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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
|SLA De P|NOS

La isla de Pinos, easi ignorada du.
rante siglos, parece destinada & pr6xi-
ma y envidisble prospsridad. Apar-
70 su situaci6n estrategica, la isla, que
mide GA mi'las marlnas cuadradss
posee un clima delieioso, de Is grades
Fahrenheit por termlno medic. Las
brisas de sus pinarss, t6nicss y vigo-
rizAdoras, tenn an y dan eierta uni.
formidad & la temperature durante to-
do el afo. No SO conocen epidemias
nj endemias en- Ia isla, y dc tempo in
memorial ha sido usadA por GONZALES.
cientes y epfermos que van en- busca
de sus Gels bres aguas tsrmales J sss
aires sslubrss.
Laislat'ena t,rrenos pro 2ios para el
eultivo dc IL cana de azdcar, ell taba.
&C, que an algunos sitios, & iuicio de
sxpersos, puede realizar con el de
Vuelta Absio, y u.as dc las zonas
tropical y templads. Tiene extensos
y valiosos pastos en- los que 10 crfa
pudera suplir gran parte de las nece
sidsdes de Cuba independizarla de
10 importation de ganado de vsns-
zuels, Colombia , Honduras. Rfos
en- parte navegables, AbundaDts riego,
ricos marmoles, hero, mar ganeso, are
na propia para Ia fabrication de pie
dra artificial srcilla de muy busn a
eslidad, corslesy conchas preciosas
en- sus . stas, pesquerfas de lsngostss .,
tortugss y espopias y apenas una 20
blscion dc 3, 900 hsbltantss.
Dentro de POGO, trapstormada por
ell cspital cubano y norte americana,
10 isla de Pinos ser& el litio de vera
neo mas pr6spero del Caribs, eomen.
zara Ia exploitation de su privilegladc
suslo.
Y shade el colegs espafol de don.
de tomamoa estas liness:
sNoaotros,es es decir, nuestra msdr'
Espsfia sus hiios los Cubanos jamtl
penssmos en- Ia exploitation de la ISL
de Pines. Nos queda un continsnte
no nos preocupamos sino de rega Il
con nuestra sangre, acaSo para GU
los Fl turos explotsdores le sncuentreI
mas fertil J rico.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
AOTks De GUAYAMA
Propaganda. -CoaIici6n que
Sc atribuye a los particles
repuSIicanoy federal (?)
LAS INvESTIGACIONES
lPor que no Sc vten juicio p1
blico la causa por rlna entire
Nadal y Ramos?

SIS coments mucho la formx de
propaganda que vienen hacienda por
los campos don Edgardo Vazquez
aIiss Tsto y el unionista don Euge
nio Buitrsgo. El p;imero, president.
del Comite Republicapo do Guayama.
La propaganda que ambos visnel
hacienda es 10 de que los partdos Re
puslicsno y Federal 50 han eoaligado
para impedir el triurfo de 10 Union,
que SO tiene como seguro por todos.
-Se dice por e'ta cindad que IL
&C mission que actu almente 80 encuentra
investigando ls coptabilidad de las
Cortss de Distrito y Municipal de Qua
yama ha encontrado irregularidaass
en- los ibros de esta Ultima, no con,
cordanio estos con los de Ia CArcel y
Dep6sito Municipal.
No sabemos ii tales irregulArida-
des pre- seden de sntafio, pero 10 cleric
es es que Ia opinion pdblica Sc sncuen.
ira alarmsda, no v.endose ain sl re.
sultado prictico de tales inves stigaelo.
nss.
-Asimismo llama Ia latenci6n del
pdbl co que adn no Sc haya celebrado
juicio alguno con mo.ivo del escanda-
! 10 ocurrido en- esia ciudad hace mas
de dos msses, entire don Ramon Nadal
Santa Coloma y don jose c. Ramos,
por cuyo hscho 80 bs todo el mundo fue
detenido el senior NADIA, siendo pussto
en- libertAd mediante fianza que pres
taron don Edgardo Vszque1 y dor
Guillerm, Alvarez.
Por muchisimo msnos que este
fusron juzgados, casi sumariamsnts
dos obreros dc ss!a cludad, Jos sualel
,enfan q su favor = atenuante de nc
conocer los c6digos vigsnles, pues un'
de ollos, don Secundino Huerlas, es Vi
snalfabeto, sin embargo fusron iuz
gados con sevsridad, y segdn ss b,
dicho con bastAnte durszs por part
del ,ehor Ramos y sl propio ssfior Na
dal, qulen fue acuss dor On uno de ESQ
casos.
Llamamos Ia a.enci6n del Honora
Bile G Gobernador y del Attorney genera
ahn do que los hsch % 50 vean on jul
clos p6blicos, como orderan nuestro
c6digos, para bien de la moral cluda
dana y buen nombrs dc Ia administra q
e6n de justicia.
Sc habla en- G Glsyama con mu
cha insistencia del possible y probsbl
traslado del iuez F3ote.
Bofo inc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
MOAEDAS EN- PORTUGAL

I'll nuevo sistema monttario de
Portugal titne por unidad ell l,tso. 8
sus divisiones de cent6sImss
Ell l'lso ser& equivalents 81 frsnco
de Frsncis. Belgica y Suizs, & Ia Iira
de Italia J a Ia peseta de Espsfia.
En las sspecies de orc estabece la
moneda de 25 lllsos en- veI de 10
de 20.
Les mouedss de plata son: de
l'Lsos, de l'lsos, de un lu,o de 80 cen,
tim0s.
Moneda de miguel de 10 eentiuos
de 5, de y de |.
Los sAldos de afios 81 teriores 81
haran en- 10 relaci6n de 200 reis Dol
luSo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
N0TAS De AREC|b0
Ell vapor Arkadia. -Cargando
para Europa mitin
obrsro.. ..IgIesias Garces
PoR uN HIPoDRoMo
Corte de Dlstrito. Bernardo
Iuicy.- y.--Novenas de difun-
tos.-Policia insular.

Octubrs ~. Sc sncuentra en- nues.
tro puerto el vapor alemkn <Cristhia'
nia,, procedsnte de Puerto Plata, el
cual csrgara una partida do eats y
tabaco para Europa. Aver sstuvo en-
este puerto el vapor <Arkadia,, que
trajo un cargsmerto de arroz procs-
derte de New Orleans.
La casa de Sucssores do Roses y |
c. ha smbarcado para Cuba en- el va
por espanol <Monserrat, SIS sacos de
cafe.
Aver hubo en- sita ciudad un
mitin de Ia Federation Obrera, on
81 sual 80 qusjaban de que 81 contra.
tists de las obras do Ia carcsl no em.
plee obreros do esta ciudad siuo que
los trae de fuera con periuicio do los
que radican en- esta localidad. Con es.
to motive acordaron nomb ar una co.
mission que expusiera esta Queja al
Alcalde.
Ell ilustrado doctor en- Leyss y
periodista espafiol don Antonio Lyle
sias G arces darA una copferencia On
los salones del Casino Espaflol el pro-
xlmo domingo.
Ell peri6dico local Ell Duende abo-
Ga rorque se levante on ests ciudad
un hip6dromo al igusl del do Ponce y
al que proyecta llsvar & cabo esa ca
pital. Como fuimos los primsros On
apuntar esta buena idea, desde lusgo
abogamos porque se sstudis tan it'll
proyecto, & fin de que Arecibo pueda
contar dentro de POGO con 81 hip6.
dromo.
Ell dia 6 del actual comenzaran
en- esta Corte de Distrito los juicios
por Jurado.
Sc encusntra en- esta siudsd el
sefior don Bernardo Huicy, ,dsspu6s de
varios meses de auseacis.
En- nuestra iglesia cat6lica SO
celebran novenas dedicad Oh 4 la con.
memoraci6n do los difuntos.
Ell cusrtsl general de Ia policfa
insular 80 hs trRsladado & los bajos
de Ia Corte de Distrito.
CoRRKSPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
EL SOMBRERO De PAJA

Cada dia se va hacienda mas po.
pular ell uso del sombrero de psia, y
q juzgar por 10 que los medicos dlcsn
es muy iusti6cada eata predilscci6n.
Un Inspector de ssnidsd del eiet
cito he comprobado que despues de
una bora de pAseo al sol Sc elsv6 ls
temperature interior de una chisters
Z 46 gradoS centfgrados nada menos.
Un medico de IL marina francsss
ha hecho tamb!en somprobaclonea Sc.
meiantes, ponisndo IN tsrmometrc
dentro de un cEsco de los que ussn los
ohcisles de marina en- 81 Senegal, ' hs
msrcado 81 POGO ratio Al grades.
La tempSrstura Dc dna gorra cor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
OESDE RIO P|EDRAS

Ell viernea Sc verified la subssts
del servicio de alumbrado electrico
para elts poblsci6n por la emprssa de
Ia SAN JUAN LIGHT AND TRANSIT c.,
reprssentads por ell Director genera al
de la conpaffa Mr. c f Beames y sc
dara comienEo a los trabsios de ms
talsci6n inmediatamente.
Sc tfectds la reparscion de calles
y Sc procedsra Ala de construction de
Ia del Ferrocarril, que esta en- pro
yeCt0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
PROH|B|DA

Dame, Juan, uns fruta do tu huerto
-dijo Rosa: bsllsza sobrana
cspsz Dc devovsr 10 vida un nusrto
B.jo .u .raj. rdsiico d. .ld.sns
parscfa era tal ~ gsntilsza
una svestrs for Do In manana.
Respond6le el msnesbo con prestezs:
-Pfdems cuanto tsngo, rsina mis-:
y le brind6, sonriendo, una cersza
cuya frescura d spstito abrfa.
NO Ia qusro-lqus no? puss eata toma.
una pera, insinusnts, ls ofrecis;
pera gentil, cuys frsgsnts poma
gustara al paladA mas delicado,
I or su bello color y suave aroma.
Dio sntoncss 10 nins con enfado
-Esa fruta Sno sAbss? me smpslaga;
es mucho su dulzor; no o. de mi agrado.
"A tu esssivsx con mil nnezas paga
e amor que to tsngo, Rosa bella;
coge esta gunds, caprichosa maya.
Y eontest6 al in,tants Ia doncells:
-Esa tampoco-lNo? por 10 sus veo
me luzco como hay Dios iVoto mi estrella!
lCull habra que provoqus tu dssso?
SY aquel melosot6n? on tan jugoso...
id&mslo pronto On tus miradas leo.
Dsbs tsner un quito delicioso.
Isl? pobre Juan! el Amino to sngsna.
-Pues acepta un membrillo muy sabroso
no 10 encuentras igual en- toda HspaHa.
Que no.. por qunta vsz-Albarcoqus.
ahora 81 que acerte iCuan poca mana!
-iTe rfes, haces bien Soy un bodoque
AL erolsro voy.- IrAs en- vsno.
-Nerezco tu desden por alcoraoQus;
8 o. que to burlss con afkn livisno,
ATLAS do mi amor ID llama srdisnts.
FL remedio 10 tienss ID mano.
-lDe aue modo? -Cereana ssM 10 fusnts.
-iRosita, por favor! Una frambussa...
ARE &.-Que muer indiferente,
Admitras sntonces esta fresa.
-iQu6 pequenita o.! no tengo CANA.
-Acaba, df, de atormentarme cesa...
-Pues 20 quiero. ii Concluye Una manzaua.
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AL saborear Ia fruta apeteeida
Enrojscl6 10 aha cual Ia grana.
Relumbraron eus oos; sonrefda,
di6 de ella Juan, quo con amants excsso,
sl par que murmur6, situya ss mi vda!,,
puso en- sus lsbios smoroso beso
resdmsn de Ia plAcida avsntura
que formAba su dicha y 81 embeleso:
do Aqusl maglso idiio dc tsrnura
meta mas rsuena mas ssHtids,
comparable 4 10 miel por su duzura.
Asf unidos los dos, visron Ia vida
como campo forido lsonjero
que los goces do amor, solo convlda
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La misma ssssnA del Eden primsro
copi6 aQuel euadro do cArino ardients
Evay Adam. trssunto verdadero.
Mas fataba un dstalls: ls ssrpiente
Eugenls AstoI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30

ventilsdores de un tsniente de marina
result6 ser de 80 y de 80 Ia del interior
de un casco ingles, mientras que las
pruebas Veriicadas con sombreVos de
paia solo dan uuos 80 grades, POGO
mas 8 msnos, Isglp sl s'itdo J grusso
de 10 psia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-30
AVISO FUNEBRE

AL consulado ing'e de Monastlr,
Turquis Europsa, lego un pasuets
conteniendo una oreis humsna y una
carts anuncisndo que la orejs le hsbia
sido C rtsds a uu irgles llsmado
Wills, que si para q sabsdo IA no %
dsbsn S.. 600 per su res, ate, Sc le qui.
tsrfs la vida. Wills, ertenece q una
familia pudiente ben relacionsda
en- Iuglsierrs, y tiene unos q amos.
Hsbis dessps, edo en- Julio dltimo,
presumi6ndose que hub'sse cAfdo en-
poder de bAndidos, 10 que ahora 90
lconGrma.
Hz H. Isabel Ellschin OrifE, Manuel
Q hE, Macedonia Ortegs, Lola Osorio,
jose Olivia J PsrVio, Puerto Rico 4
Euport CO, Encarnaci6n Perez, Angel
Psreyrs, Manuel Perez,
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the great white beach. That little station became my workshop, for it was not used in sumner by the life savers. It stood so close to the ocean that sometimes the Atlantic washed my doorstep. And at noon, sitting on drift logs on the sand, I Iunched from full dinner pail and drank coffee from it's tin top-a day laborer mak- ing living by writing wh ere man had not marked the earth with ruin.
 The free lance honors thrust upon him. A collector of gems sent me a box of uncut opals, amethysts and phires. l had whitten about his col lection in a brief paragraph. Dow pey, of London, Photographer to the King" charged me nothing for doz- ems of photographs of myself, for I had written a good word about his pictures of the Kings grandsons. Would you like to go home by the way of Jamaica?"
 asked Sir Alfred Jones, the Banana King" while I was a guest in his home in Liverpool. "I have a new steamer sailing for Port Kingston on her maid- en voyage. You and your wife shall have the best stateroom." But it is not dead head trips to lotos lands, nor precious stones, it is the precious ac- quaintances, the golden friendships. that count in this living by writing.- Gilson Willets, in Worlds Work
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THE vOCABULARLY CORPS"

The Work and the Rewards of the
 Free Lance" Writers.
 A "free-lance" is an unsalaried writ CT whether he be journalistic hack or another Victor Hugo. Free lance" means free to starve if one does not feel like working; free to smoke an exc crabIe pipe in ones own workshop; free to walk in the woods a day or a week; free to rove the earth, he rover paying his bills out of an income de- rived from words. I know of a honey moon on the Mediterranean, three eX- pensive, happy months, paid for out of the Vocabulary Fund. Above all, free lance means to go and to write where every prospect pleases. There was a furnished house for the season. in a Garden of Eden in St. Johns Wood, London, ill spring; and one winter in the Riviera there was a stone nest in a paradise of palms. What workshops can be paid for at a cent and half word! Once I received an order for a series of articles that would require all June and July to write. To Montauk, then, on the outer reach of Long Is- land, 100 miles at sea, took my notes and my typewriter. There was a good inn not far from the lighthouse, and there had board and loging. But it was not the inn that completed the idealism of Montauk as writing place it was the tiny life saving station on
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TAXPAYERS.

Are hereby notified that the Board of Assessors of the City of New Haven, will be in session atsRoom. No. s City Hall, every week day from October 2d 1905, until Novenibefs 1st, 1905, ifclu- sive, for the purp6se of receiving lists of all persons owning property, real and personal, subject to taxation in this
 If any resident taxpayer neglects or refuses to hand in list. made and sworn to as prescribed bys law Sickness or absence from the city being no excuse). the assessors must make out list, and by law.
 Power of attorneys cannot be made use of in making oath to list, nor can the husband make oath to list of pro- perty of the wife, in which he has no Interest nor contrariwise, the wife for the husband.
 Each parcel of real estate must be separately describeds
 Office hours from 9 a. m. until b. m,.. except on Saturday, when the hall will be closed at ID. m.
 EDWARD F. MERRILL,
 OSCAR P. IVES,
 JOHN J, HOGAN.
 ~ TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN.
 ., THEODORE H. MACDONOLD. o2 to I'll Board of Assessors.
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Miscellaneous

Chicago Featherbone, manu- factured by the Warren Feath- erbone Co.,, and does the same duty as the higher price make which is sold at $1.50 box, sale price 69c.
 Dress Shields, same brand you see advertised everywhere you go at 25c a pair. Americas leading shield, sizes 3 and 4 only, sale price 1Oc. Lace Pins, 3 and 4 on a card, pearl heads, value 10c a card, sale price SC.
 Featherstitch Braid, plain white, navy and, white, pink and white and red and white, value 15c a piece of 6 yards, sale price 1Oc.
 Silk Corset Laces, 4 yards long, colors, value l0c, sale price sc. g
 Tape neasuro- 60 inch. made of strong tape, value 5c, sale price 2c. .. <. ..
 Colored Sewing Silk; the silk is in perfect condition but have come unraveled, value 1Oc a spool, sale prise SC.
 Taffeta Seam Binding, all silk, black, white. and colors, 'alue l3c, sale price Sc.
 The Duchess Waist Extend CT. A splendid novelty for holding the shirt waist, skirt and belt together, value Sc, sale price 3c.
 Silk Fril Elastic, all colors including black and white. A chance to buy for Christmas gifts. The best quality for mems arrnlets, women's and children's garters, etc., value 25c a yard, sale price l5c.
 Manufacturers samples of Thimbles, electro silver plated, and pure enamel lined, value Sc, sale price Sc.
 Velveteen Bias Skirt Bind ing, the make you know is de- pendable, sold everywhere at 7c a yard, sale price 4c.
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Black Taffeta Silks

19 inch Black Taffeta Silk, wear guaranteed, woven in sell wage, value 69c a yard, sale price SOc.
 36 inch Black Taffeta Silk, value $l.38 Q yard, sale price $1.19.
 36 inch Black Taffeta, value SIPS, sale price 9Sc.
 Black Taffeta, Arabian chif- ion finish, C. ]. Bennett make, q inch, value SIPS a yard, sale price 9Sc.
 Skinner's Black Tafeta Silk, 36 inches wide, value $2.50 a yard, sale price $1.69.
 C. ]. Bennett Taffeta Silk, 36 inches wide, value $1.50. 8 yard, sale price SIPS. 19 inch Black Taffeta Silk, C. J. Bennett make, value 79c a yard, sale price 59c.
 21 inch C. ]. Bennett Black Taffeta Silk, value 85c a yard, sale price 69c.
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Hooks and Eyes

Hooks and Eyes, black Of white. guaranteed not to rust, sizes 0, 1, 5, and 4, value Sc a card, sale price, 6 cards for 1Oc.
 Hooks and Eyes, black or white, all sizes, warranted not to rust, best hump hooks, value Sc card, sale price Sc.
 Another Hook and Eye special that surpasses anything ever. offered before; it is equal to the best hook and eye on the market. always 10c a card. sale price 7c, 6 for 4Oc.
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DEATHS.

DAWSON-In this city, Oct. 20, 1905, Sidney H. Dawson, in the 63rd year of his age.
 Notice of funeral hereafter. o22 1t SOUTHWORTH-In this city, Oct. goth Martha Pratt Butler widow of the late Andrew W. SouthWorth in the 96th year of her age. Funeral services will be held from her late residence No. 33S Orchard St. on Monday, Oct. 2Sd at 2.SO o'clock. Friends are invited OPP 1t HUNGEKFORD--On Thursday October 18th, Katharine Louise Hungerford wife of Henry Swift Hungerford and daughter of the late IsraH Kimberly Ward.
 Private funeral services will be held at her late home 324 West SSrd St. New York. Saturday afternoon, October 21; l905.-, ,.~ o20 1t BENEDICT-In this city, October IS, 1905 Frank w. Benedict in the 53rd year of his age.
 Funeral services will be held at his late residence No. 5 Howe Street, on Sat urday afternoon at half-past two o'clock. Friends are invited to at BENEDIcT-In this city at No. 5 Howe Street, Frank w. Benedict, in the, 53rd year of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter. o19 1t
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Pir1sandNeedleS

Needle Cases, value 25c a case, sale price 1Oc.
 Adamantine Pins, value 2c a paper, sale price 6 for Sc.
 Mourning Pins, value Sc a box, sale price 1c. .] .~= .=ss-@s 4.- A. ,s [,
 Mourning Pins, large pins, value Sc box, sale price 4c. :, Safety Pins, all sizes, black or white, value Sc and some worth Sc card, sale price 3c.
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Buttons

In Paris and London you set buttons everywhere on dresses, waists, neckwear, belts, etc., in groups and clusters. For our first autumn notion sale here are some surprising values. , Fancy Metal, Pearl and Bone Buttons, value 25c doz., sale price 15c.
 Fancy Metal Buttons, value 38c and 45c a dozen, sale price 25c.
 Fancy Metal and Pearl But tons, value 75c and $l,OO a dog en- sale price 49c.
 Pearl Buttons, desirable for waists, dresses and underwear value 10c a card, sale price 7c
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Linings

This announcement should prove exceedingly interesting to both the professional and anna teur dressmaker.
 Black and Colored Perca- lines, value 25c a yard, sale price 19c.
 Black and Colored Sateens, value 25c, sale price 19c.
 Black and Colored Perca- line, value 20c, sale price 15c.
 Black and Colored Moreen, 27 inches wide, value 39c a yard, sale price 25c.
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Important Autumn Sale
Notions, Linings and Silks.
Prices Radically Reduced
See Windows

Prices Radically Reduced.-See Windows.
 There time history when have been pen d able supply all necessities for dresmakers those who do their sewing.
 In getting this sale of Notions Lnings and Black Silks we have endeavoed maintain the good onsons for Reliable Me chands" by keeping from trashy goods which often const sales this kind Everything sale is of the best quality and should there be advertise them such Our aim give you the least Come and offerings with what you have elsewhere Great price reductions prevail
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SMamts

One eent a word for each InnpEtfon. I've eeHtH word for . full week. seves
 tinsa.
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Self Locking Skirt and Waist Fasteners, the best p1acket fastener, value 20c a card of six, sale price 1Oc.
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WANTEn

ONE good agent wanted in 3eaeb towr
 70 take orders for custom-nnasfa
 Sorsets. Henry IT. Todd. 2s2-2s4 Aork street. o22 st
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ROOM and board for an invalid man
 t;!ia ms nurse. Telephone 499 or ad- dress S. F. S. this office. ais at X
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WANTED

WANTED.
 BUY wanted, SIG Chapel St, o22 2t
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ALI good help should eaII here. We suP54y all the pest places and always meS9 large numbers. Sleeman's Re-
 el Open eYenine.s .e. s,i.t.s z.
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BUYING.

GENTS, s-, Ladies old clothes. Send nos ts4' sam Wilder, 914 Grand Avenue.
 -' o1S I'm
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WANTED

A IOsAIIeA as Janitor or night watch
 9ie aged man. References. Clffo Thees, 154 West St. oIg 3t eng
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WaNTE,n

S4sEEaiAN's RELIABLE EMPLOY MENT AGENCY,76 Chapel St.. cstab- asshed 20 yearS Largest. best n ti1e state Best male and female help for any and all Kinds of work. Sent any- where. Open evenings. Tel. 2322
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EMPLOYMENT AGENGY-Taka notice. Mrs, $ A. sGladwin has moved from 1O2 Orange Street to 902 Chapel SE.. Room No; 614, New Malley Building. The best help, also the best place fss and situations, city of country. Honra S:30 a, m. to D. m.
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BRIGHTON.

Brighton, Nov. 9.-Dale Friend, who
is attending school at Des Moines
came Sunday night to attend the flu
neral Of his grandmother.
Mrs. L.. A. Friend died Sunday at
a. m. and funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Boyer at the residence
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Isenhart, of Washington, at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Friend or
Tuesday.
Harold Long. of Washington, accom-
panied her sister, Ethel home Monday
for a short visit with relatives.
Rev. Walker and family have NOV.
ed from Mt. Auburn and are living III
the residence which they bought OF
Lucy Swisher.
j. T. Lemlev and family are now liv-
ing In their new residence.
Miss Flo Pringle. who is teaching
near Fairfield, spent Sunday at home
Misses Mabel and Clara Ingham
who are attending Parsons college a.
Fairfield, spent Sunday at home.
Ben Weidner and wife, OF Packwood
spent Sunday with Mr.. Weidner's
mother.
Charles Thomas and Bonnie John
son Were married Wednesday at thu
home of the brides parents.
G. w. Smith left on Rock Island No
20 Tuesday on q business trip tt
Missouri.
Mrs. Emily Swain is visiting her sor
In North English.
Mrs. Mann's new residence Is nov
ready for occupancy.