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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Possibly the revival q IN. 9us!nt ard
n.,!f,shisasI & resI'usi5ie IL :, measure.
Wis ~aasor Whatever ihs cs.s" there
80 never been a tin. when :hI. sensible
fssE! !r--h7th tET l!t-'e ,'ecil. and big pso-
Tls-h.S resulted ~ such earning .:-.-
Signs WIth rrc Cr-n.nS ~ school. moth
.rs a, over -" county a." Tremendously
.lsy 1'sH!.ns s.IJ.t.e rhaaS~> 70: :he
vo-usv .rrs ;r,sa s.p"a.Aaee e.eh
raU-n.rs require al manner % wis
sns al -chsnins. ana experience hss
:or ar aav j. The '.,..; .ois;:on
a. s.ron wk.sh ,,Srn~. wei ao~r 70 n.
ssl-- - n" dr.. - - Srsa: protection
80 ~hst chaacss to - aor-r b-r.Ats 3;
thai {; :. unsu.s;!onss-y an .cooer.ics' ir-
r,7-.!5-, - ;hs c-s~ that : :-,crs or Tess
~a-a or .rt'~.- IL ser>es 4 dousl- purpose
~ a~7 ~-ll-H-i!u< oattsTr ass ben So
-. s -, !; !: ,T 2 s,., ss; :.,.s ,.,'s or
s. - tAss- useful a:t4> ssrmee.s Where
ias-- az a rI.-1rs- 20 - made, ;ire -
sass'' - cz;;:SS 90 ana Takl1S sese1!
.cS-;hSr Tse des3S- 'o- IRE sr,1!l gil
sr-xr Ec-s ynr-.s so-~~aa; FROM -.
-;yis sic hAs ISss<.eir s-~1 ~ea-irx- AZ!
- ;hl- -easS1 sAc ~..I 20 3osc' Or 4
/. rzAa. 'os rsek Ar. sleeveless n &C.
.fS- zi-rcsl -sacHa~ the ee, G: the :-eO
n. material here us-S. - . firy checked
rs'ss-.ss 'ns1ss aztaseoS o. s.ai- lawn
-ssr = formed = pretty sssa-e yoke.
~slcs S-> s-ncc-hiy sEcE1ot ,ac sso..ssrs
re- .Sl-- q. -t~ sc-S-l. uA-r :,si:eS %
GA-a.s.-t ssslE tstrs -. Yoks PORTION.
tn-. Outline - y htrh . rnish~. Stts s;i:cA-
.ns - . -sA: lt.is hsssii-e When .
.s-s-St ay-1- = seSr~t the ys:.s-a e cro-
ysee,. ee.a Izs,ats1 :.:c-S e~--sA Vh:cs
ea- - ;.~G - 20: .r~e~--1 ITAc-
,irzi :.sIaz-. aiEscsc -Se-~s .sIt Acrcce
are -rs .. .asssc-ss.s :oc ..;rfe Scya
Whs.e .hev ~ :-@s.ss;iy e-r- ~ them
e q c,-zts1Scs<. --r-c O. sess - aAr91Alo
~ ss-ss .i.fje Szutssnfs-
S.Srs & AcS - yeAfD
p e-ae>.cG- - .1-V so e.se aGe ana
.-rs~r % pattern ses.r~a
AAt-~>e cas;esn 3soAft0<e:, 1n2 Re.
pss,sc 81 Lc9ss 4c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
POLICE GATHERING NAMES
OF CLUBS JUST ORGANIZED.
Aess~o A0o1ose SoeSesies DesSsaeA -
Eva1e rDosjsG Law Expected
0SR0 O0000V,

The police. under An order .ss-e1 b.
Ca.ef k.-!y. are gathering IN. r.AH.I of
all clubs organized since III. ia has
been On in the ei;y and viii report then,
to-day.
This. Il 10 understood. IL one u the Re-
suits Of ths cor.yspondence between Cor
ernc? Folk an3 President 6:eUays Of the
Eo1rd Of Police Commissioners.
Captain Eey-oics o: the Central Dis;rs- I;
iAss n;Eht received :ncTc than a dozen
9sch Y<p,og:s from his Ess's. These NLu Se
I'll! come i. from she remaining .:S'-:c-s
Action against thesc clSos may he ex-
1ecte3 nsHt Sunday. u .s sad. A. IN
yessiEaston II so Re coadYc.ed this We. &.
tire Fesv.. place: n TIE hAaes of the Pc
Iice Boa:1 on Fri.Ay and AZ o-dsr !zsvsi
as that tine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03


0CGGESTI0XS FO1
THE 0OC0GWID8.
Save all your egg shells and when
you want to clean preserve JArA %
vinegar bottles crush the esq shells
into fine I:eces. pGt them into the
bottles or Jars with clean. sozpy
water and sLske NeL. They win not
scratch TIE fLest glass.
Chloride Of lime and water will
remove ink stains from silver Il
Well rubbed o.: the stains and then
washed of al once. the silver being
thea polished As ordinarily. The So
iGtiun "a. .he pUrpoSa 10 four
ounces of chloride of LINE TO one
aad oac-haN E.nt OF water. This
mag be- bottled and kept ready for
Use
To keep silver hrsSh, without :he
continual Application o! powders.
dissoi.: snEail handful Of borSx
in 4 pan Of hot water with a little
soap. Put the silver into this and
let II stand for several hours. Pour
OF III. si;ds. rinse the articles ;y.
cIeav wafer: dry With a sof, cloth
and then Ici.sh with 4: !cati.e:. T..s
IS a Tv;o< method OF p!ate-cls:EinS
and a very effective one.
Canning .,u.t withoI: sugar hes
cone to =. cuil- III. approve! meth
"d. ana t.ose who have tsieJ j; in
si.t that i-Gi' :" ca'...- -.i tastes as
i; di. Efe', perfectly fresh The
pvoC"ss : san pie. Pr pare Ti- frui:
in tie &c IT. ,.-.t:Ecr. place III FORCE
iair-.invd I-eS.rvir. kettles o-
enamel GishiaIs s.p: fo- the p;.:-
pose. az! p.' over x enough cold
water ,o ccI.r. Hea, .h. f.ui;
IL. 80 n
full as pos ihle. pouring in f';ice
quite ZIP to the br;rl- seal tightly.
us:rc all rr. ~ u'."as II i2sur. 4
p.r's -;iy aiy-.:sh. jar
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
TRACK HORSE THIEVES
WITH Bl000h0UN0S. 5.
ksosas Farmer EnGaGe u Nso n~ss
Aboot EnD0sia-Tsyso6 ss
Dee0k - 600G.

nsS.a Kae. Or. IA MAJ hunt
vt:h 6io.,dhcInas ard armed ofieers start
"a T-ora here tc-n!gAs IN pufsUi; cs hosss
.hIeyes The Eousds We.e sans from
n = Hen <iey lost a 80 team % hos.es
mitch were stolen 'rorl his ha!r N this
-,.y las, night; I: Is sIpoosed that they
xere taken hy . :asYnbe. o: IN ofear'1ed
San,>d 20: ~Ee c:r.e IN this v:Hntfy.
They have beer In the habit oe pricing
All the best ho-s~s around here. but have
70, pu-chAs~4 one
n was .h~ s-sr.,ce q Q gang which vas
.he,ush. 20 have t-~sn broken ~, 20 start
IN -. northern portion 10 che Ssa:e and
Gradually work down 20 the Indian Terri.
:or. hy which tine :hey .aa accumulated
A Hns lunch q horNss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
HOUSEHOLD CORNER

A merry chorus gin tripped along Olive
street in e stunning" hat Of back. deco
rated with the red6est cherries tnaAgtna-
BILE
Upon my word" 5rawled a corner
statue. ''those cherries are tempting
enough TO eat"
Presently the cir! met q friend. and
<ney entered a restaurant
Where IN the world cid you get that
hat asked the friend. staring at the
cherries.
oh. It's the same hat I've been wear
Ing for some we.ks." sha SAID.
Blu, I know different The na. you
have been wearing was pain black"
Wei! II! tell you. put the cherries
OF The hat myself. got them oU, u.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

A NsT-- water Q. tSpsi szth = tasos
-. ys- grd--s AJAX CzEsfe - l. sr
cold tztss. II >C-rs - saatsissx. tae H.o>,d
soNt-zs .rta rs- ?, sLav3 <EsrsS-rsc1ai N-sss.s
sf sss sAsE- ard sAEr-NS tacsr$st1f 80
sss-rts--s< As a-Es facilitates the sS.t y
sssac.i .iecs = warm ssth MI offS- Do --ose
81, frssarss ssfisS~s r--.s1 tsxss locSx-
time sr~sss IN slrssN II ,a> ss:a - azs
,ru..erat.fy ~A-=s ticrEsi Z. scss ~<xes-
tive 30 iae c~r<oC, Ssssrca- Tso>e Ssc
take tie cci1 b-k1 SafsS >sSl.iS take a
Sa-m aHis. ~sts roae. AZ sass ccS~ .
Ne>k sof the &Ak< 90 cseaHssEe0>
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

The celebrated Martha Dean fashion pat
terms will h. furnished TO readers Of The
kssuhlic at I. cents each.
These patterns vii: bc easily recognized
as correct and rp 60 DAT" n every par
tIcular. An important feature about them
ts tnat allowance * made for ~aams. They
are perfect In design. conforming 20 all
the r.ruir, ynents Of advanced style and
YET are unusually simple and easy OS ex-
ecu;ion.
Orders will re n!lcd tv mail only. Al
low about four DAYS. therefore. :or de-
livery
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

East s. Lcuis and were married this
evening.
''W'h-,e is .alE.cr Case asked Miss Ora
NaSEe-
He went home replied the bri'ie.
The bride Is the daughter of Nr. and
Mrs. John Mncn.r Of No. &c. Von Hcr.
sen averu. and ;;Ir ri.c. u: Lewis Har-
per "f IN. Southern Hotel. The bride
groom, is J. :ilIr.r case. son OF Doctor and
Mrs. Case vi 40. ~ l.cwiS place. They
were ii:arri... Saturday in E>as; 81. Louis.
Il St rau''S ic,i.'""nal Church. by the
Reverend s:r. White. Tie rector.
f:. and Srs. case had known each Otl:-
er since ch!':h'ci AR case had 6een
attentive o. his hNvhrci playmatc all SUM-
E.e-. hut :h.ir relatives did not know that
an engagement existed. and were very
much surprised " the Wedding.
Mr.. ard N:s. Cas-" departed last even
ing for n siIoIi wedding tour. Whcr they
r":urn th.v will so TO housekeeping In
r,,. Vest End.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
FOUR HUNDRED CONVERSIONS.
Union Revival Meeting Closes at
Louisiana, No.
RErrRIIr SrEHAi.

REF RI.iT SDEr9AiA
Louisiana, No. Oct. 2-The union 70
vivai which has been conducted hy the
Reverend Freych r. Olive. os Chicago In
this city FOR the last five weeks clnse1
last night The revival WAS participated
Ia by all tho churches OF The city. There
were nearly $w CONVERSIONS
Resolutions warmly commend'nG the
Reverend Mr. Oliver and Professor T.. ~.
zones. nho was The MUSIC Conductor.
we,e aior tod ard So was raised com
I.snkatlor. for the evangelist and the mu-
81 cond1ceo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
APPRISES MOTHER OF HER WEDDING
THROUGH PRAYER-B00K INSCRIPTION

M Almer Who Was Miss Naude Xagner Of No 5465 Won
Versen Avenue Returns Home Tells Her Family She Has
New BoOk-East St Louis Minister Who Performed Ceremony
Noted the Flyieaf-fhey Did Not Wish Wait Until
Bridegroom Was Graduated They Crossed ReRomance
Result of Childhood Affection.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
CHOCOLATE.
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r.aC- tAo I-sTr
or ourcs> =: baker :
cno-,piara 3gen 2
s,,aA,e t,c: " n =
4; Eas ~ t"s. 4I.t
c;ff -Esr, = rAa
Wf7- GE- Ess'-z4
W.vg-r Ea-
.vr rsU.gs- s-s Hs
saS EeyrF s.I
S-ti - EEH
L.r -1s- u-H
49, ~ - .~sE-r
rGf 49, >sJ-sTI
a.i So sSF -
g. E-ex7 - EE
~ n v aTssrs1 gz-
4. rE- ENs-TE -
49,. Z --<Ay uS-
r-e rrt t.
sut a~.s ~ % n,
ps .- = Z = /. !
wHssf-f CREAM:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03


'r:.r-s -r.gS.e ~ tie ioHin' - the ca'ti- On ;"e
A. Il r.:. t. '''F '''s'''' % 10 "''F' "a
In ;h- s-.s.fi' = rhe tlg-,ir. AL -. hu-nm:a'
Dr ~. h-n.
An .he cI. ~5ods-cscr u.:sin on ,h- hc'ier
There rroIsc IN IN. blossoms az IN. clear blue
In L.. .-ss.:ain' oc he chicken hawk s-ciro.n'
'vsy ~ high.
To ,,~ mus q Ion. a. i,oon;':n. Of n. o.. e:r
Usr bell.
When I!o~tn' in the c.r.a.. aei:s. clean Out o
Awi.aii.. too. WIN all your heart ;sst dinner
time would come
You watch ;ae furric. s':s'ch away .-oun' ,he
All I-8;,es ro.a4 a II: s:or. you star; %:
r'"tHcT ems:
Ar ,oa I~nt ny .-s: ard Iis,-a 70 h.tch the
An - al, ~ purity ..,rh noon ~ shsii.-rs
Nh-:. tarma.h .-- na.v atmospheric. ypur !ons-
Comes - "a Z s.,y'ry ra3,'e c: ,he G.. 80
n-r tv.-.
WIN th- h.-yr-, dav Is over an ,h. o'er>
our w7,ir' ,nsn a. e.as-- ,:sr-; b. -. So,
STA SUI.
Is~ an. sss., tE.~ a.staa; .-s:e Of .s- oa-
bit Ea.'S S.ru.
I,ra- 4p9a uar s.snlo' trr.r--- uIHs.e4 WITH
-. IsaT"gs. -.rS
An -,u i,rl s--rss tae rns::e- r.si n. ole
whrr~ 80 rlHs-r svo~; :. ~4itia' ~-s ~-'-
yuu3s su-r- faT rnu
% 'nsrn s'a.t lows 2 sufnrr.r ttat "a,
';r'E- ,rE cute - ~rS
Hgs"sE c~l
-,rfH-sy %. E.vs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

william 8chatt1. 10 yeass old. Of No. 3;9
EcFsA B-oaAOay. Wss struck bv wshash
,YA.n .: Secood ami Uesssehsn streets iasl
night ana hA0 right leg OAs - hax1ly
crasNed tAas City Hospital physscsacs SAID
Il Ooujd have 20 b A1apViased between
the knoa aud ankle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Il have a new book" said Miss MaCde
Naencr ~ No saS, No- N..-Sr;, avenue to
her mother as she entered her home Sat
ur51y evening.
w i;O gave il To yoN"' asked Mrs. Mag
ner
Look on the frcn. page and Sec Mrs.
MaGnsr adjusted her glasses an! stepped
Under The. light In the hall
'.Pie>cnte. tr Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. case.
September ." lSa5. I married them out os
this hook. .IoIIn 4. White. rector read
Mrs. Case. aio,;d as fl:. res, Of she fam
liz gathered around h.r. Tho book was
''Msuie. why did vos slip off this wayc''
asked she mother in rained surprise.
There was &c objection 10 A!:nsr."
'.Yes. there would have been oh i.cfions.
You would have wanted us to wait until
Aimer c-aduaisi from college. and you
would have insisted on n fonI. Or church
wedding We wanted 30 Re married in
church. but quietly. 20 We slipped OF To
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Enautisu. and elaborate are the ieweieI
hatp.us shown. and VII n eleven are neces-
sary. one woman bemoans. they can
cost Il SINAI! fortune.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

All manner or experiments a:s being
trI"i wI:h sleeves. - that a velvet or lace
i!."vc il a cloth bodice il not q BIT outre
an! often nightly economical for the
closing UP % !cf,-ovcrs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

a. p,r: paymer. 70: a finer and larger
orc Nc viii arrange So that the saiahc~
"a, b. ca.i .n easy arrc1.ts. Lsb!'is Gs1'
4 Co ID q Carleton h.3g.. sfh ana ci'se'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Where tn. gown is o. soft fabric an es
fcc'Ne way Of trimming for the tall wOm-
an IS 20 inset bands 81 horizontal en-
troi fiery from h.. to watstband.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
UNITED RAIL WAYS HELD LIABLE
WITH TRANSIT co. FOR JUDGMENT

Makes uln.
He He Prefers Follow Declaration Of the Supreme
Court the Other States
Holding Il Different View
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Hats entirely nf feathers are a novelty
0f the fall. Snic breast feathers being used
to cover iisa S:!il ard crown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

cocktails. r you don't believe il pluck
Or Of and last" -
The fri.-rl. I.n.ures. to G-iacn one "f
III" cherries ard fouHG tHaJ i really was
o.! m. .urktsii variety.
yell that - IN" ,!;H.t. J." said. Is
fs.i tt latest Ia fail IUi i'"r-2
1T i with !Et 'J.n pi tHs to}- IN our
c"rGyany wa- I!.-r.'.a'i with q bottle of
il.s- SiiE1:csi ci.-rrI"- m other dty. He
6rDCEl.; hem 20 til t!..Hf-r- AID 'cr
1pilr 7 = i.-i rgt -: Hirl =: TOutnp!rk.
ran them through q thread and wound
fh'-IcI around tn" biGrt ---fI- Ny .hum
dared ~. To @ear the hat o;:t ~ :h.
street and you' know I.'VT take 1t
dare"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Ns0saase rS0os0 cO0Ooooeo0es.
kk-YyElIc sPO1AL
winches;e: Ill. Oct. i-S,ost Co1aty
Republicans i: convention here to-day
nominated r. y ToAr OF Manchester for
County Ccmn.sSioaeF. No rsSosvf.ono
Oefp p0Osd
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

n: - E'ss 70 ss''o'-a''us''e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03

Charming things are shown in hair ta-
fet'"s. The E"ItSt are black ard god.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
LITTLE FASHION HINTS.

There are great muffs TO match the
crIue boas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
Ic-;,r.aI rONcIlEox

pr~aae. - IS .oSseal oooc;ssioa. sss Cs:sed
Rsr-.ys rc~:anF olri.g al q Ire pr,s>-
.--y ...s AZ o,<ss.>6 ~ tire - I.Ys 1.aa-
ss.s-ao sa.ie. kou 6-s;-a-:ssns sro1 :se
49, - sss fexaeAsae. on4 c4 10 p-o9p>sy. aa1
y-. &C: - n-E lsah'e to- - aa6t-Oeas - -
ac>eAs,cs ss~-ecS
]: seens ha-s;y eec~ary 'e ay ssas |: tbs
LR0so.ssz.V saD 1ses tsi0 ts.ee !; GSs: A0Se
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-03
MN RTt cIPT>.

HOY CHOCOLATE
SAUCE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
\. Sc VENDE


Una mAquins de vApor de balan,
Gin do seis columns, con cilindro dc
Is pulgadas diamstro y A pulgadas
curse, con su sie y volante, todo On
buen estado, reprssentando 81 cab allos
nominaies dc fuerza.
Un engrsnEls 0s hero fundido
con su Catalina mayor do I2O pulga-
das diamet menor dc 81 pulgsdas,
con sus curetlas, crapodinas y bAnco,
TODD On buen sssaoo y de Ia fabrlca do
Mirrlets, Fait & WATSON d. Glasgow
.Cinco EvaporadorAs Wetzsl dc
cobre, ) de elias iug,ssss do tubos
diaiunalss y 2 ffancesas do tubos rec.
tOs.
Para informec dlriiirse & Ia Ha.
cienda Bocachlcs, Q 4 don Juan g..
Prats, en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
ROrdNdOs

Sc da trabajo d nuenas bordado-
ras envlandoles la tela y el dlpujo 4
cua!quler punto de la lsia. SO iomxn
Iamblen, q sueldo trabaj ando on nues.
tras OhclnRS.
OTRAS LABORES
Se c0mpran encales de hllo, cane
sdR, bsrtas, pafiuelos, cuellos etc., d.
encals dc hilo, gdlpure sobre red, stc.
Sc solicltxn costureras.
Dirigirse q The Porto. Rico Drawn
Work u Embroidery CO., ". Fortale.
20 10. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship COMPANY
hp eontah Postal con Gobeno Dc los ESados Uhs de VmG,

La los York u rsslb.rk q. s.
las doce del dia do Ia 'A sA nos's assse
oers'o ds Nsw OreansE
new oresn. Puerto Rico isvando carea "s
osco de cabotae -E PORTO lvsndo
sls su M % n M .i 40. &C. oo q
N Moviembre ~ % Dioiembre ' ''''' o0'oo"
Ese de
ga nessa las IL del dia
qlens" nsss az cukto do 10 tards ~
vAsCO ando solaa odos los nu.r..
~
e msrcoe Otuhre 25 Novmbs e. Deismbra 20 iaos por
y e Otuors IT, Novembre Is M -
60 ssta las IL del dia - AVN AomHfa ear
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
PoNcfnIca de San Juan
Ds los dodors O. Ooa Y 1ost1, J. n.
Odrbonsa W. a. L6pss Antonqsomfs
san jose, NJ II, Prinsipal.

Trsinta sdos do sxpsrisncia pYo.
fssionsl On los snisrmsdsdss tropics
Gales. Alta siruifs. Espscislidad sn
snfsrmsdAdss dc 10 pisl. GinsoolorfA
" Tooologfa. Was urinarias. Oto.
Nno.Laringologia. vsnsroiogfs,
AnAlisis qufmieo y mieroso6piso. 10,
ras do eonsulta: do SG1 II por 10 ms.
nans J de 2G6 do 10 tards. Presto
Do oonsultas, un dollar. A los pobrsa
gratis. Las operacionss % harkn a
este Cabinets, domioilio, On sl Hos.
pisal Prssbitsriano y On sl do mujsrss
y ninos. III ssrvieio dsntro y tusrs do
10 poblaci6n, ssrk JUST prscisdo. %
satistsosn eonsultas mSdicas . los "a.
fsrmos do 10 isla; sl ipterssado rsmi.
sirl nm historial Dc 81 sntsrmsdad ,
un giro postal dc dos dollars, y rssk
|birA an sCusstionarios, suyas pra.
gunsas dsbs sumplimsntAr, , lusgo %
10 snviara 81 sTratamisnto,. Diriitr
10 sorrsspondsncia q Praeticants ,
SscrssArio de la sPolielfnicas don Pio
Amadcr y Rodriguez, San jose ntms.
70 IA, principal, TslSfono 100. saz
Juan. P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
4 AIBRos
GRATIS!

GUIA DE LA SALUD"
Contene mas de 100 pAginas
y nuehos grabados magnlfleos
y laminas en- dolores.
81 HNv1A GRATIS AL QUE
10 S0LICITR.
Este libre ssta esee;te de una
ias*sra clara y eoneisa, para que
tods aausl sue 10 lea pueda com.
prsnderle. Per medic de este libro
iAtsrssanh SO han salvado muchas
kldas, y salvara atn muehas mas
pot muy esrsanas gus Sc hallen de
Ia sspultara.
Este ss an trataditc en- el sual ne
teScriben tsdas las snfsrmsdsdes
que atassh al sistsma humane y los
hedlos de curarlas.
Esta eserito exclusiyamente
para los Hispano.Americanos 6
mas biea para 10 raza EspahOla
Por el Professor E. c. COLLINS,
&c Ia Univsrsidad dc New York.
En- este libro pucdea leerse los
aseretos de la vida sexual Y ma.
trimoaial, y como llevar a cabo los
asberss inatrimoniales y conseguir
Una prcle tobusta y saludable asi
como Ell modo de conservar su pro-
pia sslud y la do sus hijos.
Toao Of que ha lcldo este libro
dice que vale su peso en- orc. Els
III lihro para todo cl mundo, pa
ra el esposo y la dulce esposa, para
el joven mancebo y la joven dom
cola. para cl ornalero, para Ell meca-
nleo : para cl hombre do negoclos.
Para las personas cue gocen dc
buena salud rccomendamos los capi-
tuos que tratan sobre la manera
do impodir las Intermediates ;asi
oonio los no monOs interesantes
sobra IL vida sexual y matrimo-
NAL J como c0nsegutr una pr0le
ro5usta J saludablo.
A los que Sc hallan enfermos re-.
comendamos los capitulos que tra-
tan de todas las Intermediates en-
general, como la dispesia, reuma.
tiSmO, enfermedades do los riiio.
nss, del hlgado ETC., etc.
Be distribuiran cincuenta mil
(S0,OO0) ejemplares gratis, Y to.
da persona que 10 solicite y en-.
yle q osta 0fcina algunas estam.
niiias do correos, junto con el
nombre Y direction, recibira uno
DO estes libros.
No echen en- oivido ei escribir sin
demora, pues ha sido tai Ia acoeida
shs ha obtenido la primera edici6n
de eets obra, que va casi SO ha ago.
tago.-~ Eseriban inmedistamente al
Dr.. E. c. Collins
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
lao West 81 st., NEW YORK;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
OTR0 CR|MEN

En- el pueblo dc Naguabo, barrio
de sRio- -blanco,s 80 vends una nnca
eompussta de III cuerdau dc tsrrsno
msgnffcos para cafe, tabaco, plata.
nos demas frutos memories. Su pre-
clio 90 $500 al cortado frsnetico. Pa.
ra mas informes dirijirss 4 don W.
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, 1905-06-03
It WOULD CUT OUT
THE SUNDAY TRIPS
COLORADO SUNDAY SCHOOL AS
ISOLATION ADOPTS STRONG
RESOLUTION.
Call Upon Railroad Companies to Es-
tabIish Weekly Exclusion Rates On
Other Than the Lords Day-No
Large Gatherings of Christian Sci
entists To Be Held This Year.

Colorado Springs, Colo, June Be
fore adjourning Thursday night, the
Colorado State Sunday school associa-
ton adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this convention hat we disapprove and
condemn in no uncertain name the
Sunday excursions whereby. the rest
and quiet OF the Lords day is broken;
that We urge on all the Sunday schools
of the state to take a firm stand for
right in this matter; that we represent
to the railroad companies of the state
our adherence of this Dissertation Of
the Sabbath as We believe that they
primarily are responsible for it by Gre
ating and catering to a demand for
Sunday excursions; that We call upon
them to establish weekly excursion
rates on other than the Lords day.
, 1905-06-03
LANDER MAKES EXTRAORDINARY
MOVE TO PREVENT IRE
MENDoUs LOSS
OF TRADE.
Will Build Electric Line from That
City to Terminus Of Proposed Chi
cage and Northwestern and Pre-
vent Building or Competing Town
Gould Has Bought Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company.

Lander, Wyo.. June 3.-The citizens
of this town, headed by Banker Ad-
more, are planning an extraordinary
move TO prevent the establishment OF
a new town at the terminus of the
Northwestern's proposed extension to
the Shoshone reservation. The North
western is planning the establishment
of i city at the II of its proposed
line, and this city would probably
prove the ruin of Lander commercial
ly. A stock company has been form
ed and 500, 900 subscribed to build an
electric line from Lander to the new
terminus, thus bringing the business
here and making Lander an Quitting
point for those entering the reserva
ton next year.
, 1905-06-03
PAINTING
BUILDINGS
BOSS PAINTER WooDARD STARTS
GANG OF MEN TO WORK ON
DEPOT THIS MORNING.
improvements Will Include Hotel
Building, Depot Building, Baggage
and Express Offices and Telegraph
office-Fire in Roof Of Box Car
In the Yards Here.

p. A. Beck, supervisor of bridges
and buildings for the Union Pacific.
was here this morning, looking after
the repainting Of the railroad COM
pany's buildings here. A gang of men
under Boss Painter Woodward was
stai ,eu To work during the forenoon on
the interior of the depot and on the
iron fence around the telegraph Of
flee, and the whole place will be gone
over, including the inside and outside
OF the hotel building, the depot build
ing. the express and baggage rooms
and the telegraph Office building. Mr..
Whitney, the superintendent of the
Wyoming division, was also here this
morning, and confirmed the report that
the painters would be kept here until
all the work outlined above had been
done. The freight depot will not be
repainted at this time, it having been
painted recently. The painters have
already added greatly to the appear
ance Of the buildings.
, 1905-06-03
OBJECT To PAYMENT OF TRIBAL
TAX AND THE CLOSING OF
STORES IN CITY OF
MUSKOGEE.
indian Police Arrested by City Author,
tiles and Trial In Police Court
mittee Representing Business Men
Of OkmuIeee, Wagner, Tulsa,
Muskogee and Eufaula Are Going.

Muskogee, June 3.-Muskogee is in
open revolt against the payment of
the Creek tribal tax. The closing of
stores and the arrest of the Indian po-
lice by the city authorities will prob
ably lead to the arrest today of Mayor
Fite, Hans Carter. Thomas Owns and
George Murphy, attorneys for the cit
liens, on federal warrants.
The case against John West, captain
Of the Indian police, who closed two
stores yesterday. and arrested on the
charge of assault and battery and dis
turbing the peace, was postponed in
the city police court this morning I'M
til this afternoon. Meanwhile no furtn-
er effort is being made to collect the
taxes. A committee of business men,
with A. w. Robb Of Muskogee as the
chairman, and four others, represent
ing Okmulgee, Wagner, Tulsa and
Eufaula, will go to Washington this
afternoon to see Secretary Hitchcock
and President Roosevelt.