ -
aw@NAmnm mm@wma EnerG2m@Gms 0E11EEAca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-17
La Genital +" A5uiHe '

Entre las muchSS quelaS cue diSris-
mente reclhim0S de n tan famoSa Cen
trail, nos envian hoy una csrt2 muy
lugGsa del Jefe de mfQuiDaS. EN- c0nteS'
taci0E IN reclamo muy luSto eStShleci'
do p0r el duen0 de un cahallo, sl eusl
cSoallo pereci6 victims del stropell0 de
una l0c0motora.
Dice 2Si:
@Seiior don CriSt6bal Jordsn.
Salinas
SHe recihido su csrta del u deg
corrfanna. Y deSpusS de inyeStigar In
muerte de- su cSballo. encuentro cue 81
cahalio hahra Sido Suelto an Ia via fsFFea
p0r una persons deScon0cida para mi.
Su cahaIlo eStaba errsnte en- una pro.
piedai que no pertenece Vd. eSEan
do sueltO en- las Was. la vida de los en-
plead0S y Ia pr0piedad de- eSta Compa-
MIA. estahan grandemente smeRazSd0S.
P0r 10 tanto no veo cue 81 reclan0 con
ira esta compania sea JuSto. Y no 10
conSidero eSpecialmente cnAnd0 Vi. pi-
de mas de- 10 que wallis el eaeallo,
De Nd. alto. y :, ;.
CHAS. Z. MANS.
Snperintendente.>
EStA earta da cNnprender el en-
greimiento por IN lSdo y por osT>0. II
l9norSnci2 Supina de 81 apt0r. pneS
aunQUe el eahallo sStuviese essTEste eR
In via, no erraha por ningun &eSsrT<0,
Sino por una fEctGfIs donde dehen SoS
tenerSe enapleados especialeS para VII
lar eStaS c0SaS
El senior ChaS> n. Names No fenis
otro dereeho que u de nandar Il e&b2-
llo al depoSato municipal as 6ehS6
eSecptsrl0 dehe dar oraen de eGe al
Sc execute para que tales hechoS NJ -
rerlt&n.
re ID contraFlo. Si e. eSa Central
no sienen In yigiNncia preelSa. obllga-
dos estsn pagar los per]aScl0s cue -
neSiEencia cc&SlGnA.
" - sS eSe0 10 p@or. Sfa0 las isS
Er2clmS p@rSonaaes Qae 0cnrren~
sin r HAS Ae1eS. q dla - sel ea-
rriemte raes. IN naqaina - ana accomo-
scra Enafo q ln& lnfeliz r9Ser a. Il ira
yecao g. harwie - PaNca. 5arls1iccaSn
- SauE2 IsaAel-
n ~ eS a primer desgraeis qae cea
RE. enmo e2mHoc0 Sera IN 1Ev1a. 8
qaien daAe - tnzna eartas - eSts a<1nka.
ID verSE0S-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-06

Hutchins, Tallmadge A Lambert. Louis T..
McComas Seth Shepard, Brainard III. War
ner, Beriah wilkins.
Standing Committees.
The standing committees of the club in
clude the following:
House,. Vance Lewis. chairman; Chas
NJ Heaton. Horace j. Gray Wilmer G..
Plat, Edward NJ Douglass.
Ffnance-George A. Warren. chairman;
Cassell Severance. Ben. G. Davis.
Membership-wiIliam f. Dyre. chairman;
Hervey S. Knight, A. +. Woods.
Library-Albert F. Woods. chairman; g.
M. Heaton, A. ]. Peters. Mrs. A F. Woods,
Miss Mabel Taylor Gray.
Athletics-Dr. A. V. Parsons, chairman /;
William E. Dyre, DR.. w. c. Palmer, Cas-
sell Severance.
Rules-Wilton ]. Lambert chairman
Ashley NJ. Gould. Samuel S. Shedd.
Art-Charles NJ. Heaton, chairman; Ben.
G. Davis. Mrs. Mary L. Gibbs. Mrs. r. s.
Brown, Mrs. Horace J. Long.
Entertainment-H. S. knight. chairman;
Mrs. L. P. Shoemaker. Mrs. NJ. ]. Wine.
Miss Mildred p. Dyre, Mrs. David Field
man, G. NJ. Heaton DIR. A. V. Parsons.
Donations-Wilton J. Lambert, chairman;
S. S. Shedd David Feldman. G. A. Warren.
Mrs. A. V. Parsons, Mrs. j. Vance Lewis,
Mrs. L. B. Burdett.
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Varying Ways of Authors

From Golfers Weekly.
Literary production is thing so varied
as exemplified by the output of distin-
guished authors, that 1T is impossible to ar
rive at any general rules governing 1T.
the bulk and rapidity Of its crea ton seem
indeed. to differ with almost every individ-
ual scribe. There are, for instance. Du-
mas the elder and Lewis Carroll. The
name of the first appears on over six hun
dred volumes-many published with the as
sistance of collaboratorS or even untouched
by their reputed author. Still, his fertility
was enormous. OF Carroll on the other
hand, one knows only that he wrote two
small books entitled Alice in Wonderland"
contrasting rates of speed. take the cases
of two living writer's. both Americans
Henry James and Marion Crawford Mr.
Crawford writes like lightning He can
turn out his five thousand or more words
per day without ffnching, and without pref
udice to an agreeable, smoothly flowing.
correct style. Henry James, immensely
precise and scrupulous, is satisfied If he
does one page at his best, in a day The
method of De Maupassant, who died when
he was forty was similar He tortured
himself remorselessly to get the right
phrase and even the right word and re-
wrote one of his best stories six times. A
British author of our own day. who has
not been before the public very long, seems
carefulness. This is Maurice Hewlett, who
wrote his Forest Lovers four times be-
fore he would intrust it to the printers AS
direct opposite, let us mention the French
poet De Banville; he composed a lengthy
| lyrical poem while being shaved
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Narcotic, a New Anaesthetic.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
DIR. T. Eastman in a paper recently read
before the Bournemouth Medical Society in
England described his experience with
new anaesthetic, bichloride of methly-
ethylene called narcotic, which he belves
has some important advantages over those
now in use, for short anaesthes'a- 1t acts
RAPIDLY and effectually, and produces no
troublesome after effects. In its admins
tration the narcotic is placed in bottle,
and air forced through 1t to inhaler
which is held over the mouth and nose.
The narcotic is very volatile. and the air
in its passage becomes saturated with the
vapor 1t is also necessary for the same
reason to keep the bottle in tepid water to
maintain the requisite warmth. 1t resem-
bles ether In its physiological action, but is
rarely followed by the distressing sickness
which accompanies and follows the admin
istration of the latter. Owing to its ex-
treme volatility, the patient rapidly recov'
ers from It