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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
N0taS de Ponce
poblado de la Playa piedras lanzadas s-Entuslasmo
unionlsta en- el barrio de Machuelo.-Las crecien-
tes el aqua del acueducto -En e hosptalllo
de locos.-Una aclaraci6n.-En cuaren.
tena.-Vapor americana sPonces'

I'll sTAIer Bar leo de Artssa-
noas, en- Junta G Gsneral sslshrada sl
II del sorriants, eou ohieto dc d sr
cusnsa del estado de- estR aocisdad,
preaenta un ae,ivo ep csiA dc 233 do.
liars 85 eentavoE y on f3rd1 do hsne'
fesneia ssee dents 4 a dollars nuevs
csutxvos TJiAl $307.72
~-Anoehs, 90 pn peQusf1, meetir z
unicniata que eslebrAhan vHrios en-.
t1siaatas 90 oil poblado dc la Playa,
misntras hsolaba el ioven Oliver,
larzsron una gsanizsda do riedras
yaudo q dsr una de eltAs en- ~ uerao-
co del eonceIdo uniouissa B lrtolc
Villafafis.
No hay Que preguntsr ouienei
faeron los aut3rss de tai <tfzAhas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
Tod, Tora & Cana 'e'
Estudio dc kbog ados
y Notarla
G. Lopez de tt rd
T. Manuel Toro.
Nemesio r. Canales
Mayor |, Ponce Pto. Rico,

En- el hsrrio de sMsehuslo aba
io, In Union de- Puerto Riso iEb ano
eh, su bandera, aria dosc para sism-
pre la del repablicsrismo,
En- un misin lltva,o q ttseso don
do se caleu aba una concurrencia do
ma, do mil quinisnsks per5onss, ini
cisdo por 10 Sui iuntA de 'quel ha
rrio eon el lena do Viva 10 Union de
Puerto Pico abri6 "a propaganda
ActivA.
Para al stecio f.etli6 galsnsa
msnte su oasa oil ensusisata eorreli
ziouario sef ,r Luis Rivera, ahriendo
aqusl p,tri6sso acso lca diguos obre
-oa Torres y Aloixu y ascundAndol'
i los uf)rea Tina, Castillo, Jose
ElfA7 Cordero, Joae JokQuin Figue
ros, Carmelo NArslnez AsoRsa, 90
rrsndo 81 Aet1 con brochs do oro Q
Iitts.gAble luehAdor Ramon Ccrdert
Mstos.
1Lo! strl9 repubicanos qu'
no pisrden ocAai6n para trasar de de
sacred tar nueat o adminiatrselon, vAE
| ahors 4 fjArae 90 un pu1to do aalut
b6blica.
Durants lA srtoida dc leo rios Oh
lla 6poea do In & ,bsrnaei6n repuhlica
10, 10 levantAbA IN clsmorso genera
Dor L. imposibllidad de podsrse SpFo
v,char las Agusn del aSu aduoso, pueI
estss vsnfAn tAngosaa y 80 dAba sl CO
40 frseuente do ohttAcuhxsrAs las lie
yes CO pase,
FL ola II del corriente o ssa .
yIsenes dc 10 pAAAdA NmAnA hz1 Q
rio una iuerGs Aventds, In hiz) ham
blen oil .abAdo, 81 otmpg>, sl marie
do 10 plesenle sem&nA sodo 81 diI
del jusvSa y 50 noehc.
Sin embargo. lsa sguas, no bar
vsnido fAngoaas nj 10 hA obasAsulixA
do nirguna llAve dc pate.
10 q signdea esloF Qls el enear
gAdo "a IL aomA del Aeusducto hoy Q
unionissA Agueto sukrsz, Ae osup'
| h honrAdamsnts del puesto Qus desem
peiiR.
5Susedia cato durAnte Ia domtna
con republisanA!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
EMERALDAS cOHFIICADAS

Los oheiAlea de aduanas del puer
10 de Nav Yol K hAp ocupado d Ma
nuel eusrsx. que 20 dice eolombIano,
, que lego sn 81 vApos GOseanic, ,
uass hsseieutas esnsralcas que &c
talban en- s20,0
81 eomisario Shislds, de loa E.GA'
dos Unidos, dsiuyo al pass iero , lus
30 10 dsi6 en- libertad mediante $500
de hArxa. Hass dfAs . sgsnsIa Pin
ksraon rscibio Aviso para que eaperA
ra II ilsgada del visisro , 10 hleisra
EsgistrAr, srmo a'i sc hHo por 10.
smplsados de aduana, 4 Quisnea ae
aviI6. Fueron & ssperarlo en- un re,
molsador absio de lA bahia, , cuan'
do Gjmts adrm6 cue no kAfa mad.
suisso { Gsrsehos, 80 ls rsgistrt, ha
llEpdosele les ssmsrAldas en- IN %,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

-En oil hospitalillo dc locoa hay
8 alienados. De estcs ne h. padido el
ingreso "a oil msn'comio do San Juan
dc Enriqueta Lopez, Julio Asgtf y
Juan Ctrx,
s. encusntra adsm&s. oil que fu6
nueslro amigo Luis Rtvl6 eifgo y tu
lido por el repma. Josqafn Vslpsfs.
eiegn y siega tambi6a Roaa Cordero,
los que 90 essera podss ourar de sstas
sptsrmeds des para soiieltar 81 ingre.
20 On dieh, manicomio.
-Anoeha hubieron Algunoa 81
uiessros marisimos q csuaa de las llu'
Was y faertss ratagas do vientos. 81
faeron q pique tres Ancones, dos ear
gad0a dc b erro y uno dc sz6sAr; dos
botes, uno estrallado eontra Ia pie
drss del maelle am srloano y osrn f'er
to q 10 espitapfa de puarto. Tambieu
una goleta 8 hAlandro que 10 dics u
sfoe 81 gArsMS.
En- les noEas do policia del jus
bes aparecen denunciRdos por dcsor
den Tomas Caatiilo y Joa6 Aponts
| resnltando que CON estoa nombrea J
spellidos, son conosidoa On esta eiu
| dad don Tomas Castillo emplaado d.
10 alcaldia municipal y presunto aho
gado y don jose Aponte. sntiguo 90
msreian,e do ssta plaxt; personals d.
rseonoeidA reputs cl6ny moralidRd.
Los denuuclados no son, puss, 90
tos dos sedores. El Tomas Castillo
90 nm individuo apodAdo sCusas y Q
Jose Aports 40 otro hombre del pue
bio. del gus tenemos busnos intormss
-HA sido dsclAt a 10 on cuarense
na oil vapor s1ulias por lraer snfMmt
4 su bordo.
-En 10 mtf1ana dc hoy lleg6 d
New York el Va aor s7orcss, trayendt
4 90 bordo vArios paaagsros dc sAt'
cindad, entire elloa don Pedro j. Ro
aAly, don Antonio O!sro, don Luca
Valdivieso y famllia, don Jaau Sal,
Rosaly y don& Dolorss Rodriguez.
-Faeron banehelAdAs hoy I reas
eon un total de 2 $40 IibraF, que .
expendleron en- 81 metcAdo pdblieo
% eentAvos kilo.
-Anocha Ee temi6 90 aprt K mars
un elclon q oAusA de laa abandants
lluvlas y do las faerles gat gas d
vlenlo.
Sc nots muehR snimaei6n par
el mass mitln unto isla Qae 30 iievAr
a eaho eats nochs en- oil bArrlo dc /
CAntera.
-L1& repubIteAnos van bsiand
el tono dc Algunos dfss q esss part
0esds qus fleron Aeepl&ndole Ia
@ ,ueasas ~ no th liam tanso, ahor
pIdss gdueIa ponen eond ciones.
Psro no e.tAhAp gant !?
i, -Dssds haze a'gunoa dfas vemo
, por 6atA Al .. 4 ,r CAsAdo, orAdor n
puhisano del /, 904 q ,6 ssn6 en- bsI
ua lid el Ruesso da gusr1iA de aAn
dad Dicsn q lie v.ene nusvAmenss
eteAlAr 10 trihlnA,
"-Re nos aAtgurA que urA AsfI n
t(0ntsnlla an Ia DG0sna 4ql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

Ea-SOMBREROS y bAatones de
Cabo Roio, corlss de cAainir, eneaies
esps 4 olea ssitdos & mAno y toda class
de inslrumentos mustoAles son ven
didcs en- In ageneta general de los
afsmados pianos de sK hler & Camp
hell's ealls dc Allen LQ s. San Juan,
P. K. ala
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
COSAS QUE Sc Van
Cosas que so van y cosas que
80 fueron. Sc fue Hunt.
El Partido Republican,.
Sc VA OCTUBRE
Sc VA OCTUBRE
Sc fue Chevalier; Sc fue Ma
teo Fsiardo, Sc fut el
otro. Sc va pals.

Sc w 10 semsna, 10 tereera de o.
tubre, Que "a vsz % W tamh' On,
pars deia, paso 4 Noviembrs, mes de
grandss emosiones y teaorero de gran
das dsterg, q 10 para el Fartido Repu
hliesno.
81 partIdo rspublicaro SO va tam
bien, paratxi1guirae, G mo una nuhs
| 10 sfdica, On los horizontes de 10 polih'
CO puertorr quefis, Aul qua, aomo muy
hien diio desde 10 trihuna en- 10 P aEs
dc Ba'dorio,y oil senior lnficz Rivers,
el Psrtido Republieano haee siempo
que 40 fu6 ca el mismo barco qus Mr..
Hunt.
So W ID esperArzs do nnestroa
adveraarios, como un psiarillo sio
nido, emigrs ndo do IL tisrra del Triun
TO, eomo ne taeron sus ilusiones hscs
tres amos. RIO absio, rio absio. para
desapareser en- o. iLmsnso mar dc 10
Union pusrtorriQuefia.
So taeron los polielas espeelales,
10 tasron & % casa, despues do des
honrarae aisviendo do iRatrumentos
aerviles oil IMMORAL mandate do los is.
foo del republieaniamo diaoeisdor y
ashudo.
! 80 fueron las II Aasnelas del par
lido Rspublieano On IL Fortalexa. con
ssaiones para gara: viciorias elecso'
rales, aus prerrogAlivas para hrot:ar
sluhu, rompsr imprsntas. compontsAr
Ia h3nrados patriotAs y arruinsr q
padres do tAmili&s pos oil delito do ter
| tsderAlss;
! So tue ChevAlier, ss tae kateo
IFsi.rdo 30 foe. el otro y el otro
l.....pAra no volver j'nas;
| So tu6 10 pre- osu pAc6n pueril de
que oil parsii 10 que 10 d, cta incondi'
eionalments amsricsno hAb,fa de ser
sterno On el poaer;
l SsvAp, y 10 pertel 90 10 d eh >,
lccmo los 10 husAa &tps'hdas do Ia
lux, las PIE 1lcAs de los orado1es De-
Partido Ks, u o'icAno. plsg4dks de
sultos ytxh uatas do rEzlnaml ent q
BE van tAmh'6 mlth IA soIdadol
de 10 <AmericAn Federation 1 L.
bors.... ae van al PAraldo Rspub.i
eano (qus los mbAliera faego J
sangye) e&pitansados por tanlio;
| BE Va. 90 val All RritAron tam
bien sQuelloa vAronss Augustoa de Ia
antlg u ,dsd euando escushAron dsell
ala moral hugo do GtectsS..+.
| Ee fleron aquelos diAs de irmsn
30 regosiio para los Jsfaa repubIiea
nos dc 10 isla, . aapeeiAlmsnts dl
Ponce, q1s hAciAn vlsies, hedoma ada
riAmsrss, q Ssn Juan, y recibiAn 10
vores do Mr. HAT redundando en- pro
veeho do su eau o fol s.s6mtgo) lol
privllegIos AdQuifidos en- IL Csss
| Blanca.
So van de 50 parlido loa republl
eAnoE Qle son verdaderos REP UHLICA
mos; 90 van much %, 10 van easi TO
dos, dejando q los Jetn solos, AislA
dos, para irgresar On ls p&ar!dltcs
| Uni6a do Puerto Rec,
So va oil LAis.... pefo Rs Va csr
10 Uoi6n, 90 Va con lA vetdAd. 40 VI
CON 10 honradex poltIlcA, IN el pA
triotlnmo dignidsAdor 90 Va.
Sc tue IL igoominIa ..se q en- ur
bAroo, llevAndoss somo bAgsie diusrc
y maldioiones, en au maleta; 80 efu61A
i9Ne NINA, pero qued0 lA dsshou.
rs...... qusd6 lriAts, ain Eodsr, sir
frt', siu auge ain prsst' glo. 81
d,lim5 isrso Sc irA tambisn ca bra
We,
Cusndo SO vaya o tubrs yssvA
ya, CON Il d 'mn oprt bio, la d tim,
Huston rtpubJieanal
n RAsE n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
BURLAS Y VERAS
Lcdo, Coll y Cuchi. DecIara-
cI6n: <No hay prensa repu.
blicana on San lLan.>
nj EN- NINGUNA PARTE
Pese a ciertos 6rganos Il or
ganillos, mas 8 n enos..des-
vencijados y vergonzantes.

Tano Coll, orador dc nueva espa,
cue o. ademks an chiso sde hassisn.
das-aunque no 90 somersiante nj 90
hortsra>-y qse promets scr una emf
nsnsis, On IN diario exsrapgsro ma
nifests, dc paso, que On San Juan
no exlsts prenss republiesna, Al, tal
como suens.
L. tal sfrma . sion sausa extraHezs,
y % nscesario que 90 tome en- cuenta
Dor venir de qnisn v'ene. Buena es
ellsl..-. Pues SQte pAssl ecmpone 9
rspSessntss eptopees, I'll Baludrts de
CafellasP..-. Ua papsl dssairado. nj
siquiera, acaso per desden 10 eonsi-
dsrsn oYgsnillo nj nada. Y 90 que
apenas eirsula ess period 90, aurq ue
llsva IN ncmbre, que q las masAs Ga
llsisras entusIssma, trastornA y xza.
randes.s 81 On alguna oeasi6n trata
D eomenta asuptoa do importansia y
asasssndensis, 10 disiribuyen gratis. :.
' 40 sneusntran -da triateza declrlo--
Quisn 10 lee.
Mae. 6 peaar do todo, no 10 queia
Caisllas, que 90 persona dc gran 4 =
"a. pordado y tsnsx aigue On 10
hrsehs, somo buen eentinsla. sudan
do, sin cesar, tinta do imprsnta.
Y EI Boluarts prosigue aus tareas
ysals 4 luz, por mAa que no 90 .epa
Quisn autraga los gastos. No as
crss. por 10 dsmks, stnores, que este
pusda pressarse & eomentarios 8 aos.
psehAs.
Mas sin malieia la verdad ei
ssta; Arraatrando tan mfaera eyla.
ssncia leo rAro que r.. BaluQrte no sot'
aebgal
-
dTendrA Tano raz6-? SEs que nc
b y prenta alui, republicans. exeep-
si6n hseha del tamoao Ag,Mlucho d.
Contreras, que nutre aus columnas de
pamtmss, ain msrcionar por curai
por inepsa NAL garrapalsada Ii
BGndera dc Gsnsro Cortes, 10 plums
exsalaa Qas trazi los primorea do La
Bs!al cuanto muy digna do tenerss o.
eaentap
Pero, voIvlendo, & TAno 5porqut
seha On lsmsntab.e olviio, dandc
pruebas do despego quizSl & indie
ret sia La Semdna P0Ii;caF SEsa en-
presa no msrece 10 penA dc que 81
10 repute emo seria? 6No fgura, poi
cisrto. q su cabszA oil does Coll ,
ToateP
En- ella, msdlAR, 6no figaro Bo
Fik~a, una potsneia eonesiil, perio
diskea y ttttsrG? ~ no 90 ese doctol
hombre do lstsas y ademAs Secretario
por mas aefias. del parsido, y persons
do Ii & 1snciA2
Y On tanto La Sem1na, & su ma
nsEs. snsl'zsy sstudiA los prob, en- Al
cue MAJ Lea inseresan y Afsetan J
hAsta hAbla dc PrehlstoriA , nos en-
asH1 y distrAs & 10 par, puss CON fte.
euspaia por oil CercGdo 3 jeno msro dea
ANgura Tanito que no hay prsns,
rspublicana Aquil
lQuel 10 diira Mas. al 81 IL
A6rma como cosa eierta, Ain distingo
rehcEo nj sAutels, sus raxones tsndr6
y en conseeue ella no hsy cue dAr .
asunto muehAs vReltAs.
For dos motivos aensillos
no puede sx stir tel prenas
primero, no hay Quisn 10 essribp,
legundo, no hay quien IL lea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
G. AtiIes Garcia.

Vease nuestro interesante fo.
lletfn, EkCa6a1Ieyo de ca.
sa Roja, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
paginas So y6a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

En esta imprenta Sc vende
papel viejo de peri6dico 4 dos
pesos el Quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21

quito pAQusie gusrdAdo on IN bolsi
del sobrssodo, Haala shorA no Sc 81.
os suAl es 81 offgsn de saAa pledrss
prseiosas niQtetalsas han ivado
90 Ceupac6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-21
LO GARANTIZAMOS
AGENTES PARA PUERTO-RICO
Hernandez & Barasorda.
NILAGROSO DESUBR|N|[NTO

Po I'm sga stn Juan ID Magosa espeaadad e6no
dc g. Alberto zIo do Nsroo
mas medA de India dsnue de prodndo sob as en-
Srmeddes Vererss d A ha curaa
en aoo n haAsF snfers
aAoes COMRADES pos uo de dha % seu
limo Les frma%s vegetables somposi6n solo
nn hbas menae de Ii India pdoras aldo
arados uu invento nissroo cuasn de as Las "a
termedAda dc lss viss uriosrAs mi
misg'oso ROOB PTzZO gran mdeamsnto eaesso para
sompssa destucs6n de ao haso
mpurs dndoa normal bre todo virus sndo ad
omunidad para evtSr 10 reproduction
ompa agurdAd toa
recus
FzSo los podFAn haesr
parteularams so bondad de os
Ahsaero dsmussra 10 esA de aouoa
adss d malgastar 80 sAlud.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-25
Lees Answer.

Early in the war between the states,
before General Lee had demonsfrated
his pre-eminence as the southern lead
or he was severely criticised on more
than one occasion 10y certain General
Whiting. Whiting had stood at the
head Of his class at West Point and
was considered not only by himself,
but by others, as very bright and
capable man. One day President Da-
Wis. wishing an officer for some highly
important command, called upon Cen
eral Lee for advice.
what do you think OF WhltingT
asked Davis.
Lee answered without hesitation,
commending Whiting as one OF the
ablest men In the army. well qualified
in every way for even the most re-
sponsible position. one Of the officers
present was greatly surprised and al
the first opportunity drew Lee aside.
Don't you know what unkind things
Whiting has been saying about your
be inquired.
Lees answer was Of the best
II understood" he said, that the
president desired to know my opinion
Of whiting, not Writings opinion oil
me-"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-25
NOTICE FOR BIDS.


Chief ouartermastei's Office, Vaneou'
YER Barracks. Wash, January %, 1906
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will Dc
received at this office until II o'clock
a. M, February "a, 1905, and then pub
licly opened, for the construction, in
eluding plumbing and electric wiring, oi
quarters for two t2) Y. c. Officers, at
Fort Stevens, Ore. Full information viii
be furnished on application to thi'
office. Plans may also be seen at the
Office Of the Depot Qnsrtermaster
Portland, Oregon, and at Fort Stevens
Ore. The U. s. reserves the fght "a
accept or reject any or all bids or any
mart thereof. Envelopes containing pro
po.als should be indorsed Proposals
for Building at Fort Stevens and ad
dressed to the Chief Quartermaster
Vancouver Barracks, Wash
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-25

works the claim up and sells II, and
that'll be easy enough, for it's rich.'
The wolfish gleam in the mans eyes
showed her the madness Of her I'M
guarded words, and her glance swery-
ed to her rife, which was leaning
against rock few feet from her
Don't you budge step" said Pete.
"That guns all right"
He dropped ON one knee and, rails
ing bis rife to bis shoulder. pointed II
in assumed plaffuIness at her. $50 the
claims rich:' he asked.
And what business is that OF
yoursY
Lots Of business. Amt ii miner
Haven't relocated Il! See here, Miss
Lee BurreIl, none Of your funny busi-
ness. Give me the straight tip. The
claims rich. you say. Had some OF
the rock assayedT And be played
meaningly with the hammer Of bis
rife.
She nodded her head. then burst out
desperately: And what II II is; It's
not yours"
you needn't try to hide nothin'. You
bet know the claims rich. And II II
amt mine now Ill make it mine. No
body knows you done this assess
ment"
Her telltaIe face told him what she
would have given much to hide. II was
true no one knew what she had been
doing for the past few weeks. Her old
father, accustomed to let her come and
70 unquestioned, had supposed her out
on the range seeing TO the cattle. And
the doctor wouldn't allow her to tax
business to Bert when she went TO see
him on Sundays.
"And what II they don'tT' she asked.
"waal, supposin' You was to be found
at the foot Of the gulch stone dead,
without a bullet hole or n0thin' - He
paused, and she glanced back where
from the narrow ledge on which she
stood the rocky mountain side descend
ed many hundreds OF feet In a perpen'
dicular line.
"waal, when they found yer they'd
say sure twas an accident. and, seein
I'd relocated the claim and was work
m on II. who'd dispute my titlef"
You miserable coward Now know
who II was tried to.Inurder Bert Leon
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-25

Take down that notice.
The voice which spoke tue command
was indignant and imperative. but
Pete Long paid not the slightest atten-
tion 10 IL and coolly went on with his
work. When he had driven In the last
nail which held the notice paper firmly
10 the board he had affixed TO an up
right post be topped his four foot mona'
ment with another stone. picked up his
rife and stepped forward a few PAGES.
I'm do no such darned thing. he
said.
But you will. though
"In not! I've relocated this claim"
~You can't relocate II. 1t belongs to
Bert Leonard
"you don't say Aud he looked
down contemptuously at the small hg-
ure In jumper and overalls standing IN
front Of the tunnel.
she put up little grlmy hand and
pushed back the sombrero from her
damp forehead. where her yellow carls
chung In wet rings. II had been so not
working In the tunnel.
You take down that notice right
xwsy. this minuter' she ordered. her
fearless blue eyes looking straight into
the mans. This claim Is Leonard's
tell your
1T amt It's lapsed."
1t has not
TT has. though. He amt done his
assessment work"
His assessment work Is done"
That's too thin. with him down. In
the hospital all smashed up and bro
ken leg and not bean TO pay man to
do it Give us a rest
Il tell you its done. II did IL
Your with a sneer. then In slow.
insulting drawl. Il always did hear
you was crazy after Bert Leonard
The blood rushed TO Lee Burrelfs
face. mounting even to the roots OF her
hair. but her direct gaze never faltered,
and she lifted her head little more
proudly as she said:
II do like Bert Leonard. We're to be
married as soon as he gets well and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-25

WANTED: YOUNG MEN, PREPARE
yourselves to ill the positions that
viii be created as last as the numerous
railroads complete thsir extensions during
1906; salaries paid telegraph operators
$50 to $50 per month; we prepare You
at home by mail first and you can enter
our school later, saving to 2 months
board and tuition; write for our terms
TODAY. Pacific Coast School Of Tele'
graphy. Portland. Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-01-25

think there Is great deal OF diff.
ference between that species OF cere-
mony which exists with acquaintance
and that which should always exist
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preserves In in youth and age.-Letters
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An Elegant Country Home Near
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An Elegant Country Home Near
P~PndletOD, 8. c.
The Southern Cultivator for September CON.
tains the following. which will be read with
Interest,":
The section around Pendleton, 9. G.. re-
mirds us OF the bluegrass region OF Ken
lucky, bluegrass itself grows luxuriantly
and we saw some very fine even In the mid
die Of summer. but ermuda tho bluegrass
Of our southland seems 10 out do Itself and
to grow with q luxurianoe We have seldom
seen. With these natural advan tages and
with q natural love for stock II 10 no wonder
that we should find several men engaged 10
stock raising, among them is Mr.. j. c. Strib.
I'd 10 stock raising, We have never seen one
better suited for this purpose. A splendid
creek flows through II giving him abundant
water and rich lands. His hillsides are green
With bern uda and bluegrass mixed. We
saw erass In his pasture high enough 10 cut
10 This pasture land next week"
The farmer as he guides the pillow to pre-
duce the cotton 10 clothe the world, should
also hear the gladstone neigh OF The colt, and
the musical chimes OF the COW bells In hta
ears, and know that their cattle we're no en-
|joying life, but converting grass into money
and food. and manufacturing fertilizer for
him TO enrich his cotton fields. TIL farme
who does not raise stock loses the romance
and poetry Of farm life. snd no wonder 81
many Of us have drifted into slack and mn
thrifty methods In our farm work. Tn.
z. lden days OF Arc. dfa have gone, but u all
We farmers can not be shepherds and make
music upon our flutes, We can si ! buy Il
Swiss-chime, and putting the bells upon orr
rows have them make music for ua, while we
engage In our more sordid occupation.