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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19
O|vEBSAS NOT|C|As
Un Manifi i,stO republican,
En- sl DepartsmentO del
Interior. Mr.. Lord.
Ell TENOR CASAS
Ell TENOR CASAS
FL Padre Berries. -Leyes i'm
presas. Una operacl6n.
Escuelas de Catano.

De un momento 4 otro ss espsrs
ell manifesto que dara al pals don
Juan Hernandez Loptz, iefs del partI-
do republicano.
va 90 die On principle & las
obras de constr lcai6n del sdiaeio de
Escuelas dc Catano, del cual % CON.
trsli.ta don Antonio Il gueras,
La Srts Mercedes Rlvero sicar
do, de Bar0slonesA, que hsos tempo
venia padeciendo de una afsccl6n
do 10 vista, fae opetads antsayer por
el doctor del Vale y su prscticants
sen or O'Nsil, con 6xIso satistactorio.
Sc encusntra On Coamo ell Sub.
Comisionsdo de Educacl6n NJ. Lord,
quien preside las COZ fsrencas sseo.
lares en- dieho pueblo.
-Contirda msjor do Ia enisrme
d I'D que hscs diaa le reiiens en- CANA,
el Rsvsrendo Padre Bsrrios, cura
pArroco de- Ca!edrAl.
--segdn notleias reolbidas de Fs
jardo, hA sido muy apIaudldo slli el
tenor don Mignsl Casas, do 10 com
pafts de zarzuela que ha vsnIdo dan
do flncionei Aments en- aquells
poblaci6n.
--Essa semans prohsblemsnta que
daraa impresas en- espafol todas las
leyea votsdas en- Ia Ultima session de
la Legislature
-Ssgdn intormss los nombramisn.
tos dc los Shores que tormarGn Ia
Comisi6n Codihoadora. ser&n hschos
oil regrsEo del gobernador Winthrop.
Han aido pueitas on libre poas
si6n do aus dusfos, varias fncas ur'
banas que habfan lido embargadas on
Morovis, YAbucoa, Aaunabo, Qua
yama, Comsrfo y Adasco, por fslta de
psgo en- sus coniribuoioneg.
-Seg6n 40 nos informs, on el De-
partamenso del Interior 10 hacen dis
tlngos en- las instancias solicitando
arrendamIenso dc serrenos pdblIcos.
Por 10 regular les solicitudes hsch.s
por americanos son siempre atsndida,
10 que no ocurrs con frscuensia Guam
do los peticlonarios son pusrtorrt-
quefoa. Sobre este asunto 10 NOS b An
prometido datos por persona respe :
table
Ell Comislonado do Educaci6n
nombr6 aver iarde & don Mariana
Encarnscion, don Nemssio Dfaz, y don
Lorenzo varoGrCel, mlembros do Ia
nusva iuntA sscolar de TrnjllIo alto
Esta es 10 prim sra iurta escolar que
SO constitute en- los pueblos dssspe.
1ados recientemente.
Han ingressdo en el Tssoro 10 i.
suiar IS en- concepto de multss, pro
cedentea de 10 Sub oolecGurfs de rem
tas de Gueysma,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Seryicio eli toI6gieo en- to-
da Ia isla durante Ia
Ultima ssmana.
TEMPO VARIABLE
SEGA en- Mayaguez y Anasco,
Coamo, xCentral Aguirres
y Guayama.

ri tiempo por. 10 regular he sido
frssco y seco, CON visntos dc fssseos {
bri,otes del e. La precipitation plu.
vial media do 10 isla tue O. 45 pulga-
das. In ssmpsratura mas slta iut esQ
en- Mayaea.zi 10 mas bais, 67a On San
Lorenzo,
San Juan. El tempo ha aldo do
parcla!msnts nublado & elaro, CON al.
gunos ligeros sgasceros. LA tempe.
ratara media fue 76 50, que % o. 81
bsio 10 normal. La tsmperatura maxi.
ma fue 81 o. el die II; 10 minims,
10 OQ, el die 13. L. lluvia total f46
O. 81 pulgadas, 6 o. Al pulgadas bsio
ls normal. La vslocidad mayor del
viento fue rs millas del II 81 dia 8.
Eivis'6n Norts. Ea todos los dis
tritos han oourrido sgaaeeros pero el
total do 10 )luvia he sido muy pequs.
40 en- casi todas les estaciones. La
cantidad mayor que han iLformado
tle 1.33 pulgadas en San Lorspz,; 10
menor, vesligios, en- LAres. El pro-
medic do 10 division fa6 0 SO pulgada.
In temper atura maxlma tue 90; mini
ms, 27q.
Division Fate. La lluv;a i've dc.
cididamente local en- car&cter dc Ha'
macao 'informan una precipitation dc
zee pulgadas misnsrAs que on Msu'
nabo no llovi6. FL prtmsdio dc In
division fue 0 SO pulgada. La tempe
ratura msx ma, 9l9 62q.
Division Sur. De Yauco intof.
man una precipitation do 0 SO >pulga'
de; de Jusns Disz Ponce, vss,iglos,
de CoAmo, Central Aguirre y Guaya-
L.. Ipforman que no llovi6. La tenn :
peratura mas alta que han iLformsdo
fle 92p; Ia minims, $50.
Division Oelte. De MsysRu ~
Ahasco iutosmAn que no llov 9, misn'
sras que en- San German 90 reRissr6
|1,s9 pulgsdas. FL promedio dc 10
division fre 05S pulgada. Tsmpera'
turs msx'ma, 93q; ufnima, 6Oe.
EDWIN THOMPSON.
Director do secei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19
UNA RESOLUTION
Ell Tribunal Supreme resueI'
We un recurso del licen-
do H H3rhantez Usera.
Ell TRIUNFO ES FIRME
Sc acaba de conjurar Ell dnico
peligro que podria exlstir
para el trlunfo de Gales.

El Tribunal Supreme, con fecha
l6 del corrients, resolvi6 Ia solicitud
para un auto do <Mandamuss presen.
tada por el Lstrado sefior Hern andez
Uaera, on representation do don Jose
Pillar Sanslsg', actual alcAlds Uaio
niata do Cialea,
El informs del Honorable Jusz
ssociado sefor McLssry, que es ints-
rsaantfaimo, contiene algunaa conai.
deracIones do mucha importancia, 70.
tersntss q la personalidad del relator
privado On procedimientos de 40 10
Warrantos.
Entre otras, alegs el aef1or Juez
McLeary que Ia Ley de sQlo Wa.
rrantos, VICENTE on Puerto ktco, con.
sidsra oil relator privsdo como yer
dadera pAr!e, sobre TODD cuAndo %
trata de recuperar IN cargo rdblico,
ly que los procedimlsntos do sQuo
Warrantos eltsn considerados como
accionea civiles.
En- vista do estas consideration
opina el Ttibunal Supreme do Puerto
REQ que ell relator privado es el
verdadsro promovents, y que una vez
obtsnido el psrmiso por ell Attorney
@ eneral, oil relAtor, como tai, pusds y
debe segair y sostener los proeedi-
mientos hasts 81 termination, sin que
aea necssarla 10 Intervention del AT
torney Ganeral on las demAs acsua
cIoneH.
Ademas, do aCusrdo con la iuris.
lprudencia americans, el acto del AT
torney General al hrmar una solici-
tud de 900 Warra1tos es discrecio
nal y no SO 10 puede obligsr q hacsrlo
por medic de un auto dc eMand anus ,
Por estaa consideracionas el Tribunal
Supreme deniega 10 solcisud.
El obisto del L:trado ssfior Her
nandez Usera al preEen!ar esta solicit
TAD de maudamus fae que 10 Corte su.
prema resolviera lA peraonalidad del
relator privado, la cusl habfa sido
impugnsda arts la Corte dc Diatrito
de ArecIbo por los demandados, als
gsndo que eatoa proce dimientoa de
SQio w srrantos son nulos sin 10 In.
!ervenci6n del Attorney General, doi
| CO, s'g6n ellos, que puede geationar
el Asunto.
| Vlene pues cate fallo & ser compile.
merto dc 10 victoria obtsnIda en- Ola.
les, deavaneciendo las dudas en- cuan.
TO q 10 valid z del pre- cs1imisnto DOR
rtG6n de Ia reraonAlidad del rela-
tor privado.
Ora ves envfsmos nuestros para.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19

que pasa al trav6s del tubo intastna
ain modi6carse y sin ser absorb
bidal una substances en- I'm, que nj
dene ninguna do las propiedadea GU
rativaa y slimsntieiss del sceite d.
hfgado de bseGlao, 81 90 diiess Qul
sl petroleo ea un alimento para ma
quinas, podrfa passrl psro no IN ali
mento para ell euerpo.
81 teneia AlgunA duda, preguntad
q vuestro medicoi el Oh confrmarS 90.
ia verdsdi y Gi estaia eseAsos de fuer
zAs, de carne y ds ssngre, on Aeon.f-
iarS cue som6is Ia Emulsion de Sso,t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19
TELEGR AMAS

=
Tau pronto como ell slambre tras.
mIti6 & diatiutos punt1s de Ia isla La
noticia del deasstte re, ,lb eronse eQri
Inf oidad de tsleg 'amas lamentando Ia
desgrAcis y solicitando detalles de
ella.
MR.. POST
A manoI de nuestra autoridad To-
col, lego un nenssge del dgno gober
nador senior Post ex 9reaando 81 pro
flndo ssntlmisnso y deplorando since
ramente 10 desgrscia de este VeeInda-
rio = anunclsnio 10 salids do Ia CO.
mission del gobierno que vino sqpi d
sstudisr 10 sItuscl6n del pueblo y q
otrecer auxllios.
2EL CRIOLLOs
eEl Criollo,s peri03ico que edita
en- Aguadilla J cuyo propietario 10 es
nuestro amigo don Rodulfo Her.
nandez Lopez envi6, scio aeguldo de
conocsrse el desastre, a 81 bondadoso
representants don Jore Vidal Csrdona
& tomsr impreaiones aeerca de la ca
tastro.e.
La actitud del vocero sgua lillano
90 merecldamsnte eloglsda por sstoa
habltantea y noaotros ha ,iendonos eco
del sentir p1biico expresamos al
sCriollos por conducto de estAs lineas
10 aincera y proflnda gratitud d TO-
do el pueblo,
FORASTEROS
A dlario llegAn pertonss dc los
pueblos limftret ~ pressnciar el cam
po de escombros que produio el incen
dio, despertando en- elias grandes sim
patias 10 desgracia que lloramoa.
MUNOZ RIVERA
Aunque htramos 81 ingeaita mo
deltia, sranacribimos aqul parrafos
do una csrta auya que nos escribe
raiE del desastre.
DIcen asf: sRatltiso mi telegrama
timo en- que 10 comunicaba el deseo
el prop6sito do hacer campahs on
favor de San Sebastian, que cate me.
rece por todos conceptos y que 10 re
clama por au inmensa desventura, Sea
usted en- mi nombre, con sua habitan
tes, hel int6rprets de 10 simpatfa que
en- mi despiertA su desgracia y hag ame
las indiosciones que crea conv snler to
sobre los msiores medios do sctuar en-
este asunto,.
Lo reproduolmoS para que el We,
ciud ario 10 lea,
DONATIVOS
Las municipalidades do ID isla
responder digna y plsusiblements &
10 woe do auxllio dada por San Ss'
bastiAn.
Pronto publlcaremos 10 quota que
aportAn, aepsrsdAmense.
LA PRENSA
La prepsa de San Juan, ain excep'
ci6n slguna, labcra & diario por el
aliyio de nuestras vfctimas.
CARTA DE URRUTIA
Nuestro venerable amigo don Ro
drigo Font nos ha mostrado una car
to, que leimos variRs persorAs, de
don Vicente Y Urrutia de AflaIco, on la
nua nRlpikR al saatimientn de nnnal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19
Mari, Morales.
CALOtRA Y MOTOR

Sc vends una cAldsra de IS caba
ilos , IN motor de SO caballos de ls
renombrAda f&brieA SAtlass; tlsne
POGO uso. Para intormsS diriiirSs 4
B. K. De SolA. p, o Box sos. San
Juaa +, + 2vg'lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19
SAN SEBASTIAN
ANTE Ell DESASTRE

amigo susents, de modo muy sincere.
Dedica & San SsbastIsn frsssz de
carifo, recuerds en- ella los amos de
iuventud que aquf pasarA dics que
trabsjA con vsrdadero aiaa por reca.
bar auxillos en- favor de nuestrag vic
timas.
UNA ESPERANzA
San Sebastian, en- medic de Su
desventurs, abriga 10 hermosa espe'
rama de que los sefiores don Joae do
Diego Martinez, don Herminio Diax
Navarro y don Juan Hernandez Lo'
peg, quienes pasaron squf gran parte
de IL edad infansll, trabaiar&n con
emrefo en- sus respectiyas localidades
y con sus gos del gobierno, por
aliYlar 10 desgraeia que pesA sobre
eata pueblo,
SATISFACTION
La cuotsexponlSnea dc TO dollars
que dsdica LA DEM0CRACIA al fondo
de aux lllos, hs pre- ducido una in.en.a
satisfaction en el vsclndario entero.
No nscesitsmos expires arle nuessrs
graiitud, porque harto sabs LA DEMO
CRAC1A que 10 tiene en- rosotros todos
ENTIRE NOSOTkOS
A consecuencias del desSttre que
nos ocurre, van llt / ando, procedensss
de distintos puntos de 10 isls, much u
hiios de San sebastian, pobrss ri
cor, q contsmplar las ruinas de sv
pusblo y q compartir CON nosotros O.
pesar de 10 desgracis.
Muchos han derramAdo abund an
tss lagrim 81 al obIervar el cuadro do
loroso que 10 t.talidad nos lega J
osros, verd aderamsnte impreiionabes
no han querldo recorrsr con 10 vlsts
oil campo dc elcombroA porous lea fal
10, dicen, valor para hAcerlo.
MARCIAL MENOEZ
Fate pobre b 10 del pueblo que or
momsntos de desgracia ha aabido DO
ner & prueba su vAlor y arroj1 QUE
en- la reoiente cAta III ota kufrt6 alguna,
contusiones en el dsrribo de casas
desm anselamlento de elias, 90 acresdo,
q una c0m lenaaci0n, pues aaf tam bier
10 reclama Ia Condicl6n do pobreza On
que vive.
LA COMIsION DEL GOBIERNO
Visto que algdnos psri6dlcos d.
cen que nuestra aut >ridad local, dor
Narciso Rabell Cabrera, re:hsx6 Ia
suma de 500 dollars que trap aquf oil
aeilor Proctor, q rAiz del incendio,
debemos hacsr constsr que no ocurrio
tel cosA,
FL sefIor Proctor, On representa-
ci6n del gobierno, trsio disha canti'
dad en- 10 creencia de que aquf habis
un inminsnts peligro de hsmbre; con
vencido dc que 10 aituaclon no era tan
triste, no ofrecl6 oil dinsro para otrou
finer, pues diio que el goblerno no le
hAbia autorizado para otra Glaze de
inversion. Esto es 10 clerto.
LA SITUACION
En- la pr6xlms cr6nica nos ooups'
remos de ella.
CoRRESPONSAL.
hp{I IA long
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19

bianes al tenor Hernandez Ussrs, que
acsba de pr, bar en- este asunto, no
500 au cspscidsd pre- fssional, sino
su aetlvidad incansab.e y su provision
para apt'cipsrse & los SO ontesimientos.
Naestros am gos do Ciales s.tan
On hrme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-19
Doctor R. Ruiz Afnau

De regreso de su vlsis e Europa,
acasA do inSsalsr ~ oacina profesio.
fsl On la salls del CriSto, nGmero IA,
Horaa de Consulte; de IL y media ( Q
Euedia de Ia tarde, 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
z sEraToaIAE q
VENETloN


a convention Republican
party OF the.EIeyenthSenatorial dis.
|ric Z Yves vt-aia@ COMPOSED of
the counties OF Marion. M~ononSaita
and Taylor. is hereby called TO cons
|yene at the Court House in the city
Of Fairmont on Tuesday- July Il.
1906. at e:30 O'Clock p. m- Q the
purpose OF nominating candidate
for State Senator OF said district for
the ensuing term. to be voted for at
the general election held in Novem-
Der next. n for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
be. brought before said convention
The basis Of representation in said
convention shall be n delegate for
each 100 votes or fractional part
thereof over fifty cast for the Repub-
lican Presidential electors in said dis
trict at the general election held in
the year 1904. therefore. Marion coun-
ty viii be entitled to IS votes; Mon
ongalia, 80; Taylor. 22 votes.
The executive committee OF the
Republican party in each Of the
counties Of said district are requested
to provide for the election Of dele
gates to said convention according
to the usages OF said party.
Given under our hands this goth
day Of June, 1906.
J. E. POWELL. Chairman
JAMES ". HOLT. Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
Shortage of Men
BALTIMORE G. OHIO ESPECIALLY
SHORT OF eRAkEMEN FOR
WHEELING DiVISION-

WHEELING. w. Va. June Is
The Baltimore & Ohio is experienc-
ing a shortage of men in the operat-
true in the local yards and on the
Wheeling division where there has
been a steady increase in traffic dur
ing the past few weeks. The coal
strike during the early part OF APP
ril caused a depression that has new
er before been experienced in this
section. and on that account a large
number Of men We're thrown temper
arily out of work. Being l TO
make only a few hours each week a
majority of those suspended went
elsewhere to seek employment. re-
Sulting in a shortage her, as soon as
business was resumed at its normal
tate.
The increased activity ar this time
is due largely 70 the heavy merchan-
disc traffic. which has kept every
crew busy during the past week. In
one day alone. Friday. 8. carloads OF
merchandise and ~perishab!e freight
were handled at the local B. & O.. plat
form. which breaks the record for the
season. The merchandise business
Will be exceptionally good from this
time to fall.
The tan bark industry is another
stimulent on the railroads Thous-
ands Of car loads OF tan bark are being
hauled from he mountains for the
various tanneries in all parts OF the
east and middle west weekly
Since the settlement of the coal
strike not only the Baltimore & Ohio
but in fact all roads operating in
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio are
making every effort 70 increase the
number of crews 10 properly handle
the output without delay. The mines
are now being gotten in shape for re-
sumption and if the Wheeling conven-
ton Wednesday results in a satisfac-
tor settlement of local conditions.
the next two weeks will see much ac-
tivity in the coal trade.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
Headquarters
OF BRADY CONSTRUCTION CON-
PANY WILL BE MOVED TO
PARkERSBuRG.

The chief Offices of the Brady Con-
struction Company Will be moved to
Parkersburg about the first OF July.
This is done in order that the COM
pany may work more together. Cor
Major Sam D. Brady. who recently
bought a large share of the stock OF
the company. lives in that city. In
this a he can be in closer contact
with the work of the company
The company. however. will con-
niue an Office here in the Jacobs
building where it has been located.
This IS done in order TO keep in
touch with their large interests in
this community. The name OF The
company has been changed to the
Brady Construction & Engineering
Company. The Offices in Parkers-
burg will be located III the Union
Trust building.
Mr.. G. E. Suck. the local manager
of the company. will go to Parkers-
burg. but Will make a visit to this
city about every week. The company
feels that Fairmont presents TOO
many good opportunities o growth
in building lines for them to leave al
together, and so an effC-t will be
made to make the Fa~irraont Office a
buster place than. will the ParkerS-
burg headquarters be.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
BRYAN MEETS KING HAAKoN.

Presented to Monarch by American
Special Ambassador.
: TROEDHJEM. June 25.-kinS
Haakon and Queen Maid Saturday
held their first levee and the palace
again was the towns center OF inter
est
The American Special Embassa-
dor. Charles H. Greaves. presented
Mr.. and Mrs William ]. Bryan. Mrs.
Marshall Field. Mrs. Eddy and 9th
erS.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed for King Haakon to receive in au-
dience the Observation-Disclosures dele.
gates to his coronation on Monday.
The great bulk of the Norwesians.
who come from America for the coro-
nation. did not come to Trondhjem.
hut. instead. scattered to their former
homes. love of their old homesteads
and kinsmen proving stronger than
their desire to visit Troudhjem.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
Mean Business
MARION RAILROAD COMPANY Or
CAME ANDSGET READY
FOR WORK.

The Marion Railroad Company have
decided 10 construct an electrical road
TO Fairview. Work viii be begun 1t
once. The charter a granted TO
the company several weeks ago an
ccoun OF which was given in the
West VirSinian at the time The meet
ing OF the stockholders took place
Saturday afternoon. A full account
of the. meeting was given to this pa
per. but it was received after the
press had been started for h even
inS:s edition.
The officers and directors OF the
company which will construct the
road. are as follows:
President-T. w. Fleming, Of Fair
mont.
Vice President. Y. Hamilton, of
Fairview CAmos).
Secretary-Treasurer Allison S.
Fleming. Of Fairmont
Besides these the directors are
James R. Linn, F. H. Bailey, Fair
mont: J. B. Gregory. J.. w Jarvis, J.
R. Trims. Jr., Fairview-
Fairview is one Of the rapidly grow
ing towns OF this State A great
moun Of oil is secured there. How
ever. there is no convenient method
of getting products TO and from the
city. and it is felt sure that this new
line will give a renewed energy to the
town. The people there have express
ed themselves as greatly pleased with
tae coming of the car line and they
a they Will be greatly benefited by
being brought into closer and more
convenient relationship with this city.
The preliminary survey has already
been made and has been approved by
the stockholders. The plans include
that the line will operate o Bar
rackville o this city over the same
tracks as tle Fairmont and Manning
ton railway which is now being con-
structed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
PAlMlSTS
And Other Dealers in Black Art Must
Pay Petersburg a Heavy
License.

PARKERSBURG. ". Va. June 25.
,-Parkersburg proposes to follow the
example of Wheeling and compel
those persons dealing in the occult
sciences. palmistry. fortune telling.
mind reading. and astrology to take
out a license. The board Of affairs
has requested the council to prepare
and pass an ordinance to this effect
and to fix the license at $1,000 a year.
The town is full of fortune tellers
and palmists and they are reapirS a
golden harvest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
g.. AND O. OFFICIALS MEET.
General Manager Fitzgerald Predicts
Next Year Banner One.

DEER PARK. Nd. June 25.-Tle
most successful annual meeting Of Of
fcerS of the operating department Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ever
held closed here Saturday afternoon.
Two interesting sessions We're held
Saturday, and prominent among those
in attendance were G.. Potter. Third
Vice President and head Of the ope-
rating department: G. NJ Shriver, as
sistant to the president: ID Caroth-
ers chief engineer; J. F. Greener, as
siStant chief engineer; D. 3. Martin.
manager OF Passenger traffic: B. y.
Austin and c. w BaSSett. general
passenger agents: T. w. Gallagher.
general freight agent: l.. G. Haas. as
sistant general manager: Arthur
Hale. general superintendent OF trans
portation. and George n. Campbell, C.
c. c. Bent. Robert Finney and W. c.
Loree. general superintendent.
Mr.. Fitzgerald presided and was
greatly pleased with the record made
and being made by his little army OF
assistants in operating the road. Dur
ing the morning session Mr.. FitzSer-
aid said:
wv want to make the earnings OF
the next fiscal year far exceed that OF
The year closing with the end Of this
month and which will be the banner
one in the company's history. I know
we can do that and hope that az o
as we get back to our respective places
every man viii settle down and do his
best
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-25
500 Horses
And PONIES
BIG sTREETPARaDE ALONE 1
WORTH CONG MILES
70 SEE

Gentry Brothers circus day VII BE,
gin with the splendid street pageant
leaving the show grounds ct 10
O'Clock. This feature of the great
show is known as surprisingly big
and Respondent The procession =
always spick and span in DEAN
and the people and animals are smart
and contented looking large nun
Der Of animal cages and e 4 are open
and a huge double herd Of elephants
gayly caparisoned. numbering patient
" through the crowded rTeetS is a
sight Of a life time The wild and do
nestle animal collection with this
show. the most extensive in the world.
requires almost .5 cages and dsns
and liars to house il
Elaborately carved floats follow.
upon which are depicted in maSn:h-
cent alleSory typical phases Of nation
al life and character These living
pictures are artistic creations 1nunih-
Gently presented and idalize IN charm
ing form and color their worldwide
subjects. Lilliputian vehicles, with
fairylanj heroes and hero1neS and
squadrons OF conceited ponies berib.
boned and curled. delight the public.
There are over Q horses and ponies
with this great show and all of hen
appear IN the street procession More
than 500 of these animals are of the
finest breeding AID education and
valued beyond price as performers
This number are more than twice as
many owned by any other SHOW. 1t
represents a fortune in itself but IS
only in keeping with h other big and
excellent departments of Gentry Broth
ers' extraordinary growth. NodlshlE
Sowned equeSt-ieanes. gallant r1dcFs
of the Plains and warrior fame, sol
diers bold from every cline. and
myriad other features Of attractive
parsonage are woven into this maSnif-
icent street spectacle. Acrobat1c
clowns and Jnus;cal Merry Am keeps
the fun rolling. TIE Gentry Brothers
have always had a progressive. MOI
ern and incoraparably big show. but
this year they have one TO amazingly
extravaSant lengths in every depart
ment. lot only surprising thei- best
previous achievements but uadoubtec.
ly have reached the limit of human
possibility. 1t takes forty railroad
cars and three special trains 20 trans.
port them from place 10 place Two
exhibitions VIII be given here next
July 18th. free.