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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23
Judpa-What is your age?

Judge-What is your age?
Fair Witness-Twenty-nine, your
honor.
Judge-That's exactly what you said
two years ago.
Fair Witness-Well, I'm not going to
say one thing to-day and another thing
tomorrow.
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1HE PUzzLEE


Words Of unequal LENGTH
Primals and finals name q month
and an interesting holiday.
/. To unite.
2. A mean proportion.
8. A masculine relative.
4. Improbable.
5. To set IN order.
O. A variety Of turnip.
Z. A young person.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

The prevention of consumption is en-
tirely q question of commencing the
proper treatment in time. Nothing Is 80
we'll adapted to ward off fatal lung
troubles ~ Foley's Honey and Tar. r.
A. Shurtleff & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

1t invigorates, strengthens and builds
up. 1t keeps you in condition physical.
ly, mentally and morally. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. F. Shurtlefi
& Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

II suppose you will marry when you
grow up" said the visitor, pleasantly.
"No," replied the thoughtful little
girl; mamma says papa is more care
than the children, 80 guess the care Of
my children will be enough for me with
out the care of husband"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23
Key to the Puxxler.

AeS " the Eu11AcEs
No. 3S0.-Half Square: l. Holly. 2.
OliO. 3. Lie 1. Lo. 5. Y.
No. 3S1.-Animal Puzzle: Rabbit.
No. 3S2.-A Christmas Zigzag: From
1 to 3, Christmas; from to q, mistle-
toe. l. Cayman. 2. Philip. 3. Arrows.
4. Limits. 5. Sailor. 8. Etcher. Z.
Summit. 8. Tailor. 8. Stream.
No. 3S3. - Christmas Bells: Day,
sweet, repeat, come, along, song.
No. 1884. - Numerical Enigma: Kriss
Kringle.
No. 3S5-Hidden Toys: 1. Doll. 2.
NH 4 .''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23
IN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH GRIPPE

We have received the following letter
from Mr.. Roy Kemp, Of Angola, Ind, 81
was in bed four weeks with grippe and
tried many remedies and spent con.
siderable for treatment with physicians,
but I received no relief until I tried
Foley's Honey and Tar. Two small bot
ties OF this medicine cured me and now
use It exclusively in my family" Take
no substitutes. F. A. Shurtleff & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23
A LIFE AT STAKE.

II you but knew the splendid merit Of
Foley's Honey and Tar you would never
be without 1t. A dose or two will pre-
vent an attack of pneumonia or the
grippe. It may save your life. F. A.
Shurtlaff & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

Three little babes were nestled in bed,
"I'll name William, Willie and Bill"
mother said;
Wide was her smile, for triplets they be,
She lays her good luck to Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Great baby medicine
r. A. ShurtleR & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23
The Lady and the Tiger

There was young lady Of Niger
Who went for ride on u tigers
They returned from the ride
With the lady inside
And a smile on the face of the tiger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

II you buy yourself . luxury, half Of
your friends say: "He couldn't afford
that" If You don't buy 1t, tho other
half say: "Why doesn't he? He car
afford It."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23
STOP 1T.

A neglected cough or cold may lead to
serious bronchial or lung troubles. Don't
take chances when Foley's Honey and
Tar affords perfect security from serious
effects Of . cold. r. A. Shurtleff & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

Mrs. Kratchett-Bridget, l don't like
the looks Of that man who called to see
you last night.
Bridget-Well, well, amt it funny,
ma'am? He said the same about you.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

Correspondence on topics Of inseress 70 the iAdin
u solicited. Address: Editor HOMHNAKEHs
CoLuNM, Oxford Democrat. Paris. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

II thought she and her husband were
going to separator"
"They are. But she thought she'd
better put 1t off until she could give q
ball, 2 receptions and bridges"
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PNEUMONIA AND THE GRIPPE.
Coughs cured quickly BY Foley's
Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes. +.
4. shuzs's6 . %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

N. z. Bjornson, SON of Bjornstjerns
Bjornson, the Norwegian pjoet, 10 njow
jover in jthis country on jlecturing
tour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

SIT costs good deal to get thorough
college education, doesn't 1t, Henry"'
asked one of his friends.
"Nawr' responded the husky young
athlete. 'tIt amt costin' me nothin'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

You will not find beauty In rouge pot
or complexion whitewash. True beauty
comes to them only that take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. It 10 . wonderful
tonic and beautifier. IS cents Tea or
Tablets. r. A. Shurtleff & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

Fatal kidney and bladder troubles can
always b prevented By the uss Of 20
lsyss Xidnsy Cure. J. 4. ehurtls& q %.
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No. :oa.-A Mine of cor"

No. 3Dl.--A Mine Of "Or."
Examples: A valued or, honor. A
reptile or. alligat-Or.l
!. A witty or.
2 A jealous or.
3. A fearful or.
4. A cOnQuering or.
8. An outspoken or.
O. A noisy or.
I. A younger or.
8. An energetic or.
8. A gracious or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD. IS.
December IS, 1905.
Personally appeared the above named Randall
l.. TAYLOR, Edward z. Faunce, and Dean A.
Ballard, and made oath that the above accounts
by them made and subscribed are just and
true. Before me.
CHARLES +. WHITMAN,
Clerk Sup. Jud. Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

| sci L Newton's rose ray.-Some
thing often made at the beginning OF
the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-01-23

COUNTY OF OXFORD
To DEAN A. BALLARD, DIR.
1905
Sept g, to 8 days on Lake roads and In.
spection state roads, .-----.----- q %
To entire travel on above. 276 miles, % 0S
Oct. 10, to days ut Paris, adj. session.
B1cksel Ii and state roads, slOO
To total travel on same, l42 miles, ii SO
Oct. 26, to days on inspection state
roads In Albany, Stoneham. Wa
Stow Stow. 80. 400
To travel. los miles, SA
Nov l6, to days ut Paris, adj. session. 10 90
To travel, IS miles, and to Albany. 7W
Dec. ., to days at Paris, reg. session. Is 90
To 50 miles travel, Observation-Disclosures $40
Sl45 IL
DEAN A. BALLARD.
South Paris Decamber d 1914
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No. 3S0-H0urglass.
Centrals name a glad salutation.
1. White with heat.
2. t. shine with flashes Of light.
3. A kind Of tree.
4. A letter in peace
8. A young lad.
8. Celebrated.
Z. Word for word.
No. 39O.-Connected Diamonds.
900 600
90 o . o o o o o o
90 o o o o o o o o o o
&C o 90 90 o o
600 900
Left Hand Diamond.-1. A letter. z
A boys nickname. 3. Act Of collect.
ing disordered troops. 1. A festival
day. 3. Zeal. q. A sack. 7. A letter.
Connecting Word.-To bark shrilly az
u dog.
Right Hand Diamond.-1. A letter
.. A feminine pronoun. 3. A narrative.
4. A fabulous bird thought TO rise
again from It's own ashes. 5. Merry
O. Large. :. A letter.
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No. ss3.-Jamblea Rhyme.

Time was Is tasp.
Time IL thou fash:
Time future II not.
Time present. you ees,
Is the only time for beta
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
AND ROAD BILLS.
December Term, 1905.
'OUNTY OF OXFORD
To RANDALL L. TAYLOR, DR.
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EDWARD p. FAUNCE.
South Paris, December 2s. 1905.
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INCENIEROS De PA
SO en- TrujiIIO. Al
to. /
DsntrO de seis meses San Juan y
aquel pueblo estafan unidOs pOT
ell feHOCarriI. Y III.
VerdaderOs serViGiOs pOIiGlaCOs pOr eI guardla
TGrueI. -.
Ode maestro cOrrespOnsGL. }


Julio 3O.-El B6bado 26 se isncribie1on
1852 electores de ellos 1856 unionistas y Z
republicanos
Hoy estuvieron en- esta localidad los
ingenieros Vale Zenno y Gambia C6rdova,
representatives de los ferrocarriles de Puer-
to Rico.
Ambos senores van satisfechos San
Juan de las gestioneS que llevaron 4 cabo
en- esta jurisdiction. .~.-
Dentro de seis meses San Juan Tru-
jillo Alto estGran unidos por eA ferroca-
rriI. -
Proy6ctase para esa fecha una gran fes-
ia en- este pueblo.
Trujillo progresa, y progresara mas
cuando esa lfnea este concluida, pues en-
tonces familias de San Juan vendran
gozar de este china saludable.
Ell policfa TerueI ha descubierto en- ell
dfa de hoy varios robos de ganado, cap
turando al presunto autor. Esos son los
servicioB que deBen prestarse, que agrade-
ce el jefe Hamil ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico Denunciar cabras no es un servicio
que valga la pena. f.
La policfa debe perseguir al.delnicuents.
y no molestar al hombre honrado.
Ell policfa debe darse dquerer del pue-
bio que le paga, y no dar motivos para
que Sc le odie.
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UNO REDUCIDO 4 PRI
sion en- JunCOs.
Sup6neseIe autoT de unaS heridas,
que reGibi6 OtTO en- Ia cara, de
un tirO de revolver.
Una ausIa ds! vaGIna dan T0nas HsInintez.
(De naestr0 o0rresp0nsal.

Julio 3O.-El sabado Gltimo Be inscri-
bieron 156 unionistas, 6 obreros y 8 re-
publicanos Hasta hoy Sc han inscrito
886 uDionistas, 85 republicanos y 38 obre-
.ros
Aver fue reducido q prisi6n Juan Mar
quez Rosa por suponersele autor de unas
heridas que recibi6 Esteyan Nieves en- la
cara, de un tiro de revolver, en- la tienda
de los Hefiores MARQUEE y Martinez Bitua-
da en- Ia Central Juncos y Co.
Ell iuzgado entiende de la investigation,
dfcese que Ell disparo Bali6, eli Ia lucha
que tuvo que sostener ell acusado con el
herido que tambien sc dice que provoco el
lance, 4 causa de hallarse embriagado y
ser de caracter pendenciero.
Anoche fue eatropeado por uno de los
caballos que tiraban de un coche que pa
saba por frente de la Farmacia del sefior
Martinez, un ni1o de Felfcita Ramos.
Don Tomas Hern6ndez vecino de este
pueblo, qu6iase de que habiendo dirijido
Dor el correo ell dfa 27 de Junio una carta
al DR.. Alvarez Valdes incluyendole un
billete de SO otra para don Rafael 10
drfguez con otro billete de un peso, Ia re.
cibi6 este no, aquel, constandole -dice-
al Postmaster haber depositado dichas car
tap, & las cuales di6 este curse.
Los obreros socialistas celebraron
aver un meeting entire los que hieieron
uso de la paIabra SO encontraba el obrero
Ferrer Ferrer de Caguas, que estuvo
bastante correcto en- su discurSo, sin des-
Gender & pequeneces nj q la diatriba,
que usan ciertos prejicad dores que,
faItos de argumentos para defender Sus
ideales, recurren al vocabulario de la cha
Gotta otras sandeces propias de gente ig-
norante, sin instruction, nj respeto al pd-
hlicO.
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Ell ASALTO EN- ''EL
Soco; . de FajardO.
HubO fuegO en- la COIOnia "Usera,'
de Santa Isabel.

Coronel Hamill P. |. Fajardo 3d.
Asalto ocurrido Antolino Figueroa en-
monte eel 5000" ha sido esclarecido, habien'
do cinco detenidos. Hecho debido al ex.
ceso de licor.-Cabo Valladares. f..
Guayama.-Anoche Juan Lopez pene'
tr6 habitaci6n Jose MeTcado, en- Arroyo,
estando este fuera sustray6ndole baul. De-
tenido aquf Lopez, ocup5 ba6l denuncian-
dole por escalamiento. Hoy Juan Ortiz
hiri6 con cuchillo Conception Cruz siendo
arrestado y ocupada arma.-Hurtado Ca
pit6n.
Playa Ponce,-Al ser detenido indivi-
duo Hip6lito Di6genes, hizo. resistencia
agrediendo al Cabo Ndnez y guardia Sin
forozo Lebr6n, estos hicierOn uso rotten re-
duci6ndolo obediencia.
Guardia sali6 levemente herido.-Capi-
tan Silen. @
.Juana Diaz.-Guardias Valdejuly y
Alfar6 capturaron hoy3 p. m. Ten barrio
Rio Cana, pr6fugo Juan Nogueras requisi-
toriado por la Corte Municipal de Coamo
por escalamiento en- segundo grado.-Bird
SargentO.
Santa Isabel.-Hoy en- Colonia "Use-
ra" al darse fuego para preparation labo-
res comunic6se plantaciones vecinas des-
truyendo II cuerdas de cana. Detenidos
autores descuido. Rodriguez, Cabo.
Vieques.-Hoy fue arrestado por guar
dias Moret Crespo, barrio Puerto Real
Benito Gonzalez por HERR gTavemente con
un machete Ramon L6pez.-Sargento
Torres.
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FUEGO EN
MAYAGUEz.
FueIOn paste de las Ilanas el taller
y dep6sitO de maquinas de los
ferrOCaniIes de Puerto Rico.
Una hOjita CIandGstina que GlrCulara ] que Sc
atrlhuye 4 labor republican,.
(De nuegtro eorregpongall J.


Julio 30.-A Ia una de la noche del Sd-
bado l1Itimo, la campana de fuego nos
anunci6 que eBe voraz elemento tomaba
cuerpo en nuestra poblaci6n: nos dirigimos
III Iugar del suceso donde pudimos enteTar-
nos, que era paste de las llamas el taller y
dep6sito de m6quinas de- los FerrocarIiles
de Puerto Rico. Hasta ahora ell siniestro
parece haber sido casual y gracias 81 prom
to auxilio de los empleadosy Ell aqua de
la cambija, pudo dominarse opurtunamen
to no Sc destruy6 todo 81 edifcio.
--Ya han pTesentado suB renuncias co.
mo candidates para 81 pr6ximo concejo
por Ell partido Republican, los Sres. Ma
range, Sabater Cuin. No comentamos,
por ser estos sefiores miembros de Ia frac-
ci6n Menendista.
Ell viernes en- la noche circul6 por es-
ia ciudad una hojita suelta anonima, clan
destina, recomendando la formation de
grupos polfticos de 500 frmas para la
pr6xima Iucha. Labor republicans. !.
Con motive de la renuncia del Sr.
Francisco Menendez de su cargo de Mars
hal de Ia corte municipal, el partido Unio-
nista gestiona su derecho esa playa por
haberla ganado con los puros On Ia pasada
contiendq, derrotando al candidate repu-
blicano.
En- el cinemat6grafo, qnunciador CO.
mercial que tenemos en- la plaza de esta
ciudad, cuantas Yeces Sc anuncia Ia candi-
datura de Gigantic para Alcalde, es fren6-
ticamente aplaudido por miles de especta'
dores.
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De SOCLEDAD.

Para AreCibO. Con objeto de dis
frutar durante un mes de las dulceS
bTiBas de los. hermoSos campos areci-
beioB, pasara ALI ess TEMPO, Ia bella y
Distinguish sefiorita Mercedes Ynfante Col
menero. La morena graciosa tendTa i'm
presiones gratas en- Ia culta sociedad de la
villa del Captain Correa y asi sc las desea-
mos.
EEtsG RWbiO. Fla venido & San Juan,
Ia graciOsa Minis, gala del veTjellcayeyanc.
Sol que mace en- nuestro cielo deBeamos
Gea prolOngada aqui su hermosa aurora.
Mug mejOr. Lo est&, y nos alegramoS
mpcho, Ia nifa de los distinguidos esposOs
Figueras-Zuro, que hace algdn tempo su-
fre cruel dolencia en- Ia vista. 'Quiera Dios
que Ia salud siga iluminando, cada dia
mas en- prOgreso q la angelical criatura.
Uaa "sucess". Hay animaci6n entire los
amanteB la hermosa m6sica de Giordano
para disfrutar de la audici6n de su gran
obra "Fedora" sque sube mafiana la es-
cena en- el Teatro de San Juan. Obra de
gran Rparato juegan en- ella personajes his
t6ricOg que le dan sabor de atrGyeute ori-
jinalidad, La partitura, & decir de los in
teligentes, es magnifca.
Ell Viernes ''SOn6mbuIa" que llenarS
tambien nuestro Coliseo.
PersOnGIeS. En- 81 vapor correo que ga
li6 hoy para Nueva York, EMBARGO ell jo.
ven don Alonzo Aguilar, empleado del
Departamento del INTERIOR, que lleva un
mes do licencia. Buen viaje.
Para Humacao, pasarse una corta
temporada, ha lido hoy el jovsn don Julio
G6lVez OterO, que SO encuentra algO deli
cado de Balud. MejOria completa desea-
mos al amigo. -
SEMPER.
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10 que piensa ell senior director del
feHrOCaTriI
SEMPER.

Inf6rmase que Ell director del ferrOca-
rTil de circuuvalaci6n dictara esta tarde
una circular los empleados de Ia Com
paiiia, hacienda entender que no consenti-
"a bajo ningGn coneeptO que nadie ejerza
preston sobre los empleadoE en- cuantO q la
polftica ataiie.
Dar6 licencia todos los que 10 deSeen
para inscribirse siempre. que esten ocupa-
dos en- las horas sefialadas Por la ley = Ell
dfa 6 de Noviembre Sc Organizar6 Ell SER
viCio On tai forma que todos puedad emf
tir Bu vOto.
Els comentada favorablemente la actitud
del seiior Duval, por las iniciativaa tOma-
das en- este asuntO tan pronto cOrri6 Ell ru-
NOR de que nos hicimos eco, de que ha-
bfa empleados que trataban de inhuen-
ciar & los subalternos.
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JUAN BRAScHL.
Director INFERNO.
EsCaIamientO
en- San Juan.
PGnstr6 unO en- Ia casa de los de-
psndientes de La BayamOnssa
] arrambIt con CuantO pldO.
La detective ha dstGRldO al
IndIvlduO Juan FSllCIanO

Anoche entire Biete ocho de Ia noche
81 individuo Juan Feliciano, de Utuado,
que ha cumplido varias veces condena por
hurto, 6-qnien 20 acusa dc haber escala-
do la casa particular de los dependencies
de ia Bayamonesa", rompiendo cuatro
roperos deiando aquellos objetos que
pudieran servirle de impedimenta, por el
suelo; embaI6 con dos relojes do oro,
dos portamonedas de plata, dos leontinas,
una de orc otra de plata, dos navajaF,
ocho dollars cincuenta centavoS en- billetes
plata, una fosforera de plata, una yanta
de orc, una sortija con un brillante, un
par de botones de orc, dos zarcillos de orc
y una corona de plata unas monedaS
antiguRs. .....
Los detectives Vargas Galvarfu que
conocieron de los hechos practicaron una
investigation tan r6pida h6bil que esta
mafiana fu6 deteDido el FelicianO en- ola
Mayagtiezana" en- donde fguraba como
pe6n.
Ell Teniente de la secreta senior Quifio-
mes dirigi6 las inveatigacioneS y de los an
tecedentes que hemos obtenido, va antes
habfan faltado cincuenta dollars de este Ill
timO establecimiento, coincidiendo la talta
con el iDgresO On la casa, del Feliciano.
Este SO encusntra detenido y el juicio
Hera on breve.
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En- eI puerto.

Aver tarde ell Comisionado INFERNO del
interior, dispuso ell desalojo del muelle
que dd al lado del de espig6n a fin de
que pudieran descargar dos barcos de vela
que traen MADEIRA y mereaucias para va
rios y que llegdran aver.
Un piquete de iDfanterfa de marina lle-
GO del arsenal custodiando maderas que
llegaban para Ia Estaci6n Naval.
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INTERESA

A LOS PROFESORES De MUSl3A. = JESUS
Rend0n AlmiTa, tiene cOnstante eXistencia
de iustrumentos: tales como Clarinetes,
Flautas, Flautines, Cornetines, Barftonos,
Bombardinos, fTrombOnes, Violines, Man
dOlines, VioloncellOs, etc. M6todOs de Sol
feo para toda clase de Instrumentos. Ac-
cesOrios y mtisica en- gene al. Tambi6n Sc
hace cargo de traer un instrumental para
Banda. Para informes sobre eualquier ar
tfculO que Sc desee, Allen q St. Apartado
216. San Juan. Puerto Rico. Is "a
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Sc EALQUILA.-Un piano en- muy buen esta-
do. Inf .rmaran, San francisco IL San
Juan p r Is va
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seieoso motel para

9eieoTO R5CeH para
sAmllias, astabiecidG
3ajO elplan americana
que pataOcinan las me.
lores fana4lias de PueP-
70 Rico
JueROs aze habitR-
clones que cOmpTen-
den deslie Ell sencillO
taG sala, lOrmitOriO v
bRi6O, hasta 81 mas sx.
tense de sala, S dor
NitOri0s y banjo.
Ad&p6ase especial
RentS para familiaa
gumaFOSas y para IA
snilias cOrtas.
COoina9la espanola.
Serv1U4 } capanOl q
RgIss.
Ri Hotel mas freaco
ao Nueva York.
Contiene toda clasa
De adelantOs Ha0deE.
nOA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-11
to order. Everything tasty and at
moderate prices.
ALAMEDA WAS LATE
DEPARTING TODAY
TOOK A LARGE QUANTITY OF ISL
AND PRODUCTS - NUMEROUS
PASSENGERS SAIL.

There was half an hours delay this
morning i'm the departure of the S. s.
Alameda for san Francisco. A new
extra crew had to be put aboard the
vessel and as the men were late being
inspected at the quarantine wharf
the Alameda had to wait until they
made their appearance. The Alameda
is taking the extra crew as it is feared
that the regular crew may be ordered
out on a strike after reaching San
Francisco.
The vessel took a good sized crowd Of
passengers, 46 going in the cabin. she
carried the following freight: 500 empty
wine casks, $500 punches of bananas,
$50 cases of canned pineapples, 500 cases
of fresh pineapples, G,475 bags of raw
sugar, 300 bags of coffee, 1000 bags of
rice 113 bales of wool, 700 bundles Of
hides. 300 sacks of coffee and a variety
of miscellaneous articles.
Among the passengers who departed
this morning was F. NJ. Bechtel the
head of the local immigration service.
Mrs II. Couzens departed for a VISIT
to the mainland.
Mrs S. L. Brash and child were de-
Iiarting Honolulans.
c. Bolte departed on a business trip.
Miss May and Mrs V. Knudsen were
departing passengers. They will make
a visit on the mainland.
Miss NJ A. Phillips departed for a
visit to the mainland.
Miss Winston the writer, departed
for her home in Virginia.
Frank Wight left for a vacation trip
to the mainland, for his health.
Mrs e. Mury one of the nurses at
the Queens Hospital departed on a six
weeks vacation.
The Alameda will go on the dry dock
during her stay in San Francisco. She
will sail on time unless the strike de-
lays her. She is due in San Francisco
next Tuesday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-11
AND He TALKED AND
TALKED AND TALKED

And T. b. Reynolds who was not go
ing away today went away today
But before he went he gave a con-
tinuous performance of the "King of
France and Ten Thousand Men Who
Marched Up The Hill and Ten Down
Again" Only Reynolds, the paper man,
sort Of did it on paper. He walked up
the gangway and then he walked down
again and then he walked up again and
! then he walked down again and he
would probably be doing it yet, if the
! gangway had not been lowered and the
Alameda put out to sea. The only
thing that finally seemed to keep Rey-
nolds aboard was the fact that he could
not leave the craft.
| After he had gone aboard the vessel,
| Reynolds spied some friend down be-
| low and walked down on the wharf
! again, He talked long, and loud and
! frequent. 1t was not a long time be-
! tween talks with Reynolds. Then he
walked up on the boat again. Then he
came down the gangway to talk to one
of his attorneys; then he went up again
and then he came back again to talk
with another attorney and so on. Some
! times he would stop midway on the
gangway and talk. People who did
not know him and were too distant to
hear his remarks took him for a preach
err delivering some farewell eXhorta-
/ ton. If somebody had hooked the end
| of a pulley into the back of Reynolds
/ coat and dangled him from the end of
a rope, Reynolds might have attracted
more attention but it would not have
made him any more conspicuous than
/ he made himself, He acted as If some
local dentist had given him talking
gas.