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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21

Atlanta is getting ready to have an
exposition in 1910. AS our worlds
fairs have followed the course of en-
pire" in a pretty straight line west
ward since 1876, beginning at Phila-
delphia and ending at Portland, it is
about time to swerve southwark and
show that American civilization doesn't
stick to one rut
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21

The international postal union has
simplified the postage middle by fix
ing the unit Of weight for letters at
one ounce for all countries, the same
as it is in the United States. The ad-
ditional postage has likewise been cut
down from to cents for each ounce
above the single rate.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21

The one objection to placing the pic
ture of John Paul Jones on a postage
stamp is the certainty Of a revival of
the old gag about that being the only
possible way to lick him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21

With tin ore selling for $500 ton
at the mines it is all right to say that
q person rolling in money "has got the
TIM
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21
Charity.

Charity is universal duty which it
is in every mans power sometimes to
practice, since every degree of assist
ance given to another upon proper mo-
tives is an act Of charity, and there is
scarcely any man in such a state of
imbecility as that he may not, on some
occasions, benefit his neighbor.
son.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21
His influence.

do you think a mans influence lasts
after he is gomez" asked the philoso-
pher.
swell, should say!'' cried the young
woman. my husband tied my prop
erty up so that I can't ever marry
again!-Detroit Free Press,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21
MARK, THE AUCTIONEER.
Is Prepared to Hold Auctions at Farmol
Private Residences.

Private Residences.
Persons about to sell their house.
hold furniture, live stock, farm ma
chinery, etc., who are DESTROYS of dis
posing of the same at their homes.
should call on me. For very rea-
sonable commission I will conduct
their auctions upon their own prem
ises.
Emmett Mark, Auctioneer.
Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21

What's the good of keeping from him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
G.. A. Jack.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21

EVIL spreads as necessarily as dis
ease.-Eliot.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-06-21

duu WlGIlOuG IaW, ana With ulster
rarely equaled even in small gems.
The pearl is translucent, and almost
transparent, and when exposed to
light glistens with marvellous color
ing. Its weight is eighty-fve grains,
diamond weight. The value of the
gem is estimated at from $1,000 to
100000.
DR.. Jacob F. Force has been SEN
fenced to three years and six months
at hard labor in the penitentiary by
Judge Brooks in St. Paul. The de-
PENDANT, convicted of embezzlement
from the Northwestern National Life
Insurance company, of which he was
vice president and director, had no
reason to give why the sentence
should not be passed. The court gave
him sentence over the minimum of
one year, but not nearly the maxi
mum OF ten years. A stay of execu-
tion to July % was granted and dur
ing the intervening time a settled case
will be prepared and an appeal per-
fected.
Walker and Cass county in general
had great demonstration on Thurs
day night in honor of the nomination
of A. L. Cole as governor. Flags
throughout the county were flying,
and at Walker the victory was appro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
DESDE COR0ziL
EI puents sobre ell rio la.
JAS. Algeria del vecinda-
rio. valierte y Comp.
FRASeS De ALIENTO
Derechos politicos y deberes
patri6ticos, I'll guaraguao
slgue desplu nandose.

Huy gtata inprssi61 hX eAusAdo
ID notieta puh'icadA e1 LA DRMo
CRACIA do que al 81 se calehr6 lA su'
basts, ahri6ad >ss los pliAgos de pro
poaieloras. para In const-ueoi6u del
p1sote s1hre e. rio eLaiass Ys ara
item %. puss esrsA de tea msasa llrv&
d. dsrrumbsdo sl puera'I az andudo
oslebran To- otrA para 10 eonst-uee Ga
del de los Rsyss CAtolic ,sP SePdl .e
nos sssgara. hay partida cors'goA1a
para clio.
La casa dc comsfsio valieute ,
c. h> Arreudado 10 tXh 1na dc Oeh,s
y uua sspseiosA oass, estah, ,eeisudo
ca astA 50 eomsroio, que 10 hsn al.
msnt.do e,n vArIato ytxs.!en,s sur
ttdo, sisndo hoy sl IN ior eEtAhltci.
mtant1 da pulperfs y msraerfA La
snsIgua etsa que osuoabAn sst,s 90.
meretAutas, ls dediean ah IRA PAYS
slmHs6a Plrgu = negoc Of desc smoa
& IL ae.editsda casa
-L1s timos srtfeulos de LA DE
MOOR ACIA han sido Asogidos con pla
Ger y Go4 muy e'mant dos. Muehos
dieeo: sAtiles G arcia eseribe ccm 10
uecssitH; STEM ire va oil msx1 suG
artfoulos son doctrinarios, pues dea
msuuzs y sx1liea susointam ,nts los
dsbsres y dereshos po'fticos gus IN.
formAn nuestro IDEAL rsdsnsor , N,'
sssitAmos, & 10 par que aoatensmos ,
defsndamos un ideal, sAber y Oonocsr
sutles son nusstroH deheres eom
patriotas parA ansrbolar y aostsust
slsmpre enhiesta y triunfAl nusstra
nivsa J g,ori6sG sns'GS de 10 Uni6n
dc Puerto Rico
-DiGlogo entire Jossito y Agapi.
TO,
~-por 10 vlsio, ya estG despluma-
do sl animAlueho y el dfa de las s'ec
clones los unionlstas 10 vAmos 4 COR
ter laa pAtas ysl pieo. -Asomhrado
Jcseito reaponds: 6Y % cisrGoP Con
testa resusltAmante Agapisc; lQMes
cisrto, ya 10 cracl Como que CANA.
moa sl diasrita y el do San Juan; ya
no h'y pa el gAGrGgu4o, -RiSndoae
JoSei'o y feottudoss las mAnoa muy
accarr6p, 10 diio oil Amig,; Busoo,
somuas, me allegro muchtsimo; 20
asr6 aqusl dfa uno de los prImsros an
dsspsllejsr 81 guarsgaAo HAsta otra
va que nos demos el gustazn de pla.
(OOntinu en- Ia pdgnd se
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
UNA ISLA 1ERDIDA
Disc IN psri6dIso exIrsr gero;

0AS0 GA FEAAO0IS0 CAh 81 k0AOt
SAlgo haStante or'glr ocurre ac
tuSlmsnIe 4 Mr.. Charles L. Tut, pre-
lidents de 10 U .itsd States Reduction
and Refining Company, de Chissgo.
Este Millionaire, en- el dsIso de contkr
con una rsIidenCia de verAno, com
pro hace ssis mssss un islote de dts
fAnsgadas de ierra, pertsneoisnts 81
Archipie 8 grupo San Juan, en- lA
prcxtmidAd de ls ColumbiA ipglsIa
Con sl prop5nito de ir 4 eonoser 40
nueVA posssi6n y dietAr las medidas
ntseSAriAs para llsvAr & saho 50 pro
SGe'o,Ie dirigi6 hnes del mes panAdo
% 81 yacht de recreo & las lAtttudeS
en- donds ls iila, dc Aeuerdo con loI
mspas. dsbiG sktAr aituAdA. Por ss
paeio do doa AsmanAG hA eatAdo on
idaa J vsnidas sin eneontarla, Y 10
que % peor, ain espsrAnzA del h4
llbzg9
Fl indivlduo que 10 vsndi6, , !
quien, ntseSArilmsute He 10 hA hsehC
81 rsslAno soErSspondisnis, anrma gu
con motive del terremoio de San Ff'
cisco al ialote as h1ndi6 sa &
mollvo por al suAl hr Tut
do CON ian mAlA Auerle.
FAltA IhorA YER q
gs6lcgoB de los tribunAlsS
siai6n % he eonhado sl eAso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

NADIA ma admirable qua arribaT
al puerto do New Yor on uno de eans
espl6 adidos dfaa de verAno. en- qua 10
nsturaltzA gor rie y oil m 1vimisnto
atrop sdor dc 10 ciudad emprendedora
do Mfiales cisrtas de 81 potsnse vi
talidad.
A msdid& que nos scsreamos &
sus oostss, van surgiando vilss y
puehlos eneaptadores @ ruis' 4 'res re
clinados auavemsnts & ls fslds de sua
solinas-que 20 elsvan & posa a'turA :
8 clrcuysndo, eomo sintur6n vistoY>,
10 dilatsdA txtsnsi6n q 10 hesa sl mar
que acarieisn los rios del Norte y
del Este. Va dertro de IL bihfs, 10
vista absorta recoge en- 10 msmoria,
do msnera indolable. 10 msgni6seneia
del espectac llo. AL frente, 10 opulen.
10 mssr6poli que. & Adsspeeho del humo
que arrojsn las chimsnsas DO aus
grandes fabricAs, dibuia en- el espacio
las cAladas sguiss do sus eatedralss y
los uobsrbias ed pulAs dc sus gigantes.
sos ediacios. A 10 dersshs, Broc H. IN,
euyo puente monumental 90 una de laa
mas atrsvldas y soabadaa obrAs do In
lngenisriA modsrrs. y de cuya impor.
rCia puede juzgarsa eon s&ber que
10 obr3 tArd6 unos once d1os en- tarmi.
nArSe; que cost6 scmo q,tipts miglonss
de Fesos, y que au lopgitud es spro.
'msdsmsnte dc seia mil pies, gu 40.
cho de oshsnta y circ', y So a'tura,
dssds el nivel del rio hAsta al piso del
puents, de siento treinta y cinc,. A
10 izquierdA NV Jers'y, con sus her
mosAs esmphA bbhsdas 4 trechos
por el Hudson, 6 rio del Norta, "a
cuyo frents se levAntsn las holg sdss
eatacionas do los fsrroearrileu cuyos
trenes psrtsn para Filads fis, Was
hIngton, Baltimore y otraa grandes
pohIaciones del Sur y del Onts.
AL lado opuesto do N,w York 80
divisan las cumbres dc Etasen leland,
lugar deliO!oso en- 10 estaci6n veYauie
q, y sGu mas atraetivo que 10 playa
popular de Coney I,land por los en- :
sAntos do 80 fondosA vegstsei6n 81
dilAtAmos la mirAda mas ALA do 10
eiudAd dc Btot X yn, AlcArxAmos 4
diatip9uir 10 extension eultivAda de
tisrrA por entrs 10 que pAsA silbaudo
con 81 lepgua de fuego, deiando peuA
eho de negro humo. la loeomotora In
fAtIgable que ArraatrA eArros de carga
, trsnes de psssisros, y que va & do
tsnerss en- Long Iiland, lA de repoao
pstrisrCAl, sobrs cuya costa estG sons
truido sl fuerte Hamilton, de igual
me do que On lA IlAtsn Island v6n.e,
como no muy ssgursa stalAyAs, los
de WAd W nth J Tcm klos, Las islss
t1rtihcAdAs de Ellis y del Gobsrnad dor
les tsnemos muy cerea de osotroS, y
distInguimos sin esfuerzo & los mora
dores que transitan per elias , hasta
los Aninales dom6stIcos indispensA'
blea & las neeeAidades de ls vida.
Oisa islA mas reque1s que las dos an-
tsriores atrAe poderOsAments nusstra
stsrci6n, no por aus eneAntos nAtura
les, sino por 10 ohrA SoloSal que on el
eentro de ella SO oatsntH; es 10 de
Bsdlse, y al eontemplArlS con smoCi6n
vshemspts nos desCabrimos rsspetuo
SOS, corque desde ella nos da 10 bien.
VsnidA con 50 AntorchA famigsrA en
lA diestrA lsvAntGda, Ia L,Aertad ,lumi
faGndo al rnundo, aobsrbiA eIOulturA de
Barsholdi y presents digno de lA Frau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
PANORAMA NE0-YORK|N0
La entrada en- New York

, cia republicans 4 In mstr6poli &c
AmericA que es grAude y fuerte pof
aus lbarA'es 6 ipconm vlb,ss ipstitu.
clones.
Despues que el viaisrn abarca tsn
g.andioso marco, y como dssesndien-
do do 10 general y psrmanente. q 10
particular y tranaitorlc, empiexa q
d.rse cuenta dc lA pletora dc vide
del ruido y agitsei6n qua srransa de IL
lshoriosa colmens nsoyor kins, STEM
pre- exeitada y bul'ente. eomo q lsrieu-
do pre- testsr de que SO dude que exits
to sl movimisnto continuo euaudo ella
ID demuestrs tan super Abund d. ntemsp.
to. Ii multitud do botes de vapor do
tres euatro pisos, elegantsa y vensi
lados. y que rsbozan do excursionis :
tas 8 do obrercs y negc ctantes que van
y vieueu de distintoa lugArss; los In
numer Ables transportes y remoleAdo- :
res cue eruxsn On todas direeeiones
on afanoaa tares, ensordeoisndo sl
airs con el romeo rugido do sus boci
mas; los vApores de alto bordo y los
geandes buques do vela que eat6n an
Clados eu los ionumerAblsa muelles,
ensrbol ando las banderas de todAs las
uasiones eomsreiales del mund eu
yos boupr6s eAsi toesn los edifelos y
suyos m(stiles aemeisn bosqusa do
torneados gigAntesccs Q pinos; los ca
rros dc CArga que son trAnsportados,
cual si fuesen liGeros fArdos, de up
puuto & osro de II espasioss bahia,
en- z andes Arm'x1nes movidss { Va
por, parA eontinua-, Sin r9rdida Al
gunA de siempo, su visi, ace.ersdo
sobrs los rails tendldos en 10 tierra
hvme; 10 A'gaxsrs y vtcsrfo dc los
que van de 6eIta; 10 tonAdillA popu
lar que ll'gs q uueatros oidos coudu
cids en- alas do 10 bris'. = que inter
preta el Itsliano smbulSnta On el &rpA
8 en el vic IA queiambroao. tratando
do prsAtAr con ella m1yor al!elente q
In trave,iA do los tx aursionlstss; el
eruzar SfAnoso, el humear ineesants,
el rugIr ecntfnuo del vApor aprisio
nado sp las cAlderaF, TODD eato nc Q
AtuEde por primerA vez, noa subyuga
y nos hace bendecir esA civiliz lei6n
alcsndents que do pan 81 obrsro, CO.
modidad 81 potsuIAdc, ideav 81 hl6so'
l. y epgrandeoimieuto TO { 10 Macon so :
bsrAna , demccrAtica,
Pcro a 10 admiration preao sigue
10 euriosidad f4bril de Ia ciudad. no
blen poremos Ia planta en- la terra
conquistAda y vnlorIx ada por IL vir'
t9d : j,mpar del trAbsio. @ q trIfA-
go tan enIordeeedor, y que ir y venir
tan acelerAdamelt DiriAAe que nos
sncontramcs en- 10 B .bsl modernB, ri
no 90 pensarA qua Aqtf Dol 90 90 ipan
csntenAres de miles de ssolAvos ca 10
t.mosA torre que Sc que fa hsCer lie
gar al cislo, sino homhrss libres quc
tsinen un alto concepto ds 10 dig idsd
humans, y que garAnt.zAn igual II
bsrtAd & loa que lltgAn AssIe suelo on
huseu de gArALtiA psraonAl de cou
paci6n ieAuct1oss. Sc ole b .blAr to
dsa las lerguAs, pero ain lA cor fusion
de |" i2ts!igible; 90 yisten todos loS
trpi's de los pueblos civIlixAdoS, psro
CON 10 propiedAd y deeensia de 10
CuturA modernA; SO hacs labor atA.
roIs pero rsgulAriEadA 6 intsligsnIe;
Elm lener trAa de ai 10 pAlAbrA aoez
que envllec,, nj el Ia igo iptImsnle
que nj ala cruge Sobre las bestiAs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

Ply
FfsnchG
N. L, ts.
Cadensr, Mrs F. u
IA Ba,o, F. q. B,l', IA.
suSgs, Mrs., w F WnlouRhU.
Child, Miss, FfAncilea ca bAllsro, Mrs
A Muss and IA cthsrs, ~ sjobsrg,
Rttssl VIzqulz, JoaQuit Vive, Enti'
que NAtos BsrnIer, HovAn MulriS,
Juston DIX, Miss, Meresdss Padlal,
Emeterio Carlo, Mr., StgiI Gsorge
W,M lCortlnds 60 10 ptgina 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

II ttsjtn de vihfeulos do todoa tams
nos I 'rmaa es inoAloulab'e: haeen re
temb'ar el adcq' inado CO las salles,
cruxsndo en- todss direfeiones; pcr
momentos pAreee que algunos van
shoesr violeutamsnts y & de.tr6 xsrss,
y sinembsrgo, { 10 msnor mEal ds
un polic1s, eesa squel movimier to
asombrosc, y % dsia momentknes 90
pscio psra dar paso & los qua tranai
tan & pie, ouisnss dc otro m ,do no
pod'fsn proseGuir su eamino & trav@s
de tantos m:dtcs do trans corts.
VI anuncio ss otrs do las mani
fMtaclones mas prodigsdas y OF tsn
tosas de este pueblo emIner tsmente
eomoroial. Sc advIerts On los edid
clos, en- los vehisulos, 90 los aolarss
eerrados, en- los guiiarros dol eamiuo
y hssta porsAudolcs los baratiisros
amhulantas, pgea A'guuos iuiustris.
leo visten aqusllos con IN trajs od
noe ca el que eatAmpsn curiosos
anunclos. Be cree fundadsmente ous
6 eSel ssgaro medic 'xprsaivo para
atrser al comprado~, y 40 emplsa CON
protasi6n inereible. No es sxa ger ado
desir que @ qua 30 dcase con psrtins z
eonstsnsla & tradueir con syuds de
un diccior sr.o do bolsillo los anun
clos que 50 epsuentran 4 90 paso
aprsr derfs el ing.6I On brave item
20,
Ei huimos del &dao que nos ma
res, del hum de las f&briots que nos
aa6xts, da los bArat'isros Que nos stur
den prfgor and1 su mercancfa. y do
los vsndedorea de psri6dicos que NOS
asaltsn met 6ndonoa por las nariesu
el peri6dico del dfa, si eseapamoa do
las rredaa de- los vshfcalos y Dc las
piaadas de los sabAllos y por nuestra
foYiou vamos & dAr con nusstro eusr
20 en- oil Parque dc 10 Batsria, paaeo
holgado dssde donde 40 diafeuta una
arcantAdora vIstA dc 10 rada do N, "
York, IN ruido esirspitoso suena So
hre nusatra eabexa. Ax.mos In vista
despavoridos y COS dAmos euensa Go
una ms x6n de h's 'srro qus 90 prolon.
gs mucho mGs lsios de 10 que pusstr q
mirada a'cArxI: 60 lA via por donde
crl zsn los trensa del fsrrccarril sle'
vado. Enlonses COM prsndsmos cue
ess pueblo no t,nisudo bastaute sspa.
clio en- In terra para su vertigiuoss
mArchs, hA invadido cl dominio del
Airs, y 30 muevs en- sus slturaa CON
tAntA ssguridAd somo rApidt1
Transitan por esta vie elsvAds
ma de 600. 900 personAs, y % Gal 10
sA lerc . en- detsFm nAdss horAs do 10
macanA y de Ii tarde, que go hsos
m muoaible penetrar en- los AArros. H..
'r6ciente ~ sl eSpAsio s6rso para 10
dsbrS dc movimienso del pueblo yan
kee. sc he eatabeOId1 una via uubts'
rrAnsa econ6mic', rGDidA , s.gurs, i,
que rAreca d. no bAatA 6 satiafaeer
las ex gercias y neesSidAdes del CO.
marelo y do loa pArGisul ares. psro 70
invsntara el intelecto anglo smsricA
no IN msdio Go locomoelcn qua nos
hsgA volar como los PAjaros o eorfsr
con 10 velocldad de una bA'a de 90.
f5a. Para el pueblo yat kas DO son
us6picas las novelAa dc Julio Verne,
pues obIervA ID toorfA de gus s,erer G.
p0dtr
S. FiCuerOa.
sSa Juan, Stbrs, 2 do / 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
S. FiQueros.
i FUERA COR7ESIyS!
saa Juan, stbrs, 2 do l 900

Los somsreiArtes parisienIes aeA
ban de tonar una grave desisi6n
Han decldido que les vSnAs y SUI g..
Huas irmulAS dc eortssfA han pAsAdo
de moda sn una eDocA en- que todo el
muudo eS da pfiaA. Por sonsiguisn
ts, han Sdprimido, de som6u aeuerdo
los sAludoS, s'aS eorSiderseiones muy
distlrguidllS, les eAtsnsos servido
reaa atarRo Is b ,nraA. aia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

ts timo ipgres6 dc nuevo & cumplir
flW De arrelio por iuegos prohi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

ta,
De Nun
le Antoi6i pero
mAta leon, nj IiQuierA
de msreionAr Ius pals bra,.
YAR1oS UNIoNIsTAs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
OIVERSAs HOTIcIAs

nnrant. al nn,odo me-, A.
10 eAat6 al Nuniaioio an r.o,on.. 4
Ios det,nidos ' presos de- Ia e6reaI
munieipal Ia aumR = st37 -
-Haoe d{a. e.tS Ar fsrmo al doc.or
Gom,x Brioso. o3elal de sAnidad IL.
nal
En- .el ~ioio celebrsdo contra
Julio Meier Vegs bsiA, por
sIeuinsto : el iursdo
Sc dIlolvt = de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
UNION DE PUERTO-RICO
Junta Central

Sc ruega enearecids monte a las untas locales que
Sc svan envlar las candidauras acordadas DC las CON
vencones para cagos los municipios fin de presen
taras, antes del da TO- aHonorabe Secretaro de Puer
to CO. enando precepto reludb.e de la lev electo
raj Vease secci6n 33 de Ia msma ley que prescribe la
forma en- que han de presenta Sc dchas canddaturas
Juan, Agosto de 1906
Por orden
Pedro do EIzaburu
Secretario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06

disron maRofneo reslce 4 lA interpre.
taet6n de sus pspeles.
Q iisrA Dios que pronso tsrgAmcs
sl guSto de YER por ealos lareS al aim.
pA'ico , sortes La Press, con su exec.
lsnts comps fis.
R6tanos f,ieitAr 4 los serores
4sndsE LisiSgA Perez por habernoa
proporeionAdd lA satiliaccl6n de YER
60 San Sebastian tan diguos Artistas.
CORES PoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-06
SALON De ElOcUEA.IA

I'm Huseritor do lie Temps propn.
ne que 90 organize un salon de aIoeusn.
Ella. Los A6sionAdos del bello dssIr
90 reunirGn en- IN pAlAeio especial en-
dbnd', durAnAs a'gunos msssv, oirGn &
loa seres Privtltgl&do doIa1os Gel
arts iusomparahle ds la rA'Ahra.
No ls pArese hieu la propoIICI6n A
uDo dc los redaetoFes de otro diario
frSuses, en- vi,ia de ous "a xiatsn sl1fi
Ia CamArA de diputsdcp, curso dc elo.
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.LABAD|E-R|CE CO.
WILL ARRIVE SOON
WILL BE AT OPERA HOUSE
AUSPICES OF EASTERN
STAR

The famous Labadie-Rice company
will appear at Longwelps opera house
October II. We publish herewith a
clipping from the Owosso paper:
"The first performance of the Labadie-
Rice Jollity Co. was given last night at
the opera house before an appreciative
audience.
"Ethelyn Wightman Titus possesses
unusual merit as a character delineator
and her representations were of high
order
1T was understood that the moving
pictures would be of superior quality,
but the gorgeous display presented last
night surpassed anything of the kind
ever given here.
1T was left, however, 10 the Rice fam
lily in their musical novelty to elicit the
real admiration of the audience. This
feature alone was worth the price OF the
whole show
"1hese young people are real artists
and were equally good in both concert
and solo work. Their appearance pleas
ed and their music charmed, and they
we're encored and encored until they
simply had to refuse in order to give
place to the remainder of the bill.
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COURT HOUSE RING
WINS THE GAME.
Clerks Were Defeated Last FRI
day by the Score Of
10 to 9.
IT WAS A FINE GAME OF BALL
Each Side Presented Strong Line
Up and the Game Was For
Blood.

The much talked about ball game be-
tween the court house ring and the
clerks materialized last Friday after
noon This was the third game in two
years between these teams. The court
house ring won the game last year and
the clerks walloped the ring in game
two weeks ago. So this game was for
blood Each side presented a stronger
line up than heretofore as follows:
Court house rng-Carl Mosier, catch
er; Roy Britton, pitcher; Arthur Stew
ems, first base Royal Decker, second
base; Rol Loveland, third base; Ford
Wilbur, short stop; Will Mosier, left
field; LATE Decker, center field; Dan AL
len, right field
Clerks-Bill Hutchins, catcher; Roy
Taylor, pitcher; Bert Showerman, first
base; Boots Sowle, second base; Harry
Salisbury, third base; Hugh Walker,
short stop; Elmer Downing, left field
Dr. Broughton, center field; Will Hoode-
maker, right field.
At the appointed hour the band as
sembled in front of the court house and
played a lively march, and the process
sion started for the park. The players
of both teams followed the band, max
ing a fine appearance in their many col
ored suits. 1t commenced to rain when
the grounds were reached, but it did
not affect the enthusiasm of the players
or the small bunch of rooters
After the usual preliminary prac tice,
the game was on. At the start il looked
to be easy money for the clerks, but the
court house boys soon found their bat
ting eye and passed the clerks with a
good lead. The clerks came back strong
in the sixth and seventh innings, but
were unable to overcome the lead.
The game was called on account of
rain and darkness in the seventh with
the score 10 to 8 in favor of the court
house.
The game was good one from start
to finish. There were several errors
made on each side, and also good batting
and clever base running.
Ghe clerks still think they have the
hest team and would like another game,
while the court house ring says they are
ali from Missouri and will have to be
shown.
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JOttIn1S.

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