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Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Atkinson in Mountain City Tuesday at
ternoon. The Atkinsons live on a ranch
near the Forks of the Creek, but are
staying with sister of Mrs. Atkinson in
Mountain City.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12
Nothing Left but the Bark.

''He belongs to one OF our Oldest
families, but he is a consumptive. He
coughs dreadfully."
'Yes; he says all he ever got from
the family tree was the bark"
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

All.kinds of sewing machine needles
and supplies at Rapins.
Everything in the line OF winter goods
for men and boys cheap at Bacharachs
Almost any ything in the way OF provi-
sions can be secured at the Hawley
Mdse. store.
Don't pay $1,000 for a sewing machine
when you can get better one for $500
at Rapin's.
Mike Flaherty has been seriously ill
at his home this week, ailing with an at
tack OF pneumonia.
Hawley Mdse. company has everything
in the line of eatables, which afford
cheer for the inner man.
Chas. f. Wiley has purchased the
home of A. Carlson on 4th street Mr..
Wiley and his family will occupy the
house.
For Sale-A h. p. New York safety
engine and 5 h. p. upright boiler. Both
engine and boiler in first-class condition.
Inquire at this office.
The Owl club is advertising rag time
dance to be given on next Saturday
evening. A good time is assured every
one who attends. Leo Voll will furnish
the music.
James Flynn, who is employed on the
Cook mine. while in the act OF dumping
car yesterday morning mashed two Of
the fingers of his right hund. He was
compelled to lay off.
A nine pound boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mabee, Jr.,
Monday morning. The mother and little
son are doing nicely. Is the father happy
over the event? Well, 1 should calculate.
All the lovers Of the light fantastic
will be delighted to know that there will
be masquerade ball at Armory hall
on the 31st of this month. 1t will be
given under the auspices of the Luna
club.
The w. r. c. will celebrate its anni-
versary on Oct 10, 1905, at or about 8
o'clock p. m., at A. o. U. w. hall, and
wants the public to help celebrate.
Everybody invited to come. Charges
reasonable.
The Temple of Fashion saloon, which
has been idle for the past several months,
was broken into Monday night and be-
tween 300 and 400 cigars stolen. En-
trance was :, effected by the thieves
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

Geo. w. Speer and Miss F. Nixon, OF
Indianola, Ia, were married at the home
OF Rev. r. II. Forester in this city Tues
day noon. Miss Nixon had been visiting
the Forester family several weeks, being
an old time friend and schoolmate Of
Mrs. Forester. The newly married
couple left Tuesday afternoon for Den
yer, where they will enjoy short visit,
after which they will proceed to their
home in Indianola.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

Clay's Review last week contained the
following article regarding the proprietor
Of the Teller house bar, who is we'll
known in this city: "Mr. j. 7. johnson,
western agent for the excellent Grain
Belt beer Of Minneapolis, and Carne-
gie's celebrated Porter, has just returned
from a very successful trip through west.
ern Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. He
says he found business conditions ex-
trelnely good in all the localities he Wis.,
tied. He sold a carload Of Grain Belt
beer 10 Laramie, Wyoming, alone. Mr..
johnson is pleasant gentleman and a
hustler, and will soon open wholesale
department nest to his present place OF
business, 1644 Larimer street."
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

About one hundred people attended
the social given at the Methodist church
Tuesday evening. Games and refresh
ments afforded those present amusement
and pleasure. The entertainment was
given by the social committee of the
church, of which Miss Laura Edwards
is chairman.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

Be sure ard don't forget to put on your
old suit with or without that patch next
Saturday evening and attend the Owl
Rag Time dance. II you come without
your rags you will surely feel out Of
place. Even the music will be in rag
time so Prof. Voll says.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

Station Agent McGinniss made the
largest remittance to the head Offices Of
the G. g. s. yesterday he has made dur
ing his four years service as agent at
this point. Tue remittance amounted to
$4,000, the receipts Of the one day. This
was collected for freight and passenger
traffic. Considerable freight has ar
rived during the past week, an average
Of about seven cars day for the six
days on which freight is hauled.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

All.kinds of sewing machine needles
and supplies at Rapin's.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

The Tuesday Fortnightly club will
meet on October Gath with Mrs.
Moulton at the Teller House. The les
son will be the first six chapters in the
History Of France and the remainder Of
the articles in the Magazine. Hereafter
the club will meet every two weeks.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

The Temple of Fashion saloon, which
has been idle for the past several months,
was broken into Monday night and be-
tween 300 and 400 cigars stolen. En-
trance was, effected by the thieves
through n window in the basement.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

The w. r. c. will celebrate its ami
versary on Oct 10, 1905, at or about 8
o'clock p. m., at A. o. U. w. hall, and
wants the public to help celebrate.
Everybody invited to come. Charges
reasonable.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

The Owl club is advertising rag time
dance to be given on next Saturday
evening. A good time is assured every
one who attends. Leo Voll will furnish
the music.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

James Flynn, who is employed on the
Cook mine. while in the act OF dumping
a car yesterday morning mashed two Of
the fingers of his right hund. He was
compelled to lay off.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

All the lovers Of the light fantastic
will be delighted to know that there will
be masquerade ball at Armory hall
on the 31st of this month. 1t will be
given under the auspices of the Luna
club.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

Everything in the line OF winter goods
for men and boys cheap at Bacharach's
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

with Mrs. Frank Mayhem.
J.C. Peterson, Of Omaha, Neb, was an
arrival in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Peter.
son has mining interests in Pine creek.
Miss Ida Kruse returned Sunday from
her extended European trip. While
abroad she visited the :leading cities Of
England, France and Germany. Her
tour OF the foreign Countries was most
enjoyable and incidents Of the trip she
has to relate interesting in tho extreme.
Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure Of
her journey on the water and she was
not sea sick a moment Of the time. Many
Of the friends OF the popular superin.
tendent OF schools welcomed her return
with delight. During Miss Kruse's alb
sence Miss Lizzie Clark performed her
duties as superintendent and gave the
highest satisfaction, adding materially
to her large circle OF friends through her
courteous and accommodating actions.
Mrs. Thomas G.. Bowden OF Idaho
Springs, was an arrival Tuesday on a
visit to Mr.. ane Mrs. Henry Eilmanu.
H. j. Kruse came up from Denver
Tuesday on business.
H.J. Heinz, who is working the Glad.
stone mine, returned Tuesday from a
weeks business sojourn In Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1905-10-12

A nine, pound boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mabee, Jr.,
Monday morning. The mother and little
son are doing nicely. Is the father happy
over the event? Well, 1 should calculate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
Invit aci6n
PARA UNA ASAMBLEA.DE cAFETERoS

Hace siete afios. que la .'Riqueza
CAFETERIA" de Puerto Rice, permanece
en- un estado de decadencia, al extreme
que ST no Sc toman meoidas urgentes
para mejorar su situaci6n, desapare-
cera dentro de POGO tan importante
cultivo.
Durante ell citado tempo, Sc ha cla-
mado en- todos los tonos tomando par.
te la prenss en- general y mny particu-
larmente los peri6dicos "El Boletin
Mercantil" y .'El HeraIdo Espafiol'',
solicitando una medida salvadora; con
igual fin Sc constituyo un "Comite Cen
trail en- San Juan secundado por otros
auxili ares en- casi todas las poblaciones
de la isla, sin haber obtenido resultado
practice hasta la fecha, por ell contra
rio ell NAL ha subsistido y aumenta ell
progresivamente, debido no solamente
q los efectos del malhadado ciclon
"San Ciriaco" sino la depreciation
del grano y la serie de malas cosechas
obtenids en- estos tres tlltimos afios.
Ell que escribe, cree que es llegada
la hsra de hacer el 1ltimo esfuerzo,
convocando a los homb bres de buena
voluntad celosos del bienestar de es-
ia infortunada isla, a una Asam blea
general que bien pudiera se- en- uno
de los pueblos de Aibonito 6 Cayey CO..
mo mas centrlcos, en la cual Sc acor-
dase y resolviese poner en- ejecucion
Ell medic mas eficaz para salvar de la
bancarrota tan importante riqueza,
sustituyendo la vez de una muerte
segura por hambre, las tres cuartas
parties de nuestra poblacion rural que
libra su subsistencia con ell cultivo de
dicho grano.
Creo que este es ell momento opor-
tuno dada la cooperation que podlia
prestarle la "Liga de Municipios' y
coincidir con los trabajos que Sc dice
esta llevando a cabo cerca de los po-
deres. metropoliticos ell actual goberna-
dor de la isla.
Esta es la opinion de un humilde
cafetero que da la voz de alerta: a los
que posean mayores aptitudes cores
pende hacer 10 demaS
UN CAFETERO.
Juana Dfaz, Puerto Rico, Diciem,
bre "a de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
HLIGA DE MUNICIPIOS"

Es casi unanime la voz de las mu.
nieipalidades de Puerto Rico en- lo
que respecia las necesarias refor-
mas que exige la actual ley municipal,
decentralization, "Autonomfa" pi-
den los municipios de la isla.
Los t1ltimos pueblos que han envia
do sus acuerdos a este punto a la Of
Gina de la Ljga son los de Rio Grande
y Las Piedras.
Muchos 6 mportantfsimos asuntos
ocupan va la atencion de esas ofcinas :
Ell trabajo Sc organiza en- una manera
que hace honor los inteligentes ca
balleros empleados.
Les pueblos de Maunebo y Qua
vanilla han enviado Ell primer semes-
ire que les corresponde para ell soste-
nimiento de la Liga.
Vega Alta, Rio Piedras, Isabella
y Coamo han remitido cantidades para
los gastos de viajs de los comision a.
dos a Washington.
-El Comite Executive de la Liga
esta proximo a reunirse. Probable
mente el jueves 6 viernes proximo Sc
veri6cara la reunion anunciada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
n incendio en- Puerta de TERRA
LOS BOMBEROS

A mucho comentario ha dado lugar
Ell incendio de Puerta de TERRA. De
haber dispuesto nuestros bonn beros de
mejores medic de trabaj 10 ayuda de
material, hubiera resultado mas e6c az
su noble y generosa ayuda. Los car
gos que Sc han hecho los bomberos
de San Juan resultan, a nuestro modo
de yer. injustos de todo punto.
Creemos que Sc iran remediando
sucssivament las actuales deficiencies
de que adolece ell cuerpo. No Sc gan6
Zamora en- una hora.
Hondo recuerdo tendran de la No.
che Buena de 1905, los pobres de-
Puerta de TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
CruceroS aDeIicaDOS en- d puerto

Ell domingo las de la tarde fon-
dearon en- este puerto procedentes de
Guantanamo los cruceros protegidos de
2 6. clase, de la marina americana "Ta.
coma" y chattanooga" que estan to-
mando carbon y where's para seguir
viaje hacia Gibraltar, Argel, Suez y
Sanghai, incorporarse la division
de cruceros de servicio en- las islas
Filipinas. Relevaran al acorazado
"Oregon," que entrara 4 sufrir i'm
portantes reparaciones en- uno de los
astilleros de la costa del Pac1fco.
*
Aver por la mafiana temprano los
crucercs Tacoma" y "Chatancoga"
saludaron a la plaza y mas tarde al
Rear Admiral Mr.. Dunlap y al go
bernador INFERNO Mr.. Post.
Tambien Sc encuentra desde ell sd
bado por la noche, en- la bahia de San
Juan, el cafonero Newport"
El crucero protegfdo "Cleveland'
Sc halla fondeado en- ell puerto de
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
Reunion familiar
Bautizo del nino
ose Francisco Dexter

En- la tarde del domingo dltimo Sc
VERTIGO ell bautizo del hermoso nifio
Jose Francisco Tulio Canilo, hijo de
los estimados esposos Dexter .Larrf
naga.
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 en- la lyle.
sia parroquial de Santurce. ofciando
el Padre Isern.
Fueron padrinos del infante dofla
Bertha Goyco de Larrfnaga, y ell joven
don Tulio Larrfnaga Goyco.
Con motivo de la ceremonial. Sc reu-
nieron en- la casa de los esposos Dex
ter-Larrfnaga varias damas y j6venes
quienes fueron obsequiados con esplen.
didez por los simpaticos y atentos due.
nos de la casa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
Para los mendigos

La Directiva de la Association ha
recibido los siguientes donativos para
los pobres:
Sra. Aurea D. de Geo-getti, $500;
Honorable Regis H. Post. $1,000 don
Jose Bazan, S. 90, doctor Lugo Vifias,
$I.oo; doctor Velez Lopez, 81 90: doctor
Marxuach, $1.oo; don Eulogio Rivera,
$2.oo; don Jose Benedicto Geigel ST. 90
doctor Cueto, $I.oo; sefIor consul del
Brasil 2 90. Mr.. Korber, $500; sefIora
Garcia de Quevedo. ST.. 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26

En- ell vapor correo espaflol "Anto :
nio Lopez, que en- breve ha de llegar
a este puerto procedente de las islss
Canarias. saldra para la Habsna y los
Estados Unidos ell prestigioso abogado
amigo nuestro Mr.. Frank H. Dexter,
proponiendose regresar en- ell vapor
americana ..Coamo" ell I3 de Enero
proximo.
Desea mos un feliz viaje y prcnto re.
greso esta isia al estimado sei1or
Dexter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26

esos insignes apostoles. de la
democracia. que estan poniendo
a prueba nuestra paciencia por
todos los medios infinitos de que
disponen.
Reconozcamos esta verdad,
sino queremos MERCER ell die
tado de inconformes, de insacia-
bles y de ingratos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
Ell S P OR T."

En- breve Sc publicara en- esta ciu.
dad un nuevo peIi6dico dedicado ex-
clusivamente a dar cuenta de las parti-
das de Base Ball que lleven a efecto
aquf.
Segdn los informs que hemos ad-
quirido, ell nuevo peri6dico cuenta va
con buenos medios de existencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
DefensOr de Yare Yare

Ell abogado Lcdo. don Jacjnto Te-
xidor, ha sido designado por el Tribu
nal Supreme, para la defensa de la
apelacion del REQ condenado muerte
Jose Morales (a) "Yare Yare."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
N'Ota del d1a

La suprime ell Comisionado
del Interior. porque no es nego-
clio para Ell departamento, nj lie
ga a cubrir los gastos que oca-
siona ell sostenerla.
Por 10 visto. dentro de los
nuevos metodos, no Sc conside-
ra ell TELEGRAPH como un servicio
pu blico, sino que sc pretende
que sea I'm esplendido negocio
de la congregation.
Antes de la invasion america
ma, existian en- Puerto Rico Sc
tenta y tres estaciones telegrat-
cas-, repartidas entire las pobla-
clones de la Isla.
Ell gobierno militar que sc
inauguro COZ la invasion, supri-
milo todas las estaciones habili-
tadas para Ell servicio publico
por el gobierno espa1lol, abando.
no Ell material entonces existen.
te, deio destruir toda la linea y
monte doce estaciones de seten-
ia y tres que existian en- Puerto
Rico.
La diferepcia es de esas de
gran bulto. que no neceSitan
ponderaciones de nlng1n ge-
nero.
Basta con mencionar las dos
cifras, basta citarlas, sin comen-
tariOs. sin ninguna suerte de ca
li6cativos para que sc observe
cuan grande retroceso Sc inau-
guro con aquel gobierno rnilitar
que Sc anuncio con tan pompo-
SOS reclamos. ofreciendo progre.
sos en- todos los ordenes.
para que vamos a detener-
nos en- acentuar la enumera cion
de los grandes perjuicios sufri-
dos por ell Comercio, por los veci-
nos, por la propia admiristra-
cion y el 0rden publico Y las re-
laciones rapidas que son una
exigencia de los actuales item
pos, con la Suppression de tantas
estaciones telegra6cas que re-
duio a doce las setenta y tres
que existian en- Puerto Rico?
para que vamos a abrumar a
nuestros lectores con relatos
tristisimos, trayendoles a la
mente las penalidades sufridas
en- ell aislamiento. en- la incerti.
dunn bre, en- la soledad en- que
quedaron sumidos casi todos los
pueblos de la Isla, en- aquellos
dias de penoso malestar y de
creciente recelo?
Para que. ST basta con citar
las dos cifras. 81 es sufcienle
con decir que antes habia Sc
tenta Y tres estaciones y que
fueron reducidas a doce para
que la imagiracion reconstruya
y evoque todos los sufrimien-
tos pasados. en- ese bloqueo ais
lador del silencio. en- que su-
mio a la isia ell gobierno mi
litar.
Con ell estableclmiento del
gobiernO civil Sc inici0 un leve
progreso en- las communication
neS.
Fueron aumentadas ha S t a
treinta y ocho las estaciones,
ntlmero bastante defciente aun,
ST Sc compare con las que habia
aDteriOrmente.
Y ahora, de treinta y ocho, de
la mitad escasamente, Sc ha de-
cretado la Suppression de la de
Quebradillas. porQGe no cubre
los gastos que ocasiona su soste-
nimiento.
Pero en- general. la linea tele'
.grahca de la isla, ha proporcio-
nado al gobierno insular una
ganancia de cinco mil dollars,
despues de cublertos los gastos
de este serviclo pt1blico. ~
Este detalle demuestra pie
namente la injusticla va OBJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26

Sc halla vacante Ia plaza de secre-
tario de la Corte de Distrito de Ponce,
por ell fallecimiento del sef1or Gcnaro
Vidal. que la ocupaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-26
servada de que Sc suprima la
estacion de Ouebradillas.


Lo que Sc propone con este el
gobierno insular, es dificil ave-
riguarlo. Tai vez es TN secTe-
to importantisimo.de esos ine-
fables misterios que tienen los
nuevos metodos, tai vez es la
clave de algo extra humane,
que la sabiduria intinita de
nuestros tutores ha concebido.
Acaso no esta en- poder nues--
tro ell saber, el prever. al COM
prender los vastos planes que
concibe la mente de la congre.
gacion. y estamos cometiendo
un grave pecado de irreveren'
cia. sometiendolos a nuestro
aualisis.
La inefable grandeza de los
nuevos metodos. no es cosa que
este a merced de los cerebros
no cultivados por la educacion
experimental. Fl pueden aspirar
a lnterpretarlos, quienes han
de yer forzosamente en- ellos, al
60 estupendo e incomprensible,
absurdo en- las apariencias, pero
que en- ESQ, precisamente. con-
siste su merito principal y la
necesidad de que tengamos
oraculos y augures q los que es
obligation rendirles una sumisa
obediencia.
! Hechos estamos aqui, acos-
tumbrados a saber que ell tele-
grafo en- los pueblos cultos es
ur servicio p1blico, de elemen-
tai, de primera necesidad, como
los caminos, como ell correo, CO.
mo ell sostenimiento del orden,
pero iquien nos dice que porque
nosotros sepamos ESQ y creamos
ESQ, vayamos a estar en- 10 cierto
y a tener la raz6n en- esta como
en- OtraS cuestiOnes'
Ciertamente que. sc nos re
s1ste Ell admitlr que Ell telegrafo
Sc convierta en- una industria.
pero ipor que nos hemos de afe.
rrar a 10 que estamos hechos a
yer en- todas parties, 81 Ell merito
| y la novedad de 10 que enseflan
nuestros tutores esta en- llevar-
nos la contraria en- todo 10 que
tenemos la costumbre de yer y
que nos parece log1co'
(Quien sabe 81 prestaran me-
jor servicio. y reduciran mas
las distancias, uniendo las po-
blaciones de la isla en- una es-
trecha red de relaciones las
treinta y ocho estaciones de
ahora, que las setenta y tres
que antes existian?
Y puede ser mas a1n, puede
ser que hasta cuando ha bia uni
Camente doce estaciones: en-
aquella epoca tenebrosa. que no
sabemos por que sc recuerda
con pavura, puede ser que en-
tonces, por virtud de algun pro-
digioso secreto de esos providen-
ciales invasores, quedasen me
jor servidos los intereses del pu-
blico, que no tiene por que ex-
tranarse, despues de todo, de
que los hombres que han hecho
de la TERRA que habitan Ell pals
de la velocidad, del TELEGRAPH, de
las carreteras y de todo genero
de ComunicaCiones rapidas, vi
niesen aqui desIruyendolo todo,
para no 1econstr1ir NADIA, GUAM
do esa inesperada acometivi-
dad pudiera constltulr uno de
los aspectos del redentorismo.
Demostrar inquietudes Y des-
con6anzas, ademas de probar
una lamentable falta de fe en-
la efcacia de los nuevos meto-
dos, es una reconsideration que
no merecen los ilustres congre-
gantes a cuya cuenta CORE
nuestra preparation de ingreso
en- la gran comunidad ameri-
cana.
Puede ser. y nosotros casi
nos inclinamos a Creerlo, que
4
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-11-15

testimony and write it out for the
court. Judge Speer ordered Examin-
er Tally to make tour in the coun-
ties of Dodge, Montgomery, Telfair
and Laurens and hold hearings at
places convenient to the homes of the
defendants, where they could reach
their witnesses without expense.
These hearings extended over many
weeks, and Examiner Talley's written
report of the testimony of the witness
es covered several thousand pages.
The final judgments and decree in
this great case was made some time
prior to the present year, and Mr.,
Dodge, the owner of the land, applied
to Judge Speer in February last for
an order requiring the United States
marshal to forcibly dispossess the
farmers who were then cultivating the
lands. Upon the hearing of this mat
ter the Judge realized that Dodge, the
owner, was by the strict rule of law
entitled to have the United States
marshal drive the farmers off the land,
but inquired of the lawyers in the case
whether Mr.. Dodge had an agent pres
ent who could advise the court in the
matter of mercy as we'll as law and
justice, and upon being answered in
the affirmative the judge called Mr..
Dodge's representative to the bench
in open court and after cOnsulta-
ton with him, stated that at the
courts suggestion Mr.. Dodge would
not insist on the enforcement of the
writs of dispossession until after the
farmers had gathered and disposed of
their growing crops.
This has been the status of the mat
ter since the early part of this year
until recently Mr.. Dodge's attorneys
presented another petition to Judge
Speer, stating that usually at about
this time of the year the farmers in
that section had harvested and dis
posed of their crops, and asked the
court to order the United States mar
shall to dispossess the farmers, and
an order was issued which will result
in ousting the farmers from the Dodge
lands on the 10Th of December. 1900.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-11-15
DIETS HENS TO FLAVOR EGGS.
Deacon Sloan Says That Eggs Can Be
Given Any Flavor Desired.

OANCh AHg HAshNOA DCShSN'
A discovery affecting the worlds
breakfast table was announced today
at Zion City by Deacon Sloan, one of
Dowie's principal lieutenants, says a
Chicago dispatch.
Deacon Sloan says there is no rea-
son why man shouldn't have an egg
with the flavor of an orange for break
fast every morning. If the orange
taste is unpleasing, he says, any
flavor in the fruit or vegetable kim
dom may be substituted.
Deacon Sloan has produced them
all, he says, through experiments in
dieting his hens. Just what line of
food will produce given flavor he
has not yet divulged.
"Almost any flavor can be secured, I"
said Deacon Sloan. 1.-The secret lies
in the flooding. AS many favors can
be secured as are found in fruits and
vegetables. There is no end to the
variations possible in an egg. One can
almost insert the pepper and salt
through the medium of the food"