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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-16
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Per-
sons Temperament.

Many people believe that blonde. or
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair consistency. a person without hair
is not devoid of character; far from it.
The disposition Of the average bald
headed man is to show such solicitude
for the welfare of others. that he neg
lects himself a germ causes badness.
Prof. Sabouraud, OF Paris, France, in
nocculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs,
causing it to become totally bald in five
weeks time. To rid the scalp of these
dangerous germs it is necessary to apply
Newbro's Herpicide.
Destroy the cause-you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
For sale BY Feldneyer Bres., City
Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-16
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF ToLEDol
LUCAS COUNTY. s.

LOOhS SOONlA
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. d. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
NoEAL'l Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and niue
GUS surfaces of the system Send for
testimonials free.
F. l. CHENEY. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
For Sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store. dee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-16
Governor Invited.

Governor Warfield will be guest
of Miss Mary Garrett at dinner ON
February 9TH, at the opening of the
thirty-eight annual convention of the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association. Other guests will be
Miss Susan B Anthony and Rev.
Anna Howard Shaw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-16
EIGHTY CENT TRIPS.
A. w. &B.R. r. Reduced Rates

Every Saturday and Sunday in
definitely the Annapolis, Washington
a. Baltimore Railroad Co trains run
ming from West street Station, will sell
excursion tickets from Annapolis TO
Baltimore at scots. for the round trip
good to return on the last train Mon
day following date of sale. This ar
mugement of reduced rates over A {,
W. 4 b. Railroad for weekend is in
deGuate.
W r.. SLAUGHTER,
G.. f. & L. A.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-16

An additional train VIII leave Annapolis at
1000 p. IN. and Baltimore at ll.3O p. m. on
saturdays
j. WILSON BROWN, Manager.
S. b. BROWN. q. II. Il f. Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
MARGOT

cy6 de gope ciero oguo II verle dtrg ida por her
AqeA bedad debfa Cauaare Celos
ID encsn6 dede primers pabras tom6 gran cari6o 10
se6ota Veceles Despr6s de hsber admado sembante
haa ell adono nsgncante evase Apenas aeparsba
ella los oos oyendo hahr exemada ateLc6n Cuando
rita Verceles rora PIANO. lac rfulgentes niradas de
Margot parecian decir todo 81 mundo:
-Mirad . mi brena amiga; va tocar.
Era aG Ia Hams be, sntiendo nteriomerte pequtEa
campesnos voVan admrla La se6ortl Vercees
ae fba pero Margot nroc de placer Ca tods lac msGan
ants del muerzo haca vista buena amig a syudaba
tocsdo mrabA avsrse hermosa bancss 10 9ia
cntr dulce rgua isni Dspu6s baiaba a salon
ella orgulos de haber Yenido guns ar quo bA rarando
Dor escaes En- medic de cdo esto e pelar devorab
al quedarle sola, rnmpfa llorar.
La seGora DorAdour de inn inlci6n muy gera para
apercibirsede de cuAlquer cambio On az 'h'ada.
Me perece que es pslds, le decfs agunss veces tNo
has dormido bien2
Dsapr6. ain e.perlr contec6n Sc ocupaba de otra co
GAat6n veia clAlidad, ndo tom6 81 rabaO
de pers giG6 iobre 10 Gza de Margot pero do
que gudad capricho de mia, de
ces ntuYa s mr1ers lie paaafiA e item
po Es pecao ener cuents Mrgt haa evitado STEM
pre- odA cM6a de hsr.e aoA e Ia idea de encontre
solos freDte rente haa hm r cuando psseaba soa
que ella tomta para mor caubn 81 oven e sfecto
de un caIAcer aalv1e
Qu6 extrAht much ch. decfA frecuenca al
ver!G huir desde que 81 hiC Ademsn de ,cercare
para dvertitse tuIbIci6n alQunas wees abord6
pe,r de ella Magot ,ba ertOrcea cabexa no Respondent
do Que bos Sc concentrate, por decTo a
q misma, sensitiys.
Los diRs iban deznd0 tsn txtrema monotona Gas
ton no ibA ugaba roC0 psselha Todo
pasaba conveacions dos tres de a seEo Dora
dcur ndicaba MAgot retase para estobar los de-
mas Ia pobe mia no hICa ma' que subr % CuartO vovsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

-L'amamos 10 atenci6n del Jefe
de 10 Compsfita de los carros e!ectri-
COS, acercs del abuse de mnchos con-
ductores que no atienden & las indi'
eaeiones do los passgeroa y no parsn
los carros On las paradas dc regla.
msnto. Esto viene ocurriendo va con
mucha frecuencia.
Ell sefIor DIAZ NAVARRO he
esta bleeido ~ Oheina do Abogado y
su Notarfa on ssta siudad, salls do San
Justo nfmsro II.
Ejeree ante 10 Corta Federal, Cor
b de Distrito de tods 10 Isla , Corts
Suprema, dsdieandose asfmismo al
examsn do tftulos de propisdadss, in-
corporation do Corporaciones del pats
" sxrangerss y tramitaoi6n de expe'
dientes do expropisci6n forzosa.
Assptando 10 ..noble eompeteneia
hoy establseida On 81 eiersicio dc las
profesiones do Abogsdo y Notario, el
seiior DIAZ NAVARRO % dispone &
cohrar { sus elisntes honorarios exec.
sivamente m6dicos.
va esiAn & punto dc terminarae
las obrss del muelle del Departame1
TO do Faros, on el puerto de San Juan
Tambien 90 eonstruirA IN edih sio dss
tinado & scasa de boyas.,
Sc hslla gravemente 81 fermo on
Carolina, por efecto de una inoculs
ci6n carnal, nusatro buen amigo O
doctor don Clemente Fernandez. gu,
ejerce on aqusl pueblo desde hsce mu
ehos aii % , que dlsfruta grandes sim
patfas como medico y como eiudAda 0
no. Cuantos le conoeen desean que O
restablexca pronto. Es Ia suya un,
existencia it'll, por cuJa conservaci6l
hacemes votos ardentisimos.
| -Nos lnforman de vieques, gu
anoche q les docs 30 declar6 un incen
dio On 10 residencia de don Pedr,
| Ortiz. ri hsch3 fu6 casual.
| -Esta man sna q las once, el Go
bsrnador Mr. Winthrop frm6 los ai
| gaisntss nombromientos:
DON Pedro de Aldrey, Juez do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

Es IAatima ter gAmos qunto. djo de Ver-
ceIes despu6t de conner Jugsamcs partda de 6o6 o.
Margot aentada rinc6n guard6 bien decr
que ella saba iugar, 90 madrina propuio IN whsst
Leg6 hora de Despues dc los poaes supicaron
kH6ora Vercees caDtaae hzo rogar mucho. por
fin cant6 esca f,xble, csne6n basante bonita
AL oirls MsrQot pudo reprmr suspiro scorde de Ia
de padre douee e Quen cantaba Casndo lego
Ia hors de retarse enr cuao vic que haitian qui
tado dos mueble' Ice prefea gran s6n
venans consempr urt uz que lee6n costumbre.
braba des do las cortns de Gt6n ad6s de- toda les
noches pero aQue f bR lpz CASTOR hbi. cerrado
bien Ia ventana Margot aco6 muere alma no
pudo dormir en- toda 10 noche
IQu6 motive ta(a dos muieres cusnto tempo per-
vea claro eaba ronada ecretss
Converssciones dc ae6ora Dtradour de ho Hab ms
teo mpoabe de avnar pero cuaQuera que fue este mia
terC MNgot prsenta que fcdd ba deitruda Anes
lego suponer ess aehors sen plrenas de madrns
medic de ar amistad demaadA poica para que
fueae aN.
La 6or Dordour durptte tl Sec tuyo nueho cuidado
hiar Verce hasts nee gban los mies de % pro-
pedad Le hab6 dido de les producos del vso TERRA
AcAio rata de vender Horve Un propario
Iervara los antiques srendIro Lessdvenedzos venn de
Paris hablar partcia guItAreI Vivir camIo La
leGors de Veree d dunIe cenS que ves frecuenca
ala emLerarE QUE 10 hsbia scompi6idoa Mdlmdon, que
eabA buenas reciones ella Tai vez se trae de
pedr ascenao para Gt6r rensa eo e parecia nau-
raj q7e hciesen hnto Sgajo Tales las coneturaG de
Margot pero esfuegoa que hscs possible tran
Quzar espltu, ccrszon a hlca deeneue IL hp6
tests de verdad que he imiginabs.
Dos Grades haban conducdo muCho trabaio una
grnde de madeira deramento ocuUado por M6orita de
Vsrcee En- Dataute Margot A de cuarto, oyt
tocar IN piano.
IL JusgOs d. C'rtuI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

Corts Civil del Distrito de San Juan.
Don r mon o. fl6nes, Jufz de 10
Corte del Diatrito de Arecibo.
DON Angel Accsts, flcal de sla
Corte de Di.trit0 dc Arecibo.
-NECESITANDO estas fcinas
de LA DEMoCRACIA eomunicar un In
forme de inter 81 q nuestro amigo el
ioven abogado don jose Rodriguez
Cebollero, 6 igobrando 81 direction
en- este momento, 10 auplicsmos que ie
sirva comunicGrnos'a. 3-1s.
Sc viene introduciendo varias 8
impcrtartes msjcras en- 10 admins
TRACTION de correos dc ests ciudad.
FOR RENT. "A two story cottage
at Stop 81, Santurce. Furnished or
upfurnIshed. Apply on premises from
4 TO P. M.
SE ALQUILA. = Una casa nueva
de dos pisos, on la Parsda q, San.
turcs. Amusblads 6 vseis. Ioformes
on la misma casa, de "a 5 dc la tar.
de. 81
-Esta msiisna en- Afiasco fue sor.
prendida una jugada q 10 prchibido
Fueeon detspidos seis individuos.
En- Aibonito ceslar6se un incen.
dio on una casa del barrio <Palo Hi.
ns do,s quedando comp'etaments des'
trufds.
VINO TINTO gsllego superio,
del Rivsro en- euarterolas ofrecen Su.
cesorss de L. VIllamil y c. s. On @
Msfiana 10 vera On el Tribuna
lsupremo 10 apelaei6n de don Bepja
min J. Horton contra don Adolfo Ru
bert y Strike, sobre nulidad de hipo
teea.
i a. En- ell Club de f. K. h he hn 4
Co., 2S San Francisco, 90 vendsn do
relojes de oro csda semsns, entire s
; socios, abonando 90 so 8 l 90 semans o.
Esta aemana obtuvo uno el aeaior G U
mersindo Pedreirs, soeio Ltu. 38.
-El Departsmsnto do Tesoreff
levant6 hoy 2 embargos en- Lares,
en- Comsrio, en- Jusna Disz, 10 q
/ Juncos, l en- Cidra, on Ponce, Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
Juan De Guznan benitez
ABOGADO-- O--NOTARIO
TETUAN Is. P. o. BOX 743
SAN JUAN. P. r.
ucc, IA en- Maysguez y / On Coro'
SAN JUAN. P. r

Ysucc, IA en- Msysguez y l en- Coro'
rel.
En- Ia tarde aver, en- Baysm6n,
O. fri6 una cafdA del caballo que mon.
taba el doctor don O.valdo Martin do
la Rosa. Fu6 cursdo 70 s'gunas con-
tusiones en- el Hospital dc dieho pue-
bio. Lamentamos el peres nee.
EN- Kio Grande fu6 st r ,rendida
una iugada oe gallos. Ls policfa de-
tuvo & diez individuos.
Eel guardia Alvarado arrest6
aver en- 10 ealle de San Sebastian 4
Pedro Ramos, por haber sgrsdido &
Juana Hernandez.
Ell dis 2 de Abril prfxImo pr6'
ximo. dar an principle deflnitivo 10 ca
rretera dc Lares q Adiuntas.
q En- IL ealle de San Jose ndmsre
I, 10 alquila un mirador.
TENEDOR DE LIBROS, eoloca.
10 on San Juan, hablando y eacribien'
do espaiiol 8 ingl6s, ofrece sus servi'
clos para trabsiar de mocha On casss
mercantiles. Buenas referencias.
RI Tribunal Supreme dict6 ssta
ma a ana uu eScrito para que 20 dsses.
sims 10 apeiacl6n de Arturo DGvila
contra Benjguo Garcia. aobre cobro
de pesos.
Ell Mfiof don Francisco Lope &,
del Dorado, 90 ssrvirG eorresponder 4
| nueatraa cartas en- el termlno do ditx
dfas, despu6s del cual, & fia do que 40
sntsre, 90 las dir!glremos en- essa
misma seccl6n J en- letras dc molde. "a
-Maflana aaldrAn hacia Humx-
Gao, con obitto do asisiir & los confe.
rencias eacolarss que tendrAn lugar
en- dicho pueblo, los ssnores Sub CO.
misionados dc Educaci6n Mr.. Lord y
el Superintsndente do exams mes don
Enrique q. Hernandez. TAmbiea les
acompanarA don Fraucisco Zu.zsgs.
-Ha sido multado don Leoncio
Igleslss, de Lolza, por infracci6n ia
las lsyes de rentas.
II I'm Humacao f.6 sorprsndids
aver por 10 policia una iugada AREA
q tando s!ete individuos.
., Conin&a on 10 pdeina %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
DOS HER|OOS
Felipe vasquez y Santiago
Colon, empIeados de Ia fa-
briea LA CoIeetiva"
A NAvAIAzOS
A NAvAIAZOS
Colon, herido por Vasquez,
desarma 4 su agresor y lie
here. En- el Hospital.

Esta maiiana smo las siete, &
10 hora dc empezsr sus trabsios 10
fkbrica sLa Coleetiva,s ocurri6 un
choque personal, & 10 entrsda do los
tslleres, entire dos indivfduos dc nom
bre Felipe Vasqusz y Sanlisg, Colon.
segdo notisias adquiridss, euaA.
do smbos suietos dirigfsnss & su ira
bsj,, vazqusz llam6 6 Colon haeia
detrls de 10 fGbrica, manifest&ndole
que tenfa que hablarls.
Va ambos en- aqu6l lugar, y des'
pus. do alguuas palAbras que media
ron, vazquez h'so uso do una navsia
BARRIERS que portaba y agrsdi6 & Co.
lon, csusandola dos heridss ineisas
parallels en- el lsdo derecho do 10
cara.
Trab6se entire smbos 10 lueha con-
siguiente y Colon pudo desarmar & "a
agrssor inhri6ndole con 10 misms Or
ma dos heridas, una grave on 10 cor
ba del pie izauierdo, que le produjo
hsmorragia y una leva en- el braxo dol
mismo lsdo.
Colon iu6 conduoido 6 10 sala d.
socorrros, donde fae ssistido y 4
vazquez, dsbido & su estsdo, 90 Il
eonduio al hospital municipal, dond'
psrmanecs.
La policfs, arrsst6 & Colon ,
procsdi6 & haeer lss Investigators
del case.
Colon manihests. que no tisns sp
teeedsntss de disgusto con vazqueS ,
que ests t6lo 90 ensmigo do un hernia
no suyo.
Ambos contendientes son hombre
rabsisdores y dc baer ~ refsrenciss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A

conductores de los carros electrieos.
Muele del departamento de Faros.-Dr don Clemente
Fernandez.-1ncendio Vieques.-N -Nombramientos
frmados por Ell Gobernador. r.-Mejoros en- la Admins
traci6n de corrsos.-Jugada sorprendda en- Anasco.
Otro ncendio en- Aibonito. o.-Apelaci6n en- el Tribunal
Supreme -Embargos levantados en- varios pueblos de
la isla a-Lamentabe accdente. Denuncias senten-
cias.~Otras denuncias do interes general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
DESDE vEGA-ALTA
para pintar el TEN
plo cat6Iieo y cubrir otros
gastos.- Saeerdote
INSPECCtON SANlTARIA
installation de focos electr:cos
en- la Plaza. -Ramal de
via ftrrea para caflas

Debido & 10 inieistiva de varios
cabs l'eros. 10 he form ado una collects
para pintar nuestra igesia y eomprar
algupas eosas que hacen fslts. Esre-
ram que los primsros contribuyen-
ter de 10 loealidad respondAn con ge
nsrosidad para llevar & oabo tel pro.
yscto,
W 4 oumplirss un mes que dos
rsspssables cAballsros do esta ltcali.
dad fueron en- eomisi6n donde ell Iltmo.
sefior Ooispo y este les Cfreci6 nom
brar uu eura para 10 parroquis.
Espsramos, pues, que el venera :
BILE Pfelado que tanto distipgus q los
pusrtorriqueifos, mande el sacsrdots
tfreeido, con Anticipaci6n & las fs.ti'
vidades que &c scercap, ca Ia seguri'
dad que este pueblo sabr& cumplir 10
que he tfrecido.
Desde sl dfa de sGo nuevo no se
abren las puertas do nuestro templo,
10 que d. lugar al dscaimiento de 10
fe religions.
La semana pr6xima pasadaes'
tuvo squf 81 sefor Lugo vifas, en- vi
sita do iuspecci6n sanitsrIa, salisndo
bien imrresionado del estado del pue'
bio.
Sc trabsis activamente en- 10
ipstslaci6n de los fosos el4ctficos que
90 pondrAn on 10 plaza y los cusles se
extrenar4n en- los dfas de semsna san
to.
va ha enpez ado sus tarreas el
fsrrocarril on 10 conducci6n dc ca 40
10 haeiends sCarmsns, pronto snla
Izar& CON el de aircanvalaci6n que pa
% por el Dorado
lBien por los self 3res Hsrn ande,
ycsl
-Tambien ha empez ado & tlnsio
mar Ia panaderiA al vapor montads
por el amigo don Ls6n Rivera.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
| Vega-slta, Maizo de 1905.
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
UN pStS|NATO

-Eu Santa Isabel fue detenido
aver Damaso Psrez. & quien 10 asusa
de ser autor del asesinAto de R6mulo
Jorge. Sc 10 ocup6 un puiial y algdn
diuero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
DEBATES JUR|D|cOS
El abusade Hernandez usera
y sl Attorney general dc
Puerto Rico.
AUTO De hAANDAMuS
AUTO De MANDAMUS
Pres3ntase Ia question v Ia
Corte, con su fallo, estable.
cera I'm criterio ssguro.

Ssta mafana 90 vi6 ante sl Tri.
bunst Supreme 10 solicitud do m gu.
TO dc mandamus prsaertada por don
jose Pillar Santiago, eandidat, unio.
nista parA o. cargo do s,calde dc Cis
les, c,ttra sl Attorney General do
Puerto Rico, para dsfnir 10 persona.
lidad dol stfior Ssntia & /, como relator
privado en- el procsdimiento do Qlo
War. anto inic'ado on 10 Corte do
Dlstrito de Arscibo contra don Eduar.
do B .rrerss y otros do Ciales que
eeupsn los pusstos municipslss de di
eho pueblo.
Represents al promovsnts el II.
csnciado don Joss Herr & ades Usera
y sl Attorney General comparscl6 per-
sonslmsnte.
Ambos lstrados convinieron on 10
psrsonalldAd iurfdies del relAtor pri-
vado J el punto principal obisto del
debate era 81 sl Attorney General, 90.
mo repressntants del Pueblo de Puerto
RICO, sstA On sl debsr do comp arecsr
eoniunts 8 ssparadamente con el re.
lator privado,
El Attorney General aleg6 que Ia
Icy do Qao Warrapto de Puerto Rico
c,ncsdfs ampliss facultades y % muy
liberal con sl Rslator Privado, mas
adm cue IL de- Texas & IL eusl 90 ase.
mejs muchisim !. Manifesto, ademGs,
que, una vex pressntsda 10 petiei6n por
sl Attorney G snsral 81 rslator tenfa el
derech1 & Q ,ntinusr onalmsnts el
procsdimiento inielado.
Ambos Lstrados supliearon & ID
Corte que resolviera 10 euesti6p en- el
fondo por trasarss de m proesdimien'
TO nusvo en- Puerto Rlcn y de impor'
tsncis sums. cuya resoluc 6n hs d.
ssrvir do norma 4 los Certss do Puer
to Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

Para ourar un fesfrlado on un
dla, tome el LAXATIVE BRoMO-
oUININA. ri botieario ls dsvolverAel
dinero si no 10 cura. In 6rmA dc Il.
w. GROVE % halla sn cada caiita.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-06-06

L just know swallowed it,, sobbed little girl
81 felt it going down.
So did l." said tiny boy, and he had to cry
too.
There, there!" said Mrs. Clifford much per-
picked. "Two of you couldn't have eaten it, don't
cry"
g feel bad, too said another little girl. 81 think
it must have been in my cake"
L really don know what would have happened
just then if papa hadn't come in. He sur
prised to tears at birthday party that he had
to inquire the cause though he was in big hurry
"Well well,' he laughed. L didn't know what
a connection L would cause by taking one cake.
my way to a little patient who has been
in bed a long time with lame limb and l wanted
to take her some goodies. L slipped softly in here
a little while ago and took some of the nice things
without disturbing the party bit. Even Mary
didn't see Now just wonder il little Bess Ryan
isn't wearing that ring this minute?"
o papa, won't you go right and see?" begged
Harold
hope she did get it, cried all the children
And sure enough, in few minutes DR.. Clifford
came back to tell how happy the little girl was with
her treasure.
She is sitting propped up in her old bed looking
at the pretty green stone in the gold band,' said
papa, and didn't go in at all. Are you all glad
poor Bess got it,"
Yes! Yes! Yes!" cried the children.-Hida
Richmond, in Sunday School Times.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-06-06
WHO ATE THE RING?

Harold was having birthday party because he
was SIX years old, and aunt Helen and grandma and
MISS Nellie and ever so many big people were there
helping all the little people to have a splendid time
They played games and sat in the darkened parIor
to look at the magic-antern pictures till the clock
struck five, and then Harold knew what was coming
Out in the dining-room the table was set with
mammals prettiest china and there were candies anu
flowers and bon-bons just like a grown-up party
Harold was very anxious to have all the children
see the table. So glad when Aunt Helen said
Now we are going to march to the diningroom F."
Miss Nellie played bright little march, and the
boys and girls formed long line through the parIor
and out on the piazza just like a long white rib
bon said grandma; for most of the girls wore white
dresses and the boys white waists
The tiny sandwiches and wee pickles vanished like
magic, and all the grown-up people were kept busy
waiting on the little folk. Playing games makes one
very hungry you know, and most of the guests had
been too excited to eat much dinner that day. Alto
sether 1T was very jolly supper, and, when mamma
wanted to make little speech she had to ring the
tea bell several times.
Now. children" she said am going to pass
some little cakes, and of them has n ring baked
IN 1T. You must eat them very slowly and care
July so some one does not swallow it. You must
not break up the cakes to find the ring but lust
"bble away till some little boy or girl says &" I've
got the ring"
Aunt Helen brought in icecream. made to look
like dear little chickens and the children ate the
cakes and the cream very slowly At last all had
been eaten, and still had said I've got the
ring"
That's very strange said mamma "I will ask
Mary if any one took one of the cakes"
No ma'am," said the maid, positively There
has been no one but in the diningroom since
] put the cakes on the table"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-06-06

tie note to him, and Mr.. Kane'd get it before dark
tonight" Ut then about two o'clock)
Realy?" breathed Mrs. Snow.
I'd be willing to bet most anything on it." said
the driver. He is crazy to find his master that
he has run twice from Tentacle here with me and
back again. It's good twenty mile, and he gets
tired; but he will go every time till his master
gets back to Tentacle. l never such dog
SO Mrs Snow wrote note. 1t put into a tin
box, and then tied securely around Brownies neck.
Then the stage-driver said, " Mr.. Kane is over to
AXtell, Brownie ATteU! You understand"
The dog parked excitedly.
WELL you get along there and find him, and bring
HIM back with you quick you can. Now
right up the mountain there fast as you can gol"
so, up the steep, rocky side of the mountain
bounded the good dog, and late that afternoon,
watching the trail which had been pointed out to
them, the Shows saw, through strong spy-glass the
faithful creature toning upper rocks of the
great hill nearly at the top.
The next morning, just as breakfast was
over, they began to watch the trail again. Every
body said that Mr.. Kane would probably take
burro and come right the mountain lust as the
dog had done.
1t was nearly eleven o'clock when speck APP
peared on the exposed part of the trail ou never
saw more wildly excited people than Rose and Nan
nette when they saw, through the spyglass that the
speck was man riding burro, and that a big dog
was running along beside himl
Mammal" the girls cried, it is Uncle Ralph and
Brownie"
Coming down a mountain is quick work, and it was
only little past noon when Uncle Ralph rode into
the yard of the rough inn where the Shows were wait
ing for him. Then they had some happy hours to-
gether; and the happiest in the whole party was
Brownie.
so you good, wise dogl You do understand words
and names of places too, don't your" Rose said to
him. " wish somebody would invent something nice
to do for dogs when you love and thank them very
much All we can do is to pat them and give them
bones, and mustn't give them mann bones or else
they will be sick!"
The girls begged to take Brownie home with them
they loved him so much but their mother said she
would not for the world take away that faithful
friend from Uncle Ralph.-Kate Epson Clark IN
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