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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Railroad To Manhattan

A corps of engineers have just COM
pleted the preliminary survey for 1
railroad line from GOldfield Junction
to Manhattan. and the contract TO-
construction of the road will be Ter
in the very near future. The people
back of the enterprise are Tonopah
and Reno capitalists and mining men
and intend that the iron morse will
soon supplant the automobile and the
stage, to the end that the rich camp
of Manhattan viii be on the railroad
as we'll as the mining map.
Engineer Ritchings who made the
survey declines to state the names
of the parties who are financing the
roposition.-Miner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
GOOD ROADS
All That is Needed to Help Our
Southern Neighbor

While the doings Of the Nevada
Boards of Commissioners is not ex-
actly any of our business yet, we
of Masonic. so close to the line ana
our welfare, to certain extent de-
pendant upon their actions, that we
keen in touch with them and study
the Commissioners OF Esmeralda AM
Douglas counties, especially the
former. travel over their roads to
the State line. note their condition
and then view our wants and see
the great benefits that would accure
to their counties by their actions.
The great and crying need OF Mono
county at this time is Good Roads"
Not alone good roads within the con-
fines of Mono but good roads lead
ing into it from the outside.
+. The question of the Improvement
of the roads leading to this section,
through the counties OF Esmeralda
and DOuS Ids, has OSSA@ "AAoSt SSA
sideration by the Commissioners and
those OF Esmeralda refused to ap-
portion any funds to be applied to
the roads in their county. Those 81
Douglas have placed a surveyor IN
the field, looking over the roads tc
see what could be done in improvin!
the roads. The chief engineer of tie
V. & T. is Assisting in the work
When the preliminaries are finished
the work will be rushed to COM
pletion.
Mono, with its great mining Gangs
and Aurora, in Esmeralda county ara
dependant upon these roads. Good
roads are necessary for cheap hau!
ing and that route that can delive
freight the cheapest will surely con
troll the business.-Masonic Pioneer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
The MASQUERADE

From all appearances the be
masque to be given by Sierra Camp,
No. 109O1, Modern Woodmen of
America, in the opera house Thursday
evening will be a gala affair. Every
body is talking of going and tickels
are being sold rapidly.
This will be the first masquerade
ball held in this city in long time
and bucketsfull of fun are anticipated
The prizes are we'll worth contest
ing for When next you pass the
Gray, Reid, Wright store glance i'm
the display window and see what yoj
ticulars tomorrow
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
BOHEMIAN RURLESQUERS
Many New SpeciaIties Are Promised
Those Who Attend Show Tonight

The Bohemian Burlesquers will BE-
the attraction at the Opera House
tonight. The Bohemians promise to
advance a few PAGES and to erect
new standard for burlesque shows.
Mr.. Tom Miner, their proprietor AMI
owner, says slap stick comedians ami
heavy weight ladies cannot do stunts
for him any more. This season his
organization includes some of the best
New York laugh producers and roll.
licking Broadway show girls and the
aggregation he has collected is the
best on the road. All this is well
come news and show patrons of this
city are anticipating a rare treat,
with the advent of the Bohemians.
The burlesque as produced by this
company, will be in the form OF a
musical comedy in two acts entitled
"a Bohemian Beauty
The book and the music are orig-
nal and the work OF two OF New
Yorks best producers and writer's.
The production was staged by Tom
Miner and Barney Gerard. the wel
known writer, who is this season
manager of the Bohemians.
The principals and leading people
in the comedy and also those who
take part in the vaudeville olio are
Andy Gardner and Ida Nicolai, in
their we'll known characters ''Patsey'
and "Roxie," Orpheum trio, extra
ordinary singing and dancing act,
Ali, Hunter and Ali, eccentric comedy
acrobatic and boxing act; the SUE
cessful German comedian, VIII Ii.
| Ward, and Charles King and Grace
| fremont, the little people with tho
/ big voices. This is a strong array
| of talent, and should present pro
gram more than satisfactory.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
TO BORE TUNNEL
Work on Tunnel Through Sierras to
Begin Soon


Within ninety days an immense
force of men will be placed at work
on the project of the Southern Pacit1 :
company to bore a tunnel through
the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Il
telegraph operator stationed on the
Hazen cutoff is the authority for the
statement that this gigantic project
is the next improvement which the
railroad company has planned. From
another authority the information has
been obtained that A. J. Barclay wis
has charge Of the ballasting of the
Hazen cutoff will leave for Truckee
to complete some preliminary WORK
when the labor on the cutoff has
been disposed Of This work will be
in the nature of constructing a track
from Truckee to the mouth OF the
tunnel, and providing buildings for
the workmen and tools. The surYeg
for the tunnel was completed last
fall, and an appropriation for the
work has already been made. In
sixty days the work on the Hazan
, cutoff will be finished and the com
pany will have no Obstacles to con
tend with, as the mountain SHOWS
will have already disappeared at tina,
date.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Visiting Relatives

James Gliding was an arrival from
Annapolis yesterday morning and will
visit relatives here for few days
until time to report at the Norfolk
Navy yard, where he has been as
signed to report for duty on the
United States Steamer Charleston.
Mr.. Gliding, was very much sur
prised to hear that the Associated
Press had reported him as failing If
his examinations and stated that Il
had the required average, and the 4
some.
Jim is looking fine but is glad to
have the chance of visiting relatives
and friends in this city before
finally becomes a part Of Uncle Saml'
els Navy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Man Shot at Manhattan

Arthur Morgan was shot four times
in a gambling house at Manhattan
by Jack Evans last Saturday. Nor
gan was discharged by Evans as a
bartender. Later he demanded 81
alleged to be due for wages. Morgan
was accused by Evans OF dishonesty
and grabbed Evans, who drew six
shooter and fired two shots in his
side one in the back and one through
the leg. It is believed that Morgan
will recover. Evans was arrested and
held for the grand jury.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
More Money for Ophir Treasury

The Ophir mining company Satur-
day received $11,494.74 as proceeds
from the sale of about 80 tons or
concentrates, the balance OF the last
lot produced at the Kinkead mill,
and s6336.O5 from the sale OF two rail-
road carloads of ore. This increases
the amouont of money in the com =
panys treasury to about $73,0Oo-N
Chronicle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Novel Plan to Raise Church Fund

Novel Plan to Raise Church Funds
Father Tubman has hit upon
novel plan to add to the fund foT
the building of cathedral at Reno
by disposing at auction of relics OF
the burned Catholic church to be pre-
served as souvenirs by purchasers.
The public sale will be held in tie
riverside town next Saturday With
either Governor Sparks or Nate Rott
as auctioneer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Ore Shinments

The ore shipments via the Tono-
pah railroad for the week ending yes
terday were as follows: Tonopah Min
ing Company, 1905 tons; Montana,
40 tons; Tonopah Extension. 6lH
tons; Belmont, $40 tons; Midway loj
tons: Nevada-Alpine, 80 tons; Man
haitian. II tons-Miner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
The TwaddIe Water Suit

The recent Supreme Court decision
in the Twaddle Water suit is puo-
lished in full on the fourth page
of this ISSUE This has been one II
the most important water cases DC
fore the courts in many years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Will Resume Work

Work will be resumed early this
week upon the grading of the roa1-
bed for the extension of the Virginia
& Truckee AS this was practically
completed before the bad weather SET
in, only a small crew will be employ
ed and they will be through in several
weeks. ~e-.-4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Much Improved

Mrs. J. M. Benton, who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid at her home
in Reno is much improved and VII
lie brought to this city as soon AS
she is able to be moved.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Coal! Coal! Coal!

Send in your orders, car just re-
ceived at Meyers Mercantile CONF
pany. Also a fine car of Dayton spuds,
test in town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Vesuvius in Eruption

Charles H. Peters received a postal
card yesterday morning from DIR. w.
J. Circle of this city, who is now i'll
Naples. The postal card bore a iurto
picture of Mt Vesuvius and on
corner the doctor wrote: Now in
eruption"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20

r. R. McGregory, of the United
States reclamation service is a gues
at the Arlington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20

Charlie Brulin Jr., has acsepted
nosition as car repairer at Hobart
Mills.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20

T. R. Hofer has returned from
business trip to TonOpah.
Captain Peter Curtz is in from Al
pine county and is stopping at the
Arlington.
Mrs. ]. H. Berry of Marysville IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. l.. Berry
of this city.
Miss Small. has returned from a
visit to friends in Silver City and
dayton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
Back From. the South

T. B. Hickey, arrived last even
ing from Tonopah, Goldfield AMI
Manhattan. where he has banking
mining and electric light and power
interests.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20
VISITING His Brother

S. H. Briggs, of San Jose is visit
ing his brother Gilbert Briggs IN TINS
city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-02-20

Art Burlington has accepted po-
sition in the Nye & Ormsby county
bank.
Governor Sparks Is to bottle min
eral water from his almo farm for
export .ahit4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

Ell Ayuntamisnto do Baysm6n
90 propons construir un amplio elf.
Gle, en- 10 calle sPuerto Rioos, e,aui.
No q 10 plszs principal, CON el fin de
lnssalar On elias. sus dependence cias.
Probablemsnte diriglrk dicha oLra
don Camilo Gonzalez.
-Ha aido declarado cssante el
mozo de oacio del Hospital mupicipsl
Pablo Ehavarrfa, nom br6ndoss On
su lugar q Juan Rodriguez. Echava.
rrfa rermanecer& en- dicho hospital
como enfsrmo.
-Ha sslido hacia Aguadills el
comisionado de educsci6n Mr.. Falk.
ner, quien asistirA . las COZ fsrenciss
escolarss one tendrGn lugar On dicho
pueblo.
Ell comisionado de- educaci6n
aprob6 el nombramisnto do los sefio
res don J. 7. Valeneis, don Alfonzo
Qaifiones y don Rsinaldo Lo yoia para
miembros dc 10 iunta eseolar do Pc
huelas.
-Mafiana 90 vera ca el Tribunal
Supreme 10 petici6n de auto inhibito-
rio On prccedimiento especial del Quo
Warranto promovido por don Eduar-
do Barreras cortrA el iuex dc 10 Cor.
to de Distrito dc Arscibo, don Ramon
Qdifionsa.
-Dofs Felfcits Trpjtllo, he sico
nombrada enfermsra del Hospital Es.
pecial de Hujsrss.
Ell skbado % 90 vera On Ia Corss
dc Aguadilla 10 apslaci6n On csusa de-
libelo contra don Edslmiro Mendez
Serrano, ex iuez dc pas do Lares.
Los republicanos assgursn Que el
prccesado obtendrk 10 absoluei6n CON.
tando con el apoyo de alguisn cuya
actitud 90 decisivs On este asunto.
AHA vsremos.
Hoy fus condenada Carm On Ld.
PEE psgar s15 do multa por haber
promovido aver un sscG udalo On Puer.
10 de TERRA.
Don Cristino Dfaz hs rsmitldo
pianos q 10 odciaa del Alcalds, de
una casa que trsts de con,truir On
Santurcs y para cuya obrA pide auto.
rizaci6n.
tContinia a Ia sdotsa. osl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO IL.
SAN JUSTO IL

Ell dia IL del prfxlmo Mayo, 40
efactuar&n iuegos at'es!cos en- el Hip6
dromo. TomarGn parse los mn % dc
les escuslas dc San Juan, sfcionados
& esa diversi6n.
-En sstos dfas 10 Corts dc Distri-
10 hA rebai ado muchas ssntercias i'm
puestas por 10 Cortel municipal, On
JUICES de spelsci6n.
Han sido levaptadoa por eobro
dc contribuciores 30 embargos on
Fonce y uno en- Morovis.
-EI s&bAdo prfx!mo . las dos
tendr& lugar on Puerta dc TERRA un
base ball entire Tfausit Interiors y 10
Red D.. Amsnizsr& 10 partida 10
banda dc 10 policfa insular.
Ell cuartsl general de Ia policfa
recib!6 esta maiiana el telsgrama Of
guiente:
Cabo Roio, rs Anoche 90 altert
el ordsn On el teatro. Numeroso r 4
blico protestabA do no habsr cumplide
prograpA 10 compafifa. Sc pedfa do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
BtBL1OTECA DE Ella DEMoCRAC1A, Gl

Yel bar6n empuiando suavemente 10 mArqueaa. Aiz>
sAlir sAi6 con ella.
Entonoss ssrvgny entGndose iunto lecho tomando Ia
mAno de Yvette, pronunc6:
i EGc6cheme, se6oritA.
Ella contest6 Sc senta tan ben, tan suavemente
td hubiese quedo nj hablar vvendo sempe
de aque modo Un benesIar infinite hbla apodrado de e
tAn grande como nunca 10 lntera.
E Aire tbio de 10 noche entrando soplos 9eros sopoG
de tercoe h acarcaba de cuando cuando ell de
efrescante de abanco que hubese do bado
odas las hoss de los boqugy odas las sombra de noch de
Ia bruma los rios do odas lac fres Mmber porque las
que hAbf e uelo On todas pars mezcabAn
perfume al sano tabor de a brisa nocturna
Asprba d are los oios cerados e corsz6n descan-
Ia de morr ano deseo vvo mpeOso de vvr Dc
ser dichoss, de cuAquier modo de amada a. amAda
Sarvgny repiti6:
-S.6orta Yvette. esc6chtme.
Sc decide abrir los oios El aGadi6 v6ndoa reanmads
-Vamos vamos iqu6agnifCan eaas Iocuras9
Ella murmurf;
-Ssntia tanto pesAr Angula
6l le eatrtch6 10 mano paternamente
- VsyA IN modo de enmendar les Ahora prone
time que emil ezaTa otra
No contet5 pero hSo IN levc movmiento con IL cabe7
acsDtusdo per una Eonri'a mas bien sensible que Visible
Sac6 Servi0ny 10 cara que guardara en- el bolsIo
-jHIy que ense6Ar eSto mamsl
Yvetts indic6 que con un gesto.
jOven Va no slbsqr6 decr porque a stuac6n era EN-.
barazcss Murmur6
Hja mia que Gceptar las coMs tai como veneE c,m.
prendo 81 dolor y le prometO
ella bAlbuci6:
ST. es usted bueno
CiltIOn El 10 miraba. Ella tepia en- 10 mrada aQo de
teDua de de cmento de pronto lvant6 smbos brszos
habieSe quedo atIere So incn6 hacA ella
diendo que e liam BIZ suI labos 90 unieron.
ltrmAnecisIon IN ratio M con los OiOs cerradO perO g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
El racino de twas

En- IN cairel de pkmpAnos aside,
vedIo colgando del parral ardienh;
trss 81 Ee eleva sl sol resplandeciente,
y 50 traaluz col6mpiASe encendidc.
De virginales stomos veitido
yierte salud en- el templado ambiente;
sus uvas son como collar do oriente
un roiO tallo de coral prendido'
Cuando Ee corta del rAcimo el peso,
el tallo cruge como 81 son de On beso
que conmueve lA EADgre acelerGda.
Y al temblor de Ias psnpanas lasciVas,
sslta el rocio en- gotal fugitivsG
crugiendo como alegre CarcaiAds.
SALVADOR RUEDA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
.tras noticias.

Ea 10 sssi6n del Csnseio cele
brsda aver tsrde, el ComiN do cleo
clones ipform6 que dip,ltieron sus car
gos de sgentes electof ales los rt f1ore'
que sigusD:
DON Manuel Peralta. do Sabana
Grsnds; don Pablo Hernandez, d.
Ponce; don Delfn Sierra dc Juncos
don Armsndo Julia, de Man Of; dor
Ramon Fernandez Nsgr6n, d. Cialssi
don Erasmo Aitd, dc Csrolins; dor
Amalio Cepeds, dc Lola; den Anto
MO Llabres, do Arroyo; don Juan Jo
sc Caro-, de San Jusp; don Victor
Cumpiano. dc Rinc6n; don Rafael Te
xldor, de Patillas.
Fueron nombrados para llenar
les vscsnt's los Q, a pres don Argel r.
Falcon, don Amador Riers, don Luis
L. Negfs, don Joae Rivera Miranda,
don Felipe Reyes, don jose Ma Ma
rina, don Esteban Moreno, don VIC
tor Coll Crcbf, don Ricardo Cumpia.
no Y don Catalina Rivera.
-Aysr as into xic6 en- el osl!ej6n
de sLa Chorreras 10 veeina Viotoria
Rodriguez, tomandoas una taerte do.
sis do sabadilla. AfortunAdamente
pudo salvafss, graeias ( 10 oportuna
asistencia de los m6iieos doctorea
Dovsl y Custo. segda IL rformes. dis
gustos tsnidos con III amante, dieror
motive & Victoria para tomar esa do
terminsei6n.
Hoy zarp6 para los Estadcl
Uaidos el vapor amsrieano <SaI
Juan.9
Exiitsn hoy AZ enfarmos en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

voluci6n del dinero RI jue2 municipa
ecup6 oil producto de dtcha function. -
/ Cabo O. fionez
ANA DE CRIA. La sefora
EvApgslista Rivera, dssea solccsrfs
como anna de cfis en- una casa de f.
milia de esta capital . sua bsrrios,
LIZ solieitants vive On 10 calls de la
Luna numero 4S San juan.
Ell "a del corrients fus resuslto
on 10 Corte dc Distrito de Areeibo el
pleito por divorcio que sostspia don
Juan Sifonts contra su sspe 90 dona
Francisco Orlandi y Mario, que
dAndo en- libertad ambos e6nyugues
para contraer nuevss nuevas nupeias.
LlevAbs 10 representation del sefIor
Sifonts el Lido don jose de Guzman
Benikz.
-Anccbe flere n detsnidos on Are
elbo vArios obreros por incitar . 10
huelga ca un m'tln 8 ,eialiata.
Los sefioIes r NJ Calder On y c.,
agentea en- San Juan de la sin rival
eervezs xPabst.s , tiensn existsneia au-
ficiente existenciA para atender 4 cusl.
quier pedido.
--Anoche promovisron un fuerts
esc&ndalo en- sl barrio Maehuchal, de
Santurce, Felix Pizarro, Laureano
Crrz y Gumersinda Pixarro. Hubo
una reyerta de 10 cual resultaron he
ridos el primero y 10 dltimA. Visto oil
esso ante 10 Corte Municipal, el Juex
DECLARE culpable a Felix y q Laureanc,
de turbsr 10 psz pdblica. condenkn-
doles & uno y dos meses dc carcel res.
peetivsmente.
-Fueron nom brados vocalss do
10 iunta ezcolar de BArranquitas, los
sc flores don jose d lores Lugo. don
Tomas Pagan y don Ramon DAvlla.
-ES NECEsARIO exigir que cada
ostia obtenga grabado el nombre d.
gestivo Moiarrieta, pero un solo sstu-
che produce meior efecto que una do
cens de botellas de aqua mineral 8 dc
ser el fnico curative radical, dol es.
tonnage y del intestine, 81 Digestive
Moiarrieta puri6ca los alimentos y
los haee asimilables. FL legitimo Di'
geativo Moiarriets cura On un dia laA
indigestionss, en- un mes las dispsp'
sias 8 gastralgias, y On tres msses las
mas graves Intermediates cr6nicas dol
sst6msgo y del intestine, Est& uni
versalmente coaarmado, On forma sin
igual, que 10 edsaeia del Digestive
Moiarrieta 90 verdaderamente radieal
= superior & ls dc todos los otros re-
medios. De vents en- las prineipales
farmacias de Europa y America.
He renunciado ~ puesto en- el
departamento do sducGc.6n don Anto.
nio Hernandez. Fl sei1or Hernandez
acept6 un cargo en- 10 Board de slec
clones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
El lago ideal

Hay dentro de mi s6r IN terso lego
TODD lux, todo amor, TODD purezA;
dc entire sus ondas, saco la belleza;
y la armonfs, de 90 ritmo vago.
JamSs de YER su azul ma satisf.go
nj de sdmirsr % nitida limpieza;
Dios On On espeio tiende 90 graEdeSs,
y 10 algeria 81 perenne halago.
Los que buscGis, Ilsgados por 10 vids,
brisas para 10 frente enArdecida
como On 81 Sahara 81 fresco de lls pllmls.
venid con vuestrM penss dolores,
y On mi la0o de luz y resplzndores.
hundid loo pechos y bIfiGd las almas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

Hospital Especial de Auisres de esta
ciudad.
En- vieques se declas6 aver un
incendio On 10 residencia do dofa Isa
bel Cor zalez El h:cho result6 ca
,a1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

de agentes eectoraes. s.-Envenena-
miento.-Vapor <san Juan s-Hosptal especial de
Mujeres. .=Incendo en- Veques.-Juegos atleticos.
Rebaja de sentencias. .-Embargos levantados -<Base
bal> en- Puerta de TERRA a-Disturbio Cabo Rojo.-
Peito de divorcio Detenciones en- Arecbo.-Escanda.
10 en- Santurce.-Otras noticias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
SORDERA|

81 tiene Vd. algunos amigos que sufren de
sordera, supuraciones del dido, ruidos en- ls
eaoeza, etc., dfgales que escriban Ala Beeba
Ear Drum Co., 10 Park Row, New York,
meneionsndo N este peri6dico, y sc les enviark
GKAIlS lnstrucciones de como puede cue
rarSe por ST solo.-Correspondenciay y folletos
en- lngles Espa6ol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26

estalla atronadora vocingleria.
y ca un compks amArra Ia melodfa
palmas. risas. reQuiebros. cuerdas y ci6As.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-26
AL|V|O IMMEDIATE
Eu'ac6n agua'--ts h que d doctor lobb pToDorhna
a los enfermg,

+, rreglos del est6msgo. Piee'o, rs cen
tavos.
El HsrdadeY0 Renlsdi0 Honaeopdtict
del doctor Lobb para 81 Htgado oombase
el NAL desde sus mas arraigados ger
msnss y le dsstruye sin deiar la mGi
ljiera oonsecuencia On el organismo,
cura 10 viliosidad, el entorpeeimiento
! de las funeiones del hfgado, 10 molss.
tie y el calor de 10 region debsio del
lado dereeho de 10 eostilla inferior,
etc. Precio, Is centavos.
Il! Nigorszcdor del doctor Lobb i'm.
parts nusva vida y corrije ID impo.
tencia de hombres raqufticos 6 debili.
tados por abusos. Precio so centavos
El Renedio d. d. ctor Lobb pora los
Dolores de Oobsza, los corrige euando
mas On tres minutes, sea cual fusre 90
causa. Precio Is csntavos.
La preparoci6n del doctor Lobb para
Ia San9re, desarraiga todas sus impu'
rezas. Precio rs centavos.
Consultas por correspondence
pueden hacsrse al aeiior
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-03
An Improved Postal Card.

Our postal card is in need OF i'm.
provement. The writing on It is in
plain view, to be read at leisure by
any postal employe from the time II
leaves the sender until it arrives at
Its destination. 1t is safe to assume
that this has been the cause OF no liz.
tie trouble and embarrassment.
During my first stay in Brazil I
found that the postal card there in
use was supplied with flap or cover
Ing of dark paper which, when gum.
med down, completely hid the writing.
This flap was attached 10 the back Of
the card, the edge gummed and per.
forated, the insertion Of a finger tip be-
Ing all that was required to open il.
1t served the purpose Of a letter at
half the expense. fail to see why our
government did not adopt this style
OF postal card long ago, the additional
expense being so slight as still to
leave a handsome profit.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-03
How To Catch snarrnuua-

Aaron Richardson, Of Wellington.
the venerable secretary OF the South.
ern Kansas Mutual Insurance Co. has
a new bird catcher that does the work.
The discovery was accidental. Some
time ago he threw into the back yard
an old rat trap-the kind where the
rats go in at one end, step on trap
door and fan through II was about
worn out and the rats were all gone.
A few days later he happened TO pass
the old trap and there were il spar
rows ia It, Drowning these. he put It
back, and I'm another day or two found
10 entrapped. Each catch has been
something like that till this morning.
when he found IS, bringing the total
up 70 about 100
So, II the sparrows are botherlng
you. try rat trap. You set Il by put.
ting live sparrow In &c, and then all
the other sparrows hearing him fut-
ter, want to get in and whip him
Kansas City Journal