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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22

E. CINTuR0N ELECTRICO MAS
FUERTE EN- FL mUNDO

Con Ia intenci6n de hacer cOnocer
6 introducir nuestro cinturon electrico
<Crown~ en- los lugares donde no esta
a1n conoeido, queremos mandar uno
a cualquier persona que 10 necesite
absolutamente gratis. Els IN ofre
cimiento hecho por una frma segura
Y honrada.
81 Vd. ha perdido la vitalidad y
sc siente cansado y miserable. debil Y
nervioso 81 lie agobia una veiez pre-
natura, y el yigor de la j%uventud est8
perdido 81 padeee de dolores de es-
palda, p6rdida de la virilidad, indi
gesti6n 8 v~aricocela Y este cansado dc
pagar dinero 4 los m9dicos sin sacar
~alivio, puede Vd. ser curado con q
cintur6n el6ctrico 4Crown.>
Sabemos que nuestro cintnr6n pue-
de sanarlo, y que Vd. deepu6s de Gu
RADIO 10 recomendara & otros enfermo>
y que de este modo quedaremos indem
nizados de nuestro ofrecimiento libe-
raj.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
m y despu6s v6ngase con toda 81
gente & discutir.
DE QUEBRADILLAS
Nos eseriben de este pueblo:

xSuponiendo sea una e%quivoca-
ci6n de esa r%edacci6n al publican no
ticias de este pueblo en- Ell ndmero de
aver en- las que aparece una CONTRA
dicci6n acerca de la election del senior
Estrella para alcalde en- las proxiu1as
elecciones, hago esta a~claracion.
Hacienda honor q Ia verdad y re-
presentando felmente Ia opinion de
nuestro Partido en- este pueblo, pOde-
mos decir que la candidatura para di-
cho puesto recae en- ell senior Estrella
n1estrO actual alcalde.
No es cierto tampoco que Ell senior
Estrella patrocine Ia candidabura del
senior MILAN, pues 81 sabe acatar "a
discipline de su partidO Y ST este le
obligaa ocupar la silla municipal CO.
mo buen puertorriqueno sabe sacrifi-
car ell bien propio en- aras de los de-
secs de su pueblo. FL senior Estrella
sera alcalda de Camuy porque su pue-
bio Sc 10 exige. Esta as la verdadera
opinion de las masas uniOnistas dc
Quebradillas.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
I~ntoTeSaDtGs
nOticias de Ponce
EscandaIo en- ell Club repu-
bIicano, intervIniendo
la poIicla
Para ell domingo prepare una
Convention ell partid0
u~niOnista
(De maestro Corresponsal)

PONCE, .SEPTIEMBRE 2l.-Ya
Sc esta montando la %imprenta que ha
hecho venir de Mayaguez ell Partido
untonista, en- la Gale del ~Le6n> es-
quina & ~Sol.9
-H4 sido muy bien acojida entire
las huestes republicans de esta loca-
lidad una hija suelta suscrita por don
Santiago G~erardino Acosta, cOmen-
tando la actitud del Directorio repu-
olicano con respecto a las candidatu-
ras de don Federico Deietau y Mateo
Fajardo para delegadO q Washington.
LIE envio IN ejemplar para que 10 pu-
blique en- LA DEMOCRACIA.
En- ell barrio ~Yaguecas,> de
Yauco, Sc efectuara ell domingo pr6xi-
mo IN meeting unionista para Ell que
han sido invitados varios Oradores de
esta localidad.
Ell licenciado don Francisco Pa
ira Cap6 no solo renunci6 su cargo
del Comit6 republicano, sine que Sc
retro del partido, quedando en- acti-
tud independents.
d. Carlos Cabrera tambien Sc
halla alejado de Ia poIftica.
Sc advier5e d los compatriotas
que Sc ven obligados q pagan eu Et
Agual0 6, 8, 10 y il pesos por cOrtoe
anuncios de remate de sus propieda-
les, Que en- ell peri6dico 6rgaDo de la
xUni6n1 que vera la luz pdo!ica en-
oreve. Sc les insertaran dichos anun-
clos gratuitamente, 6 pagando solo
30 6 so centavos en- case de que tenga
que imprimirse una hoja especial.
-Ea una reunion que tuvieron ha-
Sc algunos dias los republicanos en
IL Club, Sc arn6 un escandalo con
notivo de defender en- la tribuna las
c%andidaturas de Dejetau y Fajardo.
Ambos bandos So excitaron de tai
modo, que tuvo que intervenir la po-
icfa para restablecer ell orden.
-Ha deiado de existir en- esta ciu-
dad don Domingo Salinas, respectable
ciudadano y asiduo empleado de las
enable conducta Y pOr su capacldad,
nerecio siempre ~ consideration de
5odos ca todas las ~situaciones poll
| ticas.
Esta tarde Sc ~efectuara su entierro.
E1viamos nuesira sentida condo
tencia a Ia se1ora vtuda Y demas deu-
dos del finado.
Ell domingo pr6xino celebrara
convencion eli partido u~nionista, para
votar las capdldagures de Alcalde,
Concejo, Junta de instruction Y Juez
municipal.
Despu6s del acto Sc efectuara una
gran manifestation con asistencia de
gran ndmero de unionistas de la loca
lidad y algunos barrios.
-Pronto Sc abrira en- Ia Marina
de esta ciudad una suclrsal de La ca
sa conercial r. Paniagua Y Co. de
e a Capitel.
-El gaardia Juan Villoch arrest6
4 Luciano Boisolfs por atropello a
-Muy contadas son las personals
de gasto que a1n no han probado la
mdhtelulilA udursa GegHam Y la eer-
VEGA Tuborg que inportan en- Ponce
Sucesores de T. Fernandez Y ca.
-Por iugar q 10 prohibido fueron
denuuciadcs Pablo Martinez, Manuel
Cruz, Dionisi Rivera, Claudio Ro-
man y Tomas Cruz. Los guardias A.
Gonzalez Y Felipe Urrutia prestaron
eete servicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
UNA SONORA De PROMlNENCIA e.s s::;'; ;: s;'
Sufri0 por AHos v Crefa que ST.
Case era sin EsDeranza-=SaH-
ads con Ia Pe=ru=na.

nTRS. ANNA b. FLEHARTY,a era
lVA durante diez amos una de las sehoras
mas prominentes de. csc lugar. Su
marido, cuando viva era ell primer presi-
dente del Nebraska Wesleyan Univer-
sity, de Lincoln, Neb.
En- una carta escrita de 401 Sixty
seventh street, W., Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs.
Fleharty dice 10 siguiente:
"Habiendo pasado una vida muy
activa como la mujer y ~compahera de
trabajo de un hombre muy ocupado,
perdf la salud hace pocos ahos. Sc me
muri6 Ell marido mas 6 menos al mismo
tempo, y POGO a POGO parecfa perder IN
salud Y ell espfritu. Mi hija es enfermiza
las dos sentlamos mucha necesidad de
ua t6nico.
"Una de mis- YeciHas ne aeon
sej6 que prObara liz Peruna. Sc
Con7pr0 una bofeUa inn1ediafa-
n1cnte, y Enuy fueg0 Sc not6 IN
gran cafnbio en-La Safnd de mi
Hija tan bien como Ell la mia.
Nnestros apeffos auuenfaron
mucho, IN DIGESTION parecfs n1acho
r1ejor y podisfD0s dorn7fr bien,
E8sE 4GGE II CSs3ESS G0E4EO C&G S17 Ezs%A G9s
ssNo esfarfa sin IL Perufsa per
deg veces su cosfo. '---Nrs. Anna
B. FIeE4rfy.
10 que antes Sc namaban enferme-
dades feminiles por la profession m6dica
ahora Sc llama catarro pelvico. Sc Ia
encontrado por Ia experienced que la
mayor parte de las Intermediates
feminiles son causadas por las enfer-
medades catarraIes de los 6rganos pei.
vicos.
DR.. Hartman estaba entire los primeros
de los grandes m6dicos Gle Ia America
en hacer este Observation-Disclosures. Durante
cuarenta anos ha estado tratandO las
Intermediates p~eculiares de las n1uieres,
2 hace mucho tempo lego & tener la
opinion que una muller absolutamente
Iibre de las intermediates catarrales &c
estos 6rganos no tendrfa las enferrne-
ladies' ferniniles. FL, por consiguiente,
)rincipi6 enplear Ia Peruna para estos
;asos Y encontr6 cue era tan bien adap-
tada para la curacion permanente, que
a Peruna ahora ha llegado q ser Ell rem
dio mas famoso cue Sc ha conoctdo para
as Intermediates ferniniles. Por todas
parties las mujeres estan usandola Y
ila~bandola. La Peruna no es simple
nente un palliative; sana, quitando la
,ausa de las Intermediates feminiles.
Eel DR.. Hartman, taIyez la sanado
mas senoras de sus Intermediates ferni-
FOR special directions v
4ef~. a copy Oh which surFospul
al chemists and q uggists.
Those wishing direct CORES
an wait the necessary delay il
D =. B. Hartman, Columbus,
Fidel Guile. IN 'ty. laza de
he retail drug tradeIn Puerto Rloc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
COIegio de Ia, "a, Ense1anza
->>
Sc admiten aIumnOs intern0s Y
extarnos

SAN JUAN, GALE DEL Sol Nos14
Director: PEDRO MOCZO BANIET.
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene IN caracter esencialmente practi-
co y abraza: Ia e~nsenanza primaria
complete; Ia preparation para ingre-
sar en- las Universidades; la TENE-
DURIA DE LTBROS, Arithmetic
ca MBRCANTIL, PHOTOGRAPH
Y ESCRIIURA EN- MAQUINILLA,
Y por 6ltimo, Dibujo, Pintura Y MI
sica. Para la ensenanza- del ingles
cuenta este COLEGIO con la coopera-
ci6n de un reputable Professor. Ell CO
LEGO tiene su Reglamento Interior
que Sc enyiara q los padres que 10
solicitor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
Cafarr0 PefvicO.


niles que ningun otro medico de Ia
actuaIidad. Hace estas curaciones
usando r~ecomendando la Peruna.
Mrs. Esther N. Milner, DeGraff, Ohio,
escribe:
"Sufrfa terriblemente con la debilidad
feminil Y tenfa dolor de cabeza continue
mente. No podfa hacer mi trabaio
dom6stico. Escribf a I'd. describiendo
mi enfermedad 10 mejor que podfa. Me
recomcnd6 la Peruna. Tome cuatro
botellas qued6 enteramente ana Creo
qde Ia Per"na &c nm remedio maravt-
lloso."-Mrs. Es M. Milner.
Thad NJ. Mahon, Congresal de
Chambersburg, Pa, escribe:
"TengO gust0 en- reconendar Ia
Peruna como I'M f6niCa SuSfanCfOS0
y un buen remedio para Ell ca-
farro. "---T. nj. MaHon.
81 no Sc recibe prontos y satisfactorios
resultados con Ell uso de Ia Peruna SO
debe escribir Embellishments q DR..
Hartman describiendo su enfermedad y
81 tendra gusto en- darle su invaluable
c~onseio gratis.
Dir(jase d DR.. Hartman, PreSidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
EE. W,
ryone should read xThe Ills of
ache bttle. Peruna is for sale by
ondence with DR.. Hartman and
receiving a reply should address
Ohio, . S a.
Alfonso IL. San Juan, vii supply
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
10 que Sc dice

.Su cintur6n me IA cnrado de Ia
Debilidad, del Varicocsla J de la en-
fermedad de Neryios, por la cura de
las cnales habfa en--vano consulate
IN gran n6nero de m6dicos, hasta
rec mis- intermediates ~incurables.
Por fn In Providencia me mand6 ST.
cinturon eiectrico, 0 cuyo uso obtu-
re Ia curaci6n. JOSS Cdnaprd, Ciudad
de Mexico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22

Con magnffeas co~modidades para
los pasajeros, h~abitaciones ventiladas,
banos m~odernos, gran servicio, mon
Sado en- Ell centric de esta ciudad, Gale
de la Cruz nGmero 16. Informant do
ia Aurea Cuadra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
Dr.. GustaVo Muhoz

Ha trasladado su despacho & la
Gale del Cristo no 9, piso alto, esqui-
IA & Ia Fortaleza, donde recihira a sus
c~lientes.
Horas de c~onsulta: de s 5, 2. NJ.
Tel6fonO: 104:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22
Angel M, Marin

Acepta comisiones de compra y
venta. Administers fncas. DA CLA-
SEES DE INGLES en- SD casa 8 a do
micilio. Precios d~ecorosos.
Vende ocho casas y tres solares.
Referencias sin exception,
Arecibo, p. r. p. q. Boz 252.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22

Una caldera Root inglesa de 20
caballos, con mAquina de vapor, ca
lentador Y tuberfa. Puede verse mon
tada funcionando.
Tn Dinamo y accessories propio
para alumbrar una azucaret1a de Ha-
cienda.
Una Grua giratoria 81 sus acce-
soriOs.
Una casa de mamposterfa terrera
con 81 solar.
Un solar de 2943 yaras cuadradas
con IN platanal y 2 casas de MADEIRA.
I'm solar de 1928 varas cuadradas
con paroles y techos.
Para informes dirigirse al taller
de fundioi6n Y herrera de
ROBERTO GRHAAM,
Marina %, Ponce, p. r. (3-v-s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-22

Cumpliremos con 10 que decimos.
Cortad este aviso, -n1andadnoslo con
su nombre, direction Y 81 americana
por gastos de trasporte, y manda are
mos & V. ell cintur6n electrico <Crown.s
Direction.
Crown Electro Medical Go.
Y LOS Beard Building,
New York, c. U. A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
WRECK ON
BIG FOUR
ENGINE AND SEVEN CARS DE-
RAILED-BOiLER EXPLODED
iNJuRlNG SEVERAL MEN.

A wreck occurred on the Big Four
yesterday afternoon about O'Clock,
seven miles north of Vienna in which
several men were injured.
South bound freight train No. 80
composed of seven cars and pulled by
engine No. AZ, was ditched at the
point named and Engineer James An
drus Of Mt. Carmel, was seriously in
jured. sustaining a fracture Of the
skull Fireman Underwood was also
injured. but not seriously.
The wreck was caused by failure
of fiagman to notify the approaching
train in time to prevent it running
on to portion Of the track that was
being repaired and where the rails
had been removed. The engine turn
ed completely over and the boilers ex-
ploded, injuring several of the sec
ton men who were engaged in the
repair work.
Traffic was delayed all night, but
the train which left here at noon yes
terday transferred its passengers at
the wreck 10 another train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
THROAT CUT
LAST NIGHT
NEGRO USED POCKET KNIFE ON
JOSEPH SMlTH--POLiCE
CAPTURED THE CARVER.

4 cutting ARRAY occurred last night
about O'Clock at the saloon on the
corner of Twenty-sixth and CONNER
cial avenue in which JEFF Smith slash.
ed Joseph Smith across the throat
with a pocket knife inflicting an ugly
and probably serious wound
Joseph Smith. who is bartender OF
the saloon, got into an argument with
JEFF Smith over some trivial matter
and before the former realized that
he was in danger, the latter made a
slash al him with a pocket knife cut
ting an ugly cash across his throat.
Or Gordon was called and dressed
the wound He pronounced it as be-
ing q bad but probably not fatal
wound
The cuttist made his escape but
was captured about II o'clock by Of
hcers Glade and Wilson. He was
found lying in the grass by tho side
walk on Center street
Joseph Smith resides at 1909 Pop
lar street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
POLICE NEWS


Sam Robinson was arrested by OF.
ilcer James Cowell yesterday on a
charge of being drunk. He was fined
81 and costs and given a stay Of ten
hours,
Thos. Fitzgerald and John Rhine.
gar we're arrested by Officers Housh-
LIN ana Nichols, Judge Robinson I'm
ed the former 81 and costs and gave
him a stay The latter was fined 81
ana costs and jailed because of failure
to pay his fine.
The men were charged with being
drunk and disorderly.
Chas, De Gfau got drunk yesterday
and was arrested by Sergeant Me
Ligue, The Judge fined him $ and
costs He paid.
Reuben Chew and Marion Henning
two workmen on the government
snag boat anchored in the Mississip
III. west of town, got on spree yes
.erday and proceeded to paint the
town red. They became disorderly
and were arrested By Officers Glade
and Wright, The former was fined
$40 and costs and the latter 81 and
costs. They both paid.
John Payne, arrested by Officers
Allen and Wilson. was taken 70 Pa
ducah yesterday where he Is wanted
to answer a charge of larceny.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
Complimentary Dance.

A dance Was given at ST, Mary 3
park pavilion last night in honor OF
Miss Aleda Tenney of Spartansburg.
S. a.. who is visiting Miss Alice Wen.
cor ana who leaves soday for New
York City. to join her mother on a
tour abroad. Those who attended the
enjoyable affair We're Messrs and
Mesdames G. T. Barr. Lloyd Gates,
Misses Aleda Tenney. Alice Wenger,
Camilla Halliday. Marie HALEY. Lena
Howse. Lavinia Scofield, Maude Has
tiues. Beatrice Lancaster, Alice Walk
err. Mcssrs. t. j Boyer Jesse Gross,
Joseph Mclaughlin. Leo kleb, Fred
Halliday. VIII Howe. Louis Block. Al
bert De hontcourt Irwin Preetorius,
Alexander Wilson, Harry Stark,
Daniel Williamson Ray Doolit.le.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
Automobiles as River Freight.

by paragraph added TO the revised
Statutes of the United states. APP
proved. February 20. 1901. it seems
that automobiles with gasoline mo.
tors can DC iran ported ON steam
boats carrying passengers under Ger.
.ain restrictions. The following is
the paragraph.
Nothing in the foregoing or fol
lowing sections of this act shall pro
hibit the transportation. by steam
vessels. of gasoline or any Of the pro
ducts Of petroleum. when carried by
motor vehicles. commonly known as
automobiles. using the same as a
source Of motive power. Provided.
however. that all fire. IL any. in such
vehicle or automobile be eXtinguished
before entering Fsid vessel. and thai
fhc anne bc not relighted until after
said vehicle shall have left the same /.
Provided. further. thai any u-uer.
ma ter. agent. or other peTeuH hatiu-
charge # passenger steam vc-reia.
shall have the right to refuse 10 trans
port automobile vehicles. he tank
Of which contain gasoline. naphtia.
or other dangerous burning fields.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
\ P|T|FUL STORY
Murphysboro Woman and Child
Abandoned By Her Husband
solp OUT or HOUSE AND HOME
WHILE He GOES OFF, IT IS
SAID, WITH A VILE
WOMAN,

Sold out of house and home; sent
70 a strange city, where there was no
one % sympathize with her no one
IN helm her. without money; with
nothing but the stars over her head to
look down in pity on her plight
abandoned by her brusal husband
her little year-anda-halfold chlld ~
ing in her lap. crying for re.t--Mrs.
Dora Sarah Lindsay, OF Murphysbo'
70. Ill.,. was found on Ohio street
his morning about O'Clock, sobbine
as if her heart was breaking.
II was The old. old story OF mans
rascality that she told and il her
story is true-and to look into her
honest face it is impossible TO doubt
there ought to be some sort OF
law that would reach the man who
has so cruelty wronged her.
She is the wife Of one R. NJ Lind.
say, who until recently worked in the
Nj. & O. shops at Murphysboro. A
few weeks ago, so the poor womal's
story goes. her husband took up with
woman of alleged questionable vir-
tue, by the name of Bertha
Wilson, formerly of Cairo who
went to Murphysboro as fortune
teller. To make the story short, Lind
say became infatuated with the VIII
son woman and finally quit his job,
After spending all the spare money
he had he finally sold out everything
his wife had. bed clothing, stove,
cooking utensils. furniture and all,
took the proceeds, amounting to about
sos. and yesterday sent his wife and
little child to Cairo, saying he would
be down today. He gave her s. and
told her to go to Uncle Joe's Hotel
and spend the night. She took the
money and came,
Mrs. Lindsay says the Wilson We
man, who occupied a house just oppo-
site her home at Murphysboro
abused her and threatened her life,
and that her husband never offered TO
protect her She says she has been
NUUHlSu ny hdl 1OAo lb0AAich2s N'A~ ~
which was to lower a coffin into her
room at night after she had retired
right over her bed humping it
against the wall. and trying to drive
her from her home; that her husband
was in collision with the persons
who did this.
She says shat when she retired at
the Uncle Joe" hotel here last night,
the same coffin appeared In her
room and that the persons who tried
TO drive her from her home at Muir
physborc followed her here. She be-
came so frightened last night that she
arose. and taking her child, went out
into the street, seeking protection
from whoever would help her.
Lindsay according TO his wife's
statement, formerly worked in this
city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
Weather Forecasts.

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today
Partly cloudy no direct tempera-
ture.
General weather conditions:
Dcpgessions, or slight disturbances,
center this morning in the Lake re-
gion the northern slope OF the Rocky
Mountains. and in the south Pacific
slope
High pressure areas center in the
New England states and in the Mis-
souri, Valley.
The temperature has risen in north
eastern Minnesota western Southern
Dakota, and in the vicinity Of San
Francisco; elsewhere the changes
have been immaterial
Within the last So hours, showers
have occurred along the Immediate
south Atlantic and Gulf coasts, in
Texas, southeastern Illinois.
Weather at St Louis yesterday
morning, clear; temperature, GG dc.
grces.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
STORES CLOSE
ON SATURDAY
JEWISH CITIZENS WILL OBSERVE
NEW YEAR FRIDAY NIGHT
AND SATURDAY.

Al shutdown tomorrow night The
Jewish New Year will begin aud SER
vices will be held by Montefiore con
grcgation Friday evening and Satur'
day morning at Cairo Baptist church,
corner Tenth street and Washington
avenue.
Rabbi u. Sadlcr will Officiate aud
the Jewish choir win sing the hymns.
The solos will be rendered by Miss
Edith Rosens'eIn of Charleston. Mo.
and Master Malvin Franklin will rem
der a number of instrumental solos.
Jewish stores and places of bust
ness will be closed all day Saturday.
but will probably be open in the eve
Hing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
Handkerchief Shower.

Miss Alice Wenger gave handker-
chief shower Tuesday evening AZ her
home. 1901 Park Place West, III non
a Of Miss Earl Bondurant who VIII
be married next Wednesday The
guests were invited TO spend the
night with their hostess and the
evening was passed playing cards ana
other games. An elegant breakfast
was served in the morning.
The guests were; Misses Marie
HALEY. Beatrice Lancaster, Maude
Hastings. Margaret Lansdan, Leila
ThistIewood. Eunice Bondurant, Earl
Bondurant. Aleda Tenny.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08

The recent article published in The
Bulletin in reference 10 cat ownei
by Mr.. w. W. Orr of 1915 CONNER
blue eye, is causing some jealousy in
the upper portion of the city and one
colored woman claims she owns a dog
that also has different colored eyes.
Mr.. Orr still claims his cat is more
OF curiosity than the dog however.
as the yellow eye 'awakes early in
the morning and the blue eye sleeps
almost an hour later More than 200
people have visited Mr.. orrs place OF
business to see the strange-eyed tab
nv
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
Criticism Of the Tartar.

An opponent of Russia writes to a
foreign newspaper. There we're at
least four great Tartar thrones. each
ctanding on the ruins Of other ciyiliza-
tiuns. Those four were the thrones Of
Moscow. Constantinople. Delhi and
Pel,in. At Moscow the Tartar calls
himself Christian. al Constantinople
Nussulmsn and at Pekin Buddhist;
hut his spirit is always the same. and
VIC know what 1t is East and south
and west the Tartar roamca and the
only country that anne him back int
his native bsrbarism was Japan
Then he goes IN IN argue that Ruy
Ia ie nsalf = yeilor peril
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-08
A House Party.

Miss Blanche Thistlewood is enter
tanning a number Of young lady
friends at her summer home near
Mounds. The young ladies left yes
terday and will return Friday The
party is composed Of the Misses Hat
tie. Emma Miriam, Florence and Alice
Carey. Edith Hill Vela Bondurant,
Io1a Swoboda. Edith Sutherland and
Fannie Cushman.
Several young men have been inyit.
ed and will join the young ladies there
this evening