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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-23
THE SEWING CLASS

seeeeooOOooeeooooos

Hand made lingerie, so says Mrs.
Peterson, is not only in favor but
il is the rage. ANY bride who has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-23

the time should do little hand work
for her trousseau. For a band of
goods to set between two rows of
insertion the pattern here given Is
exquisite. First make the circles by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-23
BEAUTY-CONIFORT
by Nine. Falloppe.
5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LIVER SPOTS Moth Patches.)
Moth patches are the source of
much annoyance to those afflicted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-23

tersection can be left plain which is
rather neater. The French knots can
be added or left off as desired. The
band must be rolled on to the in
sertion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-23
Good to Know.

Hope nothing from luck. and the
probability is that you will be so pre-
pared, forewarned and forearmed
that all shallow observers will call
you lucky .--Bulwer Lytton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-23

$40 Bernice Bldg. Tel. Main TAT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-23

M. G. Fremming is spending a
few days at Hoods canal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12
RESUMEN

Ell nuevo procedimiento y las leyes
anexas al mismo realizaran una econo-
mia de muchos miles de dollars sera
benehciosO al p1blico en- muchos respec-
tos: be aqu1 algunos de ellos.
l. Economizar Ia escritura, fran
queo Y lectura de un sinndmero de expe-
dlentes que actuslrnente abruman las Of
cinas del gobierno; 10 que implica Ia eco
nomia de miles de dollars On conceptos
de salaries de empleados Y franqueo. La
mayor parte de este trabajo 10 proper
ciona los Juzgados do Psz con las queias
que constsntemente Sc formu'&n. Un
indivlduo Sc nofa de otro; ei otro Sc
siente insultado. de squf surge una in
vestlgacl6n con la correspondence pre-
Eentaci6n de fianzs. Este procedimiento
es pueril en- Ver0ad Y esta costsnlo al
pals muchos miles de dollars anuales.
Ademas, las Ieyes propuestas impe-
diran que So prOmueVan un gran ndmero
de pleitos que solo son hoy promoyidos
por despecho. Es muy fdcil hoy salts
facer 10 sentimiento de rencor & costa
del p1biico. Las nuevas leyes tienden
a impedir la promotion de pleitos contra
los hombres de negocios, agricultores.
en- ls esperanza Dc que estos paguen sal
gos antes de verse en- los tribuDales
Bel despacho de los asuntos de las
Cortes podra ser mas rapido.
4.-Los j6venes de Puerto Rico ten
dram una oportunidad para abrirse Ca
mino.
5.-El sistema de Cortes insulares Y
Cortes federales estara mas en- harmonic.
6.-Se estimula Is inversion de eau
dales en- Ia isla.
7.-Y 10 que es de mayor trascen-
dencis para Ia isls, Puerto Rico toma
asiento en- ell <vag6n comeScisl> del uni
verso participando de 81 vida social y
comercial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12
del u. Van Ness.

que en- verdsd no constituye Ia Corte,
entonces nos encontrar1amos con Que Ia
reduction en- los gastos por una parte, y
las costas que ingresaran en- ell tesoro
por otra parte, con Ia correspondence
reduction en- los gastos de oficina que
resultara de Ia SUPPRESSION de tantos ex-
pedientes y otros trabsjos innecesarios,
ell presupuesto de esta ofcina serla Gu
bierto con exceso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12
BdquerO y Gdndard
OFRECEN (:

OFRECEN:
Mani superior en- sacos de 100
hbras MIN quintal . : 800
Cemento Dragon. en- brrles 2.75
Zinc americana acanalado de 6
pies. ...... 3.65
Alambre de p6as rollos de 90 Ii
bras &. -. ,2.65
Grampas en- barriles de 90 lbs. & 800
Sal superior en- medios sscos 90. 0.40
Puntas de Paris, cajas de so Ii
bras, tamafios de Il hasta 5
pulgadas gruess finas. 80
Mafz superior del pals. quintal precio
conventional.
San Justo Ii y 15, San Juan, Puer-
to Rico. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12
Total. ..........$ 251.1OO.00

La sunl4 de 1851, 1000 que artocede,
represents ell total del presupuesto del
nepartamento de Justicia, partiendo de
Ia base de ia nUeva ley de procedimion-
to. No hemos prestado atenci6n todav1a
al cambio de reglas y sistemas del Tri-
bunAl Supreme; mas es probable que ell
presupuesto de la mlsma pueda reduclr
so en- aIpunos miles de dollars. Y este
proyecto no solamente representa- ell pre-
gupuesto que sc sornete a Ia Asamhlea
Legislative, como queda indicadO, sino
que tamblen representa- ell total do gas
tos de todas las CoTtes de Puerto Rico,
que hab-aD de sUfragar los habitsntes de
esta isla. FL presupuesto para 1903 q
1904. assemble S191, 10000; mas esta
guma DO comprendfa los $63, ,450 90 pa
Cados los Jueces de Paz, sus secretarios
W auxiliares de los secretaries: III lncluia
tampoco la suma aproXlmsda de $40, 600
pagados por ell pals para ell sostenlmlen-
TO de los juzgados municipales de Puer-
TO Rico. Hay que sgregar, pues, los
S19O,6OO & que assemble ell presupuesto
de. Dopsrtamento de Justicia para ell pa
sado afio Is suma de S63, $4,000 que cos
taron los Juzgados de Paz los 45, 900
que cost6 ell sostenimiento de los Juzga-
dos Municipales y Sc tepdra entonces IN
total de $500. O5O 90 que ell Departamen-
to de Justicia. hs realmente costado Y
costara al pueblo de Puerto Rico por Ell
presente aflo fiscal.
He squf un resdmen de 10 que cues
ta ell sistema actual:
Presupuesto del Departa-
mento de Justicia -. $l91, 600. 90
Juzgados de Psz con sus 81
Secretaries. ...... 9HF SO, ,040. 90
Salaries de los empleados
auxiliares de los Juzga-
dos de Paz. .......... 1O,41O 90
Total ...... 5 255,05O. 90
Juzgados Municipales.
(CGlculo approximately $4,000. 90
Total .... ; 300, ,O5O. 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12

Salaries anuales de los
Jueces de Distrito y to-
dos los demas funciona-
rios Y empleados de di-
chas Cortes. IS 71.44O. 90
Gastos de material 2.500.O0
Costo total de las Cor
tes Municipales ...... 135. 10000
Total al..........$ 209. 10000
Corte Suprema, en- la
forma en- que esta actual
mente constituida ~ 41.70000
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12

Es cierto que los salarios pagados q
los iueces de psz, sus Secretaries y auxi-
Iares de estos los gsstos de los juzga-
dos municipales son sufragsdos de las
respectivss undergraduates; sin embar-
go en- una forma q otra, estos gastos son
Hatisfechos por ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12

sRecspituIaci6n del Proyecto de
&Presupuesto para ell Departamento
ode Justicia, partiendo de la base
xde Ia nueva Ley de Enjuicianiento
<Civil y otras Ieyes en- conexi6n con
&la mismaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12

FL plan del Procurador General con-
siste en- aprobar varias leyes para reali-
zar su objeto, y son las siguientes:
Un Acta para reorganizar ell sistema
judicial; otra para crear los o6cisles de-
fnidos en- dichq acta fjando sus honora
rios y sueldos; otra creando honorarios
en- causas judicisles, c0brados por ell pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, para pagar parte de
los gastos; otra creando oficiales para
los Secretaries de las Cortes Y otra
creando los puestos de taqu1gcafos.
La primera acta rige:
<Para reorganizar ell sistema Judi
Gcial de Puerto Rico, fiiando ell MI
<mero de distritos judicales, dispo-
Sniendo que un Juez constituira tri-
xbunal para conocer en- todos los
<asuntos, y fijando ell salario de los
eJueces: Para abolir ell cargo de
eJuez de Paz, creando Juzgados
~Municipsles y defniendo sus fa-
ecuItades, Jurisdiction salario de
clos Jueces Y creando un Official eje-
xcutvo para los os:-Dispo-
<niendo que los Jueces Munlcipales
~sean designados por election, des-
&pu6s de un periodo de cuatro amos;
para crear los cargOs de Juez de
(Paz algu4cil (constable) para ca
<dA barrio, definiendo sus deberes y
GfiHndo los salaries de los mismos.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-12
Nuevo coImado-cafe
Establecimiento de primer orden
UNgco IN sU cLAsE IN HuMAcAo

En- escapara encontrareis urtido Nadad
bOmbOn6e
Especialidad licores 6
Los mejores vnos
Propietario: Aure!O Ramirez
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
Yoli3elt9es.

Die 9etectibs 2ancafer unb
2owe berbafteten getertt 8ele gotter=
lin bon 2819 Snbtanapolis Nbe. unb
fperrten fte unter Der Wnflase bes 9ieb=
fabls elm. sic 1T bef9ulbigt, aus Der
WObnun9 beg 8e6tsanwalts @buarb
&Dbb, 1889 g. Penniplbanta StraBe,
Suwelen unb 3letbunssftife setoblen
3u baben.
Sobn 8 d le b, Elm bieberer
Garmer BON gaitleton, befanb fi6 ge=
fern Nbenb in aneerau9tem 3uitanbe
auf Der Seimfabrt, als er oberbalb Der
Wef StraBe Direct in ben Canal fubr.
Gum Slid uurbe Der Jaa nod re9t=
aeitig entoeft, 10 baB er unb Der Saul
benz S9idfol gu ertrinten, e~nteineen.
Suiflep tuurbe unter Der Nnfla9e Der
3runtenbeit unb Der Sb~ierqudlerei eiu-
9efperrt.
s. S. M r, 81 3 a b r zines
@anop=@ ei6dfts in go. 1405 Stb
Meribian Str. miro fi9 beute unter
Der Nntla9s, nit fleinen Mdb9en un=
siemlide 9anblungen bor9enommert 3u
baben, i'm PoliseIgeridt berantuorten
mtKen. Meier 1T elm Griippel uno
biefem umitanb ION ct es gu berbanten
baben, baB Die Belpobner in Der Na9s
barf9aft tbn ni9t i9rn ldnst burdse=
prti9elt baben.
Sn benz unter benz Name1 ,Ma=
rion @DuntD Democracy" betannten
2ocale an Weft Waibinaton ctr. per=
baftete beute tura mad Mitterna6t
Capt. 6planb 10 pDter=e pieler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
@tese- -0rab.
g e b o + e n:

Srant unb @lisabet6 Barn. 1919
Npplegate, Mdb9en. = Sobn unb
MarD @ufarb, Moore, Gnabe. -
CHARLES M. unb 2iup Mtteiea, 1902
Cornell, Gnabe. = 6. 9. unb @tbef
5oparb, 833 Weft Is. Mdb9en. =
Sames urb Sulta Smens, 1913 Weit
81, Wdb6en. = George unb MarD
2ennor, 2214 Genwoob, Mdo9en. =
8eor9e unb @na WontgpmerD, 213
gIate, Mdo9en. = Sliber unb Grace
Barrier, 915 Wet Seem Oort, Gnabe.
q etraut:
9orace 8. 9on-Sba M. 6arriion.
gilbert s. 8oatb = 2Doia Sc. Wos
t,inger.
&i9nrb %. Netpbouie-Nelie &utb
pDtpers.
Nleranoer @~5ur9bil-9erotben Bette.
Sim Suliban-Nelie &pan.
3i9arb s. Sanner-Blan9 u. &oabes.
CHARLES 6. @erman--@battie 9oa &o=
ienberger.
g It 0 b IN:
@tta 9ubamunel, 81, Stabt=Sos~
pitaI. = Snita @arnes, 10 Monate,
Berrp SOwnIpbip. WarD Noble, Al,
MSabiIon &pab. - pius 9amilton,
81, 500 8ladforb. - Sennie @bam=
bers, Is, 1902 Clibe. - @eorge u.
3t9arbs, "A, OLA Norb Senate. =
Stella Boomers, IA, 1882 See. =
CLARA Summers, IA. 1907 Mc2ain.
= Oscar 8leoioe, Is Sage, 1919 81
Stem Dorf. = glt3abetb Oanbes &o=
binion, II. = Wiliam Woob, 48,
Central Srren=Nfpl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
Stat tint Sanie 8ieler.

Sn benz 9aitli9en 9eim bon Capt.
s. 8. 8ieler, go. 2102 SC. alabama
Strabe, fano 9eftern Nbenb elm ioleu=
ner Sfatabenb ftatt, fir tpel6en Capt.
Bieler cine Nnaabl @inlaoungen erIai=
ZEN bate.
Die eleganten parterre= &dume i'm
5auie marert fir Die 8elesenbett ge=
f6madpol nit lebenben 8lumen oe=
f9miift unb bptsn in Der gldn3enben
geleu@tung einsn btbf6en Nnblif.
9ie 9amen beg Sauies unterftiBten
ben @afgeber in liebensmiiroioer
Weiie beim @mpfan9 Der @dite, tpel9e
alsbalo 8efib bon ben bibi4 ~arran9ir=
ten Gartentii9en nabmen.
@laubte man erit, baB es 1i9 um
eilten bloBen &artenabenb banoelte, 70
bannte Capt. 8teler Die Sbee nit Der
Nntiinoigun9, baB es f9 I'm ein
vSurnter" nod alien &e9ein Der 9unt
hanbelte. Gr6bli9 flopften Die Sd tie,
Die 9erren gmil Martin, Nueuft
9ubn, &obert Seller, Greo. Sraude,
Mlbre9t &ipp, &obert &ipp, @m. 50.
&ieB, Or. WeiB, Sobn &au9, Suliua
Walt, Oscar 6renael, Otto 6ren3el,
Grsb. 8a6mann, paul Sable, ST.
9appersbereer, Soiepb @9af gaul
SrauB, @bas. &rauB, 5arrp ..
Sbubium, Sr. Sbeo. Wagner, Wm.
u. @reper, SEQ. S~etbentifer, Wm.
Springborn, Carl Walt uno 0ttp
Ste9ban.
DAB bas Srinten ni9t bereeHen
purbe, 1T nobl ielbfbertdnbIi9, be-
ionbers tpo es 10 treflide Sropfen an
Wein unb gier CAB.
8eim SmbiB, Der 9e9en IL ubr ber-
abrei4t puroe, fano Die treHli9e talte
4a9e Der liebenswitroigen Grau bes
Saufes elm inn:ges 8%erfdnbniB BEL
ben idmmtli@ fulinarii6 sebilbeten
6erren. Grau 8ieler unb SD9ter
batten fir bic eeI9mafpoIe Wnoronung
Der Safel 9eior9t = ibr Srtumpb
aeiste t9 BARN, baB re6t, re9t lanoe
babel eemeilt tpuroe.
Sie Yretsri9ter b%erttinbeten Johann,
baB Die prd9tieen preiie bon Serrn
paul Sable unb Sui. Walt 9etponnen
uuroen. Na6 Der Breisbertbeilung
blieb Die @efeQi6aft mod fr6blt9 bet=
iammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

Sol9enbe neue @eieni9aften ermirf-
ten ibre Observation-Disclosures:
Sic .gplf Sanitary Milt Co.,
capital 800, 600 Sneorporatoren:
games s. Polt unb &alpb Polt BON
GREENWOOD, CHARLES 6. Coffin, 6. 6.
SalpuaD unb Der 8~etriebsleiter g.
.. DUNCAN.
Sic Sterling See & Guel Co.,
Marion; capital $50, 900; 9irectoren:
8. 5. paulus, 6. q. Martin, Sobn
gierce, CHARLES Sterling, @lsmDrtb
9arDep, S. 8. Npres uno @eprge 80.
Glsber.
Die Nonan1e Oil ano 8as Conn
panD, bon Wuncte; Capital, $4,000;
Directoren, CHARLES Sobnfon, @eorge
5entb, Nlbep 9rumm, CHARLES SAP,
s. 8. SAB, s. q. WetBe unb s. Is.
SDbnfDn.
Sic &i6monb Canning @Dmpanp
bpn &t9mono; capital, 800, 900; Die
%rectOren. S. g. 2ancafter, Senrp
QuarB, 5. M. @lart, 9. u. Senne>
pobl, Wiaiam Gain, 3. u. 9aben=
port unb SenrD s. Starr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
Gin Jabrmnfaa tod gut a6se=
laufen.

9err @britian 2enB, Der befannte
8drtner bon 735 Belmont Nbe., fubr
geitern Die Snoiana Nbe. entfane, als
nabe Der 8ermont Str. feline gferoe
plDBli9 f6eu nuroen uno ME toq BOZ
bonrannten. 2enB nurbe auf bas
Strabenpfafter eei9leuoert uno Die
Nngenaeu9en oes 8orfaqs 9laubten,
oaB Der Wann f6ner berleBt mar. Nls
aber Die Sispenfariums @Nmbulana an=
langte, war 2enb f9On mieber auf ben
Beinen uno auf Der @u9e mad ieinem
5ubrwerf. ST fanb oaRelbe in Der
Ndbe Der ganal=8riiGe, mo Die pferbe
se9en einen Baum eeranrt tuaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
...Getne...
0epbDr OtngbamS
@mgltide @aarelt at 121c.

get9t felt Der @ef8dftss @todung in 1898
waren Sic in bet Sage, iol6e bibf6e
@tnsbams 5u bieien 9reiien gu taufen.
aber Die 3eiten iinb iett in England i9le9t
unb bic groBen 9lnSabI 8eber puroen Bis
aus @enberfte getrieben UNI zen anseiam.
meIten gprratb ab3uieten. 9ieIe @tnsbams
ftnb cine 9rpbe bapon. SieleIben wur6en
in Nan6eiter sema6t unb iinb in ieber
9tnii6t perfeft, getrDbnIib foiten fol9e 25c
bis soc bic garb. Der Apres 2aoen iette
it@ in 8eitb BON mebreren Sauienb garbs
fir rpeni9er ais bic 9dlfte.
Man6eiter 3epbbr @inebants, nit mober=
men Wapras Streifen, in 5a6ao1en Se1itns
nnb GROCER Sarben NuSwabl, auf Die Sic
ita perIafien f0nnen, baB ffe gut maiden :
pDaig 80 3oa brett, bic 0arb........12hc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
0ut BlaH!

Ollie Statipieler. tpel9e ben biesi6bs
rigen Sfat=@onereB in 81. 2ouis BE-
fu9en, fino freunolidt erfu9t, elmer
beute, Wittno9, Nbenos s l1br, i'm
Deutf9en 0aufe ftattfinoenoen
8erlammIun9 bei5umobnen.
5abrtarten fir bic &unbreife, fotuie
Q65ei4en f6nnen in @mpfans 9enom,
nDmtnet1 tper0en.
Die Mitglieber Der bsrf9tebenen
@omites fino beionoers eriu9t, gu CT.
f4einen unb 8eri9t h5er ibre 5bdtig=
felt 5u erftatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
@teaer nm alien 9!at.

60. Sourbier, nel9er auf benz re.
publifanif9en @ountp=Sifet bic Nomi=
nation fur Sheriff erbielt, bat iein 4mt
als 9eiratbs=G icenien=@lert mad biel=
m69entli9er Mbpefenbeit tpteber anae=
treten. Wdbrenb Der 3eit, baB er Si6
nm bic Nomination bemiibte, muroe er
BON NuHea Botpeu bertreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

90 Die bette 5 Gent gigarre in
Der Stabt, Mu9o's .2on9feaom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
6ei66fts 0elegenbett.

Oh observation-disclosures @rocerp,9ager unb TIei.
- fGerlaoen NIT Gei9dftssumfas bon $se per
Eoe. Suite aoeaIitdt unb Iebr biais penn f9uen
~pertauft.
The Business Exchange, 81 5isseruIb @ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
&aiezSaG.

Die geftrigen @piele reiultirtpn ME
foIst:
Nmerican Iociation n.
Solebo, "a. Mai.
Soleoo .......1 100000 O.
Snoianapolis % 1O01141O- s
2ouispile, "a. Wai.
9ouisnile. IL O25OOOO*- 8
Columbus 30 2-5
Winneapplts, "a. Mai.
Minneapolis &ein Spiel,
Milmautee &egen.
ct. Yaul, "a. Mai.
81. Baul &ein Spiel,
&~anias@itp &e9en.
HatiOnal=2 q.
ptttsburq, "a. Wai.
pittsburg 80 2OOOO2O*-7
Bottom .......O OOOOOOOO- 0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

5nr "a etnnOsn, enOenO ? ubr saOrsens. as. mai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

4teIegeiud,-Gin beutI6er Utaun iubt Stene oIs
~ Sanitor ober ~9ta6tmd6ter. NaHaufrG9en in
ber Office beies 9lattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

Babtn g t o n, %. Stat.
Str Snbiana: S9auern unS @epits
ter beute &beno rnb am 9onneritas +; fibIet
am 9onreritas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

2DcaEW etterbert9t.
Drobenb, geIe9entlt9e @euitter beute
Ibenb nnb am 9pnnerita9; fiibIer am
9onneritas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
Thermometeritanb

Tbermometeritanb.
159fte Semperatur so Grab
Rtebrtsfte Eertperatur. ....... "A ,
SO. 8. 8Ibtbe,
SectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
CD,

Snbtona's sr5ste 9rp @oObs SanbIsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25
0erlam9t Mmsetaen

rgenb mel4er Irt psroeu in Der .Sneiana 9rtbine
nit SC per Belle ftr ieSe S~nfertion %berebnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

Rr &au@t bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

S1HaH5Ieues f: sinem Bsfras far BIS 6
groseut. american SOME Bupins Co.,
9 2pmbnrh @ebduoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

SN&liF @fnbeinnffd1e 6rduter ~furieren Sbre
&J Mfageubeibwerben. BUM p~ertalfen in
255 @eft Baibinston StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-25

THE J. CO., 8runbeioeutbumss
i Wtofler, faufen, oertaufen, oertaui1en unb Der.
iteiqern Grsentbum ieber art. Gunner So, Sngals
Se6dube. Neuer Telepbpn 1859.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-02-05
STILL AT IT.

That is the larger cities are not only
sul feasuug on country COOLERS but are
engaged i'm the cruel work Of sobbling
up everything OF value in country
places and in smaller cities and towns.
some years ago Richmond invaded
our quiet county and took from us one
of our most cherished institutions, the
Union Theological Seminary, aud now
Atlanta, emboldened 10y the success
Of the venture, would lay violent hands
on other schools of the prophets, one
located at Clarksville, Tenn, the other
at Columbia, s. G., and take them uu-
der her larger wing just 20 have some
thing big and fine. And the sad part
of it is that a reputable and influential
religious paper, the Central Presby-
terrain, of Richmond, commenting upon
the new and bold invasion, says cit
engages our heartiest qualification, '
aud then adds:
ut is true that many of the n0b.est
institutions of learning in the land are
located i'm small towns. But their
whole plant, equipment and endow-
ment were secured in the earlier times.
and they have now so well rooted
themselves aud grown, that they are
secure Now, the cOndi ions have So
changed, that it would be impossible .
% establish a strong institution I'M the F.
country or in a small town. The new F.
universities must be establsle Z in OF I
near the cities, securing local patron /
age, sharing i'm the wealth which .
grows there, and occupying the posi- .
ton Of access and Of publicity. The .
city is not now complete without It's
university"
Sad, sad to think that the day has
come when an institution founded for
the glory Of God can no longer flourish
in the broad open sunlight of Gods
country, but must be made 10 feel the
artificial lights Of the city, and be
brought under the fostering care of 10,
gathered wealth" And if the train
ing schools must Of necessity loll in the
lap Of luxury what of the trainers
when ready for the race? Must they,
too scorn the country call and refuse
to leave the centres Of riches and re-
inement? Will 1t come to this. that
'nO good thing can remain i'm the
country or be induced TO go there?
And if the big fish are to continue to
Iced aud fatten on the little ones until d
al are consumed, then what will be- +
'ome of the big fish when they haye i
nothing upon which to feed?
1t does seem as though church and
State had combined to destroy the
and when that has been ac-
omplished grass will grow on the Il
treets Of our cities, and bats aud owls a
Till occupy the halls Of our great uni b
ersities and boot in our colonial ca n
hedrals. Ii
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-02-05
TIE PRIMARY.

The Richmond Times Dispatch favors
"a primary "that will be acceptable, and
that WILL as far a. possible, insure d
free aud fair contest aud an honest
count, and prevent bribery, lntimida-
ton aud fraud"
And So say we an, but the legislators
had as well understand in advance
that no law they will enact, with re-
ference % elections or any other mat
ter ofpublic concern is going to please
everybody. acceptable is good, but
TO whom? I'm politics, as in the prac-
tice of medicine, what's one mans meat
is another poison. Let the legis-
lature give as a decent, practical,
common sense primary plan, and il
there are not honest men enough in
to enforce it honestly, then
let's import agents TO clean up things,
as DC is said we did in the ease Of the
state librarian.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-02-05
THE RECKLESS PENKNIFE AGAIN.

A ruler Of long ago once undertook
to destroy a portion of the word Of
God by the use Of a penknife. The
school authorities Of Lynchburg resort
ed TO the same reckless expedient in
order to suit the Bible to use in the
public schools Of chat city, aud now
the News Leader, of Richmond, in this
the second year Of its existence sug-
gests the taking away from the word
Of God in order to popularize it.
After a splendid tribute to the Arme-
man people as a religious people, and a
singing reply to an eminent divine
who had advocated the exclusion of
religious teachings from our public
schools our able and worthy contem-
porary adds:
ut il entirely possible for Catholic
bishops, Protestant clergymen and
Jewish rabbits, intellectual men re- /
specting themselves and each other /
holding their respective faiths. but re- |
cognizing the rights of people Of other .
faiths, to get together aud agree on
portions Of the Bible which could not
De Objectionable to anybody, which in
eVltaOly would help everybody and
which are essential for everybody IRE.
tending 10 be scholar or aspiring 10
be capable aud intelligent ciiizen.n
And when the knife Is brought TO
bear on the sacred volume, the "book
DIVINE" which of the commandments
are to go? What Of the Christ TO re-
main J.? Shall hell be blotted out?
Shall faith in the unseen be ridiculed
and the worship Of day, dream or a
picture be substituted ?
Why lot invite Dowie to the con.
ference Mrs. Eddy or invoke the .
spirit Of Mrs. Stanton who was at p
work on a woman's bible at the time of
her dea.h?
once launch out on the sea Of mutila- ID
ton and no star is left in the heavens O
aud no haven towards which to sail q
Once begin the work Of taking from
6od's completed word aud there is no
end to it, The order TO burn il will 90
next follow, or to drive it out Of reach h
d the people. The God Of the Bible al
has pronounced woe upon those who "
would take from or add TO his inspired ia
word, aud woe to Christian America re
when the Bible ofthe fathers is made &c
o suit the fad or fashion Of the passing
lOur.
Holy Bible, book divine, ~ ~
Precious treasure, thou art mine.n "
Hands of en-