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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

The story o. rribs ls SAD one IN In.
clan Annals.

ne AkorN ~ Nflhe u SD One IN ins
dian Annals
While the early history of the Ton.
kawa Indians il wrapped in mystery
lcngend exists that at an early period
the earth was covered with Tonl,awas;
that great flood came and scattered
the tribes which were never able -
come together again The home ofa.
Tonkawa was tAe wichita mouatam
country, which now constitutes south
central Oklahoma At least, sha
Wichita mountain country Is the first
authentic location 60 which civilizations
has traced the Tonkawa and to which
the oldest living members Of the tribe
date back their knowledge OF their an
cestral habitat. The Tonkawa, or Nez
Perces, reserve. which is made up Of
four townships adjoining the Ponca
reservation. and where the tribes set.
tied In 1880 under the leadership OF the
renowned Chief Joseph. was so
thoroughly distsstefui to them that Ia
the early spring Of 1885 they went to
their northern home In Montana. later
locating at spaiding, Idaho. During
the great civil conflict the Tonlawa
the great civil conflict the Tonkawas
remained neutral. their attitude bring
ing them the hatred Of the Comanches.
Caddoes. wichitas, Delswar shawnees
/ and Kickapoos . combined In ef.
forts 10 wipe entire nation uf
Tonkawas.
When the Tonkawa we're first found
by the European explorers and the his
torians they were the most powerful
nation OF Indians in the Southwest OF
the main continent Of America, a fact
which tends to throw some light on
the legend they so respect concerning
the time when the earth was covered
with Tonkawas At this time the Ton.
kawas were the only Indians with any
start toward advancement and civiiza-
ton. and theirs was a crude advance
ment--in advance of civilization They
understood the art of weaving cloth,
for which they used a species Of silk
weed bark fibre. and they kept historic
and religious records by stands OF
beads. which by their variety were
made TO convey information 70 the
seclusiye set of professors who were
bound to reveal the truth and always
read aright--for if they should add 10
or take any part away Of the subject
Of this bead history they would suffer
the penalty Of death
The most extreme Law OF the Ton
kawas- one that has puzzled
students of human nature and historic
customs--was their law of marriage and
divorce. any infringement Of which was
punishable by cutting off the ears for
the first offence, cutting off the nose
for the second and by death for the
third offence. 4 grown man wac did
not do his share of work in the little
maize tracts was denied the right ia
marry.
Numbering about l,0OO souls. the
Tonkawas nave remained since 1883 in
Idaho. near Spaldhs. About one mIlC
from the agency proper fn oklahona
can be seen small inclosure dotted
with scores OF little mounds-the rest
ing place OF the Nez Perce dead, large
and small, who lie buried two and thres
in a grave. a mark which commemo
rates the scourge that played sad havo,
with the Ncz Perces one winter during
their short stay In Oklahoma. Kansas
City journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat X higher
Corn u1chunEcf a. a lower
LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat y higher
Corn unchanged &c X lower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Never in tne way. no trouble 10 carry
easy to take. pleasant and never falling
A. results are DeWiu's Little l,arly Ris-
es Taese famous litue pills are "a
certain guarantee arahGt hea6ache. bill
fonsness torpid liver and an of The MS
reaniiing from constipation They ionir
and strengthen the liver cure Jaundice
sold ~ g K Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Is often caused by sores ulcers and cam
GERS ihat eat eway your skin. wm. be-
dcll OF Fiat Rock Mich. says; II have
used Bueklir's Arnioa salve. for Ulcers.
Sores and Cancers. Il Is the best heal
ing dressing / ever found" soothes
and heals cuts. burns and scalds poe
an all druggists. guaranteed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01
pEODUCp MAREET.
PECULIAR pIsappearanee.

j. d. Runyan. Of ButlerNilIe, o. laid
the peculiar disappearance of his pain
nil symptoms. OF indigestion and bili-
BUSINESS. to Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
He says: They are a perfect remedy,
for dizziness. sour stomach. headache.
Constipation. etc" Guaranteed at all
drug stores, price 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Cobalt is one Of the minerals found
in the atmosphere OF the sun and in
meteorites. Il usually occurs associa-
ted with nickel, arsenic and sulphur,
and is frequently an incidental product
in the working OF copper. blsmuth and
nickel ores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01
O O o o O o o o o o o 0 0 0 o o
Q EPwoRTA LEAGUE o
0 0 20 o 0 0 0 Q o q o 90 o 0 0
lrrom Assemhly AdsceaLe. }

tfrOm Assembly AdNccate.1
They ere coming "we Told You
So" Every Prospect Pleases"
Leaeuers are planning to attend IA
body
Fanhl IS are coming to camp
Churches a-e making up parties to
camp out and enjoy the Assembly.
The Oklahoma City Chautauqua
was success with no olcampers to
speak OF, being held during harvest.
The Winfield Chantauqua is great
success. The writer hereof spent
three days there. and fourd from
5000 10 7.669 people upon the Assem-.
bly, grounds
Our date is more favorable. being
after harvest and summer work is
over. and before fall work begins.
The farmers are thus enabled to come
and enjoy this rich feast
And they viii come. II is a rare
treat to hear such men as Frank Bris.
tol, Dr. steeg Camden NJ. Cobern.
Col Beauchamp. wickersham and
Hobson
The musical and entertainment fea-
lures are noteworthy also.
The Camp-meeting feature Is the
oid.fashioned kind of- sermons and
alter service. love feast and prayer
There Is something for part OF the
people all keitme, and something for
all Of the people some Of the time.
II Is not free. but the price is so
low that the cost viii be little more
than staying at home
Probable Cost for One Person for the
Season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

A person who knows baseball will say
that the bunting system is right and
proper. IT'S funny 10 hear a r1as. crit
cize a player because he hunts at the
right time Bunting win win nine sames
out OF ten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01
Last Game of Series Be.
ing Played Today.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdayls aesuIts.

A, Guthrie-Guthrie s Topeka l.
AT Oklahoma city Oklahoma City o.
Wichita g
AT Springfield Springfield :. Leaveu-
worth 10.
AT Joplin Joplin 4. sedalla s.
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AMERICAN AssoclArIoN.

At Columbus-Colambus ). ST Paul !.
At Lcuisville-Louisville H. Kansas
City g.
At polis-Indanapols 4. Nil
waulkee s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Burdoek Blood Bitters gives man q
clear head. an active brain, strong,
vigorous body-malSes him III f)r the cat-
tie Of life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Al PhIladelphia-Ph Phiadelpnia Chica-
go
AT washington-wush 5. Detroit
H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

The nerve tonic for men and women
who have that tired feeling. rum 1own
ana need building up shouI1 Try Man
Er-Vine. 50 cents J. n Wgilace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

How are your idneys? Il IS danscroas
to delay when the Kidneys are sick. one
box Of kidney Elites viii recommend the
neat 25 cents. J. n Wallace.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged
Corn unchanged to 3 lower
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sons $3.50
Furniture rental cot. chair
stove. table 1sO
Board 400
Season ticket 100
Total $3.50
Where families come or parties club
together and rent a large tent and
have a common table the expenses for
for board and tent may be reduced
materially 1t win thus be seen that
coming in parties of four or more the
necessary expenses at the Assembly
for tent, board and tickets. will not
exceed from $500 to $1,000 each for
the nine days.
Where can You spend your vacation
more proftably or for less money?
Island Park-Loeation.
Island park is about six blocks south
Of the business part of Guthrie. and is
reached by street cars which pass the
entrance bridge It is a beautiful camp
ing place. containing about fifteen
acres Of shade, level, and high enough
above the creek to insure good
breeze, freedom from osqu toes and
floods oil very desirable features for
a camp
We have exclusive use OF the
grounds during the Assembly. Our
own police will look after all providers
and see 70 It that order cleanliness
and quiet are preserved. The camp
will be quiet after 10:3O p. m, and
make bus ness Of sleeping until the
birds open the day with a song
service
Morning watch service VIII begin -
6s5 and close at o:45 a. m. every
mornins at Ep~orth Han. at the cen.
ter of the grounds A plat Of the park
appears on page l3 of this issue and
It IS urged that every person desiring
tent select location. lst 2pd or Bird
choice, making same on plat, and send
to } f. Disch. Guthrie. Okla, accom-
panied with one dollar for each lot
ordered reserved If one puts up his
own tent the dollar pays the bill, ex.
cept in the case Of large tents where
more than one lot is desired
Those desiring to rent tent will
kindly indicate the size, and whether
floor is desired or not, and send,
either the whole pr.ce or at least s1.OO
for the lot, which will be deducted
from the price of the tent when the
balance is paid. The price of tents
includes lots
To be sure OF tents being ready. or
ders for tents must be in before Aug
ust 9th Any order received later than
/ August 9th must run the risk of tent
not being ready by August l6. and per
haps net getting one at all
Your lot will be held for you until
Saturday, August 10, at noon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Il Is to laugh when you see a bach
elor trying to make fun OF an old
maid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK COTTON.
July $i0.55
September. 1880
October slO.SS.
I ecsni or. Slt0s.
January, S11l0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Al ST. Joseph-st. Joseph 4. Omaha g..
AT pes Moines--Des AIoines 3. Denver
a.
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Topeka

Topeka ...... O0OOO00t- s 2
summary Earned runs--Guthrie A.
Two base hits-Downs. Pettgrew Home
-Dalrymple. Double plays-Jones 10
Barry stolen bases -Dalrymplt 2, Pen
ny p struck out-5y Alderman 5, By
Hcwey 8. By Mcclure 4. Bases on halls
on Alderman 4. OF Howey 4. OF Ne
Clure S. Hit by pitched ball-cwgiey
wild pitches Mcclure q Time OF same
@-L5s Ifmpire-Regan Attendance-
800.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

The best for light. the best for fuel.
Il is a great enterprise for Guthrie apd
should be lihegally patronized-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Dairympie was only fooling when ne
chnncci that rall over the III, fcnce
yesterday but he knew Il paid well.
Who wouldn't make houe run for
en- OF 50?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

HOGS

Chicago-l1,Oo0 lOc hlQhcr.
Kansas City--S.OOO, Ice higher.
OMAHA 900. lCc. lie -er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Baseball ain't what il used to be,
Pa says II looks that way 10 me.
know the real hne players they
Don't play the game no more today
Cause an the good ones on our block
sit Ia the smoker now an knock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Mcclure needs 10 have ihe country
rubbed on. Ht is coed pitcher b, Is
not used to professional ball yet.
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CATTLE.
Chicago, 200 steady.
Kansas City-l1.00 81 AadA.
Omaha, 500. steady.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

Manager Tom sheard OF TIC Topeka
aggregation. Is good fellow but he
certainly Is worried now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

A score OF people In Paris hsh in
the river for corks as a means Of liVli-
hood,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-01

against him. but DID anyone ever seq ga
umpire who could please ctowdr
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Special to Daily Leader.
KANSAS CITY CASH.
WHEAT

WHEAT.
No 3 hard SOQS2c; No. 3 hard T9G
SlKcc. No hard 77aSoc; No. red
SaAc No 3 red S0ik@slhc,
CORN
No white 49aQ5oc No 3 white
4sMc. No. mixed 4Shc. No. 9 mixed
4SJiSisc.
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One thing sure, Topessa has a hrncl
of gcntlemanly ban players
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CORN
OATS.

No. mixed SOC No. olsea sse-7'
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KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat 240
Corn 60.
Oats ~.
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sedalia keeps up CLOSE Go Guthrie. And
Il makes a fellow feel tcklish
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Guthrie now takes third place and OK
lahoma city hfth.
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where rhey Pla, roaay.

Topeka at Guthrie
Wichita ~ oklahoma City.
Leavenworih at Spring Held.
Sednlia at Joplin.
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CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW
Wheat 3sS. gTaee 2s7
Oats s5 grade 81.
Corn 800. grade IS,
Hogs, $4,000,
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9ul = IAs lIms ro9lIas On Ihs Nome

Alderman showed his old pals the game
yesterday. lie pitched good fast
game.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26
Fl Sena do cubano re-
Claza ell Bill del
ArTOz,
Sc dice que 81 presIds0te ROOs0-
VaIt anVl6 una caria al pTGsI,
daRi0 Estrada Palma aCtlVandO
Ia resolution de- este Bill.
Estrada Palma Sc muestra neutral.
La Constitution de Cuba sin la en-
nnienda Platt.

Ei Sanado. cubRnO pOr votaci6n de
i 1 contra 2 rechaz6 el fAmoso SB:ll2.
del ArFcz paFR RumentaF los dePechos
de ST. 30 S 50 rs los Glen kilog.
Ei obiato DID este Goitl2 era daF & Ia
production del EsfadO de Louisiana,
Estsdos Unidds, una prima en- ell mar
cRdn de Ea HAbana.
E GbillD pa46 an Ia CsmRrs de Di-
putsdcs al dia 28 de JUNO.
En- el Senadb sa procedi6 & Ga IeCtu.
ro solamenta. So procedi6 IL votS.
ei6n sin que de deb .tiara ei asuntO,
siendo ell Gbit1 rechgz zRdo por once
v1scs contra dos Ochs libereIea y
tres modersdos votarOn en- contra del
GbisIo, incluyendo & M6ndez CApote.
ipfA de3 pAEtidG moderado. !.
La sctitud del pTesidente Estrada
Paima con rfspecsO 81 sBiiI2 del Arroz
foe en- gu origin favorable. Ultima.
mentc tom6 ana posici6n neutral = re.
cientemanta neg6 10 petioi6n que le
hiciera sl nninistro americAno. Mr..
Souiars. para utilizsr su irfuenCia en-
favor del ebill1 Sc hs Gabido que 81
&C 1nsej6 al SenBdo pospusiera IL COR
siderAci6n del ri ferido proYecto de ley
haata deapu6s de les elecciones.
La Prensa Asociada eatS veridicR-
mente il fornaRdA de que en- Rdici6n &
IOa e. sfuerzos del Departments de Es-
tAdo en- WashiDgton, les exposiciones
del geflor QGesada y Las uvgentisimss
mapifests clones de Mr.. Squiers. el
presidente Roosevelt paFsOnBsmente
envi6 una cartR ai presidente Estrada
Palma insi1tiendo 10 en- ell paBe del ebill0
on eli SeusdO.
Uns de lag pEincipalea rRzones que
obigaran & Estrada Palma s tomaT
una actitud neutral. molestsndo In
amistad de los EstRdos UnidOs. fu6
que 6i SO die cue nt4 de que al abrir ell
merCadO CubAno eI Rrroz amerieano
bent foixrfe aoEarnente 6 uus paFts de
los Estsdos Unidos y seEfa de ninQ1n
bsnefSio para squel pals en- general.
Los cubauos Green que lR darrota del
<Bilj0 no Afsctark b.jo ninQ1n ConCep-
to Is ContinuaCi6h del trAtado de reoi-
procidad con los Essndos Unidos.
lei Sansdo paB6 sin debate aigun0 Ell
Drnyecto de lAy para Da Ssig 9sCi6n de
$500 600 para eli paGn de los intsreseU
ds Ares amos en- ls ObiigaCiones del fs-
FrnOarril Van III rne.
a GbilI de Ga C8m8ra pPesupuestan.
d. una RumR de dinero para innDrimir
so 900 ejempIareB de IL Constitution
Cubsns ain 10 ennaienda P stt fu6 remi
lido & 10 C0misi61 de Instruction P6
bliCA.
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A NUNGlO De SUBASTA,
Departamento del interior.
Ofieins del SuperIutsndente de Obras PlbIiuas.

San Jusn, P. R Aga4to Is de 1905.
Pr0ppDiciones en- pliegos csrradOs
psre Il odiudicaci6n en- p6biica sub ss
& del suminiatrO. nadida entregG de
rs. O86 metros CGbicos. mas 8 menos,
de piedrn triturada por totes. para IL
conservation de lac carrstsrsS, Ssn
,Iuan. p Ponca, Cat II Vega A'ta, Ms.
yGg1 q An SEQ. Mayae Ii 2 Ssn Gsr-
mSn, CAY ey. AFRO 70. c. guAs Hunt
cgo, Po nee -Arecib@, Rio PIedras-M Ms.
neysa, y A guudilIa- LAreS, Se admiti-
ran en- aSta oficina 1hssta Hag 10 q. m.
deI Gfs 10 de Septiem bre do 1905. en-
que se I b iran p6blicRmente.
TcdoE lob datos nsCesagics Sc dsr8n
en/esta Cficina donde go encueDtFan de
manifesto todos los doCumentos que
han de reQir en- lG ContrAtR y podran
reccger los liCitRdoreg los naodelOs de
propuBiciones que han dc presentRr..
La administration 20 reserVa Ell ds'
Techo do rechszar cuaEquiaFS 8 tod d's
les rroponiCiCnes. ~ j JSme'ae2 Su'
perintandente de ObGaB P1 olicss.
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Pueblo Viejon.
MInooka eI b andIto.

Tan pacff1co que 'toda Ia fuerza de
policia es disueIta. =
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Gra n bale.

HemoS reOibidd ls Gtents invitaci6n
que nos envfa ell Presidents del Casino
Esps mol de ManAti, para ell baile que
hN de Cele brsrse an sus sRlones el ole
q del CorFients, con motive de uu
Cert8men de simpatfas efectuadO ahf.
En- IN eIeganta GcArnet1 figura el
Orden del bsile. q ue Oonsts de 10 pie
zaS y los nombreR de Ia reiua de l.
aimps tf2 Mercedes D Dfsz CoIlazo. v
>Sus dsmaa de honor, que son laa dis.
tiDguiias apf1oritas Carmen CSssIIns
Sabt tRna. Mercedes Ramirez, Murf9
SsndovaI, Senaida Casanova, Carmeli.
10 SurO y Provits Molina.
Veinte y Cuatro j6venes de aoueTFa
goCiedad component las diatintsa conoi.
siOnes de h fieata.
Bien por Ell cuItfaimO pueblo.
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Al PUBLlGO.

Los Beffores f. SiEaguss y Co.,
PQentes gEneraEes en- e9tS lqla de 10
Us1straci6pe Art5stjcG. nos pRrtiCipan
que zapjadRs IRS dlfcuitSdeg que hsn
entOrpecido ell serVlClo regular ds oil"
cha public aCi6n, deade estR fechS se
servira puntuaimente tOdOa Los sus'
critores pOr ell ACtivO sgante don VIC
tor M. MArfn, reSidente en- 10 cslie de
Tstuan no. 48. donde pueden dirigirse
sodog LOS que deseen adquirir l& men,
cfonsda pubiiCaCi6n.
San Juan, P. T., 81 Agosto 1906.
IL "
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Institute LatIR RmGrICauO

Hemos reCibido d n bonito proapacto
oe introduction de este Centro de en-.
...enaDzs' cuyo director es 81 joven &
D S0lsons.
Est& Rituado en- uno da Ioa Iuparaa
mas UintOrescoa de LonQ Island. Nue.
Va York entire ls ran bshfs da Ia.
msica y e9 Oceano, en- el pueblo da
Isr Rosk way se fund6 dicho cole:
o" on "a sfI0 1900 an N1avs Y u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-26

IN degpacho de Scranton. EstadO
1S FennsIlVenla, comunica que 10 po-
9laclon de MinookGp que cOlinda con
Scranton v forms psrte1de Is iurisdic-
Ci6n de Llck wAnna. en tan Dacffica
que las autoridades locales Cliqolvieron
toda ls fuerzs de poIiofa, el lis 18 al
cOrFiente mes. La fuaYza aacenCfa (
oChO hombres.
ANUNCTO.-Se venden Tss caaaa
San Sebastian SO y Bensfcencia no 1.
I-f1rmapSn SaD "a 4Itna : =
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IINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

1ntinlio.+ = salidas de Bayan0n ' Capt.
tai simll taneamente. 90 = q.
Dias h0rable.-Manana 3, y. TO- o o. o. .. 10
IL 90. Tarde-l2. l5, l.45, $40 4'0o' o. SV'
o. ni:, L.; fo.t;vo. -Maraoa 6 e.i5 $50. o.45
II 90. Tsrde IL is, i. 80, 2. 80, $50, 43n S 80
y 6.15. -
Billste$ baratos para dlas tesG'vos' De
CAtafio & Bayam6n, ida y vualta l@ clasa
1925 % clsse SO is De BAyamon Catano
ida vuelta IL clase so Is, % clase SO 10.
RilIeto ordinario de CAPITAL & Catano en-
% clase q centRvos;
Bayamon, 19 de Septiembre de 49O5' ia
n6n ValdAs a.
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IND!CLDOR GEnERAL

CONSEJO A L AS MADRES. - EI iarabe camante
is sefnra Wnsow debe usarse sempre que lbs ninos
sstan rn ell periodo de la den c6n Proportional ayio
'HmediEso al pequeho pacente, produce suGno ma
~urai .tanquilo alia el dolor Ell CELTIC desperta
s.uy Viyd alegra Es muy aaradabe al paadar, cams
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La TIENDITA.
DEJ. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza PRINCIPAL al IadO del AyuntamisntO.

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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-04
Queries for Jack K. to Answer.

Dear Aunt Jennie The cousins
write such nice, interesting letters I
ann afraid my mite will be useless,
but | will try. | always read Social
Chan first. L notice there has been
= lot said about how women dress and
net. Indeed, | don't like to see a wo-
man dressed like Jack Klinard de-
,cribed them. But l do want to ask
him or somebody how can a woman
keep clean and very neat, when she
has to work in the garden, keep the
grass out of the potatoes, cook, sew,
wash. iron, scour, and look after the
house! And as to her temper, /
would like to know how Jack Klinard
or any other Jacks temper would be
if he had to take the place of a wo-
man that has to do all of the above
mentioned work-for one week
when she has it to do all of the time
And sometimes CD dear John comes
home with a temper too.
| am only a girl, but / would like
TO know why you lever hear any
body-I mean. like Jack Klinard and
others that are ALWAYS hndlng fault
with woman-say anything about the
husbands temper or about his nag
ging.
Snow Bird voiced my sentiments
when she spoke about how soon a
man will get tired of his wife's COM
pany. | think-not from experience
that a mans wife would appreciate
some of the nice things he used to
say about her looks, and how sweet
she was. after he has her tied by the
apron strings" even more than she
did then.
May | come again? If l may, l
won't give another lecture, but will
try to do better.
GREY EYES.
Robson Co., n. @.