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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21

ECOS DEL HUDSON
Gu1as femeninOs

ALI encontrareis un esplendido sur
lido de gu1as femeninos. Los hay de to-
dos los tipos para satisfacer todos los
gustos. Desde la rubia de cults bl&n-
qu1simo ojos azules, hasta Ia de piel
triguena y peio oios negros; desde la
csbelta delgada, hasta 10 menudita de
torneadas formas; In de celestes pupilas
cabellera de azabache, junto Ia de
ojos castafios y aureos cabellos; las hay
robustss, redondas y ligeras, vaporo-
sas en- fin, cincuenta siete varieda-
des, que para descubrirlAs Sc necesltar1a
Ia pluma del autor de <Afrodita.1
Tambien podr6is escoger en- 10 to-
cante los conocimientos especiales de
que cada una esta sdornada. Las hay
versadas en- las artes en- las ciencias;
conocedoras de la polftica 8 de los CHS
mecitos de sociedad; entendidas en- lite
ratura en- deportes De mOdO que
durante las excursiones elias padran en-
treteneros con gu charla espiritual.
Una os habl2ra de arte: otra practi-
cara con vos la maxima: <instruir delei-
tando;> 6stA os pondra al tanto de 10
marcha de los partidos polfticos con fri
vola elocuenbia; aquellas os recitara YER
SOS; la de mas ALA conversara de Ssport ,
Alegres, ioviales. vivaces, parlote-
ras, os conduciran al <Central Park,s &
los museos, oil Tenderloin, al barrio Chi
no, Ia ciudad turca, Coney Island,
(que Va la estan reedifcandO para L.
pr6xima temporada de verano) Gu
pid's CAfe,1 <Haymarket1 -.
Y os llevaran cenar al <Chat Noir>
<Moukin's,0 6 6 casa de <F1garo,s
donde Sc come muy bien, Sverdad, Con-
te2
En- una palabrs, os sera mostrada.
Bohemia con todos sus fascinadores 60
ces.1 seg1n rezA ell anuncio publicado
por la sociedad.
Y Ia tarifA es bien m6dica: cinco pc
sos diariOs, teniendo unO derecho & usar
del gu1a hasta la media noche.
Un detalle: En- Ia antesala del des-
pacho de Ia directora LEI en- IN cuadrito
coleado de 10 pared, ell siguiente aviso:
sNuestros clientes pueden beber licores
81 10 desean; pero sus gu1as solo beberan
gaseosa, coca kola ozArzaparrilla. Vues-
tras <ciceronesS no deberan tomar esti
mulAntes de ninguna clase, nj siquiera
an vase de cerveza.1
NO deberan2 49,. Esta bien, que
dan ustedes enterados.
Conque lectores que os proponeis
visitar esta gigantesca ciudad; os reco-
miendo que utilic6is los servicios de esa
suggestive empresa. 7 no creais que este
es un reclamo interesadO. no!
FL 1nico inter6s que persigo es que
os procureis un medic mas practice y
agradable, que ell yer New York desde
Ia ventana del hotel.
HoMERO SERIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21

Tn nuevo y attractive modo de yer &
Nueva York, SO les present& & los visi-
tGntes de Ia gran ciudad.
Los extranierOs podran lecorrerla
ahota de uno otro extreme, guiados
poc expertos y bellos scicerones1 feme-
n los.
AcabS de organizarse sQul una en-
press para proporcionar nj forastero IN
diestro y competente gufa, que sera al
mIsmo tiempo0 una jo7en y hermosa mu-
jer.
LA directora de sBohemia Guide So
cietS0 (este es ell nom bre de In Com pafi1G)
ha teDido una idea feliz.
FL extraDjero en- Nueva York pen
s6-necesita IN guiS Y una compafera;
81 yo le ofrezco ambos reunidos en- una
sola eDcantsdora personalidad, segura
estcy de que ID aceptara con placer
I selecclon6 entire las mas bonitas y
fascln4doras Sgirls1 neoyorkinas, aque-
las mas conocedoras de Ia poblaci6n.
Pudiendo ofrecer hoy nj pdblico via
jerO, iindas n1uchachAs que podr&L ense-
narie todos los riDcones de l2 metr0poli,
que ofrezcan gran inter6a, y todos los lu
cares de recreo y diversion.
Hasta ahora, Ell que llegaba por pri-
mera Yez esta marayillosa urbe, reco-
rrf.la en- Ia egrata1 compaf1la del plano
Y guia de Ia SCity0 8. todo 10 mas, en- la
del insulsO interprete que le serVfa de
Sciceroue.0
Y hAl.abase solo. completamente So
10, en- media de GquellG bulliciosa ale
gre multitud que gir&ba su alrededor.
EnvidiAr Is fellcidad de aquellas nu-
merosAs pArejas que pasabAn pOr 81 ladO,
v seQuir con hambrientos ojos, los eX-
huberantes ejemplares de Ia sf6mlnao
norteAmericana, que cAminab2 delante
de 6l, derrochado gl6bulo rojo: era 10
que le reducfA su triste soledad.
ST tomaba un coche de plaza IN
autom6vil de alquiler, ell Aislamiento Sc
guia; su Tornado silencio era solo inte-
rrumpido por el tArdo trOtar del cAballo
8 ell ~taf-taf0 del motor.
En- ell restaurant: la mesa solitaria;
en- oil teatro: la luneta contfgua In suya,
ocupEda por alg6n hoscO y corpulento
xyaukee7 ......
Pero hoy loh dichosos stouristas1!
podeis pasear por las GALES y plazas del
brazo de una elegante y samusingo COM
pafiera, pod6is sentArla & vuestro lado
en- ell ecAb1 en- ell sAuto9; ella ocupara
10 silla de enfrente en- Ia mesita del cafe,
v el asiento de al lado en- los espectacu
los, os seIvira de interprete y de gufa
con habllidad.
Para clio no teneis mas que acudir
les ofcinGs de Ia bohemia Guide Socie-
typ sltuadas en- ell piso IA del fAmoso
rFlatiron Buildings (plazA de Madison)
que &c hAllan dirigIdas por Mrs. Grace
M. Dana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21
POIicIa lnsuIar

Entre los scuerdos tomados por 10
Comisi6n de la Policfa insulAr, sobresa
len los siguentes:
Por imposibiIidad ffsica han sido Ii
cenciados los guardias Hip6lito Bonilla.
Arturo Fernandez Sixto NJ. Saldaf1a.
Ha sido revocado ell nombramiento
del guardia jose Jordan.
Han .sido nombrados guardias. por
ell termino de dos amos:
Castor Mota y Rafael Artiguez, pa
rs ell puesto de San Juan.
Bias Gonzalez Martinez y Alexandra
Garcia, nj puesto del Presidio.
Tomas Rosas, & HumRcao.
Rafael NeQroni, Arecibo.
Eogracia Castro Rosario, 4 Utuado.
Jaime julia, Msysghsz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21

= y = ~ - = -
los Ocu1tos tnister:os
del HIPNOTISMO,
e1 NJ MAGN ETISM O
RSONAL, CURA-
CION MAGNETICA,
etc. Os dice la name
ra de adquirir macs
tria en- estas ciencias,
en- vuestra casa, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21
Una maleta
del DIR. Van Ness.

En- e1 trayecto de Salinas Qua
yama, ha perdido ell senor don Tomas
J. Otero la maleta cen toda la ropa
que llevaba.
Ell que diere noticias de ella, sera
gratihcado convenientemente.
En- dicha maleta estaban tambien
todos sus anuncios como afinador Y
compositor de pianos.
La policla tiene conocimiento del
sucesO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21
HOTEL UNION
PanchitO Rivera

Hospedaie econ6mico. .-Buen servi
cin.-.Casa fresca " clara Gale de
Allen (antes Fortaleza) mum. TO- San
Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21
MANIFESTAGONFS
Csguas, Abril 2Ode19O4.

OSRuass ADrll ZUue15Ot.
Sefior Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Sefor: HAbiendo aparecido sin mes
tros consentlmientos nuestras aGhesio-
nes en- <The Puerto Rico Sum afihando-
nos al partido Republican,, ruegole ha-
ga pGblico en- gu virll peri6dico que esas
adhesloDes seran por haber Asistido un
meeting republicano, pero que protesta-
mos tales Adhesiones, una yez que nues-
tras simpatfas 6 ideales pollticos ban 81
do, son seran las que sustenta el Gran
Partido Federal, hoy aUni6n de Puerto
Rico.
DOLORES CAMAoHO.
HIP0LITO RIVERA.
(Obreros.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21

aparecl6 una adhesion frmada por mi
sin haberla autorizadO.
Fui federal, hoy uniOnista, y no soy
de los que evOluciOnan por falsos espe
jismOs.
De V. atentamente.
VIDAL SILVA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21
Rio.Cahas.

Yabucoa, Abril Is de 1904
Sefior Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Muy distinguidO senior:
Dignese hacer cOnstar en- su viril
peri6dico que pOr un engano de los re.
pubicanos SO ha hechO decir que yO soy
correligionario suyo cuando siendO como
soy puertorriqueno de verdad. no pue'
do pertenecer otrO partidO que al de
Ia eUnion d. Puerto RicO.D
esta sgrupscion de patriotas solo
pertenezco en- cuerpo y alma, ,siendo com
pletamente falsO cualquier OtrO iichO
que se quiera prOpalar en- 10 contrario.
Graclas por la atencion que dispense
a estas lineas y dispODga como guste de
su admiradOr compatr1ota.
RAMON TORRES.
Yabucoa, Abril 10 de 1904.
Sefior Director de LA DEMocRAcIA
Muy senor miO:
En los lltimOs nnmero del SSuD,S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21
Yabucoa, Abril l6 de 1904.
Senior Director de LA CEMOCRACIA.

Dstinguido senior:
Deseo haga usted constar en- su
simpaticO periodico que aunque ha apa
recidO mi nOmbre en- ell <Sun> suscri
biendO adhesiones de este pueblo, soy
partidario decidido del grupo de patriO
tas <Unon de Puerto Rico>, pues nunca
SO han albergado ideas republic de
las que aqui SO estilan en- mi alma.
Gracias anticipates por tai favor de
su correligi0nariO Us. s.
CESAREO RIVERA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21


eaes Su bufe haa eablecdo Allen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-21

MUM, 3,7e8
Number 3.788
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the property. aud unless ! signed d
note for $4,000 be would attach
my bank account aud securities ht
believed ! had with me.
u told him % 60 ahead and at
tach I had only removed ny &C.
curItiea from the safe az the no.
tel and wired the banks on which
] had drafts coming before the at
tnchmrut came lie then sent q
prominent business man OF Seattle
who said had better not stand
FOR the uutoriety and advised me
20 sign the note told him II vac
biurImail and was not afraid
OF them and they might 80 ahead
Then he brought tho charges
against me Of selling him property
70 which I could not convey a De-.
Ful TITLE. he claims 90 have paid
mo g. 600. and besides bad spent
1900 on bis trip 20 Nome That
o. hos be g0t tho $4,000 The idea
Of man spending $1,000 on a trip
10 Nome do not know hua be
did It Tho only money be ever
paid me was g. 600. and the only
property I ever decided 90 him WaH
the auezthird interest have men
TONED.
The whole cause ~ the action
waa - get the papers ! have In my
possession. which will take 10
Washington. ! viii leave for the
East within few days and place
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CUTLER WINS

SALT LAKE. AuE. 26 After n
lang and 10 er fiFbt John e cut.
tesdefeatcd Coz. Herbert II Wells
10 the nomination for governor
laf nlght james ~ Hammond
withdrew from the race early Ia che
ballaflnK
EHllaaing are the other uamIna-
.il0nH Secretary o. state. e 81
.TlhEeY. Justice 81 the supreme
'caeft u n straup state treasurer
James Christensen auditor. 1amrs
A. Edwards. superintendent of
schools A. e. Nelson. attorney gen
eral ~ A. Breeder. presidential
electors. A. " Waue. ~. T.. Myfun
and y " Cannon. congressman
Joseph Howell. reuominnted.
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AUDITORS REPORT

Tho auditors report Tor this year
shows a large increase IN the office
receipts The receipts Last year
we're facs7l70. while this year they
are t95.13S3l.
It's Your Time TO Buy
"Cluett' Shirts. ti15. Monarch
Shirts. 75 cts. Z. n Brooks 4 Co.
1891 Second Ave 80
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

?. y. Mullen, s2i Ballard ave. spN
City Halt
Frvmont prua Co. ENlpa street
ard Frement avenue.
VI. A. han.flsld a c. Druggist
fad and Jacksah
oraham's hsuss naksrY. gfo3 let
avenue
C N Lshndrsti, slssr s,ers, aisb
Eseend
Thea HARRIS e, Pos,sfles, RsnteN
Littis's Phsrnaey. tst ave. nerth
ard Asrrison street J. u. Aittl~
eropristsr.
caritaA a ce. Druggist, Ger. SIN
80 ard Pee. street, South senttl~
?. A. Asers. Psstetties, ss. Park
urtNerslty orus s,srs. unlssrsie
Staten
Asss.l e. Phsrmssy. io2s HsVs'll
street
Rainier Pharrasey, Mr.. Clark. prs.
sfletsr eo2a & Maalsen.
Csiarnhla prue store, W, J. STUD
hey, prep. celumhia. Wash
Broadway phsrmaeY, ?. L. ttshsH
Rrop.. els Broadway snd JaH1se
oaaksr nrus Co. 1918 let ave
kaary'a Pharmacy, 2Ao N. 1read
~aYf phene. Nnisn %.
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THE WOMAN MINER" SAYS MAX GUTTER, OF
NOME WHO is PROS EcUTING HER FOR Al
LEGGED FRAUD, is HIMs ELF GUILTY-TELLs HER
SIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO SCANDAL

al all the evidence I have before tho
department Of Justice The charges
10 have made are regarding forgery
ln the 10 Ophir Greek suit a
hearing has been granted me and
] will show The charges 10 be true.
Il vas told before LEAVING Nome
that this move would be made,
but / am not afraid Of what they
can 90.
Miss Walton Is well known in
Seattle. whore she was ia business
before going 10 Alaska Ia 1890
fhe Waa witt the Peoples store a.
Tacoma Then Ia 1891 she opened
a millinery store 10 the Fife hotel
lu Tacoma. where she continued IN
business until 1854. a. which tins
che moved 10 Seattle. She opened
in business in the New York block
and remained there until la.
when she went - Alaska 70 en-
gage In the mining business.
She Il known throughout AlaFka
as the most persistent and pros
porous promoter in the territory.
John J Fitzgerald and MARY Jsn-
kIua we're married yesterday By Bu-
psriur Judge Tallmun.
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WHY

Tea have 70 60 thrss Zines as far on,
70 SofI'4iiflaf' SEATTLE
lets right % he car iuet f.Eht On
ere iake. villa i.1Wo Hehaai house
FAsht ou the addition.
rEnMs-ssb8 APo2 ND SOC A
WEEK.
n al he real estate men 81 Seattle
formed themselves iu one hls cum
close b. nor 80 chsap IS us offer
these large lots We have owned 10
HErea twfufF-s eight years. since Seat
tle was q xlI.ags q sea veg
f. ridiculous % think Tor = min
ute anybody could tuF land ~
tbs time a. cheap 81 ws can Frli
tbs in CITY LOTS. With CRY va.
LlgHTs and TELEPHONES NUw
Don't buy anywhere on a promise q
these lupraF merits ECinE IN They
are ~ Southeast Seattle now.
After you see Southwest Seattle 20
man on Earth can convince Eul be
has a better UrapoHition for NuME
ND iNNEH MsNr
ls,s ,. lana esfaa e9 H s',. III era
81 part n Rainier tie.Ehfa a fiuo
plank street from lirHt avenue 90
HaufhfaHt Seattle. level a. ahe way
ili sis4 Ra. - Ir.lsb,sh ~ 'n Igsa
ere hoth within D. blocks = SOUTH
East SEATTLE. and Rainier
Heights hus sill BE- extended pnai-
lively this summer o. the addition.
Den dflH} sHa sou will have moth
fnF 90 rrgraE Take any Washington
street car 10 Southeast Hsattle-it
runs through fbf MIDDLE % Tire add.
Nnn-buF there ard sou vii auvo
months - time which Yuu wlil lose
- living way ont whore you can buy
lots uH cheap as ours
offire open until evenings
SEATTLE H0MEHEEhEHa 90.
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F0H HATF-l1 acres. vel cleared
I'D fenced. an under cultivation.
fine house, fafhfd und pIaatered
large barn. WuadHhed ard chicken
house. COWS. horse aud wagon. q
tone " good has. one acre p0ta-
toes Must cell a. once o. 90 30
cash. 80 month. lufeffHf per
cent GlHt street. vest side Green
lake. three houses from car line.
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sLso, S2.oo and S2.so
"Ciueft' shirts At iilb. T ".
Brooks 4 Co. 1881 znd ave. Arcade
Bldg
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hAHAAGL Fauaf. indicated and tub
baths az cottage. Tt frshH Union It
MISS BOWEN Vapnr sulphur and
electric baths massage g. Eirrt
Az. Room s. no signs
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sUslNGss oiREcToRY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
thssrsa,ssp
sstahifnhsG iae mininn rlatm a.
fssssss... ssssss - Ia = '' ''AA
BOOTH wHiTrLEsET HAsFoRD
ssas :, Iisiisf - ffsoa. s.ls -
sEArrI.E ABSTRACT Co. y T. bs
Attorney, =, IT,
BnADr q uAY. notwsu uik ist and
saiambla Esnsfal gfacues. eaEsfut
-. IA A seI5s isseiyis ~, , e e-' y.
isnd noih fhoass Maia ie
HossWAN a IouNsoN. Attarnsva al
I#H Personal IHfaff gnnfa : 30
eiaIty ni Faslf.e block. seattle.
IoNgFEtLoW 4 uALTuS faNrsrT
Collections Al EIndH ieaal wura
MAJ t.at % afeade hlds
T Il Cam. az Oriental bldg Ais9S
o WARD KEnP Burss ia uaft =,
v .. LANBCrIt iots raeins bloc I
. 3. KELLog lawyer ns usHsg u
hanks
rita CANADIANS sANK or coN
NJ HtE ghntfaf uuif IN 4 u -
fsiEht million seven luudred thous-
and 4uilnrgl surplus . 90 o.. inter
Get auuWsd GA time dHu1aitH = GEN
ffsl haukina business transact "a
sesit.s hrspeh corner Iamss stIsst
uhnaaer.
PuoET soyrp rATIorAL RANK
or SEATTLE.
SfElA stock psid IN. - 20 FurpipA
Htfaas J Eufth. pres u n dold.
saith. vice pres n v. AnksnY,
cashier rorteauundfuta On principal
gitiss - the United States and Es-
Fupe
TIE aCAHpIHAwrAN AMERfcAN
faslness trassstsf aspaaiia n "a.
- capital and suLpiua 81 10 4
ehiIhsrg lfsa A n posibefR vies
pre- y y taus, cashier. ueo. n
Fisher. asst cashier
PEOPLES SAYINGS Rank.
second avenue and rikn street, CAP
la palp ~ sse2a q sgafsldsf.
msfoial SAVINGS and trust business
Carpenters ard Buildsrs.
= a HTUrANe carpenter chop al
kia PIKE. Phones, John ieali Ind.
l. zzl2
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Have You Want? Phone the Star EtS %1 s % x %G
For Rent Plat.

tRooN flat. phene. range. hot water
hath included n rent tiote = month
Inquire Noam F tei Minor Ave
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AUCTION SAIL GI ZINE EINNf
nv AT y q kEHFuN
TO a HALEHH00MA uE FIRST Ave
nue on Saturday August - ht in !
sharp Oak asd SETS from beds bras
mounted springs mHttftHHan. rNtrH
sion tables dining chairs fame
rockers. ball trees sldeHaaFdH Eul
fHtH. c0urhfHI Harlnf suite - s uIrrfi
pie no. music boxes. confer tables
curtains hfddiHE fine carpets crock
cry glass. HFHHItfWaff. mHleatl
steel range HHHk stoves heaters an
many other uHffal articles d
Hiekertuu a Co. AucflUuerfH Thuui
Main lni. Independent 1871
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MORAN unoA cnMpAg Enaipser.
ena nhiptuufsfa Dr. nocta. L4m.
tsf hifia Rsafti.
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PROP WALLACE
TffH RHfNcE or CLAutNoTAs'ra
ksu PAL NiHIH rHs locaisf 3 ths
NeHaamr tiatst .F1fst Ave t#fHesn
.ef.t Ersaisst rslml'st 80 siair.
a. affaiFs n tfe ne reunltss ~
a#Hafafrf HsfHHsH lowers aHaffria
causes speedy nla rfsaHra toaafsa ia.
g. tFtasafe aastsss Eaa as 20
= 1900 e ,s q 30 t.. l = e. -.
INTO Faar haHd sd tells Yaa what
ais Fam and afteHtirnen - Nurd ~.
NtNH gives fuH H#Hk Fnuf fHaf hrrWs
aud snsrEy Ne matter shat tfgahis
- ms{ tags en- sad be III hsiP
fTsst avenue fHstussn unian I'D
NHfsHfaitF atfHHHs1
Faf ihs nest ssfsa DAYS al make
IRE FsmdiunH far ore fourth - mF
rsMuiar rfics. = cents and . 70 one
rn0F HIEtpov- THE PAfNfsT-
fa HHa fH Seattle aHf rnn o. EHHaa. fsf
en - anfalfa HsftainirE 81 hHman
welfare. JOSIE Haaftahfp. nHffiaHe.
dfFHrer. husinfHH siehnFss. sfee lie.
tiHn. lawnai nai tranna t'aaaa r. al
uFss. ntHrut ffisnaa tets II fuuf
NffH huHtand ~ HwrrfhHaft - true
- e 81 fFfia aHH and uhtn - Hnar.
- lie settles iHzHfH ga1rrHiH fam-
o. Troubles &c. lfe i dIffsfsHt ffam
Ell ufhere iH AmHrira Ga ming BE
ressrs if a. g "a had HIm 81.
i6HH raimHiff laaFht. meaIauastIe
NafHaHa dsFflaHHH office haafa
81 fHHr m ard af taF sunday frn
n5AI haisi iiia EIHat afsHHs#
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office open until = evenings
SEATTLE IfOMEHEEkBHs co
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orsrsilo School

FOAM Dramatic school announces
summer araeuH = class work com.
MeHffuE June IH HhHhtHusafa and
0tahhtEA under direction IN frank II
Eah and W lftiuH Coolidge Terms
q pet month FiaHH limited Eu.
Iuii fgdnY - tiaiFaks nioch Phone
Hue go
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-13

week, for $40 per hundred
pounds, and on Thursday while
the stuff was on the way from
Auxvasse to market, a car door
got open in some way, and four of
the cattle fell out and were killed.
The accident happened between
Auxvasse and Mexico.
Jacob Maddox told party of
friends at the Auxvasse street fair
that he would like to go thru all
Of his past life's experience again
except that Of sparkling. He said:
Boys, l fell desperately in love
with one Of the prettiest girls 1
ever knew and 1 thought she loved
me, but l found out to my deep
sorrow that she did not when /
asked her to marry me. What did
she do when l popped the question
to heri Why, sir, she threw up
both hands and shouted moi mol!
nO!!l 1t almost killed me. was
nothing but a green boy, and l
went home that night aud went to
bed; but, fellows, there was no
sleep for me. rolled and tumbled
and agonized all night. l thought
sure l would die. 1t was awful,
but l finally got over it and live
to tell the story"
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-13
BOONE COUNTY.

P. G. Farrar and G. F. Sames
of Centralia, will soon submit a
proposition to put in an acetylene
gas plant in Centralia with a ca
pacity of at least one thousand
lights at from 35 to 40 cents per
month.
The Columbia Herald says that
many of the residents of Harts-
burg have contracted hay fever
since Mr.. and Mrs. George
Oyczaschley, of POtsdam, Mis-
souri,, came there to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Gungal.
A writer in the Centralia Cour-
ier says: G. B. johnson, aged
81 years and s months, died early
Saturday morning at his home two
miles north of Hallsyille. Last
March Mr.. johnson suffered a
stroke of paralysis from which he
recovered enough to walk around
some. About two weeks ago he
fell and broke his hip, and has
since been in a critical condition.
Uncle Green, as he was familiarly
called, was one of the cOunty's
best men and upright citizens. For
over 60 years he has been Il men,
Der of Red Top Christian church.
He was twice married; the first
time to Miss Emily Skaggs and the
second time to Miss Sarah Jolly.
To the first union 5 children were
born and to the second eleven.
Only seven of the sixteen children
are now living. The funeral SER
vices were conducted at Union,
south of Centralia, Sunday after
noon by Judge w, F. Roberts, af-
ter which the remains were laid to
rest in that cemetery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-13

home and grossly insulted one Of
his daughters. Head hunted the
negro all day thru cornfelds with
his gun and at last came upon him
and compelled him to surrender.
Head then tied him to a tree and
applied his whip to his back until
he had worn the whip from the
handle.
VIM. Gilmore of Clay township
gives it as his Iopinion that the
best investment a sheep owner can
make is for lumber enough to build
dark sheds for their use during
the hot months when flies are so
annoying. He has two or three
such sheds, so constructed that the
animals can go in and out when
ever they please. He says the
sheep spend most Of the hot days
in these places, resting and Sleep
ing while other sheep are fighting
flies and losing flesh in open fields,
and that at sundown they go
forth to grow fat. The same sheds
furnish good shelter for the flock
in the winter.
The young ladies of the Presby-
terian church at Paris played a
mean prank on Prof. w. Debris
tian, Sunday morning. He leads
the Sunday school. The selection
of songs had been left to the
young ladies, the professor in
sisting that they be appropriate to
each occasion. On Sunday morn
ing he opened Sunday school as
usual and ann ounced No. 373 as
the first song. The congregation
broke into smiles and the superin-
tendent blushed furiously as the
young ladies about the organ be-
gan singing" Will you be ready
when the bridegroom comes. ." The
professor recovered from his en-
barassment in time to thoroly in
spect the other numbers before an
nouneing them.