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Notice to Teachers.

The Board OF School Examiners OF Hook
ing County Will meet at the School Building
tu logan, Ohio, at $3.50 u. m., on the First
Saturday OF each month, for the examina-
tion ofappltcants for Teachers Elementary
and on the hrst Saturday OF
September, December, March and June for
the examination of applicants for Teacher 5
High school and special Certificates Ex-
amtnations for pupils desiring to enter high
schools will be held on the Third Taturday
OF April and the Second Saturday of May.
j, %. STOuGaroN, President
ID. n, HARSH, Clerk.
ON. WHIVE, Vice President
Logan, Ohio, February =, ls05-tf
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WHO BUMPS INTO EVERYTHING.

making pies she is thinking about her
new gown, and when she is trying on
her new gown ten to one her mind Is
on her pies. If she could only think
pie while she made pie or gown when
she sewed gown there would be some
thing to her. Vulgarly speaking, Sallie
is not 'on to her job Break vases,
tread on peoples toes, bump into ey-
erything? Why not? SO would you if
your mind were off woolgatherng In
Timbuktu or Afghanistan. Let Sallie
come to earth and promise you she
won't be awkward any more"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-22
THE MISTRESS N THE MIrcnEy.

always snoopin' round to see whittier
/ was wastin' the butter or stalln' the
eggs maybe?
Thin ON me day ont she's sure to
want something extra done, an' Oi
niver git out before It's SO late there's
no time for me to go to the shops
AN have you seen me roomf Sure
not Cold as an Ice cake, an NE work.
in over hot stove all day an one
towel a wake.
An breakfast In the mOrnin! Sure,
the dlyil himself couldn't do worse
wild thin all streakin' down at differ
ent hours an me hangin' round AN
waltin an the Kitchen full of dirty
dishes.
"Au' have yez seen the potsP They're
Ould an that cracked an lyerything
20 ould fashioned 1t sure wears me ont.
"No. Oi'm through! Orll go to new
place where things suit ME as well as
ne madam" HELEN CLIFTON.
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lloIllE

he looked me over his weary eye fell on
the decanter.
Then Jack smacked his lips and whis-
pered that the best cure for the grip was
a glass of whisky and qulnine every
time felt chills and fever, aud he'd be
glad to join me.
When loving hands picked Jack up at
the bottom of the stairs he was almost
insulted, but he quieted down when my
wife explained to him that was suffer
Ing not only from the grip but that
had also slight attack of jlu-jltsu.
After weeks of study devoted to the
subject | have come to the conclusion
that the only way to cure the grip is to
stay stick until you get better.
That's what did,
Copyright, 1901, by G.. W. Dillingham; Coz
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-22
THE TRIALS OFTHE SERVANT
Bridget Herewith Sets Forth Few

Bridget Herewith Sets Forth q Few
of Them.
"Well. praise be- Oi'm through wild
this place Oi am" calculated Bridget
as she hung up her apron and prepared
10 take her departure.
what was the matter" demanded
the parlor maid curlously.
"Sure, tould her few things OF
would not s-stand, an she ups an gets
mad. So it's new cook for her an q
new place for meself. Arrah, we serv,
ants has our trials"
"Trials" the upstairs maid shifted.
"Yls, I'd have yez know. Fer In.
stance, II there's one thing makes me
woild It's the mistress In the Kitchen,
An have ye2 noticed the loikes OF her
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-22

cerebellum near the alex of the cosmo-
politan2" inquired the doctor
"Surest thing you know | said.
Have you buzzing IN the'esrs. and
confused sound like distant laughtes
In the, atella?" he asked.
"It's a cinch. doe" said.
'sDo you feel roaring in the cornu-
copia with a tickling sensation in the
diaphragm?" he asked.
Right again." whispered,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-22
Probate Notice.
Executors

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been flled IN
for First Partial settlemant Margaret
Saumenig gxecutrlx of the wlll OF Sarah
Shumenig, deceased and the same viii
come on for hearing ON the Tih day Of
December A. n. 1901 at 10 O'Clock m, or
as soon thereafteras may be convenient
II. y. MARTIN,
NOV. 10, S-w Probate Judge
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts aud Vouchers have been filed La
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
Administrators de honis non with the VIII
annexed OF estate oI Henry Davis, deceased,
and the Same Will come on for hearing ON
the 3Oth day of November, A. H. 1905, al ~
O'Clock a. M, or as soon thereafter ~ may
be convenient.
II. Il. MARrlN
November "a, a-w Probate Judga
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HOUSEHOLD COMFORTS.
Aids 40 the Daily Work Which Help
Great Deal,

a. Great Deal.
at is the small comforts which make
housework endurable"
Thus spake the good housekeeper as
she showed US over her new house.
For instance" she went on, "how
much more convenient 1t Is to have
an ironing board with legs attached
which you can erect anywhere in the
Kitchen rather than the old fashioned
kind you had to rest on the table you
needed for your dishes or some equally
lneonYenient spot
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Notice is hereby given, that the nnder-
virtue of an order issued out OF said Court in
the above entitled cause, and to him direct
ed as Sheriff OF said County, Will. at the door
OF the Court House In Logan, on
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C,nicnI ohseryationa

A friend may forgive but lover
never does.
There never was a married woman
who sympathlzed with an old bachelor,
and there never was married man
who didn't.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts aud Vouchers have eeh MED IA
for first and nnal settlemont, william =,
Smith, Administrators OF the estate ol MARY
II. Bowlby, deceased, and the same VIII
come on for hearing on the 7th dny of De-
Oemher, a, ID. 1895, at 10 o'clock a. n or ns
soon thereafter as may be eonyenient
+. T.. MAkTIN.
November lb S-W Probate Judge
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Notice of Appointment

Estate of Ruf. : Cave deceased.
The unders aned has been appointed and
qualified rs Executors OF the VIII and OF
the Estate OF Rufus Cave late OF Hooking
County deceased, Dated his {, day OF NOV.
A. u 1896.
WILLIAM CAVE
EDWARD CAV Es
Executors Nov, l18-W
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Sheriff's Sale.
in PARTITION.
Geo. W. Houston
VS.
Thomas Frasure, ct al.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County, ohio.
Geo. w. Houston
Saturday Dec. IS, A. D., 1906

at one O'Clock p. M, OF said day, offer for
sale ut public auction, tho following lands
and tenements, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio, to-wit:
Being the west half OF the south west
quarter OF section No. thirty three (S3l,
township No. fifteen u5l. range No. seven
teen (lO, Hooking County, Ohio, containing
eighty (SJ) acres more or less.
Also southwest quarter OF the south east
quarter of section No. thirty three (s3),
township No. fifteen (l5), range No. seven
teen %, Hooking County, Ohio, containing 6
forty (iOl acres more or less, the two tracts
estimated TO contain one hundred and
twenty ll2Oj acres more or less.
Appraised at s22sO 90, free of dover.
Terms OF Sale--One third 90 cash. One
third I5) In ono year. ono third ~ In two
years. Deferred payments TO he secured ny
mortgage on the property. Notes To bear
interest at SIX (6) per cent
Given under my hand ut Logan, Ohio this
10TH, day of Nov. A. D.. 1906.
GEO h. WlLLIAMSON, Sheriff
Harley NJ. Whitcrhrt, ATTY. for Pin.
Nov. Is. 6-w
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
HERMINIO DlAZ
Abogado. Notario
San Juan, Pusrto-Rico
SAN JUSTO IL.
SAN JUSTO IL.

Hoy 90 VIC en- el Tribunal Su.
premo 10 apelaci6n de sslustiaro 0 Ro.
drigu condenado q un aflo dc ckrcel
por ultrsis & 10 ioven Pla Cabrsrs.
Llev6 10 Represented ci6n el aboga
do aeilor Bsnitex CAslaflos.
!! Ell senior Vedis, consul dc Espa,
d., soDisrsnei6 hoy con Mr. Post.
-El departam menso dc 10 Junta
Superior do Sanidad reeibi6 esta ma.
nanA dos eomunlsaclones dc vseinoa
queidndoss dc los molestias do los
mosquitoes. El del artamento IL form6
que dicho NAL sc evitsbA con mosqui-
teros eu les camas.
Hoy se suspendi6 por talsa de
quorum 10 seaion 10 Jants Superior ds
SAnidAd.
Sc encuentra ca San Juan don
Manuel V. Domeoech. Hoy tuvo una
entrsvists CON sl go bern sdor interino
Mr.. Post, la euAl, por cierto, resulsd
muy trfa. ITEM 30 invsrlido, cineo
minut.s.
Llamamos Ia Atenoi6n aosrss
del NAL olor que despiden slgunas Al
eanhrillss. Hay parties en- 10 oiudad,
per donde no 10 puede transitar. ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

La cesariis del tenlents Ii Rosa
tendrk ef' cto el primsro de Julio.
Sc encuentrA actnA' mente on Ca.
guas sl inspector de Sanidad doctor
Lugo vifas.
-Mafisna viernes, 90 vera On IL
Corte Suprema 10 APPEL aei6n de los
reos Acosts de Caguas, aeusados y
eondenados por asesinAto en- primer
grado. Llevara 10 representation el
sbogado sefior Pere Morris por renun
ciA que hiclera de 10 defensa el sen r
Acufla.
III firmasenos que con motive dc
un ba reno que mandaron & dar aver
On uno de los tubos del acuedusto, b :
bo una gran rerdida de sgua durante
10 noche Amsneciendo los dos tanques
principAles vacfos y rspresentsndo
eato una Ierdida de unos doseisntos
dollars para el municipio sparte del
aqua que Gel arAn oe mAreAr los con.
tsdores.
La corts municipal impuso hoy
un aflo de c&rcel & Jos6 Ortiz Rivera,
por hurto de % gallinas & Felipe del
Valle, de Puerta dc TERRA y los cus
leo vendi6 60 sl0,25 & don Jaime GelA
bert, dut Il , del hotel <La Linda1.
Joaquin Rosell6, que sgredi6
aver O Ambrose Lebron, fue absuello
hoy por 10 corte mup icipal.
Ell Quartet G snersl do 10 polieia
public6 hoy 10 siguiente orden:
Mini 4 4 miembro do 10 fuelzs In
tsrvendra en- mAntra alHuna CON las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

filas de personals que vayan & inscri
birse. & msnos que sea para evltar
que se psrturbe 10 psz. Tsmpooo de
ben irtervenir sobre 10 hora on que
90 forme disha fls, pudiendo ser 6,ta
estA blecidA & cua'quier hora. Sc la
ma otra veZ la stenci6n sobre el ex
tricto cumpltmiepto de 10 Orden Gene
raj 70 132 SIC Esta circular ha sido
|transcrits & todos los p estos de csds
uno de los diatintos Districts de 10
isls. Por orden del Coronel Hamlll,
(Flrmado, J. Lidice Ter teniente syu
dante.
-Conlin1s major de su or ferme
dad 10 distinguida esposa de nusstro
amigo don Luis Toro. Mueho 10 90
lebramos.
Ell diA 30 del actual 4 la1 y 80
dc 10 tarde 90 recogsa IL correspon
dencia que conducirA los Estados
Unidos sl vapor s7hiisdelthlas.
-EslA noch' celsbrAra session. .ordi
maria el syuntsmienso dc estA ciudsd.
-Dicese que algunos cafetlnss de
10 Gale dc 10 Luna no ApArecen pa.
gando patentes on el pr6ximo presu
puesto,
Sc epcontrAban aver on San
Juan los sefores Guillermo Godreau,
Luis Gusl y Felipe FIgueros, correli
gionArios dc Salinas.
Vinieron q presenciar 10 pasAda
fiesta del Hip6dromo.
-Ha sido nombrado interinamen.
TO on 10 caclna del Attorney para el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
NOLI ME- TANGERE

Ella lego IN empado de e6Qu con un parte para Captain
T"go.
S.6ores do todo ,zorado. So exc:lencia Cspi
tan general viene tirde honrr mi caaa
echo correr In nAda en- a cabezs ia aervileta
coQada del cuello.
El 'nurcO de vsnda de los tusanes hAbr prOducdO
mas efscto
-Pero olga usted Cusndo viene Cufntenos u.tedl
CSpitan TIgo "a rGabk lejos.
-Viene txcctleLciS % hoapeda on casa de C1pSn
Tgo txAmAron AgunoS an consdersr que estAbAn a ha
el uturo yerno.
La sIecci6n pOdfa msOrl repu.o este.
Los trses 30 mlTsron unos otrCs La nlrIds Guerra
dc SEl Capin General Comete de M suy; oferde
no hespedandose en- Ell convento'
Va hsbfan hAbado de aver, dio 81 Acl r pero
entorceS exceenciA no estaba deciddo.
-Aquf vienen otros partesl
Fran raa Ell slcllde 81 Rlf6rz 81 gobernAdorciIo: los
frsies uveou oro diSguo s que pirguno lbs drQdo
elos.
Su excelenca le0Ar& las CuAtro de Ia Mrde u6ores
Ao alcade loemnemente podemOS quidsd
L. converlAc6n vovi6 tomar ordnaro
-Noto 10 auseuca de nuesro gran predcador diio tn
Amente de los mpeados de noenvo que hAba
alberto bcca hAsa momento de hGbbA shoA ror
primers en- toda 10 m,hana.
Todos los que satan Ia historic del padre de Cs6stomo
hcierOn movmento gui6o quea 6ecir: sTe has
lucdo AL primer ap6n Pero algunoa mas benevoos
contestaron.
-Dsbe eItAr slgo cansAdo.
-Qoe Algol txclsm6 Alferz Rendido debe tatAr =
dic~n por aou mdlunqueddo Cudado con IA plstca
I'm mrn On soberbiO, RgaDtel diio tl escribsno
Ms gbi6ec, fondo ~ ,di6 el cOrreSponIAl.
Para poder hIbar tAnto necelG tener grAndeI pul
mOnes, obttrv6 eI padre Manuel Martin.
FL sguatno no le concedfa que pulmones
ra que &c cumpese e rffsn de que ScuAndo
% habs del ruin de Roma ponto rd6 presen
hrse en- el lrgar del feItin Ell padre DSmtao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

b'anse de nuevo los rsspltAdsfos y u
habra remediado el NAL.
La Corls do Distrito dee'ar6
aver & Vicente Morales eulpabls del
dslito do harso mayor. FL iuez apla'
| 70 10 asnssnsia.
{ Sc enouentra en- San Jusr, en-
uio d. licencis, don Jote A. Vera,
sub collector de reuiaa interpas de
Viequst.
Hoy cumpllsron aus sender Q Q on
10 sArcal municipal Manuel Martinez,
Manuel Soler y JuAn Santos.
Ramon Rios fue arrestado aver
por 10 pollefs, por uso de arma pro.
hibds.
hoy sAll6 hAoia Manaif don
Andres Crosas para to-currir al &C.
pelio de 10 senora dt fia Coreepci6n
Collszo de Calaf.
TsmbiSn sali6 hseia dieho sitio
el doctor Saldsna.
Aver fue arrsatado en- Al. seo
Diopisio M&rtir por robo do up eaba'
lilo dc la propiedsd de don Jose Felix
IrrizArry que resulta ell verda dero
mArtir.
Ell cspitsn Cabrera en- On tee
grama oil cuArtel general II torma hoy
que todas lac hscisndss de 10 j1ris
dicci6n de Arscibo trabs Jan CON regu'
laridsd:
Ia aido detenido en- Bareslonesa
Agripino Maisonst por eoaeci6n Q
os trAbs isdores de 10 hacienda sP'a.
Eus'as de aquella jurisdiction.
-Acusado de huslo ipgre.6 sysr
sn 10 eireel Jose Ortiz, de dcio jor.
nalero natural do Bsyam6n.
La directivs del Hip6dromo hA
desestimado 10 cusntA de $40 90 ire
'ensada por el doctor Doval por asis.
Esneia del individuo Anselmo Man.
Esno.
CD Hay una colocaci6n do Tenedor
DO libros y Oaciniata On una casa de
somercio. Ofertas manuseritas con
y rtfsrencias al p. 0,
BOX WI San Juan. 33.
-SeRdu noticiss, los republicanoa
ie Yauco, 9 sea 10 mayor parte de
'stos, sostienen eomo candidate & 10
ca las prt1imas eleeciones,
II seaor Antonio Lluvsras que dessm.
'e faesse cargo On 10 astu Alidad; OF o.
'lementos pressntsrAn como candidate
II ssior Juan Roig.
@En ssta imprenta 90 vsnds pa.
pei vieio & dos pesos sl Quintal.
-Rsina gran anima cl6n On Rio
lrande con sl proyecto que 90 tene
ie sstablecer allf una gran tacsosfa
AzueAreea.
Ell domingo pr6xtmo dna uu
gran baile Ia soclsdad sEp genio Na-
rfa do Holtoss
tContsn,io en- Ia pdgina... ...61l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

pueato vacspte por liceneia del aefior
Asepj", don Enrique Camui1as.
IN --En Ia sesi6n del Conseio Eiscu'
two 30 !eyeron A'gunos nombramien.
tos de sgentes slsetor ales que fuel on
propuestos per- el Supervisor do cleo
clones Mr.. Ly MS.
-Por 10 Corte municipal de Are.
ctbo, sueron senienci sdos los obreros
Sartsgo Centsno, joan Allende, jose
leraAdo, Q liotin Ce' tsno y Carmelo
Centeno, acussdos de coacci6n & los
hue gtstss, q noveuta dfas de careel 6
250 dollars de mu'ta
Fderon Absuelt3s, por no reeasr
culpsblidad on clos doce trabsjadc,
rNF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
BlBLIOrECA DE LA DEMoCRACfA,

ca e acdt asbXdo Dios muerso no e. sacerdoe nj
e' mol Hay que festeiAr 50 salvaci6u de uassdl
= FL muerto que an indol
7Qae .igA ls fiesta Mdica Ino resucsa al muerto Ii
Ss CAPTAIN 'qu se practicl las digencss QQe vengs
ell directorcilo Preso Ell mseatro de hs obrAs
.Al cepo con 81 Eli ndsica mdsca al cepo s
mleatrillol
Sc 6or aclIde grAvemene Ibar trilteEa no
ha de sucr al muero, 10 ConseguirS pra6n de IN
hombrs sObe cupabdsd nsd bemos Yo ago gsrante
dc So per:ona lido "a hbert,d or so' dia' menos
-Bien bier, zero que otrA teDga msa cuidado.
CrCuabD tcda cAse de comentaro l.. idea del miIsgro
dmiida Fuy Svi sn embargo pareca Aegrsrse
del porento arbuido de 80 corporation de 90
pancquiI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
euara insertion en- adeante nea Dor cads

SUMARIO;- ;-Cesantia.-Dr Lugo Vinas.-Apelaci6n en-
la Corte Suprema.-Perdida de agua.-Mejora de
dama.-Reccgida de correspondencia.--L que
cuestan p gainas. s.-Absue4to.- -Nombramiento de
agentes eectoraes s-Don Enrique Camunas- Circu-
lar de la poica.-Denuncas, multas y sentencias.-
Haciendas de Arecbo trabajando o-Cuatrero detenido
Copferenca, = Obreros sentenciados en- Arecibo.-
Otras noticias de interes general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24
UN GRAN MANJARn,
(Continoaei6n de Id pdona la)

(Continuaei6n de la pdgina l")
medic de tinsro dc obreros durAnts
sl sf1o fu6 de 500 hombres, y el sueldc
total que dichos obreros reclbierop,
assemble & ss4 0C0 oro La expreaada
eompaafa posse 1876 plantaciones en-
el Rio Escondldo y sus tributArios, y
ademkz hay 500 plAntac onss entire
grandes y pequenas que pertenecen &
particulares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-24

fas Verdaderos Remedies Homeopd
tscos resguardan sl hogar alejan la on
iermedad.
81 existe en- el mundo alguna casa
de 10 eual sea a1n dssconocida Ia no.
meopatfs del doetor Lobb, llevensele
sin demons los siguientes menssjes do
vsrdad , esperapza.
Es Herdadsro Remedio Homsopdttco
del doctor Lobb para Ia Dyspepsia pone
& uno On condiciones do tomar 10 que
gusta. todo 10 que sgrsds y eusndo 10
quisre; eura radicalments toda clase
dc indigestion, enfermedades y dsss.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-18
THE LESSON OF
THE EPISODE.

More than one moral could be
drawn from this unfortunate cpl
sode. The most obvious might be
summed up in the warning, Put
not your trust in presidents with
out accusing Mr.. Roosevelt OF any
conscious insincerity. it must be aid
mtIed that lac has habit OF taIking
ON all sides OF a question think
mg out loud, his admirers call it,
IN TINS way he gives one man to uu.
derustand that ne agrees with him
and then assures another who holds
directly opposite views, that there
IS much reason in his sayings" This
holding with the hare and running
with the hounds naturally produces
embarrassment; and when his in
consistency is brought home 10 MIN
he takes refuge in angry dcuiaIs OF
The opinions attributed to- him. 1t is
one OF those radical defects in tenn
permanent which are hardly to- be
overcome. Another lesson is that
interference in legislation from the
White House is pretty certain to pro
duce undesirable entanglements.
There are times, no doubt. when the
influence of the president, exerted
upon the right side, may be effect
i've. But in the case of the rate bill
there have been too many confer.
ences, official or other, too many
messages to senators. statements TO
the public and backstair visits to
the executive Offices. Mr.. Rooseyelt's
anxiety to set a satisfactory meas
nre is pardonable. But he would have
preserved better his own comfort and
dignity and would have avoided ere
ating unnecessary animositics. had nc
been able to possess his soul i'm pa
'iepce. Providence Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LICENSE.

This Is TO certify that the follo;1nr
is list of all applications for Ii
ccusc TO sell at retail spiritnous IL
quors. wine. porter ale, beer. an!
drinks OF like nature. as filed N my
,'l,". which said list con- nm the
name of said applicant, his place of
residence and the place for which
the application is made.
c. f. Thomas residing at Rock.
Mercer county. W. Va, application
for license to sell at retail spirltuous
liquors. wine. porter. ale. beer. and
drinks of like nature on lot owned
by $. +. Thomas. in the town Of
Rock. Mercer county. w. Va.
Given under my hand this Sth day
OF May. 1906.
ESTILL BAILEY,
Clerk Mercer County Court.
Advertise i'm The Daily Leader.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-18

The total value of the Russian
warships either sunk by the Japan
csc or captured by them i'm the recent
war has been found by the Russian
ministry of marine to be no less
than $I32,OOO.OOO.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-18
MEETING OF CON
FEDERATE VETERANS
EY-Confederate Soldiers Will Meet AT
BluefeId June 4th.

BluefeId June 4th.
There will be a meeting OF all con
federate soldiers who filled out an
application for a Confederate Cross
OF Honor to be worn by them.
Crosses will be distributed by the
Daughters OF the COntederacy of
Blueneld Chapter. Immediately at
ter the distribution of the Crosses
the soldiers will march to the table
TO partake OF a dinner given by the
ladies In honor OF and for the Con
federate Soldiers.
Speakers will be present on the
occasion.
Very Respectfully.
Blueheld Chapter. Daughters
q the Confederacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-18
BLUEFIELD DAILY LENDER. ERIDAY MORNING NAY 1aos

Mint tulips are in market. When q
man can simultaneously bury his
nose in fields OF fragrant mint and
his lips in rivulets OF iced liquors
Heaven doesn't seem so far remote.
Parkersburg Dispatch.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-18
ONE WAY OUT.

Somebody lied. Let It 20 at that.
The wages OF prevarication are
scraps. --New York Mail.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-18

Advertise in The Daily Leader.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
Sermon Stealers.

Sermon stealers," said a minis
ter, Fought to be careful. They
ought to read over several times the
sermons that they steal before de-
hvering them.
81 know a young man of twenty
one or twenty-five who preached a
stolen sermon he had not read over,
and in a most impressive part he
found himself declaiming, MY
friends, when l first came among
you more than forty years ago these
thin, white locks were thick and
brown and this bent back etc.
"Another sermon stealer, preach
ing in a village of about 100 souls,
said, before he could check himself,
In the teeming streets of this great
metropolis London Mail.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
Roollkeepind Necessary.

The roomer in London lodging
house does not yet need to number
the hairs of his head as a precaution
against theft, but he needs to keep
careful account of everything else,
says a writer in Public Opinion. An
actor who had discovered his land
lady's propensity for taking a por-
ton of everything he bought num-
bered and listed his things. One
night he reused the household by
shouting down from his attic a de-
mand for 'No. 80
''No. 81" shouted the landlady
back. 'What No. 80"
81 want cube No. s of my lump
sugar." he replied.
Thenceforth the provisions in his
cupboard were unmolested.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-01
Ren1enyi's Route.

On one Of his early concert tours
of the west, before the famous vio-
linist, Eduard Remenyi, was thor
oughly familiar with the railway
routes OF the United States, he in
CURED in Chicago concerning the
best way to reach town in Illinois.
&c. B. and O." replied the hotel
clerk without looking up.
Remenyi was quite dazed. But,
says the contributor of the story
to the memoir of the violinist, his
sense of fun carried him through.
All" he said gravely. "Then /
will 60 D. A. T."
1t was the clerks turn to be puz-
zled.
"What does that mean?" he said
looking up this time.
"Well, what did you mean?" de,
manded Remenyi.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
of course"
"Ah! I meant day after tomor
row."