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not allow such an event to take US by
surprise.
Query-What is "Neputhe" and whore
and how is 1t mentioned? JULIA. sg
Answer-"Neputhe,'' a care-dspellins
drug which Polydalnna, wife OF Thon!ss.
Hg Of gyPt gd dys TO cha Sen e an tx
fitri to love. Milton r. his "com9s''
writes concerning It; THAT t, neputho;
to jove-born Helene'-
Anr Spencer, in his "Fucry Queen"
says:
Devised by the gods for TO assuage,
Hearts grief and bitter gall away 10
chase,
Instead thereof sweet peace and
luietage
1t doth establish in tho troubled mind,
And such as drink eternal happiness
do find,
Qucry-By what names were the four
Mary, attendant upon the queen Of |, Scots
Answer-Their names We're Mary Beaton,
Mary Livingston, Mary Fleming and Mary
Scaton. !. Mary Carmichael has, no au,,
ballad has the following lines:
This night she'll have but three;
There was Mary Beaton and Mary Seaton
And Mary Carmichael and me-
Query--With what events in the life of
| NAPOLEON ], is the month of May asso-
| ciatcd? MARIE
Answer-ln this month he quilted Cor,
OF the army OF italy. crossed the Alps.
assumed tho title Of emperor and was
crowned at Milan. In the same month
| he was defeated at Asper!n, arrived at
Elba and died at st, Helena.
| Qucry-What is the real name of .'Itei
linda .Pope',s heroine in his poem, Tho
answer She was Miss Arabella For
NOR, who resented the liberty taken by
Lord Petrc, when he cut off one of her
curls and refused TO give II up on her
demand.
Query-What kind Of stone is Alex
andrltc." and where is II found?
s4beria, Il shows the Russian i 'e eoior :,
red and green and Is named from the
emperor Alexandra OF Russia,
Query---Why Is Feding's novel,
amelia" so often as ono OF the greatest
Answerr-Pirobabiy IRON the iac, me- men
toned by Dr. Johnson when he SAYS:
which, being printed Off be,ines one morn,
ing new edition was called for befor,
night, The character OF Amelia IS III,
most pleasing heroine Of all tho 70
mances,"
Query--Who painted the picture ac,
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cepted as tho portrait of Beatrice ceucl.
found2 S: =. !.
the portrait that hangs In the Barberini
palace at Rome.
Query-Who was the Madam Ell,
q 2sS Z c Of Marie Antonettes court fnd
Anaswer-she was the duchesses dc
Noaillc, grand-mistress of cereUonies. so
called from her rigid enforcement Of all
the ,formalties, and ceremonies of the
"unclen regime"
ouery-,What. is the full n name Of
"Oneida," authoress Of Under Two
Flags" and other novels? (, ,,,,r,,,,
4. Answer-rhe full name Is M Madamolseile
Louise DE Ia Rance.
Rs ausn 81 city has 'eS F ss!fs CHE
Answers moleusk on the Dnleper, IA
nous for It's resistance to Napoleon r., In
1872,
Query--Where did the famous .I1It-Kat"
Club, 10 which Joseph Addison, Con-
sreve and others BELONGED get ii { G 19rSI
Answer-;From christopher Katt, a
pastry-cook, who supplied the club with
mutton pies.
!, 3iuery;M7,why was Mary, of Scots, called
:, Answer-she was 50 called By tho
French because she drcsse In white as
mourning for her husband.
g, ouer l,, her, |, Is the summer homo Of
Answer--At Islehurst, on tho coast OF
Maine.
Query.- What is the meaning Of the. ref
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AnsHer-AddresS you inquiry to the Edl-
toral DepaTtsnta s' stTeef New Yor
City, and YOU will get fun information.
EIennat ra.'' s, b. G.
N.Asn nswerI-The words are these:
'E hb d the crimson se n life-tide fast
And the dark plutonnn shadows
Gather on the evening blast;
FL sRns er yas a esSSs ow en hns aas
Listen to the great heart secrets
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran hglons
Bear their eagles high no more.
And my wrecked and scattered galleys
& Strew dark actium's fatal shore
Prompt 10 do their masters viii
must perish Ike &c, Roman M,
I Let not Caesars servile minions
4 Mock the lion thus laid low;
Twas no foeman's arm that felled him,
twas his own mar sT ir the blow;
Turned aside from glory's ray
his who drunk with thy caresses.
Madly threw world away.
Should the base pleblan rabb!e
Dare assail my name at Rome,
4 Where the noble spouse OctaVlh
Weeps within her widowed home,
Seek her; say the gods bear witness
Affairs, augurs, circlinR wings
That her blood. with mine commingled,
Yet shall mount tho thrones of kings.
And for thee, star-eyed Egyptian,
Glorious s0rceress Of the Nile!
Light the path 10 Styg!an horrors,
With the splendm OF thy smile.
Give the Caesar crowns and arches
Let his brow the laurel Irvine;
I can scorn the Senatc's trumphs,
Triumphing IN love like thine,
3 i am dying, Egypt, dying!
Hark! the insulting focman's cry,
They are contingencies, my falchion.
Let me front them ere de
81 An! no more amid the battle
Shall my heart exulting swell;
ISIS and Osiris guard thee,
Cleopatra-,Il ome--farewell
ouery--Why is thirteen considered a
s tInlucky number? l.. o. NJ.
GAnsWer-From a superstition based 0
the Last Supper" when Christ and hi
81 Twelve disciples sat at meat loscthe
iJesIs was crucified, and Judas lscarie
hanged himself.
F C,uery--Wto gave 10 the Turkish En
plre the naine OF the "slck Man of Il
a 4nswer-It was Nicholas or Russia si vi
said 10 Sir George Seymour I3ritii
charge d'affa!res, In 1874: I'VE have {
our hands O. very sick man, u would
8 a great misfortune IL ono 81 these ia;
4 he should happen TO die before Y
necessary alTangements are ~ mao
tchs msa " PARTIALLY dying, and We nlu
! g Il b.
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THE TABLE.
Menu.

Asparagus Soup with Rice
Sliced Cucumbers., Crosses.
& Thin Bread and Butter.
Ham and String Beans,
Boiled Ito wi, Egg Sauce,
Rice Cakes. Dreamed Spinach,
Green PEAS lse Cherry Roll.
Coffee, Crackers.
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FROM THE NEW IDEA.
Result of Expansion.

Result of Expansion.
Her sleeves arc an obvious fact.
lIor coats tho reverse of compact,
And her silrts longer fall.
While her hats. above all,
Grow bigger, and wider, and taller.
Both the style anu the price are mn,ense
lslnce eSpanse Is akin toeSpense),
So her cheques nov look blank, 9
AZ her Balance In bank
Grows shorter and simmer and smaller.
Dainty Summer Gown,
I saw the daintest little summer gown 4 he
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QUERIES AND ANSWERS.

ouery-Pcase give tho name and ad,
Aress OF good designing school, and
ohIiae n YOUNG DRl1SSMAKER:
Answer--Address you inquiry to the Edi-
So q, mr. i2-l6 Vandam Street, New, York
Sity, and YOU will get full information.
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
+ WHEN THE HEART is HEAVY.

and remembering the needs Of others,
rs far as possible, relieve them.
LEILA S. GODDIN,
Member Womans Exchange,
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Mother. and Daughters

-
One OF our large New York newspapers.
not long ago, opened It's correspondence
columns, on the woman's page, to n dis
cusslon as to whether 1t was the duty
OF a daughter to take care of her moth
er, or marry when the two courses We're &
tirrcconcilable. OF course every one knows {
that tho majority of mo theirs desire that
their daughters shall marry, and that IN d
.numberless cases no separation OF con-
sequence between mother and daughter Is 4
evolved. But these letters brought out
the pltiful exceptions. Eli
Two situations however, showed them
selves prominently and frequently, and
in themselves indicated a possible de- (
cision There was the situation OF the
lover who refused to burden himself with
the care of a mother-in-law, no matter I
how helpless and how tenderly loved, Obs
yiously, onu could not advise daughter
to leave her mother for n man who had 4
so little capacity of sacrifice and so
small a tenderness for the weak On
the other hand, there was inc situation
Of the selfish mother who insisted on
retaining the services Of her daughter,
and traded on her aches and palms or her
loneliness. TO sacrifice a loyal lover for
such parent would be unwisdom.
Tho general consensus OF opinion, IN !
deed, was along the lines OF common
sense as applied to filial duty, Where
the mother was absolutely and rightly
dependent upon the daughter, and the
lover could not or would not assume the
burden, the line Of duty to the parent
was clear. Otherwise, the lover had the
paramount claim. The number Of faith
ful lovers revealed in the wide corre-
Hpondence was interesting, and more than
made amends for selfish Parent -Fiar-,, I
per's Bazaar for June 4, L
s, Little Old Gray Shawl. NJ
Soft amid It's faded ties,
sweet with lavender 1t lies, se #
Grandma little old gray shawl; Il
bringing to my memory 8.5 ifs
Her who ever seemed to BIO l5ssj II Il r
Guardian angel of us all,
Twas n soothlls resting place. G3 $ 3i5.h
For caci, lear-staineds little Iuce, II ~
| While she smnut1.i Ill care away; s5s f!ii
And the treasures We're entold, Z s.
Hidden In each ample fold, II #
For the good child OF that day, %i
When dear grandma ceased to live,
She had only these to give, &
lTrifles that we treasure SO; 81
Once again my tear-drops fall
on the little old gray shawl,
Az they fell there-long ago.
As 'ls & ss Mesas. I,
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cepted as tho portrait Of Beatrice Ceucl.
and where is the original painting to I DO D.
found2 s. T. !.
Answer-Guido REM was the painter OF
the portrait that hangs In the Barberini
palace at Rome. tts
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o,ory-p,eose publish the words 10 the
poem entitled: "Antony's Farewell to
Eisnnotra. ." s. B. G.
"A nswer.-The words are these:
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The Editors Corner. !
Lack 81 Time Is The Lack Of the
Century,

"All life that feels and thinks has BEEN cen,
and can continue to be, only as the pro-
duct Of struggle and pain--only as the
outcome OF endless battle with tho pow
ers OF the universe. Let pain and Its
effort be suspended, and life must shrink i.Eis
back, first into protoplastic shapelessness,
thereafter into dnst."--Iafcadio Hearn.
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Qucry-What is tho full name Of
authoress Of Under Two
Flags" and other novels?
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Though my SCARED and veteran kglons
Bear their eagles high no more.
And my wrecked and scattered galleys
Strew dark actium's fatal shore
Though no glittering guards SURROUND u
Prompt TO do their masters Will,
Z must perish like Roman.
Die the great l,rIumvir still,
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"Yostrien the queen. had four Marys;
This night she'll have but three;
There was Mary Beaton and Mary Seaton
And Mary Carmichael and me-"
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Qucry-By what names were the -four
Mary, attendant upon the queen OF Scots
known? G, y. j.
Answcr-Their names We're Mary Beaton,
Mary Livingston, Mary Fleming and Mary
Scnton. Mary Carmichael has no au,,
thentic place In history, although an old
ballad has the following lines: 49,
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not allow such an event to take US by
surprise.
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De San Juan
De los DOCTORS O. Coll Y 1oss, j n
Odrbonell y J. a. Ldpss AntongiorA
San jose, No IA, Principal.

Treinta afios do sxpsriencia pro-
feslonal en- las Intermediates tropie&
Gales. Alta cirujfa. Especialidad 60
Intermediates de la piel. Ginecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oto>
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Analisis qufmico y microsc6p'co Ho~
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de consultas, un dollar. A los pobres
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Juan, 2. Il.
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Que anan al sistsma humane Y los
hsdies De sararlss.
Esta essrito exelusiyamente
para los Hispano-Americanos 9
tnas bieh para 10 raxa Espafola
por el Professor +. C. COLLINS,
10 la UniverSidad dc New York.
En- este libro puedsn lserss los
sccretos de la vida sexual Y ma.
trimonial, y como llevar a cabo los
iebere5 matrimoniales y conseguir
una prole robusta y saludable asi
como Ell modo de conssrvar su pro
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A los que SC halan snfsrmos re.
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No echen en- olvido sl escribir sin
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dc esta obra, que va casi Sc ha ago
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E:.DICT0.

En- Ia Co,t municipal del distrito mu.
nicipsl de Carolina P. r. Estados
Unidos de America. El Presiden-
to de X s Estaics Unidos: S. s
Pauline Ginenez Quiflonez, deman.
dante v. Q. Sucasi6n de Nicolzs
Rivera Tlrado, demandsdo.
Empla semier to: e. Pueblo de Puerto
Rico a Succession de Nicolas Rivera
Tirado, 6 sea ell demsndado antes
mencionado:
Per Ia presen.e Sc notifca q usted
que Sc ha press ntado en- la ofci del
Sscretsrio de Ia Corte municipal del
distrito judicial municipal de Csroli-
no, Puerto. Rico, Ia demanda rel sctor
antes citado en- a cual pide una s,n.
tencia defiuittva condenando al demsl
dado Sucesi6n Nicolas Rivera Tn a@o
& Ctore arls escritura de nueve cutr-
das de tsrrenos y cuya sdnlics dice:
Sc sirva tener por presentada esta de.
manda y en- su oportunidad, con ell
resultado de las pruebas que al efecto
SO practiqueD, estimarla con lugar,
condenpndo la sucesi6n demapdad
al otorgamiento de Ia Fscritura en-
question, asf COMO al pago de las cos
tas y gastos que origine esta reclama.
ci6n. Y SO nottica a ustsd que de no
compsr ecer q contestar Ia denlanda
dentro de los cuarenta ias dsspues de
notifcads, la dcmandante podra ohte
ner previa declarstoria de rebeldfa Y
de Ia prueba de la publication de este
edicto una sentencia de corf)rmijad
con las resultancias del juicio. Y para
su publication una vez por semsna en-
ell peri6dico LA DEMOCRACIA que SO
publics en- San Juan de Puerto Rice,
por un te mino de cuarenta dlas los
efectos de la notification dicha de.
manda.
De orden del Hon. Jose G. R1dri.
guez Cebollero, Juez Municipal de la
Corte Municipal del Distrjto Judicial
Municipal de Carolina, P. r libro Ia
presente que tirmo en- Carolina, P. r.
q 10 de Oc,ubre de 1905.
MANUEL BENITEZ SANTANA.
Secretario dc Ia Corte Municipa'.
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en- NUEvA YORK

Don Maximno Luzunaris ha alberto una espendida ca
sa de huespedes en- New York La
comoddad eegancia ventac6n Stuada cerca de los me-
iores teatros della cudad Cuenta magnhco cocne
70 nmeiorable Precos limitados Para nformes dnrse
q NJ LUZUNARIS 138 West, "a th. ST., New York.
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1ha New york & porIo 1ico Steamship company
Bao cap Postal cen Gobemo los EtalOs- -UnEos 4: Wineries


las doce de- dia de 10 saida
Oean..-El ARKADIA hark rsgua
New Rco lisvsndo carga.
% de San Juan Las dos de msdgada todo los dc
isls,
Novemtrt Dicmb - 81 1885, uevss octub.S
B, Noviembre %, Disiembs Il, 1905
Ee Compsns YorA
cb a
tards
vapr vAsCO ando caga oa sadr puertos
de a sguientes
2O 1905; por 4
Otubrs B Novembrs Is 9 Dciembrs l3 r. 1905
ga las IL del dia saida.
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penal colony for Russian conyiets.
There viii be trouble on this isi-
and because OF the kind OF neigh
bors. Most Of the Japanese think
the war ended too soon. They would
like To have got Hardin and vladi-
vostuk. then they would be satis-
fled. About not getting the indem-
nifty. the Japanese think. however.
that they can make this Mp pretty
soon from the fishing Industries and
other advantages OF the Siberian
coast and Korea do not think the
japanese want TO make war again.
as has been said. next year. No. too
many relatives have been killed,
and because OF the loss OF these
relatives the japanese people prob
ably expected too much ! myself
am satisfied. but the heart OF most
OF the Japanese Is not retoiced.
They will not he happy with glad
ness when Kornura comes. He will
come on the 18th and 90 away on
the Dakota the next day. No plans
have been made. and the Japanese
will not have many big banzais TO
shout for him. because they are not
glad over the peace. They think II
is not enough for Japan"
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HEIR BLooosrAINEo THRONE COMES ACE IN sEPTEm.
B1H-sows MANY WILD oATs-cRUEL NATURE osLioHTs
SEEING SUFFERING

Seryla has remained practically an
outeast among the nations Of the
world. but the government Of the
country is counting ON the other
nations in Europe agreeing TO let
bygoncs be bygones when Prince
George reaches his 18th birthday on
September 8.
Elaborate fetea and entertain
ments are being arranged for the oe-
aston. an amnesty viii be- granted
10 political eKiles. prisoners con
deuned for minor offenses will be
pardoned. and II 81 hoped that the
crowned heads OF the continent viii
join Ia congratulations as a polite
intimatiou that they have forgotten
the double royal ASSASSINATION AT
Belgrade
Prince George Is not liked BY the
Befyians lie IL a boy Of cruel ten.
denotes aud has an imperl0ua dispo-
sifion.
lie In certainly seeing sights q
bis dignity where none are intended
and Is almost always IN "A word war
with some one iIia pranks are
not Of the harmless practical Joke
order Of those played by King Al
fonao. but they are usually vicious
and the prince does not take any In
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The Seattle Building Trades as.
aembly. NJ It's meeting. Friday night
passed resolutions directly Ia line
with the suggestion made by Mr..
CotferiiL The resolutions follow
Whereas. The Seattle EiectTiG
company Il aeskinE to obtain street
railway franchises on the westlaka
boulevard and Second avenue tea
nesiy regradedl. aud said fran
chizea. II granted without adequate
common user provisions. Will com
piete an exclusive monopoly cover
ing every importan, thsfuuEhfarc "a
the business center. thrrefore. be- Il
Resolved. ny the Building Trsds n
assembly. In regular session asasln.
bled. That Ne do most earnestly
protest against the granting Of any
street railway franchise on West
lake boulevard or second avcnns.
unless the same shall contain plain
and definite provisions for the com
mon use Of the tracks upon trrfaa
10 be fixed by arbl,rationl By the
city itself or By any person or cor
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GEORGE coTrERlLL AND BUILDING TRADES ASSEMBLY Ap
SUBMISSION or DEFINITE PROPOSITION TO vor-
Ems ON MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP or CAR LIEEs-THE CITY
COUNCIL LEANING THAT

poratlon 10 whom additional fran
ehiaea may be hereafter granted.
aud he u further
Resolved. That we do hereby de
clare our belief that we'll canald'
cred plan for immediate public own
ership aud operation OF street rail-
ways II preferable 20 the granting
Of any further franehimea whatever
aud We do hereby request the city
council 10 apeoiiiy submit % the
yotetaa definite proposition for the
construction and operation 81 d
municipal street railway system
which shall provide for the imme-
dlate laying OF tracks upon the
Westlake boulevard aud serond ay-
enue. which said tracks shall there.
after be open 10 the joint use OF the
Seattle Electric company upon just
terms 10 be fixed BY arbitration,
aud be II further
Resolved. That committee be-
appointed To present the foregoing
resolution 10 the honorable city
council 81 the city Of Seattle"
There ia 4 growing sentiment In
the council In faNer OF laYlng
municipal tracks on Wsstiake boule-
ward and second avenue instead OF
granting franchises over the inn
portAnt thoroughfareu % tho Seattle
Electric company.
One thing which has given the
municipal ownership Idea an Inn
petns In the council IL that u would
make Il possible for Jacob f'urth "a
got oft OF the embarrassing hole Ia
which be placed himself when be
made the bluff that he would no,
accept a franchise with a common
use clause. Sow that II ia certain
that tho company cannot get The
exclusive franchises. Furth II
anxious for an opportunity 10 gel
from under" BY using ths
municipal tracks he could.
There has been some talk % the
effect that the city could not legally
lease such tracks 20 a corporation
under the state law. but Corporation
Counsel Calhoun stated SaturdA,
morning that there was no question
whatever about the city'a right ia
the matter.
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These Plaintiffs Are not
Overlooking any Bets

A peculiar personal injury dam
aEe suit waa filed IN the Superior
court on Saturday Morning. the Sc
attis Electric company and shr city
% Seattle both being made defend
anita and the husband of the Nonan
who was injured suing Jointly with
hia wife. alleging incidental injury.
Bridget and John christopher are
thu ulaintiff.- They ail~Kp that Mrs..
Christopher suffered a bad fan from
a James street car AZ the Garner Of
Ninth avenue. the electric company
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tereat In them unless some sort Of
suffering Is brought home 10 the
butt Of HIS likes On one occasion
he fGrcibly took from a palace SEN
try his gun. and did not reveal the
fact that he had done 80 until the
sentry had been punished.
A short time ago be ordered set
Of chess men from Paris through a
local Belgrade dealer. The chess
set not arriving as quickly as the
prince thought Il ought. he sum
mOued the Belgrade dealer 10 the
palace and said 10 him. Il am the
prince. Why are not the chess men
here7 n I were the king ! should
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Before hts father became king OF
5ervia. Prince George attended
school In Russia and while there he
saa brought ia contact with disso-
lutte young members ~ royal and
ducal blood Since he came 20 Bel
grade 10 live several actresses have
been expelled from Russia because
Of the attentions shown them BY tho
young prince.
After he comes Of age. King Peter
intends keeping his son travelling
about Europe. 80 that he can COW
his Wild oats outside Seryia.