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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
I'm " injuntioh " con ell Teso-
rero de Pto. Rico y Ia Suce-
sion Romero, de Ponce
vIAJE DEL ATTORNEY
Traslado a otro local de las
Cortes de Justicia en- Ia
ciudad de Mayaglez

En- el Tribunal Supreme se On.
cuentran pendientes de informs fiscal
las siguientss causas:
Ramon Mufilz, delito electoral; Mi.
guel Mufos, dslito electoral; Pedro
Ramos, perjurio; Juan Boutrome,
sgresi6p; Luis Vallecillo, delito cleo.
toral; Benjamin Dfaz. seduction; Pc.
dro Virells, homicidio voluntario
B'as Figusroa, seduction; Tomas Ri.
vera, mu,ilaci6n; Gustavo Rodriguez,
hurto; Julio Rafael Brenss, homici.
dio; Eduardo Perez, ineendio; Jesds
Rodriguez, seduction; Manuel Geste.
70, sgresi6n; Eloy Torrellas, conspi.
raci6n; Marcos A. Colon, psriurio;
Ramon Donate, falsifcaei6n; Manuel
Armaiz, delito electoral; Andres Me.
lsndsz, de]ito electoral; Benigno Co.
Ion, libslo; y Tomas Agrait, delito
electoral.
El fiscal seaor Rosy despach6 en-
10 maffana de aver disz informes acer.
CO de las primeras spelaciones.
Aver se vic ante el Tribunal Su.
promo 81 <injuction, presentado por
IL SUCCESSION Romero con el tesorsro
Mr.. Wlllougbby y el collector do rem
tas don Bsrtolom6 Estevs.
RI fiscal ssfor Rosy irtorm6 que
Ia resolution de Ia Corte de Distrito
do Ponce fueae revocada, con las eos
tas al peticionario.
La secci6n 315 del C6digo Polftico
determine que las contribuciones So
bre bienes inmuebles constituir&n el
primer gravAmen sobre 10 propiedad
el cual tendra spelaei6n sobrs cual-
quier otro gravamsn.
Termin6 su informe pidiendo que
el Tribunal ravocase la resoluci6n.
Ell Attorney general Mr.. Feullie
sali6 eata manana para Msyaguez
fin de ex minar el departamento
nuevo que Sc hs hsbilitsdo para cor
to de dist ito en- ell antique cuartel de
|infanterfa de aquella ciudad.
A este cal tambi6n 20 traslada.
ran las ofcinas de Ia Corte Federal,
Corte municipal y Policfa insular.
FL COB erno dc los Estados Unidos
cedi6 dicho edifcio por diez amos.
Sc calcula que dursnts este item.
po se habrA1 eeonomizado en- gaatos
msnsuales por dichas ofcinss, do
tre'nta y eirco q cusrsnta mil do.
liars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
JANER EN- BALTIMORE
Sehorita puertarriqneha hace
un curse de seis amos en-
tres, con notas briliantes.
ESTUDIA MEDICINA
Traducci6n de <The Baltlmo-
re Americana para LA De-
MOCRACIA. --Justo. elogios.

La se1orita Elisa Rivera, dc 10
colonia puertorrlqu ia de Baltimore,
dirijida en- Druid Hill Avenue, por ei
professor Rafael Janer, euya sei1orita
solo euenta II AMOS do EdAn, ha pro-
bado scr una maravllla baio el punto
do vista sducativo. Entr6 en- el tor.
Ger grado do una e.cjs'a p1bliea, On
1902 y durante tres amos do asiduos
estudios, termin6 dicho grado asf CO.
mo sl suarto, quinto, zexto, sstimo y
octave grades, gansudo un diploma
do disha sscusla baio 81 n1mero 46,
abarcando asf un curse de ssis amos
On tres. Pero no es este todo; pues 81
mismo tempo, dicha seforita, estu.
diaba bottnisa, zoologfs, dlbujo, f.
sics, nsiologfa, hygiene, latin, tecno'
logis 8 idiomas modsrnos, bnjo Ia
direction dol professor Janer. DID un
brlllaate ex&msn On todas sstas asig.
naturas el mes pasado, en- Ia etcuela
preparatoria del doctor d. Eichmaan,
y logr6 matrieularse on sl Coleglo d.
Medisina do Muieres del eual es aho
ra slumna
Su notable trabajo Intellectual nc
Ia ha afeetado On 10 mas mioimo y Ia
goza tan buena como cuAlquiera otra
j6ven dc ~ sdad.
Fernando Jausr, de Is sflos d,
edad, hijo del doctor Janer y tambier
miembro de 10 colonia, ha sldo pre-
misdo, por oposici6n, C n una bees
60 el I1stisuto de M1,ica dc Peabody
y es al mismo tempo, estudlante de
tsrcer emo dei Inst tut) PolItecnico
donde estudia la carrera de Ingeniero
civil. E,te j6ven es un excelente hsu
tiSta ensei1ado por su padre, qulen nc
puede tocar dioho instrumento, como
ciendo duicaments Ia tro'ia.
La seflorita Anita Janer, b ia tam
bl6n del doctor Janer, de II amos dc
sGad co tambi6n alumna del colegic
de Medicina do Mujeres.
Hay en- 10 actua idad 81 indivi-
dues en- la colonia, s.cual ests situads
en- 1e20.22 Druid Hill Avenue, y q
copoce ahora con el nombre de xCo
lonia Pusrtorriquefla de Baltimore,
De los miembros de la Colonla
hay 9 muieres y IL 2hombrss, de SAL
aoos de edsd. Seis do los mayors.
van 81 Institute Polit6snieo, una de
las sefIoritas asists & la Alta Escuels
del Oeate y los osros, con las excep
clones d!chas, y uno que sstudis Cor
el senior amer, asisten & las escuc q,
pt blieas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
la ESTATUA De NER0N

Como aquellos prfucipes orgullo.
sos de 10 Grscis, que juraron un dfa,
en- la recommendation s0lemne de sus
almas, y sn ell puerto de Aulide, no
dexistir de 10 guerra hasta rscobrar
Heleoa de,truir q Troya, ssf 20,
rrfncipe de mis- dssolaciones y cruza-
do d. Dolor, hs iurado, ante Dlos y
MI concieucia, no dar tregua al ccm-
bate de 10 puma hasta ser recobrad Q
Ia libsrtad bendta do 10 Patria y des-
truida Ia conhagraci6n siniestra de
dos alas, una que hurta 10 estatas, y
otra que le csnta al crimen.
Y crecs mi ardor, con Ia sorprsn.
denss prontitud del Kassi en- los bos.
ques del Jap6n, para rsverdecer dc
ideas como do hoias freicas aquel
&rbol.
Y esa pompa de color de laurelss
Is la que ofrendo por corona & 10 her.
mosura cl&sisa de Helena, Ia libertad
cculta por el rapto do Paris, que 10
o. aquf todo colaborador fatal de las
rulnas do Ia Patria.
Recobremos 4 He'ena. D,struya-
mos { Troya. FL sitio esta smpezado.
Libertad 70 es cambio dc institu-
clones, nj de Gbbierno. crm0 no 10 es
81 cambio do yugo para el buey, Ii.
bsrtad a. { xfgeno de vida para el
pueblo Vida natlra'; no vida artin
cial; vida como Ia propia ssvla para
el cuerpo; no para alimsnto de vsm'
piros.
Los pob-ss de espfritu, los blsn'
aventurados de la Ssgrada Escriturs,
suyos ser2 el reino de los Cielcs, re-
sultan & 10 hora presente una cruxads
rsstrospectiva de sombras do esquels
: tos que abandonando sus srmss bus
caran un refoglo pladoso On un temple
do contemplation y do salmodiss!
El 'spitltu del vlelo Job no 90
prop6s'to para evocarlo en- ~ sssi6r
do los dltimos sig on congrega dos, Qus
son dc activida1 y de prrgres1s.
La soberbia de Job es la saprema
soberbia. En- toda resignation est6ica
hay algo de mutilscl6o y orgnllo. Ira
bajo paciente, combatir heroic es Ia
humIldsd do los fuertes Ser sscrif
cado por el bisn y por la Gloria es : el
humilde. ResignarLoI 81 Destino IA.
tai CO offender & Dios Al Destino sc
| le tusrce como & una vara de metal, y
30 10 trantforma en- arco para dispa
rar las flechss de Tel 6 la honda de
David!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28

alguno faltase sus deberes, sera
aconseiado y requerido por los pro-
fesores q c5nocer sus deberes para
con sus corciudadanos; y caso de REIN
cidir le s'r;n splicables los artfculos
especlfcados en- el reglamento de 10
asociaci6n. Los ioveneS designados
por ell Concejo Municipal 10 autori-
dad local que incurriesen en- slguna
falta; antss de proceder 10 estatuido
en- ell reglamento; Sc le dsr& cuents &
la sutorldad para que ests interven-
ga, & corregir ls falta cometida por 81
recomendado.
80 Los exSmenes podr2n ser pri.
vados 8 pdblIcos; pero siempre ante
un Jurado de profesores que Sc desig.
nara y de Ia autoridsd local que serS
invitada, 10 mi mo que los sefiores
Representatives. de q prenss periodica.
Exkmenes privsdos seran los que
piisn los educsndos para demostrsr
su suhcisncla ante sus amigos y fami.
liares.
ExSmenes pde.icos ser&o los cue
pidsn los educsrdos para demostrsr
su sufciencis ante ell pdblico en- 70.
neral.
Los examenes tendrSn lugar Ell
los meseS de Noviembre y Dlciembre,
LOSE piaz PradO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28

su viaje por la lsls el primer battalion
dal regimisnto de Puerto Rico. La
bania del batsll6n fue a reciblrle
Ia entrsda d. la ciudad
-Esta M lana una orQueIta reco-
rri6 las call de Ia ciudad tocando
una sleere ana, q -uucIsndo ls fiesta,
del Lrcang San Rafael que se cele.
brsrs msdsns dlmingo en- Ia eapilla
de San Franc SEQ
-aEs usied el hombre mas bruto
que hay ea el mundo, si no stiende q
Ialud prlmtro, y despues q SUs nego
clos; tome usted Vino Puro de IVA
Rioja Cereesdo : Ssra hombre fsliz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28

trlcularse no pertenezcsn a la Aso-
claci6n de Dependencies, pagsran s1.5C
al mes, para las mismss atenclonei
especifcadss on ell pSrrsfo anterior.
So Esta Association admitira en-
sus clases con los mismos derechos
q.e los demas: q sells i6venes pobres
de la localidad; 3 varoDes y3 hem
bras, sin periuicio de aumentar ell nj.
nero tan pronto sea possible y 10 per.
mita 10 amplitud del local que se des-
tine para les classes, ,siendo designados
dichos i6venes, por Ia autoridsd 8 ell
conceio municipal sin que tsngan que
abonsr estipendio de ninguna especie,
prororcionaudoles la Asociaci6n todos
los titles de escritura y libros necesa.
rios Los i6veres aspirantes q est 5
clases deberan saber leer y escribir y
tambien las cuatro reg as de Ia Arit.
metca.
70 Estas classes Sc llevaran cabo
los lueves J ssbsdos por Ia nochs de
i 81 para las sefioritss y de 10
para los varones, con el fin de que
puedan asiitir los senores dependien-
tes por cerarIs & las los estableci-
mientos.
- Todos los que asistan 4 las
clssss estsn On ell deher de portarHe
Sorrsctanente sn todoI luI .actos; sl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
BURLA-bURLAhD0
EI pueblo americana, envene.
nado Ientamente con subs
tancias alimenticias.
BROMAs Y VERAS
BROMAs Y vERAS
Desventajas, en- este como en-
todo, de haber nacldo en-
una pequena colonia.

NotieiA do Washing ton indican
que el iefs de la ofcIna de quim'ca del
mini stsrio ds Agriculture, doctor WI
lay, ha de cubierto los grandes frau
des y falsiicaciones On las suostancias
alimenticias que consume ell pueblo
americana, importadas do otros paf-
ses.
Pero resulta que ESQ 40 pasa tan
solo con los artfeu)os do Importation.
Tambien ocurre y no en- mfnima
escalA-con los que dsntro de casa 50
fabrisan.
Ese doctor Wiley en- un gran pa
triots, porque prest. q su naci6n el
ssrvicio mas filantr6pico y it'll que
darse puede, 6ssa enssnarla 4 abtsner.
se de los preducsos qua 10 enferman,
snvsnenan y sniquilsn, mostrAndole
las rafcss de donde arranca sl NAL.
Ese no ss otro que el industrialis.
mo, formidable snemigo dc la hygiene,
que alters y adultera Ia obra sana
de 10 naturaleza, con las s6rdidas al
zsciones del sgiotsie y el mercansi.
lismo humanos.
Por supusst,, que 81 10 abre una
n vest'gaci6n On EstsdosI IUnidos acsrca
do est, todas las culpas recaera1 so.
bre los articulos importsdos; ningu.
ma en- los cue llevan el sci O de 10 pro-
ducoi6n naoional.
Lo que no dejarfa de ser un NAL
para nosotros, porque de eats modo
Q glirian OK portando i'm ursmente, loo
industriales amar,c,nos, sus horren-
dos liquidos y s6lidos & las colonias.
Sin embargo, nj .sIu asf se RENE.
diaria Ia estomacal desvent ira MUGS
ira.
Sup6ngAse que Sc tontroldss actlva.
mente cuanto en Ysnqulandia Sc con
sumo, oil extreme de que 80 cerrara
todo campo los fas tcadores, asf
ouisiesen Q lar.e por O. ojo de una
aguja.
Siempre enc ,ntra,ian el medic de
que 10 mas malo, los residuos, los de.
tritus, viniese este mercado de gen
es a medic civilian: primsro, por no
perdsr la costumbre, y despuei, por no
echar perder todo el negocio.
Harlan con nosotros va 10 estan
hacienda 10 que en- muchas casas de
familis, donde, cusndo SO pone un
plato dudo.o en- Ia m'sa no es ad
mi!ido, 10 mandan los crIados.
Despues de todo, ssrfan l6gicos
con su sIst ma.
sNo nos,envisn en matsria de.per.
soma admin s.rativo -salvo contsdf,
simas excepciones 10 peorciso que
tienen?
Puss NADIA de exsrano tIene que
Ehagan ls mismA cosa en- matsria de
c )msrcia.
Desc Q doctor Wilsy un vistAGo
por aquf, y vera los imposibles.
Vera aebo amarillo convertible en-
mantequilia legftima: cervezas que
tIenen todas los traEas de jugos smo-
niacsles; tallotes transmutados en pc
ras do California y emb tidos que, .
juzgsr y, sus ex Jlosivos efec:os ep
el elt5mago, deben contener alg6r.
resto atavico de Ia c6lers sentida por
! los cerdes, momentos sntss de morlr
Ryp-Ryp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
POSITION WANTED

Porto Ricsn young man wishes
situation as English Stenographer,
Typewriter and Ecglish spanish trans
lator. Hss cfsir kuowbpge of spanish
stenogrsphy ard general ottice work.
Good references. Address; ]. NJ, Lu-
na st. No So, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
COLOCACION

Un joven puertorriquefo desea &C.
locsrse de Taqufgrsfo ipgles y CORES
pousal ipgl6s espaGol. Posee conoci.
mien'os svsnzsdos de taquig, affa es.
pan Ia y trabajo de ofcina Buenas
reierencias. Direction; J. NJ calle
Luua No 55, San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28
Gran Hotel Palmer
Sihtads on 81 :itio nlds tnhlco de
eta otuddd.

Situads on 81 sitio mds otntfco de
tHd ctuddd.
Este estableclmiento tiene
habitaciones frescas y venti-
ladas con salldas al balc6n.
Gran reforma de banos {
inodoros, estllo americana, de
acuerdo con las practicas de
hygiene mas estricta. El me-
ior en- su clase. Servicios a la
carta. Sc sirven comidas a do
micilio. Alumbrado el6ctrico.
Tel6fono numero 46.
Propietlrio y Reoresentsnts,
TIMOEEO PALMER.
Mayagusg, Msndez yigo Ne "A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-28

s Sc vende papel yiejo de pc
ri6dico a dos pesos el quintal.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
For Girls

ChiIdren's White India Linon and
Persian Lawn Dresses, made with
yokes of lace and deep ruffies with
embroidery medallions: skirt finished
Sdt,nea with tucks s,sss or sgani5hh 20 Il SO OQ
Chfldrcn's White India Linon and
Persian Lava Confirmation Dresses,
either in gu.,npe Or long-waist effect.
All are trimmed with fine embroidery,
1nHsstion miss. sisss ass ises to trina II st. 90
Children's White Piuue or Pongee
Coats, made either tucked back and
front with fiat collar, or ca no
with deep embroidery col y OA
lars. Sizes mos. to yrs. ~
Children's Cloth Refers and q Box
Coats, dozens OF styles to select from.
Some plain tailor finish. others with
fancy sailor and round G 40
collars, s. garments until VA IN
midday. - -
Children's White Lawn and Point
D'Esprit Hats, made with shirred
crowns, and full lace or embroidered
ru1fies. finished with wide q 40
satin ribbon bows. Sizes Vi NH
Children's White Lawn and Pique
Hats, with ruffies CT en- C1 40
broidery. Sizes 2 to $I.AH
"
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

With lace inSer
effect, various g
pink, blue, and
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
For Women

for $50 China Silk
Dresses, cream and
black, the fancy waist
tucklng and lace. the
fiounce, lace trimmed.
for SIS and s1s. es for $50
to $50 Silk Shirt waist
Suits are more Erice
surprises. Choice Of Iaf-
Peau de Cygne Suits,
blues, tans, and black.
for Linn Suits well worth
$10.9S. Some with fancy
pleated Jacket, trimmed
rtion; others are Bolero
styles in white, lavender,
tan.
for expensive looking
tailormade. Sui OF
white linen, with Double
eote and Pleated Skirt
Irish Liner Tailor
de Suits that are a mar
!. They look worth twice
e stylish pleated effect
All sizes.
: Percale Suits, white
d black, piped with
lite duck. tailor-made
: Suits of Sheer India
non, embroidered, trim
I'd waist and tucked
style and finish.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
The Summer Girl

but short lived Washington Summer comes early
dantly beautiful born the Not
butterflies
evidence be important feature
and
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
IS. g." Gowns at $40 to SIS.

spirit than reality Others of
CANDY;
like spirit cobwb Others
ribbons gathering below and learn
O Bargains
The Washington times., 1905-04-23
39c for CSC Millipery Ribbo

Facsnles of handpanted ribbons floral effects in four sxquis
effects Best quality and inches wide These ribbons good va
at CSC yard Here tomorrow at 39c. On first floor.
The Washington times., 1905-04-23

Writing Paper-l0o to 12e sheets to
the pound. Standard stationery. Sold
everywhere at 25c pound. Choice OF
"Can.sric Linen" and Army and
Navy" bond papers. white and blue
Windsor and other correctly fash
ionable shapes, 12c and 15c pound
Envelopes to match at &c and ic-
, 1905-12-02

A special meeting of Hermion Tenn
pie, Rathbone Sisters, will be held 10
night to nominate officers for the en-
suing year, and the members are urged
to be present and signify their wishes
in this important matter.
, 1905-12-02
FORMER SWITcHMAN
KILLED IN KANSAS.

Word has been received mere of the
death of a former Laramie switchman
named Stigall. who left here three or
four years ago with his wife for /
Angeles, and who was killed several
days ago in a railroad wreck in Kan
sas. Mr.. Stigall had been on a visit
to the east and was returning on a
Union Pacific train which was wreck
ed. receiving injuries from which he
died
, 1905-12-02
EARLY BASIN PUPIL.
Capital of Big Horn County Has Not
able Visitor.

Basin, Wyo., Dec. 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
Will Price of Shell creek are visiting
in this city. Mrs. Price, then Myrtle
Smith, was among the W. children
at Mahogany Buttes and for a radius
of ten miles Whereabouts to constitute
the first school ever opened in the ba-
sin country of northern Wyoming. The
school was promoted by Ex-Governor
Richards and was taught by Hon. Au-
gustus l.. Coleman, later a representa-
tive and senator in the state legisla-
, 1905-12-02

ors selected by the hostess, and the
effect presented By the polished Ia
bles, exquisite doilys, and softly shad-
ed candles in the artistic silver can
dlebra was very beautiful. Tomorrow
at 2 o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thorn
as will give a dinner perfect in its APP
pointments complimentary to Miss Dur
lacher and Mr.. Roach, the invitation
list including also Mr. and Mrs. Haley,
Mr.. and Mrs. George, Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Durlacher, Miss lean
Durlacher and Mr.. Downey.
AAc
DR.. Hebard was the hostess at a de-
lightful dinner at Mrs. Regar's last ev-
ening, her guests being Miss Thomas
of Evanston, Miss Cummings of Cas-
per. DR.. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. w.
C. Knight.
President and Mrs. Tisdel entertain
ed Prof. Atkinson of Sheridan at din
leT "cuItSudg SNOhih5s
{ & Z
The Ladies' Card club held one of
its most enjoyable sessions Tuesday,
Mrs. Conner being the hostess. The
club will play next time with Mrs.
Grant.
Sc
The old Five Hundred dancing club,
which used to be a social factor in Lar
annie, has been reorganized, to give
fortnightly dances, having selected the
second and third Saturday nights in
the north, but will start this month
with the first Saturday night, so anx,
ious are the members Of the club to re-
vive the memories of long ago. The
club had some forty members when 1t
closed and now has twenty-five to
start with, with more in prospect. The
meeting tonight will be at North Star
hall.
A special meeting of Hermion Tenn
pie, Rathbone Sisters, will be held to
night to nominate officers for the en-,
suing yea and the members are urged
to be present n signify their wishes
in this important matter.
aAA
Mrs. Farley Mathison will entertain
the Jolly Eight tonight and Mrs. Slim
son of Cheyenne and Mrs. G. 2. Gard
ner of Denver will be special guests at
the session.
4 4
nL--.-nnl Innk Cntnhin en-
, 1905-12-02
MILLS, A DRUGGIST,

tosh and Mr.. Jones chaperoned the
party. Miss Clark's invitation list in
cluded Eyangeline Downey, Sophia
Schilling, Venus Frazee, Nettie Pope,
Mamie Butler, Edna Simpson, Ethel
Rauner, Anna Bills, Jennie Hynes,
Tessie Langheldt, Ray Daniels, Gather
inc Taylor, Miriam Doyle, Merle Kis-
sick, Gladys Corthell, Miriam Corthell,
Harriet Abbot, Natalie Swigart, Edith
Miller, Wilberta Knight, Carrie Hege-
wald, Spencer Symons, Robert Law,
Edwin Crowley, Will Thompson, Sum-
ner Grant, Ernest johnson, George
Sliney, Mr.. Wheeler, Robert Cots
chalk. Willie Naismith, John DeLario,
Dean Hunton, Clarence Moir, Victor
F~acinelli, Storrs Sutphin, Robin Cor
thell, Wallace Taylor, Herman Lang
heldt, Clifford June and Adrian Weaver.
The Y. P. S. G. q. lyceum course has
for it's next attraction Elliott A. Boyl,
an orator OF much ability and repute.
The lecture will occur at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening and will
undoubtedly call out a large number of
Laramie's intellectual people.
Miss Fife Cumming, superintendent
next week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Carlyle, and to attend the consistory
ball, which occurs on Friday night.
AT the general meeting Of the Wo-
mans club, held last Saturday, papers
we're read on forestry by Mrs. Lee and
Miss Wright, and Mrs. Bellamy spoke
on civics. The club voted to present
Harper's Magazine for the ensuing
year to the library reading room.
Miss Efie Cummings, superintendent
of schools for Natrona county, is the
guest for a few days of Mrs. w. c.
Knight. the efficient superintendent of
Albany county.
The Clio club convened Tuesday
evening at the Ridgaway residence,
Mr.. Fitch reading al interesting paper
on Ancient Egyptian Religion and
Philosophy" Mrs. Arnold leading the
discussion and Mr.. Symons oficiating
as reader. The club will meet OH the
18th of December with Mrs. Downey.
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Mrs. w. c. Knight will entertain a
party of twenty university students
this evening in honor Of Miss Ida
! Parker.
, 1905-12-02

tertained at a stag party Thursday ev-
ening, their guests being George Slim
ey, Frank Viox, Herman Langheldt,
VIII Naismith, Frank McBroom and
Sumner Grant. The favors were beau
tiful chrysanthemums and the menu
for the feast included all the delicacies
appropriate to the day. After a leis-
urely and merry discussion of the re-
past, the boys adjourned to the basket
ball game in a body.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Fitch entertained
the East End Whist club Wednesday
evening, special guests being Mrs. Sy-
mons and Miss Jean Durlacher. This
club will play on Wednesdays hereaf-
ter, and the session of the 18Th will be
held with Mrs. Downey.
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Mrs. Ivinson entertained the Thurs
day Euchre club very delightfully."- at
her home yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Heavey being a special guest. The club
will meet next week at the Lehman
residence.
Rev. Oscar Woods, pastor of the
West Side church, entertained about
thirty-five young men Wednesday
night, at his home, interesting games
and other amusements forming the
program, together with a nice supper,
About a dozen young men of the
church who work at night and could
not be present at the "doings" Wednes-
day night were the guests of Rev.
Woods last evening at supper and they
had not only a good supper but a de
lightful hour in the company of this
popular and hustling young pastor.
Mrs. Otto Schwatke entertained the
ladies of the West Side German club
on her fortieth birthday. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Charles Schwatke, Mrs.
Charles Hoppe, Mrs. Fred Hoppe, Mrs
Charles Lehmen, Mrs. L. Lehmen, Mrs
e. Lawson, Mrs. Charles Neithe, Grand
mother Schwatke, Mrs. A. Wurl, Mrs
H. May, Mrs. A. Roseler, Mrs. A
Melcher.
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| Miss Helen Clark was the hostess
at a jolly skating party last night, the
company spending the evening at the
Union Pacific dam and returning
happy and hungry late in the evening
to the Clark residence, where an ap'
petizing and substantial luncheon
awaited them. Miss Margaret McIn'
, 1905-12-02

For word painting he holds the
magic wand.-Attica (ohio) Journal.
Elliott A. Boyl is a lecturer OF rare
ability. l consider him one of the alb
lest orators, on the American platform
today. He is both scholarly and elo-
quent. He will please mis- audience ev-
cry time.-Dr. byron w. King, Pitts
burg, Pa.
He is the one lecturer whom our peo-
pie insist upon having next season.
H. j. Whalen, Carbondale, Pa.
Tickets reserved Saturday at Lara
mic Drug Co. Admission so and rs
cents.
, 1905-12-02

ture. Now there are many fine schools
in the basin.
, 1905-12-02

Mrs. w. c. Knight will entertain a
party of twenty university students
this evening in honor of Miss Ida
Parker.
, 1905-12-02

Miss Efie Cummings, superintendent
of schools for Natrona county, is the
guest for a few days of Mrs. w. C.
Knight. the efficient superintendent of
Albany county.
, 1905-12-02

Messrs. storrs and Jack sutphin en-
, 1905-12-02

Mrs. Farley Mathison will entertain
the Jolly Eight tonight and Mrs. slim
son of cheyenne and Mrs. G. P. Gard
ner of Denver will be special guests at
the session.