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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
A Switchman Crushed.

John Byrne, switchman on the
Northwestern road, aged 80, was
crushed between two cars at James
vile on Sunday. His injuries are
considered fatal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
Explosion at Lncky Hit Nine

Pick and Cad About forty pounds
Of dynamite accidently exploded In
the Lucky Hit mine northeast Of
shullsburg last Sunday afternoon.
1t seems that the dynamite was placed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
The Cough That Tickles

If your cough tickles, If your throat
in iuhamed try Gloria Lung Balsam.
1t drives away the inhammed patches
and stops the cough at once. Best for
children. Sold by Fred Vivian.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
Mineral Point DodgeviIle Stage Line
Morris Proctor, Proprietor.

stage runs daily, except Sunday, leaving
Mineral Point at fs45 u. M, and Dudgcville
between and . y, m,
Connects Mt 0odgcvilc with train ON
G. 4 N, ". ny, for Madison, milwaukee,, etc.
aud at Mineral Point with 4 10 train on
g. NJ, 4 st. Paul R'y for platteyllle, Oar
lngton, Shuilshurg, Monroe and GAINESVILLE
Calls left Mt the hoteis, Mineral Point, will
receive prompt attention. Fare auc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
Persons Who Bark .

II you are coughing your head off,
have visions of asthma, try Gloria
Lung Balsam. Made of honey, wild
cherry and other healing balms.
Best for children. SOLD by Fred WV
ian
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16

Charles Hildreth has bought lot
OF Mr.. s. S. Heathcock to the west Of
the village Of Linden and will soon
commence the building Of a dwelling
house thereon. Southwest Wiscon-
sin
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
Profit in Poultry.

Will Hahn, prosperous farmer
living toward Annaton, sold chickens
and turkeys this year to the amount
of 1922, which is as much as the aver
age farmer gets from the sale of hogs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
MINERAL POINT
Real Estate Agency
Resent Sales Made Through
This Agency.
AT THE DEMOCRAT OFFICE

The Stephen Thomas residence, on
State street, to William Campton.
The A. G, Deller house and lot,
ON Iowa street, formerly owned by
Samuel Terrill, J to N. X. Van Matre.
The n. X. Van Matre residence,
on Chestnut street, TO John Coady.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16

1t will bring rich, red blood. firm
flesh and muscle, That's what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do
Taxed this moth keeps you well an
summer b cents Tea Or Tablets
Meserole Il Horn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wifeto produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest of bake-day helps.
ROYAL CO., NEW yoR,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

0efudt: Gin sxtsr Yorter. Na6sufraasm in bsr
W germauio 6oae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
Gbemiiaes 9aboratorintt eim=
geri@tet.

Was 6fentlide @eiunbbeitspflege
anbelanSt, 10 fino bierftir our 3eit fei-
tens beg Stabt @eiunbheitsbeamten
9eene Wittel une Wege su elmer Der
Hsujeit sntiprsdenoen Wetbooe fur
2ebensmittel unteriu4ung sefunosn
Doroen. gr bat in benz Nebenraum
feiner i'm @ourtbaus bele9enen Office
elm boafdnbig auseertfstes 4emifdes
GabOratorium einseridtet uno 1T iebt
IN Der 6 age. Waher- uno Wil9-llnter-
iu6ungen iofort boraunebmen. Nber
audi CUR llnteriu9uns feter stOfe, als
Butter, 3die u. I. M. folen In 2iir3e
Npparate ar9eidaft uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

Nnber on. 3wei Snfahen bee
Warion @ountp Nrmenbauies 9eben
lansfam benz Sun9ertOoe entge9en.
Ser cine bapon ,@ranopa" 9ittle, tin
9~4idbriger @reis fann feine NabrunQ
mebr gu fi4 nebmen, obpobl fie ihm
In GROCER Msnae barseooten rpiro.
8eOrse Cline, Der anoere geoauerns
mertbe. febt fdredli9e Sdmeraen in,
fOl9e elmer fretsartisen 8rantbeit aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

- Ste 8r6bte uno pafs
i~emoreAmSmabl bon g6nttt-
bIumen mmo 8Iumemfndea
fur aue fremot8ett uno trams
rt0eu Gret9ntKe. @tr ttmo
ieoersett 8erm berett bet oer
3 b bebhInt@ az fetM.
Bertermants 8roS. SO.
241 MaK. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

Sobn Wilbelm m, 50. 435
%. WaibingtOn Str, am seftrigeu
8ormittag. aus Der Station entlaRsn.
tuurbe ON Radmittase urter Nntla9s
bes 3leinbiebfabls bereits mieoer ein-
selodt.
albert d, 19, Der isinl
penn aib als philadelphia ansiebt
tpurbe bur9 bic Seteftios 6olS, gral
uno Sarfb untsr Der Mntlase be!
@robbiebfabls bsrbaftet. gea9 hatt'
einsn 6anofOfer nit Srauenihub.n II
feinem gefbe, bic er gu bertaufei
iu9te unb er er3dblte ben 8eamten
Bob er bieielbsn auf ben @iienbabnse
leiien fano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
Thermonieterftann.

Ebermomsterftane.
559fe 1emperatur $500. So Grab
Ntebrigffe Iemperatur. 1890. Is ~
SO. &. 8Ibtte,
SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

Bauer {.
Warp Brennan. S9uppen, 2srinston
uno state Nue., $60.-SO1n 6. Sboe-
mater, &eparaturen,> 1877 Wsf Warte.
etr., $3.50. = Sobn 6. eboemafer,
Reparaturen, 207 Minerba Ctr. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
0erlan9t Nn3ei9en

rsenb uelber Art peroeu tn Der .Snbtaua Eribnus
nit Sc per Belle fir iebe Suiertion bsre6net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

@ G b o n:

2atprenes unb Mar9aret 9anien,
HOS STD Senate Abe., Mdo6en. -
gbmin unb RoIa 2etpis. 225 empire
Str, Mdo4en. = W. Z. uno Sulia
9aroins. 1902 Wef 8ermOnt Str,
3nabe. - garion uno @orbelia Gbat=
man, 214 OF NortuoOo Str., 2nabe.
-9ennetb uno gtta Gapcett, 430 81
Pratt Str, Gnabe.-2. g. unb Mars
Callahan, 1l30 Spruce Str, &nabe.
albert uno Saiip O'9onnsa, 11a1
Siib Meribian Str, Mdoden. = &.
6. uno Bertha Wisie, 1105 Srow=
bridge Str, Mdoden - Samuel uni
Wprtle Burnett. 2222 Cf IL. Str.
Mdo9sn. -5rso, uno @race S9dfer,
Stabt, 2nabe. = 2ouis unb Mnnie
Wiler, 1883 Weft Ohio Str, &nabs.
-@eorse attins unb Grau, 1908 parl
Nbe., 4nabe. -Sarrp uno gtta Dom.
ner, 226 NOro Sem Seriep Str, Mdo:
den.-artbur urlo Map Srancis, 214f
Noro penniplbania Str, Mdodsn.-
Sobn unb Warion @ance, BIS Nort
Selatpare Str, Wdo9snr
@ etraut:
gopin 81. Spooner-gtta SimiG.
albert s. Seiber-Nora Wap S9pab,
Wilaro u. G9raoer-2aura M. Sieb
@bas, g.. @rabam-Nliee 2oneitrest.
O efforben:
William 6. CARPENTER. go, Central.
6oipital fir Srrfnnise. -MlOn3O @Or.
26. 307 @ef Is. Ctr. - 9ouif'
grpant, 68, 726 California Ctr. =
Grant 5urt, As. 1014 Repnolos Str.
: Simson Suoion, Sc, Central 90
Ipital fir Srrfinnige. = Greo 9ooion
1855 &iber qbe.-Senrp s. 5uoer ir.
81 CT Is. ctr. = Margaret Bone
&ea, IS, 1136 Ot 10. Str .-@barli
8en, 40, All Wef Mi6isan Ctr. =
Sennis Burt, IS, 40 Weribian 6lats
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
Mns 6e1 Geri6ten.
g 9 t.

Observation-Disclosures iopie Die @r=
nennuns zines MaKsnberwalters fir
oas bon ibm betriebene @efGdft.
Sas @eri9t leifete benz Nntraee
6olge lno ernannte 6. @uibtpa bon
Nortb 2ibertp gum MaRenpermalter.
6 uperior- q Of t.
3immer go. l. - Benjamin Suite
trsnsts sesen Daniel u. goswel
2lase elm. bic um bie8 erfansertldruns
elmer Sppotbet eriu4t.
3immer go. 2.-&i9tsr Sames Dr..
2eatbers.
Sn Der Sdabeneriabtlage bon Games
u. 8spnoIbs sesen bic Snoianapolis
Union Railuap COMPANY Durbe su
8%unfen oes &ld9ers srtannt. Snbpls.
In. @ail. 60. murbe our 3abluug bon
1926 uao Srasuns idmmtlider Soften
berurtbeilt.
Sie e6abenerinbtlaee bon Grantlin
g. @afisroap sesen Die Snoianapolis
& Martinsbile Gapib SranRt Gom=
panp miro our 3eit Dor ben @:i9mo=
rener %perbanoelt.
2ouiie &uHe beantra9te gegen 9arrp
$. &uHe bic gbsi6eibun9sfla9e.
Sames u. &spnOlos rei9t S9aben=
eriabtlaee ee9en Die Snbianapolis
Union &ailpap COMPANY elm.
Orpal &. Supan beantra9t eeaen
Sbomas 6. Sane bic 0erfaQsertldruns
elmer SspOtbei.
3immer go. 8. = 3i9ter @iniOn
Garter.
S9abensrfabtlaee bon Mar9aret
Moore sessn Waltsr s. 6ubbaro
uuroe gu @unfien Der ald3erin ent-
i9ieoen. Subbarb mus $500 sablen.
SdabeneriaBtlage Der Nstp Iu=
sufa Suospsnosnt SelspbOne @Om-
punp sssen ShOmas 6. Walton uno
Inoere ruurbe abaemieien.
Soiepb 5. paitiion beantragt gegsn
Charles 5bsooors 8irtst u. u. bic 8er-
falssrtldruns elmer 6ppotbet.
S9aosnsriaBtlase bon Mi4aeI u.
Dazzling 9sssn bic pullman COMPANY
puros absewieien uno Die Soften BON
bsiosn parteisn au sleiden Sbeilen &C.
oeft.
2laas sur g%rlanauns bon gsrfte-
runesgefbern bss Sames 8urbriost
segen bic NatiOnal 2ife anb endurance
Company purbe absemisien uno BIT
Soften besablt.
Sdabsnsriabtla9e bon SObn @beat'
bam ge9en eugene 8usbler miro gun
3eit Dor ben @eidmorenen ~berbanbelt.
Rretsgeri4t.
8. 6. Mnen, 8i1ter.
Sn Der 9lase bon @ba,les W. 9al'
tsub aesen gIisabetb q. Sarris wuro'
bas 8etpeismaterial 9eprtft.
Sn Der S9aoeneriabtIage bon Salt
2inthicum eeasn Die SnbianapoIi!
Fraction uro terminal SO. murbe cit
urtbeil gu @unfen Der betlaeten Sc
isli9aft abssaeben.
CHARLES M q n, elm jun
ger 8urfhe, Der bier on Der Weft yen
Yorf StraBe tpobnt. tpurbe geffern In
Boone gountp 3rsisseridte gu 2-14
Sabren @efdneniB berurt6eilt. Wor
aan NOR angetlast, Saidel Sones, Del
Sohn zines lebanon Sruesifsn be
raubt gu baben.
Inter 8eibilfe zines anoeren BUR
fden, Der leiber auf einem Sntsrurban
tpa9en entfam. burdiudte MOr9an ben
jungen Sones Die Safaen uno i9luI
i'm bann nit einem 2niippel auf Del
2opf. WOrgan 1T Oerf4iebentIia bic
in 2pnfift nit Der polisei 9eratben
Dor mebrerer, 3abreit geb6rte Ct cine
Siebesbanbe an, bic cine biefise 9ol3
banblung UNI ettpa $4,000 befabl
9etettib Nfb, isbt pOIiaif, gelang E
feiner 3eit Der Banoe babhaft 3u mer
2 ben unb bieislbe au 3e%rfreuen.
Grim t.
buarbGberr b. oes 2lein
biebffabls f9ulbig befunben. tpuro
I'm 3riminalqeriht nit 81 nebf SO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
@efterbertht
8a{6instpn, Is. Sanuar.

STIR "a stunSsn, snSeub = ubr UOrssns. 10. sauuar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
9pcaIsB etterberi9t.

8esen beute Nadt uno pabri4einlt4 an
Oonnerfta9 /; trdrmer beIte Nabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

SIR Snbiana Srohenb, S3auer bente
aa6t unS tpabri6einIi4 ON OOnneritag ;
feline rueie ntIi6e Seranberuns in Der Fem.
p%eratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
HEW UNIQUE THEATER s st., ss :tI:s gs'. ss'
.Grhflaifiaes 0anbepiae.

AbeuDs nm 8 1Oc urb zoe. Rotinees Rontag, Vfttt'
tpo9, Souuerftog uno Sonffoo um 2 80. Ane Site
loc. Amoteurs, Sounuerffa9 Rntiuee uno Abenos.
Dieuftnq AbeuSs -Alte Suuefer Hettftreit". Eau1eu
Souuenir Rofinte TittmohS. q. .. 9~bcrbuS,
Siaeutbirer uuo Sefhdftsfibrer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
CO,
Snet0na's srbBts Dry @oobs SdnbIes

Sifion iein Notwithstanding tpiber:
riff uno pro3sItrt uuroe. Or purbe
fdulois ~bsfunoen unb su 81 nebf 6o=
ften uno 2-14 Sabrsn in Der Snbianu
Geformanfalt p%erurtbeilt.
Neue2 la9en.
8. Sora Sublon tlast auf Sdei=
bung bon panisD ID. Suoion, bic
ibn, pie er ansieb., nod nur 2
w69entlider ebe bsrlisB. 9as paar
nuroe am 4. Nusuf 1895 setraut.
5annis Saber fu9t sdeibuns bon
Sohn 6aber, nit benz lie fia anl 81.
Sob. 1903 berbeiratbete. Ser 9lase
nod bat ibr Wann fe srauiam be-
hanoelt uno idlus uno ffiee fs 10, oab
He ioear bertpunbet tpurbe.
Waribaa Bates 9ssen Dora Bates,
Sdeiouns. llnmOraliider 9ebenspan-
bel pirb als S9eiounsssruno anse=
fhbrt.
gliiab gpbee ge9en 9aitie Beatrice
8pbss, Sdeiouns. Gin bibises Semi
permanent, Yorliebe fur geiffise &C.
trdnte, Na9ti9wdrmerei. tbdtlide Mn'
9riffe II. I. N. nirft er !br Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

60 Der 2abrer Gtmtenoe
Sote RaIenoer far 1905 TIT
ourG umfere Office az be-
3iebeu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-09
Letura del Csn!snariO

los. &AA aA taHNs "a AMsAN teAAA - AA4
pOne inex afahicmentc. Lastl
ma e. cue 0sts terrible laoonis
ms" isapida an 3ei, nido ,exa
men ie la Fiiosofia del Dere-
cho en- cl Quijoie lEnsayos dc
Psicolog.a a >o.eciival libro pa
hlicado en- Rar1 elona por el abo-
gado dc aluel Co'egio sefior ca
rreras Arlau. de cuyaS confe-
rencias en- el Atenso Barcelones
va Sc hizo aqui la oportuna OBJ.
servacion.
ConvencidO el ssnor Carreras
de que en- el gran libro de Ger
vantes Sc halla estuChada el al
ma de todo un pueblo propuso.
Sc ostudiar, V luego revelar, a
traves de la epopeya quilOtil el
estado integral de la conciencla
etico iuridlca dc la Espana del
siglo XVI, poniendo a contri
bucion los procedinientos de la
Dovisima Psicologia colectiva.
Para salir airosamente de tan
arduo empeno es menester una
Cultura muy extensa y seleCta,
puesta al servicio de un pensa-
miento muy intense Y muy llbre
de ataduras. FL senior Carreras
Y Artau prueba Cumplidame nte
en- su librO que pOsee entram bas
condolences Ell grado tan exec
iente, que sus vestigaCiones--
con no apartarse un pasO del te-
RENO cientifico-pueden ser Sc
guidas con verdadero interes
hasta por los lectores que me-
nos hayan ahondado en- estu-
dios tan com mplejos y especiales
como los que sirven de base a
La Filosofia del Derecho en- ell
Quijote'
Claro esta que ell jugo del IL
bro Incompatible basta a fertl
liar las mas aridaS indasacio~
nes; perO no es tan facil como
parece extraer el tai jugo V ser
vlrlO amena V sabiamente dcs
de este o aqu.l punto de vista.
HartO sabido es y en- estos
dias hem0s visto muv variadas
pruebas de clio que son mu.
chos los que confunden sus pro-
pias imaginaCiOneS con ell espi-
ritu de Cerv antes, y DO poCos
los que posponen este espirltu q
sus proplos ensuenOs.
~.
En- la dedicatoria al conde de
Lemos (segunda parte del "Qui-
lote) dijo Cervantes humoristi
camente que el emperador de la
China guerra "fundar un colegio
donde Sc leyese la lengua caste
llama, y guerra que el libro que
Sc leyese fnera Ell de la historic
de Don QuiJOte.
Estas burlaS--uO menOS pro-
feticas que otras Glen de Ger
vantes-han resultado veras en-
tOdOS los palses extranJeroS DON
de hoy Sc ensena nuestro idio-
ma. ~ ell Espana7 -. En- is
pa1a no es possible todavia con.
testar a tal pregunta con ell mi
lle e ire" de Leporello, aun de-
clarada obligatoria en- las escue-
las la lectuta del "Qu1jote."
Muy pronto, sin embargo, pa
saran de mil y tres las que cum
plan el precepto legal-amen n dc
intellectual y patrlotlCo-merced
"El LioIo de las Escuelas >"
que les brinda don Eduardo
Vincent con una reduction dol
"Quijote" hecha muy hablmen
te; porque, pese a 10 que acaso
opine en- contra algun Cervant0
aatra, en- este IngeniosO Hldal-
GO lad usum Dclphiporum ON
mis- generis Sc conseTvan Casl
todas las paginas del libro que
mas sanamente excitan la 1nge-
Dua risa infantil, las que cOntle
men mas ieCClOnes proplas para
la niflez, y las que mejor pueden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-09

lfos cr'Ain@l Y "a verse dc der
/ Nanue. Ohaxcs. Este eIud &,
Iltcralo seNillauo dcmnesira "a
IA sms 10 trabaio cu4n 4 fond
conoCe as los t,pos del Principe
dc los lngenios como In oiuda A
I V Ia epoca en cue vivieron loav.
Sa V Carriazo, Rinconeie V Chi
quiznaque. Ia Cariharta V In ma.
Dire Pipota. Dudo mucho. SIN
embargo. que todos los oervan.
t,slas-a 3uienes al senor Cha
YES dedioa su obra-ileven 4
bien que esta. V cabalmente con
OCCASION de una apoteosis Ger
vantina. venga a terminar con
Ia malhadada conduccion de
Cervantes a la carcel dc Sevilla
DoneEduardo Leon V Ortil ha
publicado con los titulos &c
"Tiempos V tiempos Ensue-
no con motive del Don Quijo e
de la Mancha un opuscLlo de
mera fantasia. ionde ingeniosa.
mente nara las sorpresas que
reel brian caballero Y escudero,
ST al salir redivivos de su aldea,
topasen en- su camino con algu'
nos de los novisimos adelantos
materiales.
Muy util para Ell vulgo, cual-
quiera que fuere la edicion en-
que sc lea ell 'Quijote." es el
"Lexico de Cervant que ha
publicado don Jose Manuel Be-
nedicto. IContiene el signiflcado
de unos quinientos vocablos an
ticuados, con la verdadera aCep.
cion Ell que los emplea ell autor
del "Qui]ote'. PreCede al folle-
to una carta de Dicenta.
Terminada la restauracion de
la Capilla del Relator 8 del
Oidor, en- la parroQuia de Santa
Maria la Mayor, de Alcala de
Henares, por el arquitecto Official
don Luis NJ" Cabello y Lapie-
dra ha dado este senior q la es-
tampa un estudio = ilustrado
con excelentes fototipias-tan
complete como inter esante acer
ca de aquel monumento, del
gran valia para la Historic y no
menor para el Arte, Todo cuan
to i'm mIOrta saber aCerCa del lu-
gar sagrado donde fue bautiza-
do Miguel de Cervantes, sc con-
sigma en- La Capilla del Relator
o del Oidor," por el arquitecto a
quien st debe la restauracl0n de
ese recinto donde, tan a gusto
como el cristlano Cervantes, Sc
hallaria Ell musulman eide Ha-
mete Benengell.
Y entregados al brazo secular
del anna unOs CuantoS llbros o
libracos que sc Omiten en- el pre-
sente escrutinio, NADIA grande nj
donoso, en- verdad, solo talta ha
Ger p,eitesia a la obra que, con
mas general beneplaCito, haacer-
tado a conmemorar Ell tercer
Centenario del "QuIjCte.
Por cierto que al terminar es'
tos apuntes hablando de ella, mol
me sera licito decir Finis Coro-
nat opus, slno mas Dien Opus
coronat tinen.
Il. Il xr..1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-09
10 SEW RDVkE

va lleg6 la mantequilla dane
sa de PHILIP w. HEYMAN,
Ia MEJ DEL MUM O.,
que sc vende en- gg@ Casa de
Don Andres CrOsas, almacen
de la Marina, n.' S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04

For that Cough. take Piso's Cure for Cen
sumption
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
De Paehmann Farewell

vladimir de Pachmann gave his fare
we'll concert last evening in Simpson
auditorium before an audience COM
posed of most enthusiastic music low
ers, who braved the storm to hear for
a second time this week the extraor-
binary playing of the famous pianist.
The artist was in a most pleasant
was memorable, for it proved his ver-
satility and gave him an opportunity
to display technique that is un-
equaled in its tone shadings.
In the first parts of the program De
Pachmann was dignified and subdued.
Not until he began to play Chopin did
he indulge in exclamations and other
eccentricities. Then he had aroused
the sympathy and admiration of the
audience, which applauded so vigor-
ously that the sound gave the impress
sion Simpson auditorium was crowded.
The first number of the evening was
Mozart's Fantasia" in c minor, No.
13. 1t was followed by Beethoven s
rondo and Capriccio in G major, opus
29. These two contrasting numbers
caused the artist to be twice recalled.
The second part of the program was
made up Of Schumann compositions.
The Sonata" in G major opus 22,
was magnihcently interpreted. AS am
encore De Pachmann played Schu-
mann's Romance"
Five Chopin numbers and Lizst
encore completed the concert, which
was in some ways more enjoyable
than that Of Monday.
De Pachmann is primarily an inter-
prefer of sentiment. He has achieved
the distinction of commanding acclaim,
as the greatest of all who have sought
TO catch the spirit of Chopin. Last
evening he played familiar numbers in
manner that demonstrated his su-
premacy. Such delicate runs and
arpeggios and such exquisite pianis-
simo passages as his are the despair
of the pianists Of the newer schools.
His reading Of Chopin is authoritative
and for that reason the circumstances
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
DISCHARGES TERM TRIAL JURY
Judge Smith Thanks the Venire for
FaithfuIness

Judge Smith yesterday discharged
the present term trial jury from fur
ther service, and Monday the next term
trial jury of the criminal court will
report for duty.
In discharging the jury, Judge Smith
thanked the jurors for their faithful
service to the county.
A case was to have been tried yes
terday, but the defendant pleaded
guilty and received light Jail SEN
tence.
In commenting upon the case, Judge
Smith delivered an interesting talk on
a legal point known as the doctrine OF
reasonable doubt"
Reasonable doubt" is a difficult yet
simple doctrine "It is a sort OF
intangible subject" said the court.
Its a case OF now you see it, presto,
now you don't" and the jurors joined
in the laugh.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
that prevented him from drawing
large houses are to be regretted.
Russian "TraveIoaue"

In spite of the rain a large audience
gathered at Blanchard hall yesterday
evening to hear Burton Holmes deliver
subject on which the lecturer proved
himself thoroughly at home, having
Travelled several times across the en-
pire, and he led his audience with him
over these journeys in an interesting
manner.
The lantern views descriptive of the
lecture gave the hearers a vivid idea
of the country through which they were
being taken and threw clear light on
several obscure points relative to the
present situation In Russia.
This afternoon at 2:30 at Blanchard
hall Burton Holmes will deliver his
"travelogue" on Beautiful Ireland"
Mr.. Holmes spent many weeks in Ire
land wandering the length and breadth
of the land. This "travelogue'' is a
resume Of all kinds Of experiences, from
day long drives through the wilds OF
Connemara to the long days of fashion,
able pleasure-seeking during the fam
Gus 'horse show week" in Dublin.
For tonight at S:15 Mr.. Holmes will
have the "travelogue" on Japan for his
subject, probably the most interesting
Of them all in a historical sense. Mr..
Holmes offers in this new "travelogue'
a study of Japanese life illustrated by
the most exquisite color pictures and
the most effective and comprehensive
series OF motion pictures. Tonight is
Mr.. Holmes last appearance and fare
well "travelogue" in Southern Califor-
MIA.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-04
Clty's Landmark

F. A. Stephenson, speaking in behalf
of the Native Sons, said the members
of that order were unanimously op-
posed to changing the name of the
street. I'VE want" said Mr.. Stephen
son, ito see the romantic and historic
names of the streets of this city pre-
served intact. in so far as is possible.
This street is one of the city's old
landmarks. 1t touches the border Of
the old Spanish town with all the his
toric associations of the place. AS
Native Sons and Native Daughters, as
the children of the men and women
who made 1t possible for the city to be-
come great and prosperous. we ask
you to deny this petition"
The applicants for the change urged
commercial reasons. They asserted
that there were some associations con-
nected with the present name of the
street that were not pleasant They
stated that they desired to make mary
improvements and that the change IN
the name OF the street was only part
of this campaign. The change was
advocated by C. b. Woodhead and j.
II. Martin, who made the arguments
stated.
Replying to the petitioners, II. C.
Lichtenberger said that no good reason
for change had been given. He
thought that all things being equal the
ancient names Of the streets ought to
be perpetuated.
Woodhead asserted that one of the
property owners who favored the
change was the Baker Iron Works and
stated that this large concern was in
terested in seeing improvements made.
An examination of the papers in the
case showed that the Baker Iron