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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04
NAMI-KO

Arpe era redonda csne ana peonz ell atexsdo sembn roo
eAia obacuras oos lustrosos xun
que do bgets pobado tenia
nil. rshs)ando tel inosensa cue proveCaba ssnrssa
-Aqu Nsnes ana carts, suerido~y Nami-san SO Ia d6
-iAh! Parece de tn padre
FL ovsn camb6 POGO de poss6n abri6 Ia carts de
la sual ssy6 Otra sslAds.
-Tas esqsea para Nami-san Parece estar ben. Ja
lia iQsS shssso Parsss sue le oige habr Y sonsnds
puso an lAao ID carta
Iku dio Nanan levantando vsta de su csrta vol
V6ndoss 10 anclIna qts poAiA h Ia csmda
tunbrlda al clma expones iufrir antique sshssu
iOh 90 muy Anabs reoordtndoms.
-blsR pues suero somer ago, diJo oil lover En- ell dia
sole ne pobde des pedsxos de toa de he samnado
Sisnto musha hambre s6no llama este pescado
No paress esperkp.
lie dan 81 nsnbre Dc syamames mo ss All, IkuI
-si por cierto Est, sabs muy bien Ne hloss ell sb.
Nqaie dc stra tsEa de arroza
Que spetto tiene e se1or
-Naturansnte porsus hoy ncsnd Ell Monte Soma desde
Haruna dssps segu Futae takes euando baba las pe6as
de Byobs, sncontr6 chico que envaron buacame
De Verss que fuiste tan leosl
-SlI Que preeesa 10 vista deade ell Monte Sema Hu
bera Qusrido aseHpaHara Nsmisan lado dla
tan las laBsr el rio Tone hA perdere Ia e-
p ment que en- otro imontcnan ss conas dtras
de sobre astanes destac blanca
del Fsylm 81 sups escrbr versos reara poets Hito-
marc. eon ovlal sonriss, afadi6: Dame etra taxa.
Que belo dese ser Cusno g agradara r ahI-diio
NamiMn.
Jsm! 81 Nami.saA pudsra trspar, Ia condecoraria con
G ordH del MlAne de Ore En- hi vida he vereHte
empinsda sAboIa Hay docsnA de eGdenIs de hero
suradlI en- sonno syudarse con elias en- Ia ascension
Para ni ID sgnhea NADIA, poQu como mbGs mi prsc
Asaasma naval de YeddajmG nae permite gear IN
mAI suspendsrms de los apareoi presmo que
habrks tocado nj ell ueo de Tokyo tus pececitoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04
EN- Ell AYUNTAM|ENT0

los terrenos que psrtenecen 81 NUM-
cipio de San Juan cuya reclamation
debera recomsndar al alcalds sea en-
tablada 10 sntes possible, de asuerdo
con 10 resuelto va por Ia Corporation.
Ell .alcalde informa que no o.
possible emprenderse en- la actualidad
obra alguna para llsgar al fin inms-
diato de poner 81 servicio p1bliso sn
Sansurce un cementerio, por ID raz6n
de que el terreno comprado con tel
obJeto no reune condolences para des.
tinarlo q ,cementerio, y en- esta situa-
ci6n ell senior Balado, que fu9 ell vends.
dor de dicho terreno, ofrsce otros en-
cambio de aqutllos, y desde lusgo hs
comisionado 81 Inspector de Obras
Pdblicas municipalss J Official de sa.
nidad, para que giren una vista ( los
terrenos nuevamente ofrscido se infor
men sobre sus condiciores.
Ell concejo acuerda recomsndar al
alcalde que cuanto antes se llsys
a efecto por el oncial de Sanidai 6
inspector dc Obras Pdblicss ID vista
que indica los terrenos ofrscidos DOR
81 sehor Balado, y con su resul.ado
sc de cuenta para Ia resolution que
procsda.
Fue acuerdo pase 6 informs del
alcalde de la cfudad, Ia solicltud de
don Juan Margarids y oiros, sobrs
que 80 pida a Ia Junta Do Csmiros el
arreglo del que desde 81 poblado do
Santurce conduce & Loixa.
Acuerda ,el concejo el arrsglo del
pavimento dc Ia plszs Baldorioty de
Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04

Hoy EMBARGO en- ell Caracas ha
ella Nfieva York n estro qnerido ami
60 don Antonio r, Barcel6, corer-
clante de importaci6n y juez murici-
pal de Fsjardo.
-Acompsiian al sefIor Barcel6 81
esposa, su se1ora madre polftica J
otras personals de su familia
Dfseamos los distipguidos via.
leros una travesfa feliz y mucbas sa-
tisfacciones en- su excursion 4 los rs
tados Upidos.
Hay mucha animation en- ell pGbli-
co, con motive de Ia fiesta que dara
mafsna jueves en- el teatro del Parque
ell celebrado trans sformista y violinista
senior La Presa. Ell progrsma, que va
conocen nuestros lectores, es ameDfsi
mo. acknowledgements, Ia function de
mafsna sera una de las mejores que
hs sbra dado en- San Juan el aplaudido
artista
--Esta mahaua SO presentaron en-
la Corte de Distrito csrca do ounce
declaraciones de Jurisdiction yolunta-
taria.
Ell Juzgado de Paz de San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04

jose Maldonado, que vsndfa
manzanas podridas aver por la calls.
fue dsnunciado ala Corte municipal.
sentenciandose'e hoy a 2 dollars de
multa 4 dias de arresto.
Ell fiscal de la Corte de Distrjto
de Humacao ha rsmItido al laborato.
rio qufmico del departamento do Sa.
nldad unas ropas manchadas, para
que sean reconocidas informe 81 las
manchas que presertan son 8 no de
sangre.
Suponemos quo dIchas ropas se
relacionen con el cr.men dc Caguas.
En- ell dis de aver habfan en- Ia
carcel de San Juan, 473 presos y G3l
on el presidio.
-Josefa Oquendo ha formulado
denuncia contra Tomasa Cruz, DOR
habsr esta entrado en- la habitacI6n de
aquella, sgredi6ndole.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04
(e0nfnuac;dn dc Ia pdsana 81

(e0nknuac;dn dc Ia pdsina 81
el contrato, no habrfa que esperal
nuevas proposiciones de empresas Gut
hubieran do hacer instalaciones COS
tosas d riesgo de un negocio de escass
duracioD, proporcionandose sdemss
% ventaia de que de este modo ell In
geniero que ha de venir para ell estu.
dlo de eats asunto tendra lugsr expe.
ditto para acer sus trabsjos y como.
cerse de modo flo las yer tajas de
contratar el servicio 8 de hacerlo con
irstalaci6n propia.l
La Corporation seepta ell ipforme
~ acuerda la pr6rroga por un aflo ma $
del serviclo de alumbrado electrico.
De acuerdo con 10 informado por
el ingenie,o inspector de Obras p1.
blicas municipaes, desestima el conce-
10 la petici6n de Santiago Latimer
sobre que Sc le autorice para e.table-
Ger una bolera en- terrenoa de cate mu
nic'plo situados fre nts a la plazs de
Colon.
Ell inspector de Obras Pdblicas
municipales informa que el terreno en-
que Luis Rosario trats de emplazar
un .kio' ko forma parte de la plaza do
la Lealtad pertenece al municipio
aunque fgura comprendido dentro de
10 reservado para Ia E,taci6n Naval
de San Juan, por mas que ell munici.
pio no ha lido hasts la fecha requeri-
DO para la entrega de tales terrenos.
El concejo Sc da por ,enterado Y |
acuerda Sc tengan en- cuenta estos an.
tecedentes al establecerse cualquie
reclamation, va judicial, va guberna
iva. que tenga pnr objeto reivindicar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04
RlBAlORECA DE .LA DEMoCkAoA,

i Vsx.ns Dos Idijo ella sonroiada sonrisAts Tsve
csss de gmnssia . al solsso
B,h No se puede sontar mueho cen Ia ginnasia del
Ceego de Dsms Nsbss Rcusrdo qss visi eli seegs uHs
vz VI las aumns abAnico hacienda nRndsd 10 cosss
Goa 'somp namsnto de pns misnts eanban <a Can
zion de h Nssne' Ce al prncipo que tratabs de ana
dans de faata' pro lusgo dsscsb sss vaors
mails gmnasa volvi6 rer
No debes dsoir ssas cesss
-EsushA al lado de Ia Aia do Yamak easa parad. ana
even vestld con c6mo LANAI h ana fsda de color
cusls bsndo sin fane emil vista Eoy utguro de cue era
NimMn. Come tquS. no dicss nadai
Como hsoaa iConoces ID ha dc Yamiki
81; mi padre sofia proeierls am nos vista N.m-san
Va sstss contsltada, no es aff
-Dees
Marble y nsjer deben refr -diio ks ,lsorsmsnts
Vames, que Sc h'gsa las pases tomasdo oil te
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04

Ell agents dc rentas internss Mr.
King ha denunciado oil vecIno de San.
turce Santos Clsmente, por vender per-
fumerla sin tener 10 corresr orc dIents
patente.
-Ha sido nombrado sgente do
Rentas lnternas Mr.. Mac Donxall.
Hoy empez6 Ia Junta do rsvi.
sion de Ia propiedad ( estudisr los
informes que fueron sentsdos DOR
los propietarios de San Juan.
-Ests maflsna embarcaron en- al
vapor <Caracass hscia los Bstados
Unidos, los Comisionados del Ints.
rior y dc Educaci6n seflores Elliot
Falkner.
Ell juez municipal sentenci6 how
d jose Rivera q cuatro meses do car.
Gel, por hurto.
Ha sido sentenciado hoy por 81
Coatsnel~ on Ia p<0snd ss)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

oOMAklO:-Don Antonio K. Barce6.-Funci6n de L.
Preas.-SHabeas Corpus, de Pesante Gomez. Ell Con
sejo Executive reunra asmanana. Caco detendo o-Exa
menes de servlcio civilRopas sospechosas -Excarce
lados en- Mayaguez. sentencias detencio
mes en- San Juan.-Escandalo pedradas en- e callej6n
de las MonJas -Mutas recolectadas por Juzgado de
Paz.-tlestas de San Francsco-Nuevo peri6dco-
Escalamiento en- Juana Diaz-Un ahorcado en- Rio
Pledras. Hombre herido en- Ponce. Otro herido en-
klne jn -Mitn obrero en- Lares. Huelga de coedores
de cate en- Lares Revision de las asaciones de San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04
SECC|0N kERCANT|L
hotas comeTcia|es de San Juan

FREEZES MN do los articulos
que SO detaIIan en-
almaCenes
ARROz. Jap6n II y 90 4 81 H,Iden
SS.Aa s 90 americana eorriente de
o.NaS.40.
Aios dc 20 stvs. & 4.
Jamonsa %.
Qussos amscs.a s1b. Patagras IS.
Tocino, Z a 154.
Jab6n, ~ 4 4.9O Rocsmor.i
sz-srisano, s2} y4}.
Pasta del pals at.
Nantsca $6 en- en- latas de
Nkl0.
Harina de at aSe.
Habichuelas Anerieanas blancas
largas = ct.
GarbAnzos ~ . 9t
Baealao t7}
Csbollas &e4.
kautes uillai de s1S 1o
Pasta americana en- caiss de una
arroba 90.
Papas smerissnas as2
Tasajo $40.
Twas BI s3t.
varI0s articuIUs del pals
Precl0s sorrlentes
Axdosr para el consume:
Moscabado clsro de "a. q S4t.
De miel claro e3.76.
Centrffuga claro de- 10 q s5i
Americana de 1ssSt a6.
De Ponce s4} s.
Algod6n do u 81.
Almid6n t3t
Caft corrients S11t IL.
Ousros duless s1o }a17
Cocos de Is Is millsr.
Ron 80 grades Cartier & s1.50 cen.
sfos gallon pagados r. Intsrnas.
Naix Z 1.26.
Sebo al q.q.
Tabaso, nominal.
Camblos oorrlentes
Lendrss check 8 4.o9
Paris a 81 .,
Hamburgo 3t&4s
New York 70 ctvs P,
Espafa 8 div 25} D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04

| ACCi0neS
Banco de Pto. Rico 8 18 & 20.
Bsnco Territorial. s15t Is.
Banco Popular. $3.50 as.
Buques anunciad0s
Vapor aleman <Bolivia,. Sc es.
pera de un momento d otro procedente
de Europa.
Goleta americana Carrie A. La
ne.s Empezsra cargsr en- New York
el del corriente y saldra para esta
y Jobos ell Is del mismo.
Vapcr americana <Philadelphia,
procedeuie de Nueva York recalara
mahana.
10mdr0n puerto:
Aver fonde6 el vapor frances
<t'erdinsnd de LsssepsS procedente de
Europa con carga.
Goleta americana ePhiress w.
Sprsgne1 procedente de New York con
carga.
Vapor americana Caracas, de
la Guayra con trAnsito.
Goleta cana Maria9 de Humacao.
<Msy Flowers de Luquillo,
Sc baJiltQr0n dc sQlidd.
Napor <San Juans para la isla.
q <Caracass para New York.
4 <VascoS para la isla.
Goleta Gala Blanca, Arroyo.
Buques en- puerto
TRAvSEIA
<Mannie SWAMI descsrgando.
sEleamont E, BrastamS pendiente. |
SFerdinapd de Lessepss descargdo |
sPhineas w. Epragne, i'd.
COSTANEROS
<Corszon de Marias Aguadilla y
Msysguez.
sIndia, descargando.
<Carmelita1 Yabucoa.
cana Msria1 Humacso y Ngbo.
<May Flowers Luquillo.
En- esta imprenta Sc ven
lie papd viejo a 81 quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-04

En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papd viejo q 81 quintal,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
The Hornets Nest Woman.

She wonders why her women friends
don't flock about her, court her and
call her "dear."
1t is because she never goes any
where without hornets nest.
She has it with her and Is always
giving it little shakes. Everybody
knows how hornets nest acts when
some one shakes it.
She makes unkind remarks about
every one and criticises her best friends
when their backs are turned.
She tells one friend all OF the Ill
natured things that another has SAID
about her.
She calls attention to peoples free.
kles and wrinkles.
She never forgets any disgrace in a
family history.
II a woman's dress fits well she
never mentions it, but she Is always
suggesting how the sleeves might DC
changed to make them in fashion.
She tells mothers the bad things that
she hears about their sons and she tells
wives the bad things she hears about
their husbands.
She waves the hornets nest above
her head as If it were a dag OF honor
and wonders that the women run at
the sight of it.
She puts on an innocent face anu
pretends that she believes that she Is
being honest, truthful, helpful.
She is, in fact, being hateful, spite
full and disagreeable.
We could get on very nicely without
Miss Truthful and her nest Of hornets.
Brooklyn Citizen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
SELLING CAPITOL LANDS
ARE ARRIVING IN
GREAT NUMBERS AT PIERRE,
SOUTH DAKOTA.

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. 15.-Homeseek-
ers from all parts of the country,
principally from the northwest, are ar
irving 1lere in large numbers to avail
themselves of the sale of capitol lands
IN Mcpherson county, and in the coun-
ties Hyde, Edmunds and Faulk, autho-
rized by the state capitol land commits
sioners. Since the auction of state
lands a month or more ago the influx
of hOmeSeekers into this state has been
remarkably large. In the last month
the local land officer has received
more filings than ever before during a
similar length of time. The total for
last month was 461. That means that
more than three and one-half town.
ships of the land west of the Missouri
river were taken during that month
the Chamberlain and Rapid City offices
have been accepting many claims. For
the last three months four and one
half townships of the government land
in the Pierre district have been taken
up and the rush for lands along the
new line of the Northwestern road has
only began.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
INSPECTOR RITZ MADE ROUNDS
OF GROCERY STORES AGAIN
TODAY.
Seized Several Boxes of Apples At.
fected With ScaIe-Growers to be
Closely Watched.

Fruit Inspector Ritz made the rounds
Of grocery stores where fruit is kept
on sale Friday and seized sew
eral boxes of apples infected with
scale. Out of about a dozen stores
visited this morning the inspector
found three where imperfect fruit
was being sold. The apples seized
will be destroyed.
although 1 have warned merchants
about disposing Of or handling fruit
showing signs of scale, there are sew
eral who evidently have short men,
cries and still persist in dealing in
infected fruit" Inspector Ritz said this
morning. I'm instances the law is
probably disobeyed owing to the ig-
norance of the merchants, who have
difficulty in determining unclean fruit
where it is only slightly affected. The
fault mainly lies with the growers, who
in many instances carefully conceal in
fected fruit in the bottom of the
boxes, leaving the nice fruit to be
packed last on top. The fruit al
ready seized came mostly from the
Milton and Freewater districts.''
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16


achieved some fame as we'll as fortune
She is probably the wealthiest woman
in her native state of Michigan. And
who shall say that her achievements do
not merit some recognition by those
who write names on the scroll Of
fame? Her accomplishments certainly
compel notice from those who record
the doings Of world workers-the re-
suits attained by those who have blazed
new ways and followed lines of eudeav-
or heretofore uneXplored by their sex.
Mrs. Beacham was born fifty-twO
years ago in kalamazoo, Mich. Her
maiden name was Reynolds. She mar
ried when twenty-five years old f. L..
Beacham, who is yet living, but who
has been an invalid for several years.
She has two sons, Claude and Erwin.
whose ages are respectively twenty
eight and twenty-five years. Mrs.
Beacham has been taking railroad con-
tracts for more than twenty years, the
past few years, during which her great
est achievements have been wrought,
having been spent in the southern
states.
Though Mrs. Beacham declined to
tell what her yearly earnings are, 1t
was learned from other sources that
she makes $4,000 and upward annual
". Mrs. Beacham says her biggest
contract was with the Tennessee Cen
trail railroad in 1900 She made about
$4,000 or $4,000 on that, and it took
nearly a year to do it.-Washington
POST
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16

Chinese residents and travellers in the
United States.
The eighth demand repudiates ex-
ceptinnal registration
Chinese in Hawaii.
Ninth, the admission of Chinese la
borers to the islands of Hawaii and the
Philippines, provided the local authori-
ties are willing
Tenth, in case of necessity inquiry on
arrival, there is to be no detention.
provided security be furnished. Tech
nical errors in papers are not to be
considered a bar to admission.
Eleventh, the admission of the fami-
lies of Chinese residents, the importa-
ton of females being safeguarded.
Twelfth, the re-admission to the
United States of Chinese who have
been deported for non-registration on
proof of their possession of property
in that country or that they are cred
itors there.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Speech Of s.1 Actor.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 16.-The speech
of an actor who for twenty eight
years has brought tears and laughter
to playgoers everywhere in the country.
was stilled forever by surgeons knife
yesterday, when the tongue of Fred
eric L. Power, stage director at the
Bush Temple theater was removed at
st. Joseph's hospital. Mr.. Power will
never be able to articulate again, the
surgeons declare. though the patient
himself hopes against hope that he will
regain the power of speech to some ex-
tent. The stricken mans last words
before the operation were expressions
of cheer to his mother cancerous
growth called for the removal.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Honey Mine Found.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16.-"Bilr'
Terry, an assayer, who recently came
to Los Angeles from Gallup. N. NJ,
says he has found an immense deposit
of honey. He said:
Il had been in Gallup several weeks
when l got acquainted with an old
squaw, who took a liking to me. Six
weeks ago she said she was going to
show me something only a few people
knew about.
"A few miles out of Gallup we rode
into a canyon. Taking my knife, she
jabbed it into what appeared to be
solid rock.
We'll, sir, what do you think it was
Nothing but petrified honey. There's
a vein about eighteen inches wide and
a foot deep running from the ground
up through the entire side wall of the
canyon. There's hundreds of thou
sands Of pO'nds of it,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
& SWONlANSa
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MRS. THEODOSIA BEACHAM.
a woman Who Has Made a Fortun-
In Building Railroads.

- VINO mas Made q Fortune
In Building Railroads.
Mrs. TheodOsia Beacham, builder Of
railroads, fills unique place in the
held OF woman's endeavor. She is said
10 De the only woman in America. per
maps In the world, who has enga ged
to large extent in the construction of
the great steel highways. She is in a
class OF one. She has made railroads.
blasted rocks, dug up primeval forests.
cut through the foothills, filled in the
valleys and reared bridges in something
like half score of states. She has di-
rected men and mules, and steam and
dynamite have been forced to serve her
ends. She has figured on contracts
whose prices ran into hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars. Her intellect and
financial ability have been matched
against some Of the country's greatest
railroad magnates, and she has not suf-
fered by such encounters. She is a per-
son Of pluck and energy, Of finance and
diplomacy.
But Mrs. Beacham's life, strenuous
though the latter half Of it has been,
has proved to her liking, and she has
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Lawson On the Copper Market.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. 15.-Lawson
today advertises admitting that the
pool in Amalgamated Copper in which
he operated sustained a loss of three
million six hundred thousand dollars.
He gives advice concerning the cop
per range, saying he believes it will
advance, but drops all responsibility.
He says investors. following his ad-
vice on the copper range have made
dollars.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
PROPOSE BOYCOTT SOLUTION
HONG KONG COMMITTEE FRAMES
DEMANDS, WHICH ARE OFFER
AMERICAN MERCHANTS

HONGKONG, Dec. 16.-At meeting
ing of the boycott committee of the
Chinese guilds and American mer-
chants, the boycott committee drew up
the following demands, the granting
of which, the members said, would be
necessary to bring the boycott to an
end:
: First, a distinct definition of the term
"laborer."
Second, that legislation affecting the
Chinese must have the approval of the
Chinese government.
Third, that American consuls III
China be authorized to issue certln-
cate for admission to the United
States of Chinese, except laborers,
without hindrances, except in cases OF
fraud.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
PAGE EtEvEN
Captain Does Not Believe Il.

COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. 16.-Lawson
Taggart says that he does not believe
his wife has fled with the children
He says the matter is in the hands of
an attorney and if she really has gone
steps will be taken to recover the child
rem. Attorney Wertz says the woman
is in contempt of court He expects to
locate her when she is wanted. with
out much trouble.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Screen For Photos.

Some of the cleverest ways OF DIS
posing of fine photographs have peen
devised, fer it's no longer the fasnion
to keep them hidden away In cabinets
for the mere Joy Of possession. VIII
liam Morris theories are becoming
more and more widespread, especially
+he one which demands use for every
thing that is about.
A plain wooden screen was caleo
nnon TO create one Of these uses Tor
photographs. The wood was stained .
duh brown, one Of the innumeraDie
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Foreign Passports.

Fourth. the issue of passports by the
Chinese or other governments for sub
mission to American consuls prepara-
tory 70 the granting of certificates.
Fifth, medical examination prior TO
departure to be conducted by one ooc-
tor for America and one european ooc-
tor. the latter to be appointed by the
Chinese authorities, with a similar eA-
animation on arrival in the Olii'eu
States if found necessary.
The sixth and seventh demands can
for most favored nation treatment u
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A Sickly Diary.

"Look here, old chap, I'll give you a
valuable tip" said the experienced
married man to the prospective bride
groom. Don't let your wife keep q
diary on the honeymoon. My wife DID
that, and now whenever we Quarrei
she brings it out and reads some OF the
idiotic things I said to her then"
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Easy.

"How do you suppose that fellow
ever got through college"
"By means of college coacn.-
Baltimore American.
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Shells that an English coat you are
wearing? He-Yes. How do you IKE
r.? She-To be frank with you, 1t ID
fright HeIt wouldn't be English II
kwasn't-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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It is great and manly to disdain dis-
mise: it shows our, spirit and proves
our strength.-Young.
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KENhEDY'S
LAXATIVE
honey and TAR

Cures Colds by working them out Of
the system through a copious action OF
the bowels.
- Cures Coughs by cleansing and
strengthening the mucous membranes OF
the throat, chest. lungs and bronchial tubes.
For Group. whooping Cough, La Grippe,
Influenza, Bronchitis, and all Coughs,
Colds, Lung and Bronchial affections no
remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. Children like it.
Put up In Csc, SOC and ST. 90 bottles at tho Lab.
oratory Of E. Q. Dewitt & Co., Chicago. v. 6.A
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The Red Glover Blossom and the Honey Bee %
Every Bottle.
"A Cold or a Cough nearly always pro-
6uces constipation-thew water all runs to tho
eyes. nose and throat instead Of passing out
Of the system through the liver and kidneys.
For the want of moisture the bowels become
dry and hard"