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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-04-04
The Household.
THE KINDERGARTEN AT HOME.
By l.. Arnet Shiffert.

To the mothers whose little ones
come with the oft-repeated questions,
What shall L do?' What shall play ?"
let me whisper a few words of help.
Children are always active, always
seeking employment when left 10 them
selves, and they should be given some
busy work which will turn their
thought into right channels and
strengthen their little minds. This right
kind of busy work they are given in the
kindergarten schools, but there are
hundreds of children who cannot attend
these schools, and it is the mothers of
these little ones, who will be helped by
these suggestions.
We all agree that children should be
happy, busy and orderly; but how to
make and keep them so is a question
which many mothers find hard to solve.
Pin your faith to the kindergarten and
you will not be disappointed in the re-
suits of this system. Mothers with the
care of the household upon them can
not give their children the time and at
tention in this line that they would re-
ceive in kindergarten school, but they
can give them suggestive answers to
their question, What can do now 2"
A few minutes spent in showing the
children how to do something along the
right lines will be considered we'll spent
when mamma sees the little ones happy
and busy for hours.
For instance, nearly all the tiny girls
want to sew Just like mamma" 1t
takes but a few minutes to perforate,
by running through the sewing ma
chine with the longest stitch and no
thread) objects on the advertisement
cards so freely distributed, or the out
lines of chairs, stools, tables, lamps,
cups, fruit, flowers, animals, etc., drawn
on stiff paper and perforated. Then
you have the sewing cards which are
used in the kindergarten. Sets of these
cards can be bought, together with col
ored threads, but the home made ones
answer every purpose and can be made
Simple or complicated, to suit the abiIi-
ty of the child. After the cards are
ready take bright colored thread and a
blunt needle and teach the children to
backstitch the outlines, or let them go
in and out all around the design, then
go back and Shut up the gates" as
some little ones say.
Good results in teaching the alphabet
and figures have been obtained by hav-
ing the letters and figures on these
cards. 1t impresses t,.e forms on the
mind, at the same time giving the child
pleasure. When they become prof.
cient in following the straight lines they
can be taught to make the alphabet IN
cross stitch, and then it will be n proud
day when the little miss marks mothers
towels. 1t is surprising how quickly
they will learn to thread the needle,
make the knot, and fasten the ends; and
not only this, but a few remarks drop
ped now and then about their work will
train them to observe form and color
and help them later on in the work in
public schools. Save the best of their
work, and it can be used as gifts for
those who love the little tots-Good
Housekeeping.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
FL CORAZON DE UN MARIDO

ron duce sbf porvenir os reserva
Yo terpo ea conanza edad 10 desgracs
fkcilmente Esuerad pues. respondo de vuetrs dichs
-IY auien respoIde mi de Ia vuestra pregunto de-
besr ersda 10 joven
No tepe6s cuidado rs.pond6 el fe6or de Gran lugsr
vivid os exr kareis Ia senaz pueden guitar
certos obstscnos que nffaq Fad en- MI
-IQue pretendes hcer' loerrog6 Maria alarmada iqu6
-Nsda me no cs proportions IL dichl Ahora septs
demsado deb para comnrendrme Oi replto: mad en- NIL
eI pcrvenr sera para dchoso.
Solo hablais de mf; zero vos, cAhs'"rc v""9
Mi ouerda Maris do e sehor de Gran ugAr tendiendoe
m manc e hsbEr demssiAdo periudcs Vueats sangre
il haa vestra OPPRESSION aumepta Cmaos: procurad vvr 10
demSs corre de mi cuens
-Decd tan snlo que perdonss
-Perdonarcs sde qr6 pregunt6 e joven imprmendo
beso en mano. ~
M.la ouso cntnuAr plStic, pero 81 se 10 impd6
nm car6o,o dprm6 niendo de
esuo,o entire suy Este permansc6 resto de nohe
ado lOuien capsx de decr pss6 aQuea alma en
Ciosa :,
Ia muerte Mas que oveDtod huberon de alvara los cui
dados 40 mado de padre In teuura de ambos 10
taron nm fin gco que aerza de
"A saliva an ndes del Bepulcro S ell pr0oDe6
mucho IL conv.le,cencia fue large Los das de s
son hermoaoi srlol mearc6cos estsn veldoa
DOR esa stm6sfra que resp ooo Cs deses
encrmo para convAscene NuestA alma ref
NnteYo On aep haberse btado del regn Fth
undo Dor del cuerpc ae eneRfA propioa
ufmienou No de todo rtcusdo
ean A impression que deiin ea los suehos Sc dejs lie
var bndaments pc 10 onda que ac'cs kvSnts Ps6cea
Que nac6 aver empesa exeucIs Todo sonI
On tono suyo smad rejuvsneee bpevoenc % acsn
tha La cupcencI del beuesa respandce los sembants
La innciA ID mese Sc A acAFicia
m prodQan todon cudados Maris snn6 ests beneaca
auspca Ii algeria Dc sus sGdOs vsa en- 'SVoy dsha De
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
BTBLtorECA DE .LA DENOCRAclA.

% padre yer renac iobre alma como beuh
chor rcclo Aunque aempre sen prtset ecaerdo Oc
Ayo 10 ofrecls ante ella con ns foers Pres due
su hebre hAbis isvsdo 10 ten de srdnte En 81
aorazon de Maria nacau otras aspaone ersn
f0Ms ndc parecdss 66be rumores qua circular an airs
al bllar kcordAndo Ia coDducsa de 50 eposo 10
que hAbls cbo este e IL sumerpa en-
nos on fgna del actor de aparecia grave
oss. poeca Sc compca rcnrd4 todos Ice d.tses oua
acomp Sacco PensAb ooroso en aaoe
IIa nochs terrible sombi Qe hbia segudo 81 matrmano.
veiIse los pies dc au epo eA oyendo 20 Do.
da monos qua admrlr mob aettud dsna tran
qulla 1endo mas ala yecuerdos nemora al
ola en- que oven cabeo 10 hsba reohdo en- sus b.xo 81 da
tn que 80 cAbso esuvoa puno de nxa del S.ns
este rcoerdos ven 90 ,xiremscfa tembba Pero urso
emsncoabaa stos rtcuerdos ntendo tano Por
vnturs hba urGdo fledad 81 muero oun v.hs
% coraS6n Ion frecueooa reproche cue ella psYoa
dirigr sn rImo atnrmeHtaban npches sueHo a ha
OctAvo tSa haba contolado do cruel abandono No a.
haba auebrptsdo extencs Al dgrse estss nreSont,s
dedthda oveo sent que extrsba cabeEa que su 90.
por enfemodsd los 6gInos de no obec.n an dolot
COMO en- otro nmoo sta H. csy6 en- un
one e priv6 dc facud de sp de pepar No nensAha
su escuch ba dtrsds que hb.ba en toroo .sa
las esc nA. de vida como icra somhG sstos
ellis os duas 81 seor de Gr.n-ue,r no h.bf.
de Kaouare sospechabt rada Eo sin embargo mejds
restabeots ell oveu c1baeo % aeba de ell.
mottrsoA mas fro reserdo EdtrahA Dor Ia ma6,n al
cusrto psrm'Decia en- uno nsnte uandaba eg en,r "a
cablllo sails sin regEsnrI hsA noch. vecss g. su
sentaba durants mucho d Maa qaei.r,. nj lns
rrcgare los dos a. scu ban Ia mutus ind fr.nc.
WEor de Gtan gar hbts reanud.do As rel con.a po
lit cas- que habis rotI aus de mttrnon L. We d9 a.
Abs eocontaba 81 meiio morr 6ic. nsn., Ao e
un usgo; pero ugo ngrento Los n tos sr oo.
se0ur o6rA de suI abu to nundo 20 a,m.b. en- allan.
Co' I0nsAoa en- scFsO sn h OculId de Ia noche su ndu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

Eu 10 ohcina del Interior % efsc.
tu6 10 subs sta para In construction
de un estribo en- sl <Rio Grsnde de
Lo'zss en- Carolina. Pressptsron pro.
posiciones loa seii,rss L Militant do
Carolina, don r Psn'agua y don
Adriano Gonzslsz, de San Juan. Fl
derartamsutn coucedio 10 busna pro
al D. fior Milisnt.
--Esta madana tuvisron una CON
ferencia 81 Comisiouado del ln.srioY
, al doctor Brhoss, aobre asurtol
do admini.traci6
Sc han lsvsrtsdo cuatro smsar.
COS en- Ssbana Grande, uno su Jusns
Dfss, vsinsitrss en- Nsguabo, uno On
Csguss y uno en- Agusdilla.
~Fderon dsnunciados aver por
sl colsctor do ksntas Inisrnas do Pom,
90 dos conerciansss, per incumpli-
misnto dc psgos'
Ell jug municipal de Ponce hA i'm
puesto una mplsa 4 Manuel Disz no,
infrAeci6n do las Rentas iuternas.
Han ipgressdo on el Tesoro, nm,
de dies dollars dc Pores y una do Jus
na Diss
-Anoeha se eslsbr6 una reeepei6r
on el club sE ,genio nv de HoatosS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

Para el sabsdo prtx mo, & las s
de Ia noche, ,prspara el AseneO Puerto
rriaueho una esplendida fests, 60 Ia
que tomaran parts los aenores lieen.
cisdo Jose de Diego, liaencisdo Her
mimic DIaz Navarro; lie ,nciado jose
do Guzman Bsnitsz, licslciado Emilio
del Toro Cusvss, doctor r. fasl del
Vale doctor Manuel Q .svsdo Basx
Dlsertatan scsrsA del tema: Con.
csai6a do 10 cirdsdatfs americans %
ra los puertorrlq usfos, estadlsnao ID
question On aus difsrentss aspsctos.
FL Aieneo cumpis CON eats 4 sta
un dsber do patrlOsismo, ya que "a
~ mission no 90 SOLO sl culsivo do Lad
cisncias y bsllas artss, sino sl ads
lsnsamiento -polisioo, social y moral
DO Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
HERMINIO OlAZ
Abogado- -Notario
San luan, Puerto Rico
SAN JUgTO L.
SAN JUsTO IL.

Sc ha n tornado 10 ambul anci .
que sirvs para copdueir los prss,s dol
preside 4 10 cAreel 8 do essa d los tr!
bunales.
Aver tards a. cerr6 Ia CORES
poDdspcia que salorA hoy para lcs
EstAdos Unidos y ,idns. via Ponce,
por oil vspor sMsracaib ,.
Nos ole n do San g ,rmGu que ls
poliefs h. dssenidu varios ipd vlduoa
como presuntos autorss del inoe ID ID
on 10 hacienda de don Carmslo Tore
oeurrldo el Is del ecrrienle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
Acadia municipal
de QuebradI||as

Para proveer On difnitlvA la p!a.
2. dc on aial dc Ssnldad dc est, Mu
nicipio que 50 encusntra servlda inte
rinamente, ae abre concurso por l6c-
mino dc vetnte dfas contAdos desds IL
fsSha del presenIs, para que puedan
solicttarlA los que desesn Servlrla.
II cargo est& retr. b blido On el 60
tual rssupussto con el sueldo de seis
cisns1s pssos snualss, y aus obiigA
clones son las ssdaladas en- 10 leglsla
ci6a VICENTE. Las so.icitudes deberAr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

El vapor sJulia Luck antachs saild
de- New York dlrssto para San Juan,
el dfa l5 con carga paro S,ts pusrso,
Msyagass, Ponce y AguadillA.
Tomsrz csrgA para New York o.
dichos pusrtos J on los demk "a cue
, hsya 10 sudcisnts para que dieho bu.
que vsya 4 reeogerla.
saidrG direeto Dc San Juan para
New York, dsl so 81 81 del -aurrisuts.
Para mas informss dirijirss 4 loa
sgentes.
Sores de- |. v'liamil & co.
I'll sstor DIAE NAVARRO In
sssa bleeido su Onsina do Aboeado ,
su Nctasfs en- ssss eiudad. salls a aaA
Justo vdInsro Ii
Hje-oe anita 10 Ooess Federal, C0f.
10 do Distrit, do toda 10 Isis : Cofta
suprsma, dsdicandose sst,hisno Al
sxaneu do Htulos do proplsdadss, is-
enrporanihn da Corporadcnss dol psis
" sxt~aneerss = tramitacidn do ARE
d,snsss do axpropiaoi6n icrsosa.
Aa~ptandn 10 ncbls ocmpssansiA
hoy essahlsaida 40 sl ajsrsisIo Do Lad
nro'saiopss do Abogado , Nosario, d
seflnr D1Az NAV RRO 20 dispnns (
eDhrsr & sus slisnAss hcnces srira axes.
sivAmsnse nhh'eos.
-Ays' fuS easturado On GaayA.
ma el nr6fug' Evsrg.lista Col6n.
L forman que hs sido idsnsan.
) do o. csdAver dc 10 mujsr que psrssi6
shogsds On sl rio do Dsysm6a. 90
tooatisds .. b pkeEss eH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

Ha fallecido sn Maysgnez sl io-
ven maestro don Ernssto Busouess,
quien 90 hatfa distinguido tsmprara
msnse por aus aptitudes literariss.
Es lamel tsbs su muerte, poraue
era hombre de va.sr y de porvsnir.
Nues,ro l6same & sa desolada fa.
milfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A

subasta.-C Conferenca. -Enbargos le
Notwithstanding denunciados. .-Ssntencia en-
Ponce Multas e Tesoro. Sobre un neendio-
Herido en- Mayaguez.-Una denunca del senor ARA.
rzs-Una mujer ahogada.-Funci6n teatral en- Baya-
6n.-Jucio transferdo o-Dsnuncia por abuse de CON.
fanza.-Jucio contra policia nsular. Sentenca
por hurto. -Mtin espiritista. Misa solemne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
Conferencia

FL dslegAdo do 10 Czmara don Va.
riano Virslla Tribe tuvo una copfs.
rsneia con Mr.. Grahams, cemisiona
do del Interior para hablarls de 10
carrstera dc Patillas & Naunabo
Mr.. Gcahams hsrA un <report, d.
los trabsjos que han de rsalisa.ss )
eGleulos probablss acersa do d,ch q
construction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
|MPRES|ONES \ NOT|C|AS

secoi6n a. do Ia Icy que prohibe 10
crueldad CON los anims'es
Los carteteros y conductores do
carros ponr&n ussr ura vAra CON una
pda dc metal cue no sxsda do tres II
neas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
Un bill

Ha sid0 prsAensado on 10 CSmAra
I'm bill sobre el uso dc 10 garrocha.
Per dlcho proy yscso 20 enmsndark 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
4 los duefos dc caba||os

So paearia un msgnifieo prsoio
por 10 caballo do busna rAxs,' dc & 10
menos Sists euArsAa do slsada, do 90.
lor bayo encsrsdo, negro 8 colorado
ossuro, do mucho brio, busna sstamps
y donado para cschs' So qutsra para
hsosr p&rsja con uno do los mejorss
cabsllos DO 10 isla y por tanto solo Ia
msior ssrviria. Dirigirss . don J. v,
U.sra, Porto Rtcan Ausrican Tobao
90 o., San Juan, P. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
Acclonss
BAnco do Pto. Rico . 1S { 20.
Bauoo Territorial. . 16i & 10.
Haneo Popular. s7.b0 IS.
BuQues anunclad0s


Baneo Popular. s7.S0 . 8.
Buques anunclados
Va2or amsrlcano <Coamos, gar
p6 de New York para esIs puerto oil lS
corriente.
vapor cubsno <Jullas, ssta tarde
sstar& aquf con procsdsnela do 10 Hs
bana y escalas intsrmedias.
vspor frances .Quebec.. del l8 al
10 del actual reeAlAra proeodsnts do
Puerto Plata y seguira visje para E.. .
ropa via ST Thomas.
VApor Emsricano <AraAdias, sali6
dc Nav O:lesns para essa sl IL del &c
tual.
vapor ing.Ss sCumerlos, sali6 do
Eurooa para esss si 2s dsl pAsado.
VApor espaff)l <B lenos Airss>,
sal 8 de Csais y. l5 eorrienJe y estaI (
aQnf sl 28
VApor amsricRao <Julia Luck an
backs, sAli6 do Nasvs York para essa
el Is del oorriente.
vApor sspsflol sAntoaio lopez,
% aguarda procsdents dc Colon y GO.
calos del 20 al "a sorrisnts y acquire
visis para Caracas, Cad 2, BarcsIo.
No y G6nova.
VApor amerieano sCaracass sal
drk nara New York al "a cnrria ante
70nmon pwssto
Goleta sRlcardo Ruizs, dc 10 Isls.
81 habtlsta<on d. saAda.
<Isabslss, para Aguadilla y Ma'
ysg0sx.
buques on puerto
TRAvsEIA
SAsbury Fonsoisss dsacarg ando
SHoraelo S,onys pendienss
eCitf Of SSyanaSks cArg aodo.
sR3bsrt Il. NJ. Curdoys dsssgd O.
OOsTANEROH
<G aillerm.toS Arroyo
<Dassads., Nagxabo = Fl IN .cao
<DoioresS Y~nusoA
sEodia1 descaygAndo
<Vassos, cSrgando
xEsperAnx.S, pendiente.
<peoritos, vIsluss
<A.a Blaacas, psodlents
<ssa MiguelS, Fsiardo
<Aurellns, VisQues
sPaerto Ricos, oargando.
<tsica.do R .lzs, pendlsnts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17
SECC|ON XERcANT|!.
Notls Gonelc|a|s de San Juan
Prsciss NINA Do los artisulss
quo 50 detallan On

FREEZES NINA Do los artisulss
quo 50 detallan On
almaeenes
Arroess do partido Jap6n de
OF IS.
Idsm vsIsrclano do t5i Sc Id, Id.
Ajos do 80 etvs. 4 80.
Jsmoass ssi . 81.
oussos smees. . sl6, PasagrGs 10.
Tosins, Z 16is 10.
6ardiuas Ium Adss q le csntavos.
Jsb6n, a s6 & A.7S RoaAmor ra
ansrieano, ~ , n.
Pasta dol pals o NJ.
Mantssa $3.50 $50 On I , sp
lasss DO u & 10.
HarinA d. ~ Ase.
nahchnslAa Ansrisaaas blaneAs
lArsas . sea.
0srhausos u ss
nasalao s6ass
cabollaAi a az.
MaaAsQutllal DO slS o 10
Pasta axnsr!eana On saias do ana
aessba . %,
Pspas snwtsAnas N.so also
TasAie b 81.
DBL PALS
AsssAr para q sonsumoi
Mosssbado slaro IL a. Q sAa.
Do mid slaro . ss.So.
0saarfsuga slaro Do II asS
AmuisAna De ss 1854.
be Peacs s4i . II.
Msa % grades carttss 6 s1.so ssn'
Ases eAl6a pagAdos r. lnsernas.
MAX . l.so.
Tahaco, nominal.
Precios DO esmpra
Alnid6n q sa.se
Algod6a do So $50
uoses Do is . 10 millar.
Cssros duisss s17 1T
ksho do rss ~.
0at6 eorrtsuss alrsdsA Do sic.
eemhIes oerrlsntes
toaarss cheek . t.ss
Paris u VI W.
KAahurgo stA4s
kas Ysek 10 s.vs P.
Espxxs div Ups D
Ctdalas hlpstssarlas
NAaso Territorial y Agrfeola sSs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

-Fseron dssenidos On Asysg nsz
Pedro Qiiro, Brnulio Ramos. vieso'
risno solsr y Manuel Ramos, por RI
ID Los hsrmanos Qairo rssultsroa
hsridos do alguua gravsdad. 20 en-
cuentran en- sl hospital.
-Ss dice que Of senor Arssrks ha
prsssntdado dsnuncia & 10 polieia por
sl inceadio do un esGavsrsl On 10 ha'
cienda que posee on Afasco.
Peck Steamship lins
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-17

dirijirse al alcslds. Q ,sbradillas
l6 do EIera de 1906 Santiago Mestre,
alca'de.
6d-alt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-08

Please Pay Up-An VINO owe me
Will please pay at once, as can
not further delay settlement, F. A,
Virgins. 1915
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-08
Faith and Fact .

Faith Is one thing and fact is an
other. Il some times takes am
amount OF faith 10 produce one fact
Years of earnest work and faith have
produced one fact about medicine
that Is deserving OF mention here.
If people who are troubled with gem
eral weakness through overwork, dis
slpatlon or exposure can get a rene
dy that VIII make rich red blood
from the food they eat. their return
to health Is assured. Good blood
is the life OF the body as well as the
nerves. Weak. slekly, pale people
who suffer with indigestion dyspep-
STA. sick headache. loss OF strength
and ambition. having dizzy spells
and always tried. can be cured sound
and we'll with DR.. Gums Blood and
Nerve Tonic. Sold by druggists for
75c per box. or 3 boxes for 81. This
tonic acts In a common sense way.
curing disease by giving strength 10
resist II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-08
COOK SAYS
CAN'T STAND
FOR STRIFE
Tenders His Resignation to
Board AS Superintendent
of Portage Railway

superintendent L. S. Cook, of thu
state portage railway, yesterday aft.
ernoon rendered his resignation to
the portage board. His reasons for
taking such sudden and unexpected
action, as represented by him. were
that there was too much friction be-
tween himself and Traffic Manager
Smith, of the the Open River asso-
citation, and /. II. Taffe. the wealthy
fish Gamer of Cello. and he does not
care to serve any longer under such
unpleasant conditions. His reslgna-
tion was not accepted by the board
but definite action upon II has been
deferred until the members of the
board meet with the Open River as
sociatlon In the ONCE OF ]. n. Teal In
Portland on Saturday.
No information could be obtained
from the board as to the nature of
the trouble between Superintendent
Cook and the other parties and the
news was not to have been given out
at all but II leaked out inadvertent-
ly. So far as can be learned Mr..
Cooks services have been entirely
satisfactorily and the differences are
thought to be purely of a personal
character.
In his report to the board for the
month OF October, Mr.. Cook states
that he was Obliged to discharge
Locomotive Engineer Ceilings. on ac-
count of his excessive thirst for that
cup that cheers and inebriates. and
for other misconduct. which render
ed his services uncertain and unsat-
isfactory, and he has employed in
his stead a man by the name OF Os-
borne who. Mr.. Cook says, has been
an engineer for years and appears
to be a first class man and without
vicious habits.
He also reports that the heavy
shipments OF grain are moving out
gradually and satisfactorily and that,
up TO the closing date of the report
a total OF 29.15l sacks OF wheat had
been moved from points on the upper
river. and estimates that there are
about 27.OOO sacks at different
points awaiting shipment, making
the total number 10 be hauled dur
ing the season $4,000 sacks. There
are about 1000 sacks on hand at
Big Eddy at present, awaiting ship
ment. The total cost of operating
the road for the month OF October,
including salaries. repairs, etc, is
s969.S9.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-08
A Better Show seldom Seen uaro

A Better Show Seldom Seen Here
The Beach & Bowers minstrels In
charge of j. II, Smith played to a
well filled house in Lead last even
Ing. The opening was excellent and
the stage setting as fine as ever has
been seen in Lead and those who
performed were artists in their line.
The opening overture by the COM
pany was we'll received, the band be-
Ing an excellent one. Solos by Earl
Flynn. John Higgins, Harry Perrill
and Ben Horner were above the or
binary, but when Barney Mcconnell
sang "Genevieve," he brought down
the house and It was necessary to
to respond to several encores. When
Roswell ]. Wright. the phenomenal
male soprano, sang Would You
Care" the audience went wild and
many would not believe that Mr.,
Wright was male impersonator.
He is Mr.. Wright and is albright.
The arrival OF Sousa and his band
made the audience act like over
grown children, and this act which
is original with Beach & Bowers
company surpasses all previous ef-
forts in this direction. The second
part Of the program was as good as
the first and consisted OF songs.
jokes of a side-spllttlng nature and
other good specialties, among
which Carries Brothers human
springs easily ranked first. These
men are excellent acrobats and
made hit with their special
ty and numerous features which
amused the audience. ]. II. Smith
the manager of the company Is
striving to make his show of the
kind that ranks first and succeeds
admirably in his efforts, They
have appeared in Lead several timei
and the present attraction by far
excells that OF any of their previous
ngagements.-D eadwood (South
Dakota) Pioneer Times.
This attraction Is at the Grand
Opera House Friday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-08

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-08
HOPS
in THE
| EAST
Is Reported by the Water
vile Times and Hop
Reporter

The local market the past week
as remained in about the same po.
alton as heretofore, as lack of de-
and from brewers and absence of
1eavy arrivals of new hops make the
r,arket very dull. We do not hear
any further export buying this
teek on the local market. On the
acifc coast we hear of buying for
kport account In Oregon at Is to
SC, but the purchasing has not been
eavy. Prime to choice hops are re-
3orted sold at IA to Ice In Oregon,
Ind several hundred bales have been
|old in Yakima, Wash, at 13 to 15c.
<n New York State buying for export
las been Of very small proportions
khis week, and the market for lower
Trades has also been quiet. Prices
@aid range from 10 TO 23c, the lat
ter for export. The London market
b reported in the same position as
Die market here. The German mar
tets are active and slightly higher.
Notes.
The Morrisville Leader, Octob-
! 9Th says: The transactions in hops
tn the local market since our last
feport have not been large, although
1everal of the smaller lots have been
<pld at about former prices.
n The Oneonta Herald, October 25th
|hys: The local market is more ac-
i've. A number OF sales have been
hade at zoe, and for choice export
Trades from 21 to 23c has been paid.
The Otsego Farmer, October 26th,
lays: II is estimated that between
100 and 400 bales have found their
Eay into the dealers hands during
he past week at prices ranging from
10 TO 22c. Many growers are hold
ng for n higher price.
TheThe Morrisvllle Leader, Octob-
pr 25th, says; l.. w. Burroughs In
forms us that he has purchased sew
lral hundred bales during the past
geek at a uniform price OF 20 cents,
Comparatively few growths in this
lection remain unsold. and by the
lnd OF the month few lots of the new
|rop will remain in the growers
bands. It looks as though zoe
Fould be about as much as will be
fealized this season.
The Cobleskill Index, October 20,
Bays; The local market displays a
hardening tendency and slightly In
|reased prices. Among the lots pur-
based are those of Arthur Tingue
! nd the George A. shafer estate,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-08

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