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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-18
RestOs hunnanOS
aparecen en- una
finCa de Bayam6n

En- Bsyam6n han aparecido, en una
fines do aquel termino, un craneo y hue
SOS hUmsnOs.
q fines pertenec & un amerlcano
de noInbre Coleman.
Hay sospecbes de que Sc trata de un
crimen cometido en- Ia persona de un tai
Msxeel.
este individuo era empleado del re-
ferido Coleman, de cuya fincs desapare
clio hace an aho, sin que Sc yolyiera
saber de ell.
Ahora, con motive de la ap&rieIon
de estos restos, hay sospechas de que ei
crimen Sc hsyS re&Iizsdo por sIgdn peon
de Ia fines.
Los tribunaIes entienden en- el ssun-
to 10 hs prestado declersci6n Mr..
George Wilson.
Las inVestigsciones continGsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-18

Persisten los per;6dicos adverssrios
en- acumular contra nOsotros un sinnu-
nero de fslsedsdes, con Ia sanG inten-
cl0n de hacernos aparecer como anti
amerlcanOs y enemi gos del gobierno na-
cional, cuando no hay tai cosa Y probado
esta hssta la evidencia, que 81 aigunos
en- Jmigos eXisten de los Estados Unidos
y no nay que decir de este pals, son los
que Sc opOnen al desenvOlvimiento de
nuestros esfuerzos salvadores al mismo
espiritu de justicia que i'm pera en- ell pue-
bio americana.
JSmas hemos sostenido, como d!cen
los Derl6dlcos en- cr5Stl6n, que no lleGA-
remos ser ciudadsr q americanos; con-
ira esta injusticia sc .ev nt6 nuestra pro-
tesla hasta ell presente hemos luchado
por tai derecho que leg1timsmente nos
corresponds.
eQne en- los Estados Unidos Sc nos
consldera como IN pueblo enfermo stu
derocho nadao tampoco 10 hemos afr
mado
En- la metr6pol Sc nos juzgara segu
ramente por las manifestations pol1ti-
cas- que desarrolis mos, y esas manifest&
clones hasta Ell presente, han sldo bien
tristes desconsoladorss, una vez que
en- virtud de las nquinas mas bien per-
sonales que pol1ticas, hemos demostrado
poca capacidad para Ell gobierno propic
POGO patriotismo en- 10 que al interes
regional iucumbe.
Tsmpoco tiene rsz6n ell colega al
decir que nosOtros nos quejamos dc sque
mientras los continentales ocupan aquf
los mejores puestos de Ia administration,
nuestros omDatriotas no pueden des-
empenar ning1n cargo p1blico de carac-
ter nacional en- ell continenGe.o
De 10 que nos hemos quejado y Sc
guiremos quejandonos es de que. va no
en- ell continente, en- ell propio pals, esos
cargos, los de mayor importancia, Sc le
adjudiquen 8 los contnentales, exstien-
do en- Puerto Rico hombres de ilustra-
ci6n sobrAda para ejercerlos.
Los puertorriquenos, 81 en- realidad
somos s6bditos de la naci6n americana,
tenemos rsz6n sufciente para pretender
cualquier destino en- la metr6poli, cuan-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-18
"HiStOrid dc PupltO-Ri(O''

III DEPARTMENT. de Educaci6n Sc
propone adqulrlr, con d. tlno liz escue-
las p1bIicas, mil dos mil ejemplares de
esta importsnte obra de nuestro distin-
guido amigo Don Salvador Brar, obra
%ne acsba de ser editada por la casa d.
Appleton CO, de Nueva York.
Muy plauslbI" nos psrece la idea,
nor tratarse de IN ,lbro de suma utilidsd:
pero no nos parece suticlento ell n1mero
de elem pl&res designado por ahora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-18

la inritado 4 Mr.. Hunt para las festas
del dia de Washington.
No fslta quien asegure que Mr.
Hunt tnrlt6 al Ayuntamiento que lie
incitara.
Cuando digo que este gobernador
lie da ounce rayss Il salids q squellos
celebres gobernsdores de antsho!
Aver medic dia, oriIas del
rio Portuguese, Felix Leon infiiri6 con
an cucbillo varias hsrldas de pron6stico
menos er've, Msrfz Vargas.
Esta pas6 al hospital y ell Leon esta
detenido.
-Procedente de Santo Domingo to-
mo puerto hoy ell vapor frances <Sal-
vador.>
Trsjo nasaieros de Ia rep6blica We
Gina, y sc expresan en- terminos descon-
soladores con respecto Ia crisis econ6-
mica por que atraviesa ell pats.
Psra la function de gala que sc
efectuara ell domin 90 en- ell teatro, reina
muchs animaci6n. Gran n1mero de pal
COS estan ~ comprometidos.
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Distinguidos viaieros

Aver por Ia tarde tuvimos ell gus5o
de saludar en- esta Redacci6n nuestros
distipguidos amigos los Sres. Euge~io
AstoI Rafael Rivera de Ponce y Il
Lcdo don Juan Was Was Ochoteco.
Iban para San Juan con ell fin de
Asistir Ia Asamblea.
Les relteramos nuestro cordial sa-
ludo.
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ORDENES SEvERAS

Los insurreectos dominicanos tie
nen Ia consigna de sus jefes de hacer
fuego sobre las dotaciones de los barcos
de guerra americanOs que traten de des-
embsrcar en- los puertos de Ia Rep1blics.
Ell consul de los Estsdos Unidos ha Pc
dido que Sc lie auxilie con toda urgencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-18
DREYFUs

La publication de la fecha en- que
ha de celebrarse la revision del proceso
Dreyfus, ha hecho que Sc promueva al
gun interes por este suceso Ell gobier
no considers sumamente favorable esta
indiferencia general para la mas perfec-
ia soluci6n del enojoso asunto que ha
podido ser causa de grandfsimos con-
fictos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-18
AFRICA

Avisan de Tanger que ell Sultan ha
respondido la nota del representante
de Francia en- terminos POGO concilisdo-
res, aceptando las reclamaciones que Sc
le hacen, pero sin fjar ningdn plszo nj
ofrecer ning1n genero de disculpas.
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Ultiimos cables

FL ePRAIRE4

Sc ha ordenado por ell Departamen-
to de Msrina de los Estados Unidos, Ia
salida Gel trasporte americana sPraire,
para Santo Domingo. Este buque Sc
haIlaba ga Colon n-Panama- estas
horas debe estar en- viaje> para la rep1-
blica dorrinicana, llevando su bordo
ouinientos marinos para proteger las
propiedsdes de los shbditos americanos.
URUGUAY
Sigue la lucha entire las fuerzas ns-
cionalistas las del gobierno en- algunos
departamentos de Uruguay. Una COM
pleta fortuna acompa1a los revolucio-
narios en- su empresa. Ell gobierno tro-
pieza con grandes dificultades econ6mi-
cas- va esta sin recursos para seguir la
lucha.
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FROM WEST PH!IAn.IpH1A ONLY
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.

40 a. NJ. dail', PittsburG. Chicago, Indian
apoIis ami Louisville. Dining cary
~ 20 A. NJ. da ~, for PittsbuTg, Chicago. In
dlanapois am Louisville Dining car
II \. NJ daily, Pitt-burg and CIeyeIand
IL ~ T.. NJ. daily, ''St. Louis Limited " Pitts
Dnrg, cincinnati, indianapolis and ST. Louis
Dining car -'s'
Il 40 daily, "Pennsylvania Limited"
Pitisburg, Chicago. Cl veland, Toledo and
Detroit Dining carr anu
30 + NJ. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Nash
vile (via incinnati and LouisviIle) Indian-
apolis and s, Louis Dining cary
703 p. NJ. daily, Chicago Lmited," from
North Philadelphia, Pittsburg. Chica
go, ro, DO and Cleveland. Dining car !
S25 p. NJ daily, fittsburg, Columbus Gin
Ginhaii, indianapolis. louisville and st. Louis
For Gary, w. Va. lvia Shenandoah Valley
:, s 50 2. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago: for
Toledo. except Saturday '0N
ll.O5 P. N. daily, Pittsburg, Cleveland Gin
cinnati and st. Louis. 0'"-
Chicagn daily for Knoxville, via Shenan~
doah Vale, Route for Cleveland, except
Saturday 'N0'p'
40 a N daily, Lock Haven Express
10 A. Nj weekdays, Kane Express
n.4Oa a, IN. weekdays, Elmira and Remove
4.3OP NJ. Sundays, Williamsport Express.
53o N. weekdays, Wiiamsport Express.
% T.. NJ daily, Erie Express.
!li0 +. NJ daily. Erie Express
l2W A: daily, from North PhiIadel-
phia, for Pittsburg. Dining Carr
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People Who Go To Church.

In 1861 only seven per cent. of the
total population of the United States
were church members, whereas today the
ratio is thirty-SiX per cent, the mem
bcrs increasing from 3G4 600 to 10000
600. Not only has there been this great
gain in numbers. but there has also been
"A great increase in activity. as indicated
by the rise ct foreign missions, the mo-
dern Sunday Schools, young peoples So
cictieS, brotherhoods. Young Mems Christ
ian Associations and kindred movements.
Investigations show, however, that the
large majority Of young men, or $500
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Baltimore &
Washington Railroad.
MARYLAND DIVISION.
Schedule in Effect NOV. %, 1903,
Trains leave FLkrON as follows.

Trains leave ELK TON us follows:
For ilmington and Philadelphia, f1C5.
; 40. y, 81, lH," a. NJ, 80, 1 =. 5.3i. and
o'IS +; n week days. Sundays. II O5. 3 "a, S.2l,
For Chcs cr. l.lj, $40, s 2 10 50 A. NJ, 2 30
4 Is, 5 81, a. s.2o p NJ. we, k.days SUNDAYS.
II ~ o,2l' 81 ~ NJ, 80 ils 3 IS, and s 2S
For Pcrryville, Havre de Grace and Balti-
more, + Us, s o. l0rj, 1851 A NJ, LIB 527.
5l 10; o. d A., ~ ~, l. SO nrghl week.
6,4t, rs 40 .. NJ, L. 80 lgnt. ' '-'
FOR Washington, As, 10 81 A. NJ, 1913,
535ii % and $50 =. NJ. Sundays. "A IS and
Leave Perry vile Tor Port Deposit 6 81. s, 20,
20, ll.2' A NJ, LIS, Is, 400 5.r3, and $40 P.
40. 1913 A. NJ. l2.43, 81, 7.&5, 7.3j, and $50
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Kindly take notice that Ely's Iiqui |
CrClm Balm is IF great benefit to these
sufferers from nasal catarrh who cannot
inhalc freely through the nose. but must
treat themselves by spraying. Liquid
CIr"m R"lm offers in form. but not
intellectually from the Cream Balm that
has stood for years ut the head Of rcmc-
dies for crtarrh. IT may he used in any
nasal Htcmizcr. The price. including a
SPRAYING tube. is - cents. Sold by drug
@>t~ and mailed by Ely Brythrr>. 10
Warren Street. New York.
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March 2, 10 4.
FOR NEW YORK.

Express, week da, 5, 43S 4 %. 81 90 5.ls 55s,
.oO, -; =, g.u{, ~, l. q. II 90 m, II OF
(Penna Limited, 3 81, New York Limited.
4.OO, 500 '556, 800, 1.U2, 500, 800, lO,0p M
q 52 30 n ght. sundays, +3,, 40, co. rs s25
nedl, d {Nrw York Limitcd) 4 90, s5.2 4 bs
20. "; : 90 loop m l2O2 night From
n1rth Phladelphta only, l2.2S p, IN, daily
elimination Llmiied) ''
week day $ and $50 A. NJ. daily.
for Sea 'iirt, sbury Park, Ocean Grove,
ana Long Is anch. SOS, So. II, O2 A. NJ, $3.50
InterIaktn for Ashury Iark), S.3l 4 NJ
FROM WEST PHI LAD LPHIA ONLY,
For New York. 245 Il, M, *l23s n. m daily
1924 IL. IN. Sundays. '
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Clothing and Shoes

We come again with same
claims for clothing and shoes
which the experience of an
other year has verified We
know Of none better for
money we ask for them,
we simply request that you
come and look over the line
and if they do not measure
up to every claim do not
purchase.
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IiL hilruS Oh "'nlesi C. sports were down =.
on enc lIo.r,ii' ana they were pulled OH
there. The greasy pig was chased; the
slippery rC.c could not be climbed. wl,cst-
ling WAS INDUCED in, the manly art was
displayed to perfection. But the most
lnGicious game of all was the fishing in
: Il large box by two little nPgO boys for u
| five dollar gold piece. The box was
| filled half full of -four before the yellow
whole WINS miycL tn - rirct, T MAJ t ,,,o
,ittIn cnon. r,c,,, n.c,., ,,.orI ,,,,',l 'I
nt thr wnrl CO. thnv ,r,,.o ~ hurt H.,
c,in with tr,:r i,.,,,,,,,.. g., mum, ,'''
r,l vc,, c,n inarri"n t,r' ,,.' 'y" "
,hu, Iittln ,iI,,i, ,.l,i,, tI,,.
each rtlrr in This Gomr hoy "' p, "' ri
Sh,r,,,,.I, b ,,,,i,I.,. ,,.I,,.,,, ~
i '',,', 't"',y WIS HoIII| hrf sites I"
", ",'P '',,' S'''Nt"E |" pieces ;t''' 80 WIr"
, ,,:, ''rr''''S ''"N "'S'" III 'au&h'cr
'', >r!I'T "t!' III '"H' over
,,'' - ".''"' '"' "''","' Oh Tue al'tr l""l.
~ I'm' "",' never h,HI"
, ,'''.' ''',,' 49, I'~,'.'"'i 10 'Ant alter
a., ,'"' 'i'' .'|, ~ "'""H> N,:f i"F
'' '' aus" ''''> WIS 10 exception |"
'''' iI' ""'" 'l"i'i'o'E was miro
60, "'' l,"'' ,''-"'I"I".,~ !'N"
r,, ,i'''-"l ''''' '"'''- '''' IT, p'iI'ci
,,,I, l ''','' 10y ,I'! S''' ""> /" us N'N-
nv, ,ri '',.' ,.' W. -o'N,
~, ~, p',.''''' III "" Nn''" tHo IH'!I'N ana
,,..,. as '"'S'' very hlEh, Hl'I
,I;,.,' 'o'''','' ~ >'N'I"' ''"">''h sol
,,,,i -, I'E "'.' ,'">''' ''p>' UP
>.,,, ,,'' ,'''" >'' "'' HG'r' Ana Wh,h
,.,,,.n t,, ''' ~ 'I'' 'I''I' 81 me
'"7t' my" A. WIS til'I palI",h"'ium
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N.H. Podesta & Co,

l.Sonal "reminiscences
The annual Indoor Meet was arranged
he held in the upper Gymnasium, ON
iday afternoon. March 18th. beginning
30 o'clock. \ number of intcrcstiu"
ianS IN amy considerable numbers When
Il Young man joined the church of DR.
Lyman Becchcr. in Iitchticld. Conn
early in the century. so strange IN event
aStCnishcd all the western section Of that
State. From the Church Economist.
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IETUINkS | see and hear.
ST everything that was done and
III Al D said, by the Irish Brigade on
a. 81 Il that occasion, which was
= March 10th, 1868, and the
80 scene was yondcr at old
- gloomy Harp2r's Ferry. Va.
- The famous old Brigade was
eacHmped Just south of the
tOw', on the slope rising Bolyer Heights
CTr looking the renowned Potomac, and
III very first vision next, is the magniti-
or heights of my Maryland. And turn
Ing OFa eyes to The sunrise, one sees
to, III the s2ucy Shenandoah. and then
IL" gN2e reaches up, up. far up to the
s1!-anlit of T.oudpn Heights which is also
II 1lra old Dominion. The Shenandoah
IT, i'.uS into the PDtomac right near the
ru'a> Of roor Old John Browns arScnnI,
Nl.arH the old man only held the fort Il
g! time, and WIS hung ly the neck
UriA Ire WIS dead. because hr didn't hn.I
il longer. The town hrgirS just here.
where the ShNwHlIIp1h kisses III" waters
~ The Potomac, and in r"ssirg all the
~ uP Marin Street, stranger is struck
with che uniform lisc of the ancient
iNu..s, coch house sits ca u Stone wall
about six feet higher than the one just
GHs>g,. Nud u3Whglc in under the broad
cag1py Of hcayrn, is there Il more uui-
cue town tram IitfEyr's Ferry. Va. the,
'i'fr city of John Brown.
Marry Of my "Nhig" renders. have also
a,lu,,I my hoo}.--"Fuur Ncaq> in Dixie
Il such will appreciate this narrative.
Lcc}u<r they aIrom.v know the gloliou>
I'li which the gallant Irish Brigade
i-arri from start - finish on the cory
GrL.I> of Antictam, lust six months pre-
'j0Ir' to the opening Of this short story.
Oh, how the va.DlouS Sons Gf the little
Shamrock did fight on that terrible day.
Hurried rs they always were, by their
NaHUrfUl chicftGln. against every ter
C,h'r point, but they went rs oNc man.
IL every command from their Tcycrcd
Gnnrr'l MCHher. And the brigade was
hrrC. trying to rcplcnish its ranks by To-
CmlitS from the Emerald Isle, for none
:.t~c reed apply Tor admission to the
i1ukS Of the Irish brigade. ana hundreds
~ Irg.'nd'S brUcS,t SONS. with their pre-
;40uS little thrc"-IcHfcd shamrock. still
fresh from their loved isle of green, pin
urf to their manly breast were rail
GoHdrd right through to the front.
Now ] DON'T mean that MI must come
from the little isle. because the Irish
American WIS just a,, acceptable, but he
must hrve the credentials before he was
admitted by General Mcahcr, to the
fgh,ng brigade
IH't we hive fingered too long away
fraar the great st Patlick'S Day" Of
which started out to tell my readers.
TN" day YVES 20 great exception to the
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EzPGI Y, $

The walking sick, what
A crowd of them there are
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
10 go to bed.
" Chronic cases that 5
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means long sickness.
10 stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
SCOTS Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need SCOTS Emulsion.
1t makes new flesh and
gives new life TO the weak
SYSTEM.
SCOTS Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. 1t makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
SCOTS Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
md flesh in every dose.
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Furniture and Carpet

Our advance shipment of
IS rolls of straw mating
came to-day, our 200 roll
assortment will soon be on
our 2nd floor embracing the
best and latest of Japan and
China productions. Factory
orders for carpets have been
placed which will arrive in
near future.
Is dozen suit chairs and
rockers just came to hand.
We are preparing for a
large trade the coming sea-
son.
Yours,
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Black Silks

The standard for wear.
service and appearance. CON
tinues to be " Peau de
Sole" We guarantee prices
as low if not lower than city
quotations. Black Tattatas
at various prices.
Alarge shipmentof spring
Ginghams and Percals to
be made on 18th inst, over
5000 yards in two. special
lots. among which you will
find prices at retail near
the general wholesale quota
tons. This is one of our
lucky purchases.
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f1t NSGuS Il tonic,
something that will
restore the keenness
Of mind and activity
Of body.
Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
puts new life into
weak WORKOUT, run
dow II III en- and
women. 1t strength
ems the weak ston-
&C h, purifes the
bloc d, and effect
lively stimulates the
yer. The whole
body is built up with
sound, solid flesh by
the use of uGolden
Medical Discovery"
"I was confined 10 my
bed Tor four months
from January Ist, 1909,
and commenced to take
your medicine January
10th, IS9o," writes Mrs.
Sailic l.. Sheppard, of
Poplarbluf, Mo. cI
took eight bottles of DR.,
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, four of
'Favorite Prescription
two walls of Pleasant
Pellets and one bottle
of Doctor Pierce's Com
pound Extract of Smart
Weed, as a liniment.
Indigestion, obstinate
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
November 90, 1903

NoNeilDeT ~ lSU3.
Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
River Bridge, Express. 40 Il. M, Ala and TIA
p. m. weekdays, Sunday s, go a. m. and ia
p. IN. "
Leave MARX ct Street Wharf, Express. go
lO.45 m, 40. 0 go minutes) and S. l6 n. m
weekdays. Sunday s, 900 and Ii. 90 a. m.
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
For New York. Express, 800, 8 40 a. NJ, 4.2s
p. m week days
For Long Branch via Seaside Park. seo
a. m and 400 m. weekdays. Sundays, $50
n m. WV
For Tuckerto $50 IN. 400 p. m. week.
days.
For Seaside Park. Island Heights and Point
Pleasant, Ego Il. M. and 100 p. IN. weekdays,
Sundays, $50 a. IN,
FOR CAPE MAY.
O Express, 40 a. m. and .0S p. m. weekdays
Sundays, 800 a. m.
:, For Anglesea, wildwood and Holly Beach
Express. s A. a. m. and LOS p. M week DAYS.
Sundays, 90 a. m.
FOR SEA ISLE CITY, OCEAN CITY.
Avalon and Stone Harbor-Express, 8. 40 a, m.
and 4.US p. IN. week days. SUNDAYS 800 g. m
For Somers Point-Express. g. 90 and 10 az
a. M, 90, 400 and $40 p. m. week days Sun.
days. 800 and 49, 0 a. m.
*Dining Car.
For additional information apply to Ticket
Agent. "
w. W. ATTERBURY, WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent,
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constipation, and hardening of the liver was my
trouble | am at this time able TO do almost any
Kind of house work. Your medicine saved me
from my grave. Thanks to you for the benefit.
My case was hopeless when began taking your
medicine"
Don't be fooled into trading sub
stance for a shadow. Any substitute
offered as wjust as good" as Golden
Medical Discovery" is a shadow of that
medicine. There are cures behind every
claim ,:.ade for the discovery" which
no "just as good medicine" can show.
Biliousness is cured by the use of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
BROAD STREET STATION:

'"ohD % MEL STA IlJN:
For tlkt"n, 81, 9l2, II % A NJ. 2Os 40l.
40, o. and / .3o =. NJ we, k-days SUNDAYS
" % A. ", As, 5,O7, and H., p. NJ.
From West hi nc cIphia, 3 ), a, VI and G. NJ
T. NJ weekdays. $50 and 1855 P NJ SUNDAYS.
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ssOURE Annual Inventory
+0~ has been taken. Odds
and ends cleared out of
- our way.
" Goods not wanted
were put on bargain
counter and sent out at
give away prices.
We are now opening
up new fresh attractive
goods in all depart
ments.
We namea few things
among the Spring Dress
Goods to arrive in 3 weeks.
Cream. Blue and Black
MOhair. 80 cts. Blue and
Black Brilliantine - cents.
Black Chiffon. Mel Rose.
Prunella Cloth and Serges,
80, 15 and SI.00 per yard
Evening dress fabrics in
Pink. Cream. B1ue Nile
Green and Mode.
See the new French Mix
ed Suiting just the thing
for school room and like
purposes.
A variety of weaves in
Green, Cardinal and Garnet
% to 80 cents. Lining-
and trimmings to meet the
various wants.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-19
551EEE. I'll *
, of toughest steel
becomes dulled

By constant use and must have a new
edge if it is to do good work. Constant
work dulls man as it does an AK, makes
him sluggish of body and dull OF mind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-19
BY J. POLK RACINE.

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-30

The Misses Scott. who recently ar
rived in North Yakima from Seattle.
have purchased the Merwin photograph
studio and taken charge of the same.
They are not only experienced in the
work themselves, but have with them
an artist of long experience and recog-
niZed ability who comes from the east
and are ready to fill the wants of the
most eNacting. They are making a spe-
cialtv of all the latest novelties in fin
iSh and mounts, and the work they are
doing is of the highest order. Those
who contemplate having pictures made
before the holidays should see them at
once.
Albert H. Bennett. well known to all
the older citizens of the upper part of
the county, died i'll the hospital at Med
zeal Lake Tuesday, November %. aged
about 81 years. He mad been a sufferer
for long time, and was taken to the
hospital Il few months ago in the hope
of receiving beneficial treatment. The
remains arrived here last Thursday and
were laid to rest in Tahoma cemetery
on Friday morning. He at one time
owned a valuable ranch which he home
,traded in the Natchez valley in 1871,
shortly after coming to this state from
Oregon. \ widow i, the only surviv-
Ing member of the family.
5. S. Bondurant of Toppenish spent
the latter part of last week in this city.
He will soon become travelling salesman
for the Washington Nursery, of Zil-
lah.
Sydney Barker is preparing to leave
Friday for Los Cruces, Calf. where he
will visit with old friends and relatives.
He expects to be gone about six weeks.
L. s. Brown, formerly of this city
but now are,ident of Gle Elum, spent
Sunday in the city
Fine Christmas bonbons put up in
pound and one-half pound boxes at the
Elite. 2Stf