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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Puerto-Rico en- Washington
InfMme de Ia (omE0l de los hua(lpiG ante e|
(Omit( De ASuntoS hSu(deS
Notas taqui9raf fcas completes

vien sus h'jos & 10 sscusla?
Todd No. ssfior; sl dspartansn.
to dc Educaci6n para los libros.
Prssidente' CuAnto del prssupuss.
to del siio pasado cree ustsd que tuS
dedicado q la compra dc libros para
las escuelaa9
Todd. Senor Prssidente, no qu.-
sierra que 90 me exlglers dsclr 10 can.
tidad 6ja; pero se que el montknse 80.
be q muchos miles de dollars todos
los amos.
Prssidente Qle cantldad del presu
pueito fue dedieado & prop6sitos &C.
nerales do eicuelas?
Todd. Unos seiscIentos mil do
llars.
Presidents. Cree ustsd que si sl
Conssio Eiecutivo fuess puram ,nts
electiyo, que 10 nsgislatura de Puerto
Rico proveerfa para las sscaelas pd.
b icas por Contribution dirscta?
Todd. 81, seaor; y aumsntarfa-
mos esa suma & I'm million do dollars.
Creemos que dtb,mos gastsr por 10
menos un m lion do dollars sl aao,
para prop6sitos excolarss.
Presidsnte Hab,ando en- general:
cree ustsd que 10 gran maaa del pus-
bio puertorrlq aeio simpatizs con el
sislema dc escuslas pdblicas?
Todd 81 sefior. Nosotros ha-
riamos oblgatoriA 10 sducaei6n y 90.
ris aceptada por nusstro pueblo, 81
tuvi6semos los msdios dc proven es-
cue.as para todos los nia %. voy &
declr mast que tenemos que admitlr
que CON sl eambio do bAndsra, 10 edu
cacl6n cambi6 completamente on Puer
to Rico y salimos ganando, pero no
'podsmos admisir que TODD esto sen
debido & los amsricanos. 81 hubi9se'
mos ssguido los metodos J snaefl anzas
de 10 oicina del Comisionado do Rdu'
caci6n, 10 instruction no hubiera ts-
nido tai aumsnto.
Nosotros oreemos que 90 dsbs mas
& las Juntas Locales dc E1ucaci6n en-
cada pueblo de 10 isla, CUE estSn
compuestas entsramsnte do puertorri' :
queiios. que hsyamos tsnido tel in
cremsnto do escuelas y dc asissenela
lesoolAr
Tomemos & Sad Juan, por elem I
plt 80 que cAds I'D. b " 10 tsndsnsia
por parts dc 10 Janta de Edccaci6n de
10 c4udAi, de aumsntAr sl n6maro do
ssSue!s., y dtsponer mayor aeomodo
para los niflos. Pero ea un trab sjo
cuests arribs. porque tenemos q le
con.snd:r con el departAmsnto do Eiu'
caci61.
Il Rucker Dice uated spara los n!A
hjD No van ambos zos & 10 essas
la2 U.ted quler declr Shbos, vsrdadl
Todd 81, ssilor; am5os
(C0ntinuardj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
OESDE GURABO

JuntG Local de- Ia Union de Pewrto.
Rico.
Seconvoca atoioa los Uniontstas
dc este termino municipal q asambleas
parciales que tsndran lugar, en- .odos
los barrios, el dis Is del mes en- cur
80, con el hu dc elegIr DslegAdos &
Ia ConVencioA m inicipal, Ia que d ~
VsS ma de eleglr 10 nueva Janta L % al
del partldo,
Dichss asambleas GO cslebrsrkn
cesde Las nueve do Ia man ana h,sta
las c'nco do ls sarde en- los sitlos 81
guienIsSi
BArrio de <Ha6o Nuevo,s casa de
don CrisIobAl Dlazi <Aasas,s Ia de
don Fernando Ofaz; <Jelada, Ia de
doA Jose e. DlAzi <Jaguas, IL de dou
Manuel Diaz;Q lebrads lnfernos In de
don EsIeoAn Rodriguez Castro; xNA.
varros, IL de don Juan Ramirez; erin.
con, casa dc don Joaquin GorziI.z
= Ilnonesi SJsg lals la 90 don Sc
vero Torres sMsmsys, Ia de don tt,
Iurcio Hernandez; SEueblo1, la do don
Juan r. QIlfJnes.
Los prssidsnteE y sustltutos de
elloa son rsSpsSsIvsmsnts don Crist6'
bal Dias y don kmilio DfsA nara
sHato Nuevo;s don Fernando Dfsx v
don Pablo BetalcourI para <dass.;,
don JoGe E. DfAz J don Rodefg) Ro
Orig atz para sCelAda;s dUn Juan E
Rourigusz y don Manuel DfsE para
SJaguai1 don Estsban Il Jdrigu,z Cas-.
tro y don Jose QnnIia Rodriguez uA
"a AZ sb;Ada hsrnL;s don Juan =
don Manuel Rodriguez para SNsyR
rroi1 don kiCArdo Torres y don Ss
vsro Torres para sJsgusl;, don II
burclo Hsrnandez y oon Tlparclo We
IaEqGez para sMamsy:S J sl Preaiden
10 J Wee Prssloenss 10 la JunIa Local
para 81 pueblo.
GurAbo 10 de Asrz0 de ], ,906.
CLADISLAo CoLLAzo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
EL DELEGAD0 GI0l

N4sstro eorreugloasri0 ell doctor
COY I 4 dor, dc ssa 10 q Ia Cana.
RI, nos Ia enTIalo slgLnas llneas
rsspondisa0o q s.u.lOA qua le di-
rigierA hscs Agunos ul ~, tn LA De
MoCRACIA, nusGIro Cures .jonsal 60
Csbo R9io.
Dies 81 doCGos G .oi Squs prs.ento
el 2 de Fsbrero un proyesto ds Ley
qas fa6 lsido "a ca % .eeGurA, al tfsc
10 de unir por una csrretdrA a Cabo
Rojo con San German.
LA Comlsion de obrAs I ii olicaa de
Ia eIal 90 Sectetario el doctor Giol,
Cres que debs posponerSe diCho pro.
veto por ser elte cAmino vesinAl.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

diabs, y ella tuvo OCCASION de tropezar
con Ia feass, y qusd6 ella tan impre'
sionada con ella que dsseaba saber
que significaba.
Webber. CuAl es 10 palabra espA'
hola para <pens?
Todd <PlumAs.
Rucker. CuAl es 10 palabra espa'
fio!a para snosesP
Todd <Narizs.
Presidents, Qllen hs ordenado 10
destruction de essos libros y 10 com
pra do libros nusvos, el Conssio Eie.
cutivo 8 Ia persona que esta de iefe
del dspartamento?
Todd, El propio Comisionado de
Eiucaci6n. ri 90 oil iefe del departa-
mento de Educsci6n.
Rucker. Por supuesto, estos II :
bros, durants el afio escolar, son dis.
tribuidos alrededor de 10 isla donde
eslan las escuelas. Ahora bien; GUAM
do son snbleouentemente destruidos,
como los reunenP
10di. Csds distrito escolar tiene
10 que llaman un supervisors Ea
americana.
Ruckef. Y 81 va a destruir los II
bros?
Todd. El Va & recoierlos y lol
mand& q San Juan para ser destrui-
dos.
Rucker. El los recois do los mu
ch achos Q de las eseuelas?
Todd De las escuelas.
Jones No 90 alega para clio una
lrszin sAnissria, para im2edir Ia pre-
pagaoion do enfermadadesY
Todd Probablemente. Debe ha
{ bsr aIguna raz6n para clio.
Jones. No sabs ustsd si esq 90 ],
rsz5n ques 30 alega?
Todd. ST, sen ,r; esa % una dt
las razones que 80 alegan y otra OF
que cAda Comisionado de Educaci6l
tiene sus ideas propiaI con respscto ,
libros de texto.
Rucker. No aerfa mas eaencial el dea
sruir Ia ropa!
Jones. No tienen ropa alguna.
| Todd Psrdone usted, senior, q
10 tlenen. Una persona que va
Puerto Rico DO los Estados Unidoa
llleva conslg) una camara f.tografics
Ipsro 81 no ~ para f-tJgr rahA ar al 10
!fior Larrfnaga oA mi, III f)lograhar'
q un negro por la cAlle o q uno d
nuestros peones que 10 asaa AApAIoa
Luego trae eaas t Jlograffas 4 los Es
10 les Unldos y 10 extlends ls opini6
de que On Puerto Rico vesiimos All.
| Jones No; 20 hs estsdo ala,
pusdo certi6car 10 que dice el Il cald
TODD.
! PreSidente Encaentra Ia gente pc
be do ~ Is ~ que In comprk do nut
voa libros 90 una cArga 6oanciera
Cres usted Que ESQ impide de Que al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

Rucker. Eatiendo que no hay
queis de los sueldos que constan en- 10
Icy organica.
PreSidente. Permitirme que os lea
On este momeL to los sueldos que dis
pons Ia leg organica;
(Aqui Ia lista de sueldos desde el
Gobsrnador hasta el Marshall de la
Corts Federall,
Kinkaid. Eo que shorrarfa I'd.
medic million dc dollars sparte dc los
susldos? En- que otroa gastos Sc ha'
rian los shorros?
Presidente. Cree I'd. que tlenen
mas emplsados de los que necesttan!
Todd 81, sei1or; Gu los dlierentes
departxmen,os. En- el departamento
de eduoAci6n 10 Legislature todos los
afios consigna ma caniidad para 10
compra de llbros, y cuando se termina
el sfio escolar eslos libros dc texto
SON destruidos, y al afio Gig Aiente hay
Que hacer otfa consignaclon para ls
compra dc mas libros dc hxto. No
vemos la nscelidsd do dessruir loa
librus de tsxto ai estan on ouenAs
condiciones.
Ruckr. Son destraidoa por maa-
dato de ID Legislature o por los Mn "a?
Todd. Por el Departamento de
Educacion.
Klnkaid. Compran una.nueva Sc
rie do libros de tsxto de algunos otros
autores2
Todd Comprsn de los miamos
autores.
Kiakaid. Los ot,oa estaa yieios;
los condenan2
Todd 81, senior; los condensn,
cada Comlsionsdo que viene d la isla
trae nuevas ideas con respecto q II.
bros do texio.
Precsisaments anoche, aquf on
Washtngt IN, una seRiorlta me pregun'
10 sobre un .llbro dc texto en- 1nglel
que ella VIC miensras eAIuvo en- una
corta vista en Puerto r Gu. Ella
queria sabsr 81 una equivocacl6n que
ella motto era IN error tipogrAtico q
una traducclon dc 10 fcaae. 81 referis
& una fease que decia; <Dlp your noas
In the Ink Mole ustsd 10 nariz en- |,
tints] 70 no podfA explicArle 10 qu'
era, Por aupuesso; si sxlana un librt
do tsxto como ese, debfa deAtruirse.
Kankaid Cree uatei que el tfuS
do lipros tisne algo que Yer con sst'
satado de coaasP
Todd No 10 se, sen )r.
freSldsnte, Tlene ustsd Ia hondat
do decir On que class de llbfo apArecfl
10 f:aSe sDlp-your-noseln lhs-lnk.s
Todd No 10 se; yo no ha visto Q
iibro. LAaeIl lrlIA suvo OCCASION de ve
La un much aono de csc lels ca Ia ca!ls
misntras ella ioA para o. Vapor. Elll
10 llam0, tomo aus lb.os y loI OK ami
| no para var que clsss do lioros est
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
EDICT0

En Ia Corts Municipal del Distrito
Judicial dc San Juan de Puerto
Rico. EstAdos U lidoS dc Ameri
ca.-El Preaidente do los Estadoa
Unidos. IS. S.
Joae Garrido Taboads, demandants,
contra Las 6ucesiones do Blrba
ra Torres y Vicente Melchor Ros,
dsmandados.
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
.'El Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
A las Sucelionss do Barbara Torres
y de Vicente Meleh]r Ros cuyo
paradero 90 ignora o ssan damSn
dados aateI msnclonados.
Por 10 presente se notifcA & US.
tsdeI que 50 ha preientados On Ia OF
Gina del secret ario de 10 Cor!s Mu.
nicipal del Dlstrito judicial Munici
pei de San Juan Puerto Rico, la
dsmanda del actor antss citado, On Ia
sual rsclams el pago dc quinient o.
pesos provinclalss 0 sean tceIclentos
dollars que les son On deher los d.
ehos demandados.
Y 30 noti6sa & ustedea que dc nc
Q omparessr & conteAtar dicha dem Ands
dsntro dc los diex dias deipuei ds
notiaeadol si 10 Motif ;aci6n 90 h.clers
on el distrito y dsntro de los vslntt
dias, 81 10 hlciere fas;a Gel dlstrito
pero en- 10 isla de Puerto Rico y den
tro dc los currents dias, 81 So h cler'
en- otra parts, el demandante podrs
psdlr 20 dicts sentencia asu favor J
On contra de los dem mandados ref ,ridoi
G )ndenando sisos 81 pago de 10 d,u
da reclAmada y las costas.
para 81 inserclon en- un psrl6
dlso local paraqae s.rvA de cLtac ior
| q lol d,maadAdo4 ex is1do la present,
b.i) mi h'mAea san Juan, Puerto
r CO, hoy vslnIe d,Fsbiero do 1906 =
tEDRo GONZALEZ, SscretArio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Para sehoIas, nIhos ! NJ
has, IQpa heCha

SNo ha visto usted los mag gnihcoa
traies, blusas, kimonas, sacoS, guar.
do polvos, enaguas, camiaAs, cubrs
corssts, traies para nifiss y ninos,
etc., etc., de telas hilo, hechos on nues
tros tAlleresS Aunqus los precios
que vendemos son MUY MODICOS
no haeemos nsds de pacotillA.
Nuestro sxIenso GurtIdo compren.
dc desds 10 blusa mas Asncilla, aatA
los rieos traies Adornados con
enoaiss de hilo, CaladoS, bordadoI,
ebc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work &
Embroidery CO,
10, FortaleLa, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
REG|STRO CIVIL

Sc han inscriIo "a el RI sgistro "
vii los naclmientos dc Vicente Ortis,
Mercedes PAniagua Rodriguez, Maria
Msgdalena Jordan y R,y, JuanA Car.
dona OcAaio, y las defuneionss d.
Jetds Hernandez Morales. Jp,-o San
tisgo J Velez, Juan Soto GJznan,
Juana Bruno Martinez, y Blanca
ArroYo R.Yara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
TEATRO DEL PARQuE

Function Para el rnartea 8 do Mar
3 ,, Asgurda do Abono, en- sl sigu' n.
TO programs'
10 Gel Pobre valbuenas.
% Bale, por ls aplaudida pArsiA
Pillar y Maria Carreras.
80 A petici6n del pGb.tco, Ia pre.
closA obrs SCarcelerass.
~ Estreno do clos PuritAnoS3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven,
de papel vieio do peri6dico q
dos pesos el quintaL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
BAS & 90.

ACsntes eomlsionistAI. Corrsdo.
res de AduanA. KspressniAnlss de
importantsa oalaa de Earopa J EI!a
dos Unldos C4npsAy VsatA de tru.
Ioa dol pals Be solisita sorrsspon
deneia.
Allen, q 81, ?. o. BOX ISL.
1Au Juan. p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
NUEVAs ADHEs|0NEs
Lsre,. Mario 10 ie 1905.

Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAoIA,
Muy senior nueatto: Los que Sus.
cribimos hasta 10 techA hsmos militia
DO en- el partido rspublicano,y J convsn.
cidos que este partIdo no LENA laa
aspirGclons de todo busn pusr.oFri.
GU, 40, nos dssIigamos complstAmsntS
de ,odo compromise polisico contrAido
CON e., 8 ioRre,aGos como soldAdos
dc fla del gran geupo de pAIriotAs que
conpons Ia .UniOn PusraorriQueaA>
Somos de usted son la mayor con.
sideracI6n HuQ y. s. y correligionAs
rios
Juan Gerena y Rodriguez, "A rusgo
de Jose Gsrena, ~ hiio Juan Gerea 40.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27
Deoartment of Schools


Joseph Gray. OF Elizabeth. member
OF the board of regents of West F1r-
-inia colored institute. was here and
went with Superintendent Miller TO
the Institute to look after The new
building there.
State Historian
Among the acquisitions received by
rho State historian is splendid por-
Trait. of the late General Isaac H Du-
val of wellsburg which came as do
nation from his wife, who survives
him ..,,
Among the books just received are
the proceedings Of the acceptance OF
rhe statues Of John J. ingalls,, Frances
2 willard, George Washington. sam
houston and Samuel Austin. in the
Sr,ruar-v room of the national capitol.
volume Nc. il, report OF the Coal
and Geodetic Survey. An 1ntroduc1on
70 the records Of the Virginia Compan-
ion of London, Thompsons me Oe-
cline OF the Missi Dominica inf
Ga1,l-- Friends Empire and SoVer
efrnity." Judson'S The Essentials OF
the Written Constitution, ThatcheFs
.-Srudies Concerning Adrain ~, Eoi-
uuoe Of the report OF the congress
Of ARTS and Sciences" Of the LOUIS
lana purchase exposition The
French Regime in Wisconsin, volume
Journal Of the congress OF the
Confederate States a census taKen
under the direction OF the War Oe
partment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27
TO BE CITY BEAUTIFUL
San Francisco Sends for Architects
Burnrarn and Bennett

san Francisco Sends for Architects
Burnham and Bennett
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2i--Ihat
San francisco IS to be rebuilt on bet
ter and more beautiful lines Is 1ndi'
cared by the fact that James d. Phei-
an. chairman of the Improvement AS
socfation of San Francisco. has 1is-
patched kilograms to Architect IAN
lei V. Burnham and his assistant -Nf-
Bennett, OF Chicago. to come 1mmeol-
ately to San Francisco TO take up tne
work planned some two years ago.
Burnham and Bennett are the or1elna-
tors of plans to beautify San francls-
co. and the committee does not want
to take any final steps until 1t mas
conference with them
Mr. Burnham's plans can for re.
construction similar to the city OF
Paris. ,.s.;,
special session of the Cah1ornla
legislature TO pass laws empowering
San Francisco TO issue bonds Tor r1ne
reconstruction-o of the Sclty-was reQnest
ed of Governor Pardee this afternoon
by the general executive committee
at a meeting at Fort Mason. AT the
meeting were Mayor SchmidZ.Genef.
ais Funston and Greedy, Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor Netcah. GarTett
NcIuerney and representatives OF eV-
ery subcommittee
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27
SECRETARY of STATE.

Secretary OF STATE
8 The Secretary Of State has issued
certificates Of Incorporation TO the
following concerns
The Stare Scp2ly company OF
CaarIestoc. VI To engage in {
general merchandise. brokerage and
commission business. Capital STOCK.
$4,000. Incorpora1ors- L. G. Smith.
THOMAS C. Reury. & HOMESTEAD.
John a. Thayer. J. E Beury. all of
Charleston
Krebs Lumber company, of Somer-
set. Pa. with chief works in Harrison
county. w Va To deal in real es-
rate and do a general lumber business
Capital stock. $4,000. 1ncorporators.
Louis T. Krebs. Charles F. Uhe, Jr.
George j. Krebs. Simon krebs- OF
somerset Pa: c.. w Huston, of Nor
-antown. w Va
Notice was filed of the intention 10
,a6,,ce. the capital stock of the Cor
don Coal and Coke company from
s6oo. 900 to 100000
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

STATE OF WEST virginia
AT rules held in the. clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF Marion county
West Virginia. on the first Monday in
April. 1906.
Joshua 3. Conway. committee o:
Elizabeth Conway. an insane per-
son. VS.. Mary a Higgins and 9TH
ers-In chancery.
Object of Suit.
The object of the above entitled suit
is to authorize Joshua B. Conway.
committee Of Elizabeth Cooaway. an in
sane person. ~ use fund now on de-
posit in the Exchange Bank OF Man
ninston, arising from the leasing and
letting of the farm Of about 80 acres
situated in Marion county. OF which
John Conway died seized and pos
sesser. and any further sum accruinS
from said lease. to ,he payment Of the
Indebtedness Of the said committee ic-
cured in the support Of his ward and
for the support of said ward
An AFFIDAVIT having been made and
filed that the said defendant, Mary a
Higgins. Malfssa conaway. Mary Cora
way and Angaline Booth, are non-Pesi-
dents Of this State. The said defend
ants are required to appear within one
month after the first publication Of
this order in the clerks Office Of our
said court, and do what is necessary 20
protect their interests. And It is or
dered that cop. of this order be pub
lished and posted according to law
Given under my hand this the I'd
day of April, 1906.
r. B. PARRISH. Clerk as-13-eo.2..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

Mrs. Chuswater-Josiah, what is a
pronuociamento2
Mr. Chugwater-Pronoun amen
to anything you want TO inootse-
Sbou1d think you could tell that by
looking at the word itseh.-Chicago
Tribune
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

Quarrel. ehe You don't mean it?
WHY. before they were married she
used to say there wasn't. another man
like him in the world
YES but now she says she'd hate
70 think that there waS.-Cathohc
Standard and Times
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27
Office Change.

Attorney H. C. Grant, who has here
tofore had his Office in the court mouse
bas moved his Office to rooms in the
People,s Bank building, where he VIII
have more spacious quarters
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

Il. F. Leonards iron bedsteads
lounges and mattresses eclipse all 9th
ers in price.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

Pople sells mattinss from 12c to
soc per yard IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27
Raard Of AarieuIture.

J. g. Garvin, secretary 10 the board
., = sr;cnlture, who had been visiting
ar Buffalo. has returned
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

You will save time and money by
calling on Il. F. Leonard for hne par
lor suits. -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

CHARLESToN. April "a com
mission as notary has been issued &c
W. T. Swtger. OF Bridgeport Harris
son county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

314 Ma:
weeklies are designated by the lett
Name of publication When issued
Argosy NJ
Am. Illustrated Monthly NJ
All Story NJ
Aiusleys NJ
Am Mo- Rev. OF Reviews NJ
Art De La Mode NJ
American Printer NJ
Bill Board W
Black Cat NJ
Bob Taylor's N
Bohemian NJ
Bon Ton NJ
Broadway n
Business Mans Masizine N
Burr MnIntosh NJ
Blue Devil N
Book News NJ
3 Century Al
Clipper, N Y w
Current Literature N
Cosmopolitan NJ
Golfers W
De1ineator N
Designer N
Dramatic Mirror
Dramatic News W
Elite Styles NJ
Every bodys N
Field and Stream NJ
Four Track News NJ
Garden Magazine NJ
Good Housekeeping NJ
Grey Goose NJ
Gunters NJ
- Harper's Monthly
Harper's Weekly W
Harper.s Bazaar N
Health Culture n
Health and Recreation
HouSekeeper
House beautiful NJ
International Studio
Inland Printer N
Judge w
Junior Toilets N
Judicious Advertising NJ
keith;S Home Builder N
Ladies Home Journal NJ
Ladies World NJ
Leslie's Weekly W
Life W
Lippincott's NJ
LIE Costume Royale NJ
Locomotive Engineer.
Literary Digest w
Little Devil
Modes and Fabrics NJ
Magazine OF Fun
Monthly Story Magazine NJ
Munsey. M
Midway NJ
Ny Business Friend
Masters in Aart NJ
McClure's NJ
Metropolitan NJ
Modes NJ
National NJ
National Sportsman II
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

IN THE BEST OF HUMoR.
Bridal pears are different, far,
From other fruits you've seen
Plucked from the parent stem, they
are
softest when they're green
All We who'd make your mark in life
To this advice should bark
Seek first, If you would win the strife,
philadelphia Ledger
WiGE1es-When do you take your
vacation this year.?
wagglesI don't know exactly. My
wife hasn't decided yet Just when she
win go away-Somervilie Journal .
Once more We hear the story
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

That was told 50 long ago
The umpire was aSin US
And we didn't have show"
Washington Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

H F. Leonard has no competition
lin price for geNcarts and handsome
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

once more We hear de story
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

Clergyman-What name2
Mrs. Smith = Albert Edward Togo
TomhnS Smith
Clergyman f(to his assistanD = a
little more water, Dir. Perkins, please.
The Taller
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

The pretty darling entered the book
store. Il want to get Kidnapped, by
Mr.. stevenson she said
.:Er-I think" replied the clerk !
think I'd like that job myselt"-Bos-
ton Transcript
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

DO you know that We carry the larE-
est want column In town. The reason
&. we get results Ealf cent word
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-27

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-28
FOOLISH BOSTON NEoRoes

While Icw negro hgitaiOrs ana
iouI, iiaIcrs mp in Massachusetts
are rhdcaNnllhs 10 foster Il movement
iiayin" for ny ubirri IN adverse yoi,
on he part nf Tie Massachusetts ~
PERSONALITIES III Congress On HE.
jamestown Exposition approximation
bill because If h I;isSarr of lin
Crew street car l:iw by he lasi lpgis
lnlnre Of Virginia. the negroes uf
Hampton ANA nlhrr sections at Vir.
Einlh ara organizing ANA h.ndins
every energy Ia 80 operate with HE
managers Of The exposition and to
make - good showing for themselves
and Tor their race while the crlrhr;,-
non Is ia progress
Each al the Boston movement one
may readily So" tho negro in the
woohpilc." III fact il Is So apparent
iiini on" is surprised il,at seemingly
intelligent persons have loaned their
names ana Influence To lie "knock.
crs.' Even IT there were diScrimina.
lion against The cnlorcd passengers ON
Slrecl ears hr refusal al The AlasSa
chlse,ls members Of Congress would
mi help The negroes AT an II would
really lave Il tendency 10 make the
their determination to handle matters
az Issue between the two races in
their own MAY, without Boston inter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-28
WANT JuTTE's MILLIONS.
Heirs of Coal Operator Who Commit.
ted Suicide after the Cash.

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