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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11

se repite con harta frecuer cis. Lila.
mamoA Ia atsrcl6n dc este hecho al
luez municipal dc Aiooni!o. 4 lin de
depurar las ool ssbllidades.
Julio Aybar dirjgi6 elta maf1ana
el telegrsma siguierts al coronsl Ia.
mill:
<Mayaguez la sl.a X. bar y Ju
Ito AyoAr 40. etos trlhuLa, de- taz
SupliGu invest g.e ca,s4 por lrocsdl
mlenlo ca TO simuu piet
An. che tasl On oet.nid. 9 On Ba
rros tch1 lndivduos per i1gar 10
ptohibido.
Los G oJe. eaq .eiescs Que Ven
dc Ia Agaacla . kanp No tin c., ep
Areci bo, 30 vendou tot i 8 par,ialmen-
Is. Pueden vende W d una .ula psr-
81 IA lo meaos cnso y sisnoo Q, msr.
c!aLss u ORA persoAA qee ej4izA un
cargo p1blieo, NO tens qus maadar In
gAral tia que piye.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
Ell HONOR


Lerora. H. ncnrrido hoy un hsch1 lAnentabe
Muh'irgk Que 20
Lsnors De mad. sirve 6simuo Para .u.tsre las yes
de hipocresja npouea los j6venes debssmos
cerrr los 6pgir nsda cemprsndsmos. Pero.
cate csso, imro.ible. Todo 10 '6.
Sra. MuhnQk ~ no Is ds wrgu.rzk4
Lenora Con smsrgura. .-Muehs
Muhingk SAbes Quen hsbsss Has perd,do ell jucio
Lenors. Dispeps-nme bio desusado No Quisro
rritarlos, sino oAmoveros Tai hays sido 20
msh hjs tal debs timer nj sea idea mis-.
gano eI pan mis- propias 81 AL es
les ruego que perdonsD. Htr6 cusuto possible
para que olvidsn Pero tsugsn companion, devuelvanle
"a hopor.
Muhlngk Nj siqoie ouero preguntart po que insres
por ioven Pero vamos & lque quereI decr con
devolvere honorl
Lenors Dos milo 81 quieen uitedes cfenss
buens voluntad ae encoutri .lg6n medic.
Muhliugk Ls Sentat', hijs mia FEEL mis- ccstum
bres hero tsmbea es ech.r mano dc Ia dulzurs
tratr d. eoDvencerte tryendoto Ia rsz6n, 81 ben
reprmenda bpbiera ettdo mas Ia iugar. Mira
mis- Mucho honor So ha Ia 10 elias, y sin
embargo lsm&s he ado de 10 qoe llsmsn ell
trsgar este munde sin d cir nj sJuns. iSa ha de lie
Bien. hi tenemos tA,rx uo loveR QueR, sfg6n
M hs bltsdo oil honor Supongamos que Iag6n
D'poro. como ell que mss geeza de to rmsno. Pc
ide donds t6 oue ioven tsrgs norl IDe
que part. IL ', ns' De su famila Z De mi Casa de
comercio Mis emoesdos esb.lleros de Mslts..
Fn 6n t1 qu" honor que 20 de5o d,valv6r
,elc.. Pr qne medic lH,ci6ndo dc chca mi
uuarxf
SH. M,hirpk Nj en- brnra DO .ufrir que digsseso.
MuhirRk SriA s cegrA de todos sotrOs Por ell
RIO, pued. partiio de todo Si
no e dA Ia ginA DE- hAcerio paen ai |, question tquen
Gbe re'id.d dAsgraciado nosctos ell respondo
sit v4cil rQe6 PorQue madtu as 0,nas oue tango 70
de seflo All be obrado tOda mi vida odes me conside
ran como al honbrs de hon.r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11

porque sdemag de Ger sl tnico vsrda.
dero Curative radical del sst6msgo y
del Intestine, sin engahosa acei6u
claimants, es Digestive = Purifcador
de los slimentos.
Sc debe exigir que eada hostia
I tengs grsbsdo sl nombre Digestive
| Mojarrists.
De vents en- las farmaciaa do los
sefores M. Blaneo y c., Ramon Alma
zsp, Fidel Guillermsty de San Juan
Puerto Rico); y enlAs princlpalez drc.
ruerfos dc Europa y America. Dep6.
10 on Paris. ruedes Haupriettes, 4.
-El Ateneo Puertorriquef1o iz6
aver q media asta su bspdera en- ae.
Il de due'o por el fallecmiento del
II Istre pucrtorriqueho don Julian e.
Blarc co.
Ell iuez municipal ri cargo con
dos meses mas de CO reel Ia condena d
Agussin Herman dez, porque sysr tar
de, en- 81 patio de Ia caresl muric c'p.l
prsvcc6 do palabras sl feten sefor
Bernty.
Para Gurar un resfriado en- un
ola, tome ell LAXATIvO BROMO-
QUININA FL boticsrlo lie dsvolvsrael
dinero oil no 90 cura. La frma de 4,
W. GROVE Sc halla en- csda csjita.
La superiora del Colt g o Gel Sas
prado Coraz6n de Jei lis ha remltido al
alcal'e de Ia ciudad los lanes del
pro, ecto del edifcio de nueva cons.
trueci6n para eolegio re seflorltas en-
>ao.urce. Hemos vi.to el ds 10 fe cha.
da p,i'c'psl MS ha parec do Que
resu|ts'a IN g iilcio soter bio que dR
baei ot* De su au'or ell comp ten.
to ipsenle'o Goa 10 Aq Caras
-Mshana SO We ia en- Ia c, rte
te Muniripsl los .jnici CO, TIA lea
81 flores DOR Jne Az sedn. don " dps
to GonzA'ez, don Ardre, Cslvo don
Francisco Molns, per VIC az itn 4 las
leyss de Sanidad.
Hoy COZ trt iron IN trim, nio eli
vii ante Il iuez Il r del Vale don
Bernardo Rob Cor za'ezy d. l1.Ma.
RIA Belts ao ers2, siendo to ligcs del
acto don Rupelto Sal. man y don Juan
Salcsdo
G. En- d casa de hu6apsdes de a
sshorisa Josefna Herns ndsz, San JUS.
TO 81, que oeupa s,uaci6n muy cen.
srica, hay buena mesa, habitaciof %
hermosas y bisn veLtiladas y txce.en.
to servicio. Sc rseomisnda Dor si
misma q rs psrsonss que quieran ser
sus abonados.
aver fuertn ari ektsdoa en- Ca
yey, Felipe Bel p,e y Juan NsL omuce.
no, por t4rar la paz 90 M ca.s dc
aquslla poblaci6n.
(ConhAaa en- h pdgina G"l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11

Con ell titulo de iC6janLo' ha CO.
mt nzado 4 pubiicarse On San Juan,
An ssemanarIo pUlitlco Independence.
chlstJsu- humorisiico salirlco. Lo al.
rige, reoacta, sdmlnistra y repar#,
Armanau Torrusilas. va hsmus reel.
oloo su vis.ts. Ls ds.samus buena
sueite.
-El seior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
estabiecldo ~ Ohciaa do Abog suo ,
~ No.aria On eSta ciudad, cxlle dc san
Jus0 nnmsrO IL.
Elsros ante Ia Core Federal, Cor.
70 do DIsIrit1 do soda IL. Isla y Cvrts
ouprema, deolcanoose Asimlsmo 81
sxAmsa do IsulCs oe propledadss, Ia
sVrpUraolun do eCorpvraclones del pafs
y eXtrangsrxs y tramltacion 40 expe
4lentss ae expropiacloa forzosa.
Acapssndo la nobls com pesenci a
noy essab4es4ua 90 el elsrslv.v w las
profsslonea de Abogado y Notarlu, sl
.shvr UlAZ NAV Attt:U 10 dt.ouns 4
vUoi &r u sus cilontss nuuor .riur uxce
sivalneLse modlcuS.
Aver U1uI RIO un iLce.d 10 On al
uArr4U ~tsoo,es.s Gu ia uAsa de At. u
t54ro sOilvaa, cArooalzauuosu com =
s.!StaMeuss una Ll1a 10 u.s aliJ..
lagsstgSAo d oI hscnJ resuiI0 cA.
sual.
I~l es el tsle2t. IN. laconico que
vi caoJ ue d pollclA Paur0
nj cuars,l general ~ Drs un sussso gus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
Ii. SuDERMANN

Lenors -Levsn,andole -Es tu & tma uaIabrs padre2
Muhitkz L. 6ltins shora, ab6z.ne pde perd6n ia
msare.
Lanors R'troHede temb ando.Dfjamc no ps,do mentir
Mohirak Q sgnfes esoi
Lnor Veo tsngo r.z6u Compeudo que les pijo un
impossible. Tara coscarme$ 50 atura ses precise ne
visra las dc mo1o muy dferente ero..-Se
drteDe ae escuchs Ss oyen wees en- coredo
MuhinQk iP.ro.... qus'
Leuors-A2atte.-E es-A!to. -oh no putdo mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
ESCENA X.
Dichos, Wilhelm

WIh'lm ho del Heine -Moviniento de terror Ell
Contdo. -
Muhlnsk NJ lie IA c1munic,do usted mis- 6rdenss2
Wrhem Con toda cttud Mf conssero de com.co: pero
h saldo del deapAc ho tr,s de mi
Mthi1Rk e. una asascis nau 1ts.. 81 ell .cso no Sc
Couraio p'psnaa al w vaae dar las gr.eas lie co.
bra rsz"nes tara h,eerls.
Muhioak Eta clise de gsnte gradeca NADIA
CoDraao Adenas te Id dc entegsr dinero
Muhlnak. Cinrto quest.
Conrado T.. vs las cuentss sndan muy ben cuando Y.
ese lros..
MUhlDQk. Sea- Qse entre.-Vase Wilhelm.
Srs. Nj hinek VsmoDos, Lenora
Lsnora.-C>n vveza vcz iorda ConrGdol
Conrado. Q ehsyl
Lsnora. T-n cuid.nol
Conrado -Tratando 4. diimuar apsedad- Bah l-vre
sfkor1 Muhlitek enou
Mt hl'oRk,-A Conrado-@sienlte. RE mas propio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11

Vapor espafi,l &C nde Wifrsdo. 4,
Salio de Barcelona el del act al
con las ssoaiss de cus.umbre pas
ra essa, contiuuar& viajepara Ma.
yagaes, ponce lsa de CUBA , Nueya
Orleans.
G.iesa americana sbary Fvn.
tains, debs habsr sslido dc New York
para esia sl l6 de Novtem ore tItlmo.
GIiesa american <Robsrs H. Cur.
dys, ne hAlla d 10 cacga ca NV York
para esta y ssldra 81 Is del actual.
Vapor americana <Philadslphia,.
saldfA para Nsw York sl l3 del q ue
,ursa.
Vapor americana Caracas. sac
li6 do N. York para es,a 9! 9 del co<
rclenls.
Vator suoano <Jullas 90 sgusrda
el II de. actual prIceden.e ue ia Hax
bAnA y e.caias.
VApor france. sMy.t,eai, ra..,x
nara DO Puerto Pista al redst.r de,
II Del c1rrisnse y cont,uusra ylale
para Eiiops.
Vspor lug.e. <Cata.inas, de Ia
<Ma.s Real InglesA. Q. u do. ous ear
~ sssara aqpl proceAe.ss va Loodr,s
ulresta nen.s.
k.su,.F AfnaritMp fri,a
sk' Aaidra do N w loik con d5.,I, q
A~eAIr1 pasrso Q. 1t 4el 4us cur.a,
1o"tar0r. pAsft0
De 10 isla g..a. <Uoerr sA,. <Max
rla Ar.Aus, <Osrme.S, SIS ysranza,
cana Marix.s
cs haoalstar0n ds satsda.
Vspor auerlcauo <roncss para la
lsls oun kans.t0.
Go.s'a srrogresos para Agusdis
lla y msyakusz.
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sHavilahs psudieats.
sOarrie a LaneS descRrgandu.
<springde descargando.
sEdas Vplcklss de.osrgando.
<San ~. 6, desosgato
<Al4ce May DayonpJrls desssrs
gAnio.
<Libaos psndlente.
COSTA NJ EROS
81 ille-misos Arroyo.
<petcss ia .rdo Nag i4bo
sR'uardo kuzs Yabucua
<Aurslias Vl-ques
<Cocarnaclo , Gessargando
sAna Mari'' IA 'm caJ y Nag O.
<Uberitas VieqnAs
sdsrlA ArtAus ViNques
sCarmtns p.ndie to
<Esperanzas pendlente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

'UMARlO.- <C6janlo>, ,-Huelga en- Arecibo.
Observation-Disclosures por jugar 10 prohibido. DE.
nuncas sentencias -Soictud de indulto Ell tenien
te Keyes entermo-Choque de dos coches enSan Ger.
man; una senorlta estropeada. -Compaha de Opera
Scognamgllo. .-Choque de carros eectrcos en- Pom.
ee-Otras notcas de interes general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado- -Notarlo
San Juan, Puerto -Rico
SAN JUSTO u.

-En el csm!no de San Germ In q
Sabana Grande, iropezaron dos co
chss ocupados por xt Ii )ritss Una de
elias, Rosa G Arcia. ty5 al suslo, re-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
SECC|0N MER.ANT|L
Precios MIN dc los articuios
cue 50 dotallan en-
1lmageneS

tbVvsVS uIM Wv tVS a. etvubV0
cue 50 dotallan en-
1lma0enes
ArrJcss de partido 4 Jsp6n do
s3i&5.
Idem valenelano de s5t a 6 i'd. i'd.
Aios DO 80 ctvs. 4 So
Janoass sSi u st.
Qussos amsos.A sl6 PatagrAs 10.
Toelno,.e 1ts Is.
Sardiaas sum Adas = Is centavos.
jaDon, s4.S5 i.75 HJsAmIrA
amsticano, 81 ~.
rAslA del pxis = 1T.
1antsca $3.50 q $50 en- , &c
lNas do u { 10.
HarlnA ds Sat 80.
Hablchuslss Amsrlssuas blaasa.
Nxgas , s6i.
xaroAnAus 80
Bsealx0 s6i
OsuuiiAs vs.
AAntsQ utiiAi d. Sl3 IL
Pasta AmarleAaA On sxlas do aus
ArruhA %.
PxpAs Ameriesnas l,80 / Y0
TataIO - W.
Uvas 5 barril.
DEL PALS
Axncar para al e0nsumO:
AoscabSto elaro de q. u ~.
De MEL slaro 3 $50.
OsnrrtugA alAr0 ds ~ rs
AmsricxaA de ct lss6}.
De Ponce Ut II.
AImld0a Z u
Rou ~ gradoa Cartier { e1.60 con.
ar0s xalon pAyAlos ot. Inisroas.
Katx ) Z.
TahAoo, nominal.
Precivs dc compra
AisJ1J1 10 o.5J
Oosua ds Is = lS mular.
Ousroa duloss tl7 . ut
Bsbo do res s4t
Gate aorrisass slcsd ,lJr de go
cSmuI0s O0rriontes
Londrss check : 4.oot
Paris zt ~ y
Hamburgo staaA
New Yoex Il ays r.
EsDAdx s ils "a, - y
Cedalas hIpolecarlas
BAls) rerrlIorlst J AlcicJ.a $15
Ac0iOnuS
BaooO d. Ptu. rlvo lc a ~.
BAnrn CerrltOrlsi.. Lot a ~.
BANJO Popuisr.... 7.ou 40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

school, ANA the occasion can be made
so delightful to the little ones they will
look forward TO it with as much delight
rs to 81 real party. All extravaganza in
dress should he avoided and only plain
and neat attire chosen for the practice
class. so that the poorer boys and girls
may not have their feelings hurt This
consideration they are entitled to by
the rule of common courtesy. y piano
can make all the music necessary. for a
class of learners.
Boys as well as the girls should be
encouraged to dance gracefully. No
matter how they may object to the
dancing lessons in childhood, they will
be thankful enough for these in after
years. To encourage the little ones,
too, the grown people, even their moth
ers and fathers. may join adult dancing
classes. Plenty of books on the fine
art Of dancing are to be had, with illus
tratiOnS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

the bachelor. There is one house 10
visit where the dining table is always
covered with four or five dishes filled
with vegetables. watery and without
flavor. a dry bit OF meat accompanies
these. and soggy pudding or tasteless
jelly finishes the whole. There are no
flowers. not even q fern, on the table.
No salad ever delights the heart OF
the visitor; all is tasteless anu COM
monplace."
And the mistress OF the house Is
like the menu?'
Eyes, indeed. She has no sense of
humor. She understands only how to
talk about the sordid things of life
She Is fat as to waist line and fat as to
intellect. There is nothing sprightly
or clever or versatile about her. She
makes you sleepy and heavy, just like
her own dinners"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
Etiquette at Dancing Parties.

The frequent small, rather informal
dance is now much more common than
the great ball. which has largely gone
out except for high ceremonial occa-
sions. For the Informal dance invita-
note a week or two beforehand. The
invitations must be answered
The waltz and the twostep are the
favOrite round dances. For variety
cotillOns are introduced. The Iancers
is a popular one still. The german is
frequently danced, and sometimes it
occupies the whole evening. The first
dance after supper is usually cotillon.
Refreshments are served ut table
in the dining room or are handed
around on trays when the dance is
twO-thirds or three-fOurthS over Sand
wiches, chicken or lobster salad, cake
ice cream and coffee constitute most of
the eatables. Sometimes Il wine punch
upon u side table is ladled out to all
who desire it,
American girls may attend dancing
parties with gentleman escort unac-
cOmpanied by a chaperon. or a young
lady may be accompanied by her moth
ter or an older woman friend Where ii
gentleman accompanies n lady to a
party he waits at the entrance to the
room where the hostess receives until
the young lady has laid aside her
wraps in the wOmen's dressing room
and comes to join him. Then the two
go in together.
DORA BELLE DENNISON.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
Women Of
J All Kinds
Secrets of Social Success
Old People We Want
With Us.

II wonder why she is such a uni
versal favorite."
''She is a natural born society wo-
man"
1t seems odd TO call her that.
have always associated the term 'soci-
ETY. woman with some one shallow, in
sincere and selfish"
And that l. where you make II mis-
take. TO be "A successful society wo
man demands IA good deal OF tact and
regard for the feelings OF others. Why,
for instance. will Miss Walltiower new
err be successful belle: Because she
does not take the trouble to make her
self agreed BILE TO the women, and when
she is talking TO the men il is always in
the first person singular. She fairly
lives for herself, and she only cares
about the impression she makes on
other people-what they think of her
clothes. of her face. her wit and her
manners. If she gives a party or is
invited TO one, she only cares about
having a good time. If she goes in TO
dinner with a man she does not fancy.
she sulks and will not speak TO him.
fact which her hostess notices, and the
latter vows she will not include such a
disagreeable girl in another dinner
party OF hers
"Nhy Is IL that Miss Lonely has no
friendsf''
Because she drops them when
they are OF no further use 10 her"
why do the women dislike Mrs.
Climber
For very much the same reason
Because she never does anything from
spOntaneoCs motives. She is as crafty
and a. calculating as n money lender
who wants TO make his 90 per cent on
every trade. She never does anything
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Some of Them Are Not Appreciated
They Might Be.

Some of Them Are Not Appreciated
They Might re.
How many presents do we really give
at Christmas time with Il fine diScrim-
ination of the tastes of the persons to
whom we send them?
Don't we buy gifts very often that
would please Us with a view some
times To educating the inferior taste
of our friends:
For instance, pale pink may be the
favOrite color of Cousin Alice. But we
have always considered il unsuited to
her. so we buy neat blue fancy stock
for her TO wear with her blouses and
label il Best wishes"
Little Johnny has no use for any
tales but those that deal with blood
and thunder or pirates, but we want
10 improve his mind. so we give him
nature stories" They are so sweetly
Illustrated that we almost feel like
keeping the book 10 put in our grown
up library.
The cook is dying for a new hat
Well, we pick her out one for a Christ
mas present. Now. isn't that kind of us?
Only we buy cookie" a nice. service
able dark green toque. with a quill in
il. that will last her forever. And cook
throws il into the ash barrel because
she wanted a red cotton velvet. with
two white tips and some pink roses.
We buy a chair for fathers den, but,
strange to say, when the wrappings
come OFF il turns out TO be that fancy
Queen Anne affair We have been want
ing ever since il was marked down.
No man il his senses would ever try TO
rest in il, but. then, father has the old
divan. which he can use as of yore-
Aren't those exquisite white rose
tuds at the florists: we must buy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

without the hope of receiving II back
threefold. She is selfish too. All the
social failures are"
why does Mrs. Iceberg never re-
celve any attention."
Because she goes through life pay
ing attention 20 no one. The true so
ciety woman has bow and n smile and
n pleasant word for every one. Mrs.
Iceberg half the time does not recog-
nize people she has been introduced TO
unless they first remind her of the fact.
She will enter room with only the
stiffest inclination of her neck toward
the person nearest her. and she will sit
In her corner-of course. unnoticed.
tell you. II takes tact and cleverness,
but. above all. thoughtfulnesS of others
and forgetfulness OF self, To make "a
true society queen"
Some womens cooking is an indi
cation of their character" remarks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
The Country Dancing Class.

In all towns of any size there are
now dancing teachers. which is fortu-
nate for the rising generation. In farm
neighbOrhoOds it will he easy 10 form
Il dancing club and have II teacher
come from the town to the country on
one or two afternoons a week. meeting
the club first at one home and then at
another. In general il has been found
that with children n woman dancing
teacher succeeds better than man.
The children's dancing class can meet
saturday afternoon. when there is no
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
Teach Children to Dance.

Many a girl and young man who
feel shy and awkward in society and
whose hands and feet are sadly in the
way would be entirely at ease if dane
ing had been included in their early
education. 1t teaches young people
how To enter and leave "a room. how to
make n courtesy or bow. how TO sit,
stand and walk. Many n woman now
middle aged will recall how unhappy
and uncomfortable she was made when
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

SENT HER A BUNCH OF WHITE ROSES.
horror with vision of coffin covered
with similar emblems. 1t is unfortu-
nate We do not admire red roses our
selves; they would have made her feel
that she had chance of recovering.
And so the merry tide of misft pres
entS flows on.
BEATRICE CONWAY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
CONSUMPTION
Is 1t inherited, and Can 1t Be Cured?


Many of our leading scientists are
spending much time in the study Of
this great white plague. and find that
more cases are caused by neglect than
are hereditary.
Neglected coughs and colds gradu-
ally weaken the whole pulmonary sys-
tenn, and before people realize it there
is a diseased spot in one lung, splitting
blood soon follows and eventually
collapse.
Our local druggists. H. o. Rolls, says
there is nothing known 10 medicine
equal 10 their cod liver preparation,
Ninol. for consumption. especially in
its early stages. and while they do not
guarantee IL will cure real consump-
ton they have many letters from peo-
pie who were given up TO die and who
declare they were saved by VinoI
Among others Mrs. j. G. Brown of
Anderson. Ind. writes. Our daughter
Mary was in consumption and given
up to die by our family physician Vi
mol completely restored her to health.
and words fail to express our gratitude
for this valuable cod liver oil prepar-
alton"
Mr.. Joseph Denis OF Winslow Ne
says. -Vinol cured my son Of con stump
ton after be had been given up"
We believe VinoI is the most per
feet cod liver preparation known. as il
contains no grease 10 clog the system.
upset the stomach and retard its worl..
yei it does contain all the curative,
medicinal and bodybuilding elements
of cod liver oil actually taken from
fresh Gods livers. and is acceptable 10
the weakest stomach. Il Is worth try
ing on or guarantee. II. o. Roifs, Har-
per House pharmacy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

a girl ut parties where there was danc-
ing and she knew nothing OF the fine
art and was obliged TO sit awkwardly
and watch the others spinning around
with flying feet and happy faces, their
very eyes dancing with joy. There was
real mental suffering. keen ut that. i'll
thus being shut out from what gave
others so much pleasure.
Looked ut i'll all lights. dancing is
part of the liberal education of every
boy ana girl. Parents and friends owe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
The Nice Old Folks.

There is nothing more beautiful in
this world than the spectacle of an in
telligent or ambitious old man or old
woman. especially an old woman.
There are SO many of these feeble
minded or peevish. Il burden to their
children, a burden to the world in gen
eral. Why should old age be time of
helplessness when there are so many
examples to the contrary around US
women who are at their prime at sixty
and seventy? And we are all glad
they are alive and hope they Will not
leave US for many a long day.
MAUD ROBINSON.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
LEARNING To DANCE.

il to Il child's future To see that this
part of its social training is not neg
lected: that. too, no matter whether
they reside in town or country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
ABOUT DANCING.
IL Gives Ease of Manner. Graceful
ness and Healthful Exercise.

HYGIENE authorities declare that no
form of indoor physical exercise is bet
ter than dancing. 1t is especially bene-
fetal for children in cold weather,
when they are housed in more or less.
Then. too. dancing is a perfect delight
TO the little ones
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13

some ana mix them with maidenhair
fern: they are so artistic and out o.
the common. But to whom do we send
them: To friend just recovering
from an operation i'll the chill white
hospital ward. When the waxy white
ness of the rosebudS is added to that
Of the bare room she turns away in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-13
BEATRICE CONWAY.
No Secret About II.

1t is no secret, that for cuts. burns,
ulcers, fever sores, sore eyes, boils etc.
nothing is so effective as Bucklen' s
Arnica Salve. 1t didn't take long to
cure bad sore | had, and it is all o. X
for sore eyes" writes ID. L. Gregory.
of Hope Texas % cents at Hartz &
UllemeyeT's drug store.