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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
EC0S JUD|C|ALES
Sentencia con6rmada.- De.
Tito contra la j''sticia pd.
blica. En- apelaci6n.
HABEAs CORPUS
Dec'arado sin lugar.-Juicio
en- apelaci6n.- Resoluciones
de Ia Corte de Dist ito.

Aver fu6 sohnrmada por 10 Cor
IL de Distrito 10 ssnte elA do do
In 'ses gus 10 impuso Ia C rts muniei
pal { Ram6a Aeevsdo, asssado d,
dsliso contra la id,tisia ydbllea. K
Abogado de 10 dsfeoss ape6 pari
snte 10 Corte Saprems.
-Ha sido dsslarado sin lrgar 20,
10 Corte do Distrito el Habsos OsYpu
prsssntads por sl Ledo. r ssy { iavo,
de los indivlduos Adritn Colon !
Juan SAutans. 1resuntos Autorss do
erimsn de sMinillas
-Bsnito Nktet, Gus Q ,sl6 do uns
sentspcia de dos misses que 10 impuac
10 Oorte municipal, On sausa por eco.
mstimisato y sgrssi6n. fr6 sbsuel.n
aver por 10 Corss de Distsito Dc San
Juan,
La Corss do Diatrito de San
Juan. seesl6n IL. reso.vi6 aver los 81
gulenbeS AaunS0s:
Aprob6 10 pArtisi6n do bienss dol
6uado &adido CobGi Romsu.
Consedi6 autori2asi6n & Gabriel
Regime Cabiera, para hipotscar bic
mes dc nm h'jo suyo. msnor de edad,
pr6vis eondlsi6n do que disha hipots'
90 serA por ura eantidsd no mayor
de 1900. phz1 do VA sao q intsr6s no
mayor del por cisuto annual.
DsslAr6 pobrs { Maria Nicaela
Calz3n q IA do que pueda litigar, II.
brs do soNas j1ilslslss, sl plsiso do
divoreio que hs entablado eoalra "a
ssposo Manuel Vllaasca.
dyer SO vit % 10 Corte do Dis
srito do San juan el iuielo On apeia.
sion contra nusstro amigo y eorreli'
gIonario don Julio Calves O.sro, sen
ssnelAd0 por 10 cots munisipal & s26
do mulsA y dos msies do eA.esl, DOR
uso de ia revolver. FL salon do In
Corte sstaba slsstAdo dc gents por
tratsrse dc un iovsn que ge3a dc gene
ra'es aimpaifss zen qutsn sin duda
Observation-Disclosures 90 dssoargAron to-
dos los rigores do 10 ley, por sl .olo
hssho de ser uno de nustsros saforsa'
dos propsgandistGs polltlaos.
La d.t nsa del aeuaAdo, sstuvo {
cargo del Lsd0 don Jua> do G -xmGn
BsDih2, que ID h'El de manera bri
l'sr.fsims. DesurAda 10 prusba, 10
Oorts modified 10 sst lensia, I'm. oni6 !.
do al AeusAdo una mulla de e25.
Esta veg 10 eorte municipal no %
tuvo en- 10 justo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
En- PTI, De TERRA
Grandioso n Getting celt brado
en- Ia noche del Jueves 18
del corriente.
EN- e. CLUB
Ap'rtura del Club. Extra.
ordiparia concurrencia
Hloc uentes discursos.

hn o. messtug do Anla1oshs, or
Pusrts de Tisrrs, h'eisron uso de- ID
pAlab,a los SA ,rss vs.Gsauss, Ma
Ass, vtllslf. 0srsfa Dus6s. Lsfsbrs
BosansRrs, Rodrfguss, doetor do
Vale. Astol. do Diego y Nuacz RI
vera.
Ii soDsarrsnsia % salsul6 en unas
suaaro mil Almas. AL to, minarsa
el asto, muehos e lea ssistsntss a
meeting invadisron los salonss dol
solub Uaior iatss. donds 20 h.llaba
rsuntdo m gan sontipgsuts Do bsllau
dsmas del barrie, simpstixsdoras d.
10 Union Pusrtorriqusna
Dssds sl balloon del club. el lisen'
eiado don Ckndido Marines Rossll6
dirigi6 10 sloousts disoa,so al inmen
30 tsliso que habfa Quedsdo en- los
afusras del CLUB por no Asllar eabids
on el sdineio Qus sataba materialmente
Atestsdo do gsnte. Las dsmas faerou
stquiadas con esrvszs por la sub
iunta do aquel barrio.
Ests msseipg rssult6 cAai ten 90
plSodido como sl sslsbrado sl dia "a
ssrior On 10 plaza do sBsldorioty ,
III mismo snsusiasmo. eaia veg mas
srseisnbe; el mtsno fsrvor patri6tieo
y 10 misma dsvosi6n klA aausa rsdsn
tora.
Los oradorss rayAron { igual 81
sars que On 10 nochs anterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
De TODIs Parties
(Onttnwacidn de Ia pdgina 3a)

(Ctnttn~Gci6n de Ia pdgna 3Hl
do enviarle On rseusrdo On mslG loo,
abriendo 10 oportuna soIesta.
Los primsros iondos do 10 sus
eripsi6n han llsgado ~ 4 Espa6A.
Bl ex minislro dom Andres Me'la.
do he rscibido sells mil pssstAs al nn
seEAlado.
= * WH9r Msllado aaordaiG 10 for.
ma on que 90 ha do invertir disha
sums. para que % distribuei6n 30
hsga CON 10 mayor sQuidsd posibls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
(UININA QUE NO AFeCrAALA

CAbeZA. Las PAsTILLAs LAxATI.
vo BRoMo QuIN1NA representan 10
quicina combinada con osros ingre-
dientea On 10 torma mas aeeptabls y
ehesx para Rsafriados, L. Grippe =
sualesquier des6rden CatarrAl, Dolor
dc Cabssa, Calsnturas 8 condiciones
DC Malaria. De ventA On todaG las
botieas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

SchAndo bai6 ID escasra de Cuatro 60 cusSro
sscalOnes sg6 muss sOm6 direction ian OOnOcda do
antigua Gale do San JAOob0.
Creo que me be aplsudido AgasiIao prs9unt6 LOrn.
ST. ciodsdano % sxtrsEo, porQus % muy bueno 10
zoe scabas do dscr.
EnsODOss SsG snfermo do 10 que 20 ereis die LOrfn
YAsu vsx bsi6 ssOaerS psro con paso mas tanuuiIo
ArNemim no era Gsnovsvs
Apenas 90 halo LoIfu cAe do San HonorstO su
narano en- dor muud de 6vsns cudadanos quisns seOn
dpOsci6n de 50 esprtu secstumbrabe dar d6oms pun
tpies dc h Sguiaron rospetuosamens0
AOkndos ain dude por uno de os hombres vuosoa ouSnss
SAinu haba prOpustO que 90 desc IN vsdo bLnco IN
ramo de flores de Daranio
Como Aoomp Aamsnto bs creelendo Dor ustantsg puss
tan SGuea 6Doca hombra vrtuoo a.
csnd6 muchos miles nmSrO do vsnss cudadanos que pre-
snCaron sosmn0 aoo de entrsga del amo Aramss home
naie que snferm6 do snvidiA OtrSs muchas rasen0s
EnaQuella mismA ards oOrri6 Dor FaEs amos eans6n:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
SECC|0N MERCANT|L
N0tlS (Qmlf(ilIeS de San Juan

AoeaOn0s
DAnoo Ss Pto. Rico . e2sk%
Banso TERRITORIAL. Q 20. .G22
Baaso Popular e1o all.
AZUCAR. Para 10 xportasi6r
siR opseasioass.
waqwes anunciAdOs
vspor sspaaol sHigasl GAllarts
sale sl % tltimo Dc CoruHa. pari
este isla y la Dc CubA.
vspor espaael sFio Izb sali6 d,
Bsrssloaa el 13 del qss eursa pars
sns sssslas asostumhradas.
aslssa amsrisaHs sAsbxry Tos
aainss. asbs hshsr salido do N. YorA
para ssta klhaos dol pasado.
vspor smrissAe sCarssa., de
New Ysrk para ssta sali6 el 1s del
astasl..
Vapor ssbano sJulias estark
spsf cor proesdsnsia do 10 HabAns
sssalas intsrmsdies do un die
Giro.
vapar isansGs % aGbses eatark
sasf dol II al 10 del assual psossdsn.
10 de Pasrto Plata , ssgairG visis pc.
70 Europa.
VApoR sspaaol s0atalinas sali6
sl Is do C&ai2 para tstA.
RntRadas
Aver do NV York vapor ameri-
sano sCarassss con esrga = passis
vApor frances sPusbses Dc Puerto
Plata con arAnsito'
Saliaas
vApor sHarry LueksnbAth para
lA isla.
m1qacs ON Ruorte
TRAvERIA
aFosa@ kiees dsseaPgaado
OONTANRROG
skayasa xanAs Agaadilla
sOora aa6a do MariaS deaearg ando
AIudias dsssarg
sCarmslitAs YabueoA
sDssssdas pendieuls
q aGAa Migusls Fai ardo
sEspsrsnsas psndiente
sProgrssos Yabusoa
- Ha sl oluh Dc y. KshzAAhn b
o., 3s 9aa FrAneiseo, 20 vendsn dos
Teloies do GRO eAdA ssmAna, entire 50 /
soelos. AheAAado oo.s0 8 Leo ssmAnAl.
L. Ultima ssmAaA ohtuvo uno don
RAm6n NAda', soeio nknsro ~.
- ~~M~4A ~~mMR vys
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
CURA GARANTIZADA PARA
LAS ALMORRANAS

sIMPLES y SANGRANTEs, Ex'
TERIORES y con picax6n. Los boti.
carlos devolverSn el dinero, 81 el UN.
GUENTO do PAZO deia do curar
eualquisr easo, por rsbslde que sea on
6 IA dias. La primera aplicaci6n do
slivio sosiego. 81 el boticario no
10 tisne, snvfenos el equivalents q so
osatavos orc americana, On ssllos do
sorreo, y 80 snvtarA tranqueado Dor
Paris Medicine Co., st Luis Mo. e. u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
Vivs Ia diosa RGs6n,
Llama pura, dulco lux.

be le0ado hasA noeoros sin nombrs de- autor Ia
CuA ha esrCdO muCho gAcdad de os aruus6o0cs rovcu
ciouario ca Atsvsmos aguTr qua fu6 hechA para L.
bella Artemisa por nueatfo amigo Jacinto Lorin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20

| frInoIpaIes artleuIos
que 90 dsta'lan en- almAosnes, & los
slguientss prscios;
Arrooes: de partido 6 Jap6n d
NG4t.
'dsm vAlenciano do el . o. POI
extreme do elssea.
Aios dc 2s stvs. & so.
Bonbone s6}A
Raaalao e65
sArdinas ahumAdas . Il eentAvos.
Cebollas espatiolas sS
IL smsriesnAs %
Garbanzos al 80.
Habichuslaa Amarisanas soloradas
laxgas 90. Rlspsas ansrieanaa Of
Harina dc trigo e4a II
Id dc maix 81
Jamonss sl0} Q IL.
Jahkn Rocamora est, america
90, ss3 ~.
MAnteea Ls7 On ! y On esias do
NJ & 10.
AantsQuillai dc s1s . 1s
Pasta del pals Q s3A.
Papas ansrisanas II @ Ii.
TosiHo, . III . 10.
Tasais 20
Qussos am. s1s PatagrGs 20.
Leche eondensada sAguila, & @|
Id Id sOrxx RoiasisA
Id Id sNagAolias ~
DEL PALS
Ax6sar para el sonsumol
Naseabsdo slaro dc go.
De miel slaro . o..
Osntrifuga alaro Do u aes
Amerisana do 64.as}.
De Ponce e31 . -.
Ron AZ grados Cartier & e1.Se een.
lhvos gal6n pagados r. Intarnas
Naix e.1.40
Tahaoo, nominal,
PrecIOs do compra
Almid6n o ea.60
Algod6n dc s . $50.
Oosos dc Is = 18 millaE.
Ousroa dulses e2e q u
Nebo do res 81
Cate e0rrienbo nominal
Candles .oorrIentes
Londrsa chsak Q 4.STsksAs71
Paris e 2a.A.3I:D.
RAmbzrg0 G4.ssD.
New York $50 etvsI: p
EspAda l0.A. .104 D.
CvduIas ..hlpOtecarIas
3Anso Territorial y Agrioola 600
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20
FibIica dc Niquina, % Tos-
Tar cafe De Victor CaprI|es
San German P. r.

Se fsbriean esiss mao uiuas dol
samsfio y preeio que 90 pidsn. EKaa'
tsmsnts iguales 4 las que % importan
dol exsrsngero. III tsmafio do 10 pul'
gsdas do largo. 0 dc Aneho y IL do
alto, vale dos dellass. Do mayor la.
RsG0 suben los preoins.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20

En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel viejo de peri6dico 4 dos
pesos el quinta'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20

~ ID o. Olaf Dc y. KsAxAAhn b
o.. 2s 9aa FrAnsisec, 90 vsndsn dos
Heloiea do Gro eAda ssmAna, entire 50
soelos. AheAaado %. 80 8 Leo asmanal.
L. Ultima ssmAaA ohtuvo uno don
Ram6n NADIA, soeio nGnsro Al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-20

Para eurar un resfrlado on un
uIav toms el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUIN1NA. ii botieario 10 dsvolverA 81
diHsro a no 90 eura. L. frma do n,
w. GROVE % hAlla On eads sajila,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK

James N. Adams and his daughter.
Miss Lena Adams, left last Friday for
Newell, n. O., where they will mako
their home in the future.
DIS Hull moved into town last week.
He has bought q house and lot from Jack
Martin. i
We wish to remind the people of the
"Horn Quartette and Bell Ringers" next
Lyceum attraction which comes off at
the school house next Saturday evening.
Performance begins at $50. Practically
all of the reserved seats have been taken.
Unreserved seats can be had at 25 cents
each. Parties wishing to attend this at
traction can arrange to get their tickets
by seeing t. Peden Anderson at the
bank or wait until Saturday evening
and be accommodated at the school
house.
Miss Annie Stone, one of Seneoa's
charming young ladies, visited her
cousin, Miss Alice Pnckett, last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Hartwell Sun, February 10th: Lewis
j. King died at his home near Fair Play
last Sunday from pneumonia. Hc leaves
a wife and children. Mr.. King was we'll
known in Hart county and his old friends
here will regret to learn of his demise."
The first quarterly conference for the
Westminster charge will be held at Rock
Springs on March and a.
Rev. j. j. Harrell has not returned
from Monticello, Ga, at'the time of this
writing and the only information we
have in regard to his brothers. death was
gathered from the newspapers.
Hartwell Sun: "Mr. and Mrs. E. G..
Poore and little daughter, Loaine, of
Westminster, who have been visiting
Mrs. G. E. Dickerson for several weeks,
have returned home" A. L. Gossett.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
Burglary and Fire in Seneca.

Seneca, February 81. - Luther A,
Moore's store was burglarized last night.
Three negroes were caught in the store,
but two escaped. The names of these
two, however, are known. SO far as
learned, Mr.. Moore's loss is compare
lively small, and he will in all probability
get back all that was stolen.
The residence of G. p. Gignilliat was
totally destroyed by fire last night. Il
was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Trimmer,
whose household goods and clothing
we're all destroyed. The residence was
insured, but Mr.. and Mrs. TRIMMER had
no insurance on the household goods,
and their loss is considerable. The fire
caused great excitement and at one
time it was thought child had been
burned to death, but it was later discov.
cred unharmed. NV. a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
Anew Dlspansary Board Elected.

Columbia, February 17.--The dispen-
sary election by the joint assembly at
noon to-day resulted in the choice of w.
o. Tatum as commissioner, who was re-
elected without opposition, and j. u.
Wylie, of Chester, and Capt. John Black,
of Colleton, to succeed John Bell Towell
and l.. w. Boykin as directors.
The third candidate for director was
r. f. Dukes, of Orangeburg.
Chairman II. III. Evans, Of the board.
was a candidate for reelection and WAS
showed under by Representative j. M.
Rawlingson, Of Columbia. The vote was
1903 to 80.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
Fraud Exposed.

A few counterfeiters have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds, and other medi-
cines, thereby defrauding the public.
This is to warn you, to beware OF such
people, who seek to profit, through
which have been successfully curing dis
eases for over 35 years A sure protec-
tion, to you. Ia our name On the wrapper.
Look for it, on all DIR. Kings or Buck
LENS remedies, as all others are mere
limitations III. E. Bucklen & Co., Chi
cago, ILL.,, and Windsor, Canada.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
NEWS FROM wEsrmlHsrEB.

Westminster, February 19.-There will
be preaching in tho Christian church
next Sunday morning at IL a. M, and at
night by Rev. j.. A. Erwin, of Walhalla.
Public cordially invited.
w. b. Terrell, manager of the COM
pany's store at Lockhart, spent q few
hours with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Terrell, Sunday. &
Swift Gilmer, of the railway mail SER
vice, was visitor here Sunday. d
BY the presence of mind and the
heroic work on the part of her little
seven year old son Mrs. John jenkins, of
the Hopewell section, saved her house
from burning last Friday. Her husband
was away and just as the little boy was
starting off to school the roof of the
house was discovered to be burning. The
little fellow braved the fire flend, climbed
upon the house and poured water as fast
as it could be handed to him by his
mother The flames were beginning to
burn fiercely and Mrs. Jenkins and her
boy were we'll nigh exhausted when the
fire was extinguished.
r. A. Windgate and Furman Geer
were recent visitors to Westminster.
The former is yirginian and the latter
lives in Anderson county.
Chief William t. Cheswell, of the Bos-
ton fire department., who died suddenly
on the morning of February Is, was a
cousin of Capt. w. K. Cheswell, of West
minister. Chief Cheswell has been con-
nected with the Boston fire department
for IA consecutive years and died in the
harness, 30 to speak, while responding
to an alarm of fire.
s. FL. Johns, Esq, has been quite sick
for several weeks.
Aaron Eubanks, of Oakway, died very
suddenly few days ago.
series of meetings will be held in the
Presbyterian church in March. Rev. j..
j. Harrell is expecting the help of Rev.
+. e. Hunt, of Greenville.
The friends in this section of Rev. w.
Lee Harrell were shocked to learn that
he was accidentally shot and killed near
Monticello, Ga, on last Thursday while
bird hunting. Previous to his pastorate
at Monticello he preached at Toccoa and
Buford and while living at the former
town he assisted in weeks meeting at
Westminster, where he made host of
friends. His brother, Rev. j.. j. Harrell,
who is now the pastor of the Presby-
terian church at this place, left on No. IL
Thursday evening to attend the fune-
raj. A special to the Atlanta Constitu-
tion from Monticello, under date Of
February Is, says:
"Rev. w. Lee Harreil, pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, was accident
ally shot by II. II. Powell about noon to-
day while ont bird hunting, and died
from the effects within short time.
The accident occurred four miles from
here, and physicians were summon ed at
once, but he died before they reached
him.. Mr. Harrell leaves wife and four
small children, father and brother In
North Carolina. The burial will be here
Tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Powell ia
prostrated with grief"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21

TO CURE A COLD In, ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If it fails to
cure' E. w. Groves signature is on
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
!
- aEfi iz,Gg & Powder
Abs OlgIfely
Pure
Made from Pure Grape Cream of II

In baking powder Royal is the standard, the
powder of highest reputation; found by the
United States Government tests of greatest
strength and purity.
1t renders the food more healthful and paat-
able and is most economical in practical use.
Housekeepers sometimes importuned to
buy alum powders because they cheap
Yet some of the cheapest made powders are sold
to consumers at the highest price.
Housekeepers should stop and think. Is it
not better to buy the Royal and take no chances
the powder whose goodness and honesty are never
questioneda
Is it economy to spoil your digestion by an
alum-phosphate other adultered powder to
save few penniesi
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co. NEW YORK
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-08-23

inappropriate remark. became confused,
while Veronica looked from one to the
other inquiringly.
"My sole reason for referring to the
necessity for work" the authoress re-
marked, "Was to point a moral, which is,
we never know what we can do until
we try Now, apply that moral to your
self, Valerius."
"It's too late"
How do you llnow?" Olive Dunbar
ton persisted, her low, gentle voice full
of earnestness. "You have talent, though
in what direction it lies | can't say. You
have seen the world. You have rich
stores of experience. There are your ma
terials--begin to use them; make a career
for yourself"
at my age?"
Nov is the time when your gifts are
ripe. Do something which will advance
yourself; or, better still, which will help
your fellowmen. That way lies happi-
ness"
II as born lazy"
"No; but yoa were spoilt by having
from the first more money than you
needed"
"You are wrong. It was not that
which spoiled me-" he answered, a mean-
ing which she could not mistake under
| lying his words.
And once more a silence fell upon the
table, while Galbraith emptied his glass
and faint color crept into Olive Dunn
barton's face
Presently she arose, saying:
| "Would you not rather smoke youi
cigarette with US in the drawing
than sit here alone?'
very much he responded quietly
and he arose likewise
There was something of regret ant
sef-reproach in his voice which she TN
derstood and appreciated. The low
rooted, yellow walled drawing room was
half in shadow as they entered, and botf
felt glad Of the repose it lent. A glow
of freight flickered on the painted tiles
of the hearth beside which they seated
themselves, Mrs Dumbarton with an ali
Of languor.
Her figure was rather tall and some
what thin, but without angularity, anC
with a grace Of movement that was ;
charm in itself Tier face, more Ions
shan oval, v7s lighted by large, gray
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-08-23

preparing it. He caught the turtle him
self. 1t was small one so he picced
1t out with chicken. 1t was favored
with sassafras and snakeroot and wild
mustard, and was cooked to a delicious
turn. My mouth watercd so | could
hardly keep myself in proper coil. |
hung around and helped fetch firewood,
and every time he stirred it | had a sur
reptltlous lick at the spoon. Uncle Fox,
he set out the table, and / was plan
ming one of his cute games. Very soon
| perceived that my suspicious were cor
rect. There was only one dish-a large
one, but shallow to a degree"
Skip that part" said the Mud Turtle
That's history"
Il skip to the morning of the party.
Mr. Stork was to come early; Uncle Fox
poured the soup out of the kettle into
his one dish; got the scrapings, and
they were extremely small. Being only
the dinner gong, | wasn't considered in
the bill of fare.
Pretty soon Mr.. Stork arrived, and
Uncle Fox met him at the door with
pleasant SMILE and they exchanged COM
pliments and the weather, and talked a
little about the coal strike, and its eli
feet on the price of firewood.
'And all that time | was alone in the
dining-room with that delectable turtle
soupp
Can't you call it chicken soup?' said
the Mud Turtle. There was chicken
in it, too"
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CHAPTER


Valerius Galbraith stood bv one ol
the open windows in the drawing room
Of an old-fashioned red brick house IN
Hexton road, St Johns Wood. sur
rounded by is own grounds and screened
from the thoroughfare by high bu,ging,
ivy-topped wall
Rather above the middle size and
slight in figure, well made and grace
tul IN his movements, he was a man
whose presence gave the impression Of
elegance and distinction. lis fair and
rather iiorid complexion, wavy auburn
hair, broad forehead, prominent blue
eyes, his chin, and long light mustache
gave him claims to be considered dccid-
ediy handsome. Though close upon
forty years he scarcely looked thirty, SO
tree was his face from lines or wrinkles.
SO perceptlble the desire for pleasure his
lace betrayed, SO bright his outlook upon
life.
The graver cares and deeper sorrows
OF existence, if ever known 10 him. had
left no trace behind. His freshness OF
spirit and mental youthfuncss were con-
tagious.
Independent if not wealthy, lord of
himself, without ties or responsibilities,
he had travelled through every country
of Europe obtaining the experiences,
realizing the pleasures which foreign
scenes afforded.
And now on the eve of journey
to the East-the land of color, luxury
and romance, which had ever possessed
a fascination for his impressionablc tenn
perament-he had come to say farewell
to the friend and companion of his boy
hood, to her whom he had loved, whom
now he loved, who with her daughter
were his sole relatives.
AS he gazed absently across the gar
den with its great plots and IFS flower
beds crowded with early chrysanthe-
NUNS, he thought of his past-that idle.
prohtless, pleasant past, which might vet
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will produce s6,12O.oO per day net profit, but
our intention is to erect concentrator OF 1,OOO
tons capacity. Such plant would produce a
daily profit OF over $4,000, a yearly proht
of over 81, ,000l
This will give you dividends on your stock
of 1900 per cent on your investment.
Think of it!-150 times your money back
in each year, Does this startle you? Our
neighbor, Senator Clark, is clearing over s20-
100000 each year, working 40 acres, "a miles
away right on the same range.
Dividend paying Copper mining stock sells
on the market at about ten times the amount
it pays in yearly dividends. This stock, there
fore. on the above estimate, which you can
get to-day at ONLY CENTS A SHARE,
should sell on the market at about $3.50
share-at $50 times what you can buy it for
to-day.
$40 invested in our mine now would ,o
be worth .-........,......''. - i'ooo
gov 'e' be worth ..... - ..................s $500
f-'V be worth ......................s ~ 5000
pew ''Se' be worth 1880
F''' be worth .......................s $4,000
'''O he worth observation-disclosures $50, 900
Do these figures startic your kead history
500 invested in Greene Consolidated III 1871
is now. worth $500.
sl00 invested in United Verde in 1897 is now
worth $4,000.
500 invested in Wolverine in 1893 is now
worth 5000
300 invested in Calumet and Pittsburg in
1903 is now worth 5000. .oo
500 invested in Calumet and Arizona in 1902
is now worth $4,000.
ARIZONA LEADS THE WORLD
IN COPPER MINES
Beyond doubt Arizona has underneath her
soiI larger richer deposits of Copper than