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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Las iSIaS Galapagos.
EI decOrO nafIOnal
EI derecho, Ia iusticia, Ia propiedad
via raz6n....de la fuerza.

: &El Grito del PuebIo.1 psri6 lico de
@ tito. Ecuador, hR public do una Bs.
RE de artiCulos scbre el imp 0rtauts
aaunto del archipi6 sQo de GAlSpSgoS.
HSCe mug OpOrtunas observaCiones 80.
bre sobFe la neCssidsd de msnte1er in
c6Iume ell decoro naCiOnal.
GNAdie podr6 sostener. dice ell cole.
Ga. que GAlapBgos no tiene excepcio-
nal imp0rtsncia por 50 situGci6n gao
gr4fica y pOF 50 pFoximidRd 81 canal
de PAnams; nadie podr6 deGConoCer
qua las C0diCi0sas mirRdas de nocioneu
p0tsntes eatsn fijGs en- ell arChipi6lsg
y mucho menOs nadie stirmaFfa que 81
GCAsO esas nSciones pretendieran usur-
par los deFeCh0a del Ecuador, Cite DO
drfa reChszsr el ataQue 6 impadir an
nuevO y escRndaloso triuDfl de lo fuer-
Zs. Da NADIA le 8ervirfan "a ECuadoP
sus derechos. CuRndo no eRtuVierau
respRldadoB Dor gigsntesCoG CafIones.
nj en- nAdR se estimRFfGn Bus tftulos, Si
no pudieran ser -Teforzados con eB0a
argumentos modern0s, que ne IIaman
eacuadraa
El derech0, h iuBticia, Il pro opiadad
son una Gmsrgs ironfa , una gonxrien-
ta burIa, Cuando tienen que hab6rseIag
con eI dnico poder que hoy impera. ell
de I6 fuer2S. con las leyes del utii-
tarismo, las & 1iCsa que rigen en- 81 mum.
do que se llama civilizadO.o
Nj mas nj menoS, pero que nj menos
nj mas.
Mas. 81 acaso. Los fuerteB sueIen
sbusar de los d6biles, ain importRrles
NADIA que se les llame CobArdes.
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PROF. JOSE L. FAJARDO,

Maes'ro de comercio g..
Host edsje complete y ensenanza para jo-
venes senoritas S4 Semanales;
1856 WeAt % rd. Street. New Yolk. N. Y.
Qu
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AlnlOTranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDAD pouuo naaa n4.a
de
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BaRCO Terrific rial J AgrfC0Ia
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DlE Q AHORROs.

LngpoS5OiOnes S06re JS6TetGs: Desde
e0.25 & 81, 900, dev engar&n intereses d
por 100 anuaI.
Znap0sSOSOpes d ioIGsO flo: Desde
5000 en- adelante deVengarSn interGs aI
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAS.-El que suscribs aceptR
en- administration fincas en- San Juan y
SantuHce gaVentizand0 81 pago q rem
tista. ReferenCias: pr0pietorio en- San
Juan, teborero del Bsnco Popular y
vice presidente de b sLiR& de Propie-
tarios1. - JOSE M. CARRERO. =
Luna re 45vR.
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Casa Do PT6stlmOs Loan OttIeS.
De Jose Baz6n.-21 Allen 81.

Sc hecen opereciones de pF6stamos
uobFe alhaias desde 80 CentavOs en- ade.
Ianta. Sc c0mpEan alhajas y piedEaS
preOi0aaE.
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UN CANCEL.-En- buen eutado se
Vende. InfoFmarsn en- GLR Cores
pOndenciD7.
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NotIeIas gene[aIes.

DONA CARMEN CABALLERO
GARCIA.-TomG hu6spedes para va.
ranear. 8 alquila hAbitHciones Tam.
bi6n FeCibe pupiIos en- 81 afIo esColar &
preCios limitsdos. El que interese So
licitar6 con anticipation. CaIle del Sol
-n6meFo 10 Rio Piedras. p. R.
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The Automatic Sewing
Company Machine

La m$quins p lHa ccsar de PIC y de
mano. 60ble res punte y cadeneta mSs
perfsCtS y MIS- bsTsta del mundo. Pee
CiOs sia compet sncis. AlmEcen, s.
Melon 6 90. San Juat0 10 45 We.
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Sc ALQUILA nm mirador con tres
habitacionea en- d CASA no. de ID ca
lie de San Joa6. En- d misma casa
infOrmnr&n. 8v. ..
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VENTA DE MUBBLES.-POr te'
ner que ausentarSe Ga duefIo. se ven
dan vGriOa muebles en- perfect0 estAd0
Iuformarsn Tetu6n 38 aRt0g. 15v. q.
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PIANO PLEYEL.-En lR 'sAgen.
Cia ColOniSl1 Cruz a seI Yende unO.
n6mer0 bis, gran mOdelo. con cober
tors de pSfIO. CandeIabros. tAburete y
y aislGdores. AL contado 8 6 plazos
C6mOs 15 Va.
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IA Los PADRES DE FAMILIA.-
EI Professor Principal don Joa6 BeCe-
IRA ZSyas ha alberto unas Glasses de
verano an ID esouela Colon. d m6dico
preCio de dos pesos poF alumno. Los
que deseen matriculsYs0 pueden pasaE
por dichs esOueIa de s 6 II por h ms.
fIanR y de / & por Ia taFde.
Sv
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"a egta imprsnta o VandO pRpal 6e
pesl6aiaa vieio { s2-oe aaintal,
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M ogta iapRanta 60 VGnao Dapol DO
paR faiaa Vlaio : Go2-ao qula'A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14

PAREJAS DE CABALLOS.-Sa
vende una. color ballO. bisn iguat
ambos = de beIIss f0Pmas. Hsto Roy
(Dsrada 34) I3foFmes tambisn on
Allen %. 8V.G
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Sc SOLICITA ma nodrizs que
teDRa buenas condolences. Iaforma
ran Luna 81. 8v.Bss
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COSTURERAS. So soIicitan en-
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and EN-.
bFoidery Co. 19 FoFtaIeza. San Juan.
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Pointed Paragraphs.

49, - - =. - 90 -..f -
A loaf of bread doesn't rise to ex-
plain. .
Debtors forget that creditors never
forget. =
A good way to make trouble is to go
out and look for 1t.
A aight-haaded man is seldom q
brilliante onversatiopalist Fsst !
;Whilesthe rich must apasa in Eheir
checks thepoar srsslvays5vithp pa !
3ffaInansi lis iookinglfoy q easy JOB he
has no time for anything else.
= Paradoxical though 1t may seem,
it's the idle tongue that works over
time. ..rtn-~,,,y r,xM
A donKey knows when he has
enourhLunlessa he. Is D. two-leg8eo
one. as S sB.+ rt4yr r. =
x. It's easier 10 make promises during
.conrtship than 1t Is to make good AFTER
marriage Y, - :,
K progressive man ID one who has
the ability TO .stands still while others
are going backward.
II O want to see the real thing in
frenSied finance, watch a. CROWD OF
women:at q bargain Sale.-@ 80
A man can afYord. to- declare. that
money isn't everything II he has more
n II than he knows what to do With.
.trta.t. - '
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90 q ~. :
Death Of Willie Brooks.

After . short Illness OF inlamatory jrheu.
mstism. Willie w Brooks. departed this
life, March Y, 1906, atClnton, 6: O. YhsrAShs
had gone ihsJ anusryto enter the Pissbyts
Ri hi. s'sssia 81 @SSsossh. ,osAss.satssss y,
com By s0vsfal msmbsrxsf.ft0 fAmuy
who were with him In bis last .illnsss, also
by eight OF bis College mates. Who acted ~
pail, bearers
He was laid 10 rest In the Episcopal Come.
tary on Saturday the nineteenth, the ami
vsrsary OF bis eighteenth birthday.
The funeral. services, were conducted ~
Rev. Mr.! SANS Rsotof5yof. b EpiseopAl
Church In the presence Off host Of soTfoglpg
relatives and ffiends. The grave waa litsr..
ally. covered by the insny- beauiif fol. dorsl
onerines, many }of: them haying'&be sent
vii lie was . very bright boy; his bright
smile and kind words endesred him to Ill,
he was Q universal fayorite.
In his family, circle. and By bis foSmsr
schoolmates and friends In; WalIenton, hil
old home, bs. sfH be sorelyt missed. ~ q;
Death 10 always aads butSdoubfy So; when
one Just entering young manhood 10 cut
down.
The bereaved family has the sympathy OF
| every one In their great sorrow.
n. W.
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Foe ,hekMeaseEils.s sake

II ia sa,d that a snDndf = psI PLACED in
the tin cake-beI wiAskssp athss Ioasessfro
ofy a ! or caTshs = ~; a In ,.,,sfud tsnitsIyy nm.
nnder : sonist and ses' Z ssrs1% 800
unuet Suolos = SIo. sean ~ nro,al
al sPpie pafes m9dahS 2sss ~ suasS .ustfsss
t tooS a w Sa p iPe1s a. : nnanrIfS1tSf hXssd.3
TO- 70 wash anVth,nu thar sc.nS6as5S ussn
.oto wadar The aiksi tn,riss.ffisT Sssaasinio
sosn- which Will do iLs own NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on Of The most soothing appkcanynasi or 9
and bound like q poultice ON tho dnjuIsdSsnr.
face. v,, ~. o.n w taaSt,
mora effacin.i - thai 1eeepes IN Observation-Disclosures
sams Sirection A tbS warp of~Ea7 rna-Snot
snainst it, IL s"4sS4sf
"A A ~ Ds,Ls .Ss, sg 2sT 49,. sssass e v sssins ss5sS.
Il fs, snsed t 10 the .G Wsif %Isn Rfnssss and sSsin;
to prevent it, Raging When lowered. sssSsSs
sIeepiessness on acoid nsghsmsygeftanSbe
reIieyed nv Ss feechiefs USerssth6
head: which oS16drnSs vasfh cold wnileSt6S
rest OF Inc odyfsssnrnd Sg.sS9wI H.kf
A simple rSmsdFfotupf 9eeFl % atosstt1in&
slowly Two IssseiSkYett3tut Y bAaA Az psf ~
system and Observation-Disclosures q 1Egs
A cement tEuB-byEdd1nFtK IleaapQQnfnfof
glycerine 70 a ga!tacyte1dss sblfSat1st5ntep
isnoe In the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
isstepine leather. paSafdorT 6bdit0I fstafH
MIX viii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
er iorm of Observation-Disclosures fa1sIsSs11ssfSdis
sion with The: oil, whsssas !WhtsSsnnlSs preads
It. FF'E" NSr" H-1S FoPeeA4
To the ordinary oomhinatipn,of vaIursRateT
'and.ammonieI used fo~rsfrpAh6fing ScafpatAs
add q tablespoonful q, fpseteSf8ndthe T
snl will be still m4feMkkisA6A9fg ~shahrnsuai.
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ERRoRT CORRECTED,
Some Pests About ths Pasentase of
yshasc. Cathodh.

1aitsc g. as15asfRst; .,,...a.4s
c1ly - ASsss ~
s ssssis sassssssos sssss So b: ss.s 90
y ,Ss Z 81 ItSc GossdsssslssL
lsS spo tho toliov tpG zen oskeoenate0we1U
andfsl soIions psinisdinshs lesagsSas sf ,
Anderson i1ly Nall: $50 ~
ION March II, 1IS1 .lhsfsgNAssb burn II ~
homo of -A-EHea6H1attan preeenef, vpSIe
Clemson Coltsge novisaAndss John "
houn.s Calhoun, e1ss uayeYs 9thaf tnan n
ar..tosrs @ We. re- os9
seoyn1olshe 80 piooeoty 49ns gnIsM111sy
s Ss.:G is .ssa1's &. sS ss : ss::s,s,:sssss
;. .H St ! S GSSs " fiE b.s nnss min siss
sna ! sb, si ;: .. ssssn e oi,s. .assss.:. spsili: q
tbs nl,innass prosperity and 1ntsSfay OF 2
o 4 L; ..iid 1.n.s M.s.ai.s .snlds ...rtass
/. :n ss sassf = sssadss sstiSs. sad / d. sen:
8 I'M K. gsf 9 sss., Hss siyossa ~;
'i I '. OK ss; g: &: ssssss!s
mis,aksn.t oEo sinesA - .nofs sssss:
Of DAY abonts ~. Rilsa. f.osn Abbsyiiis g
-, - ~ 6 w rs ~ hSs w 5SgI@
isg ~
NE - IrlsSS
49, 0oU - N
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Thai dne assortment OF yellow ware ~
DaYpsn's S and 10 cents store 10 selling. 1Tne
prices are in accordance With the policy OF
the store. .. -
Do YOU buy. your tInvare at pargan! 5
and 10 cents store? Ask your friend VINO
has done so and you will become q customer
Of ours ut once.
Blueing. blacking. stove polish ETC.. sli az
bargains 5 and 10 cents store. Prices rignI OF
course.
A fine line OF odd pieces In china A.
argsn's 5 and 10 cents store. This prices are
on er than you are accustomed ! paying.
Unless q woman Ia capable OF earn
ing at least 81 q day she has no busin-
ess marrying a man to reform him.
Paranne wax for sealing fruit jars for ale
at Speeds.
Ifyou are thinking nf investing In Real
Esaie, give me Q cali. Robt. 8. Link.
We aell more tin ware than anybody IN
town. because we carry the biggest line ena
our prices are under them all. Dargan's ana
10 cent store. .s,
butter moldB, potato Washers, einefs, oaskets,
measures and q thousand little Things AZ
bargains s and loot. store.
Lanterns at bargains 5 and 10 cent store.
Before You buy q stove come and see Oar.
gan's s n 10 cen store line. They are going
fsst, because we nave put the price dow1.
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By the Governor:
J. T. CAN'T, Secretary Of State.

J. T. CAN'T, Secretary Of State.
In accordance with the proclamation
Of His Excellency, Hon. D.. O.. Hey
ward, Governor, the following mar
ayers have been appointed 70 sonduet
the election therein ordered:
Donalds-L A. Shannon, Eugene
Martin, David HamphreJi;.r t'.
Due West2W: 2; Going, Arch Ken
nedy, DIS. Edwards !,
Keowee4-Wl1 Ashley, Robt. Pruitt,
John McMahan. ~
RoekrSprinr-Mi5J. Ashley, James
Sheffield ,fJno. Marion Ashley. M y
Bryant K Roads-M: 8. Ashley, Jno.
T. Br yant, R. II. armstrong. - =
Central oolHouse-A.T. Calvert,
81. w. Bowie, A. J!Mofrisen. :.
! Antreville4W. p. MeCarter, ". Il.
Seawright,, j. McG. tMcAdarns. =.
Abbeville-G. D. Graydon, 9 a!
Moore, J. A. Alewine. 49, -
Lowndesville-W. O. Shaw, J.""H:
Bell, VIM! Baker. ~. - ~
J tMapnolia-Geoss N. Smith, D.. Bur.
foId;J. B.; Campbell. y =.
=, ldt. Carmel-T. B. Frssier, J. R! Tar
rant, T. W.. Mars. -, ,
Willington--S.rs g.. Mcbride, Andrew
Leroy; Lucian Link. -, -
Nc Cormick-G. P. Smith, T. u
Price, P. j. Robinson. 5,r
.Clatworthy's TX Gross Roads-Jno.
Brown, O. E. Wilson, j. j. Link. rk- :
~ Onythe day Of election the sManagsrs
must organize by thesi election OF .
Chairman and a Clerk. il necessary
the Chairman elected Is empowered to
administer ,oaths. &, ,u..
THE Managers haveithea power ton
any vacancy, and il none OF the Man
attend, the citizens scan-appoint
from among the qualified voters the
Managers, who, after being sworn. can
conduct the election. - .o..v-Gr i
At the close Of the election the
Managers and Clerk must proceed pub.
licly to open the ballot boxers and
count the ballots therein,and eontinue
without adjournment until the same y?
completed! and make q statements OF
the result. ,., 49, "a: /
Within three days thereafter, tho,
Chairman; OF the Board, or some que
designated blythe Board must deliver.
to the Commissioners. Of Election the.
pnll list, the box containing the baltot.
and written statements Of the result.of
the election.
Zone of the .aboye-named Managers
for each. precinct must call upon the
Board Of Commissioner at the Co1rt
House April I and 9th, 1906, to receive
ballat boxes poll Lists and instructions
and to qualify. w. A. LANIER.
W. E., Morrison,
W. D. Harmon, .
r. o. AeAdams. :
Commissioners OF State Election.
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DUE WEST.
March 20, 1905.

March 20, 1905
The Joint Celebration Of the Amelian apd
Casi sli Idterary Societies OF the d. w. F. C.
comes OF tonight Monday in the Audito.
rum at Erekine. A special feature OF the
program will be an address by DR.. sherer OF
Miss kite Bra1ley Of Georgia has been the
guest Of Miss Grace kirkpatrick lor several
days.
Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Stewart. of Pelzer,
were with friends over Sabbath. MI: stewart
preached at Greenville church on Sabbath.
DR.. ]. W. Nidenan, DR.. ]. r. Bell, Prof: r.
L. Grisr and Mr.. g. ]. Todd are eaoh driving
q new horse. ~ r..o,,,,
caI Ssminary leotured before the Theological
Seminary at this place last Thur ,Is n'en''
Rev. lanes Boyce has q new buggy. we
very much enjoyed a ride In It last week.
|, Rev. B. g. Pressly attended the celeoratlon
Mrs. Fannie McCaw Of Yorkville has been
with her sister, Miss Leila Rrice, Tor Some
days.
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H - -
Appomattox Forty Years After.

Appomattox may be, reviewed today
as q war event. having q peculiar dis
tinction. Thetyerdiet ofApril 8, 1885,
has provsda final one. At the end OF
forty years its portsnt a. a,factor In
human destiny stands out no less bold
~ than that Of Yorktown, which is
nearly . century and a quarter behind
US.
The judgment Of history upon de.
cisive battles must often be ambiguous
aud ineonclusive. Waterloo, crushed
Napoleon l., bnt1that for which the
mighty Eorsican neutrality-suspicious.
erected its fronttagsin and had to be
once more .dethroned at Sedan fifty.
five years after Waterloo. Even yet
the Bonaparte specter hovers over re-
publican Fr&nce.r , trS~tA3I j.
1T Is difficult, too, to. determiue 1.-The
precise period in the development OF
Greece when q second Marathon was
seen to be impossible and the decisive
character ofthe marvellous victory won
by Miitiades became manifest And
Yorktown may have to be fought over
before the fate .of. North America is
decided. But the cause that went:dewn
at AppomattoxLWa lost forever. Sons
or Yankees and SONS Of Johnnies may
one dayIcome to blows, but, not over
the apple off1861. y They, may shake
hands across some new bloody chasm,
but the chasm bridged by Grant and
Lee IL filled into the level with ada
mant. ~rrrguIt,:
r Appomatox was not q sudden crush
ing Of the defeated which forced the
reluctant cry, "Enough!n It was a
sequel to fighting, not itself a fight, a
climax foreseen for months and for
which both leaders and both armies
had rehearsed their respective parts.
After Gettysburg the south knew that
its cause was hopeless, and after Get
tysburg the north knew that n day
1t would dictate terms to vanquished
brethren.
So Appomattox, when 1t came, par
t00kf0f the natuferef q national love
FEAST. 5Th~eteswasne wild triumphing,
for long !delsYeds and dearly bought
yictdrys mad discounted JOY. There
was 40 mourningr forga lingering
deathihad dulled thespapgs0f serrow.
Lees whitetf sgA wss strncewith pain.
"a. covered sthe victor as well Is the
yhnquiShedss s ri.s.s
sIhertyne .meantagaof &Appomattox
grows cle4fe. Rathas;nation wakes in
consequence sHBut for Appomattox
there would be no great American
power today. The twentieth century
Lees and Grants, Gordons and Sher-
mans. Sheridans and Stuarts, have q
common passion a. vel! al q common
flag The burden Of their mingled
shouts is "Unionp 'tsSsil Oh, sail on,
oh, ship Of state,n b. the yong Of every.
people, but ..Sail on, oh, Union, strong
and great" applies to but one people
under the sum- . IT,. .. ft" ..l~
., Men may change flags but human
passion is ineradicable. Federation Of
separable states went down In q con-
snming fire. The indissoluble Union
Of separate states arose from the ashes.
Before the world we date from York
town; between ourselves, from Apo
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Pointed Paragraphs.

Some puns are almost as pointless az
a,woman's pencil
A mans reputation often depends
on the sizesof his bank balance. e.
A fooI,sh man ties up his dog at
highland lets hischildren run loose.
a man nearly always gets nervous
VIXEN his wife says she wants to have
a short talk with him. .
Once in about ten thousand times . =
Young man steals a kiss.
A mother in-law's will power may
toen a man good-if she has the, pow
sr e to viii q few thousand dollars.
occasionally you see 9 woman in
nomrning who looks as If she actually
when two persons tackle a duet It
looks as if they onght to sing 1t In hsil
The time one could-but they can't
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T.. w. Whites Locals! I!

II you want bargains look over l.. W.
Whites Remnant Counter.
Look at those Outings at Whites which are
offered at s cents q yard. Former price ]
oents. They are certainly cheap. .
+, w White offers Ginshams at 81 csnts
which have been reduced from 81 and ~
cents. Also Ginghsms at SIS cents reduced
from l2H cents.
l.. w. White has q ferr ladies. Jacket LETT.
which he Is selling at prices regardless u
cost.
Won csn buy from L, w. White q good srti-
ole of GinRhams for bonnets and aprons az Q
cents q yard.
n YOU want Em%broideries go to whites
Won can have at least ten thousand yards 70
select from.
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IF the world will not be conquered by
: ns,,' 1sTsy . smile; ~a,,ea .
liz your. weeping will not raise you
when you're down,
xs,.,~.Try a, SMILE -..,.
II a stolid. co~untepance =
Will not help your cause advance,
'Thaw q bit and take a chance
Try 9 smile.
If aseoid donltJmake yonrs neighbor-
hoDd respect you,
F|f9fTsT Try atsmiieiI! g.
II an everlasting grumblea don't pro-
teot you,
Try q smile.
Dashiawaythat childish tear,
Check that sob, IT'S bad to hear; ,
Spread your mouth from ear to ear
|. Try q smile.
II you've had to let some stronger fell
>, low beat you, s..t..
Try a.smiie;
Let him knowsfttakes two lickings to
defeat YOU
Try a smile.
Make him clearly 'understand.
You don't bear the coWard's brand;
Make him show his strongest hand
Try a smile. g.,
dfthey've5 told you youare~ going to
the fdoes.
TRY asmale;
DON'T 60 cutting any. desperation d.
-Tryasmlle.
When you've been 30 knocked
about
That you're nearly down and out,
And are scheduled for q pout,
49, Try q smile.
II your very utmost efforts. didn't
work,
Try a. smile;
Though you feel that 1t must be q
sickly smirk,
Try a smile.
Show the world that you can do 1t;
Send Q giggle gnrgling through 1t;
Don,t'go get rag and chew II
Try q smile.
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81! Your Niche.
There's q niche for you in the world,

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There's . niche for you In the world,
. my ,boy,,Sy aa
4 A oorpa1 for you to, I'LL, .
And 1t Maits&toIiaY q.
EAlotgs9tfeys WayARSraas"
= For the boy withAaftank. ~ WILL
So, led, be true;
The world wants Yopss T,
In the corner that you may I'LL
There's a niche for you In the world,
my girl,
:. A corner for you to fill; :.
For . girl that is kind,
With pure, sweet mind,
I'd A place that'is waiting still.
SO, flass,F true; 81 FS'N
=. The world, wants you
/; In the corner that you may fill.
There's a niche for you both in the
world, my dsars,
A corner. fos you to I'LL,
. = And g. work. to- do ~, ~.r
B Which, no one. but youg.,' {
+ In Gods great plan cam fulfill.
So, dears, be true;
p - .TheGworla wants you,
e. And your, plscs-is waiting still.
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STRENQTH
GREATQR~~

for old peopis,ivsaK, .asckIs women
and children, nursing mothers and A.
ter 8 severe sickness. =
Cures Hacking Coughs, Chronic
Colds, Bronchitis and all Throat and
Lung Troubles. UneQusled to create
an appetite and TO- make. those who
areltoo thin,;fat, ros2 pdIsklthy. 8;
7 Try t. on QUIZ guarantees 10 return
your money II you are not saiisfied.
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Necessary evils are often blessings in

Necessary evils are often blessings in
disguise. -
Ieicles are certainly cool ~eaHesdrop-
pers. :I"..,-.
BY trying toaet smart.
A woman who dirtst never thinks
tor a minute that men suspect. her OF
it. - =
Nothing plesses . little man 80
much AZ q chance to sling mud at q
big man."
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,vhsn YOU. want "A umbrella remember
that al Daraan,s 3 and 10 CENTS store You 81
- good ons; for - cents. ~.-s .r.
I class oil saas at Darsan's s and 10 cents
store, q csnts.
a srlsndid line o fbrooms a D%srgan's . and
I'd ssnts store. The prices are way down. r
We are ssIlins lots OF hosiery. The kind ve
,si a. 10 cents Q pair 10 the kind you usually
NAV is ,oenta for, They are extra lengths and
Some hsya{vhits. fssA, They are for boys.
girls, ladies q men. All 10 cents q paiH
R6sYaan's . and 10 cents store.
Esg s. Ly.3 rGsS.ypr -. sdNSSos. N - AZ
,osseNo jos
seee{ySAaatNll1OsA, Drug Store.