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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-02-24

Les PELIGROS DE LAS PLAGAS.
Hay un grave peligro en- las
plagas de tos feriua v restrio
tan predominantes, a menos
que Ud. tome Il Nu.vo Descu
hrimiento del DR.. King para
la consuncidn, to- y resfrio.
La Sra. Geo. Walls, de For
est City. Me, escllbe: "Es an
don particular que Dios man
do a la gente que vive en- eli
mas donde la tos, ell resfrio pre-
dominan. Con este remedlo
desaparecen muy pronto. Evl
ia la pulmonia, cura la grippe,
da un alivio maravil'oso al as.
ma y febre y forta'ece los pull
mones debiles, 10 sufclente pa
ra evitar la consunci6n, tos y
esfrio."
Precio: 50 cts. y 81. 90. GA
rantizado por todos los botica
rios.
Las botellas de muestra sc
dan gratis.
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CosTUMBRE QUE DEBE
VIGoRIZARSE.

La madre que acostumbra
tener siempre d la mano un
frasco del remedio de Chamber
lain para la tos Sc ahorra dis
gustos y ansiedades. Toses, res
frios y Group, a que los niiios,
son tan propensos, Sc curan
protamente con este remedio.
Evita que ell resfrio Sc vuelva
pulmonia, y al Sc toma inme
diatamente que aparezca el pri
mer sintoma de crcnp; Sc evita
ell ataque. Este remedio M
contiene ninguna sustancia per
Judicial, y las madres 10 dan q
sus niiios con mucha confanza
y seguridad. De venta en- to
das las boticas.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-02-24
dUHREZ
E1 Il de Mario de 1906

En- este dia, que sera de eterna re
membranza en- todo ell Continente,
la grandiosa obra de Juarez ocupa
ri ell pensamiento Nacional y ell A
pote6sis que la Patria haga al Be-
nemerito, no tendra precedente en-
la Historic.
Hablando del futuro aconteci-
mieato dice un escritor, cuyo nom
bre sentimos no conocer, 10 siguien
te:
"!JUAREZ! sefa ell nombre que
en- ese dia Sc pronuncie en- todos
los ambitos de Ia Naci6n. su vida
su genio su historic, su obra sera
loaaque Sc narre, 10 que Sc juzgue,
10 que Sc enaltezca ese dia en- todo
ell vasto pals, 10 que Sc escucha con
religioso respeto, 10 qae emocione
ell alma de millones de meXicanos
10 que victor6en millones de bo-
cas-. -.
3Qu6 glorifcacion tan grandiosa
de un patricio tan nueva, tan uni
ca hasta hoy ell mundo. Sera por
primera vez en- Ia Historic Univer
sal, y de manera positiya una n~
ci6m en- maS0 .gl0a'Hcana0 ii a.
no de SuS 1McnOs AIoS, no ante
concursos literarios y selectos sola
mente, nj ante muchedumbres en-
fiestadas que piensan en- otros MI
meros de un programa de diver
stones; sino ante la totalidad del
pueblo y sabios y analfabetas, po-
bres Y ricos. mujeres, hombres y
ninos, Jun million de escolapios
CuandO menOS.
lei nombre, la figura, la gran
deza y la gloria de Juarez en- to-
dos los pensamientos, en- todas las
-bocas, en- todos los ofdos, en- todos
los ojos, en- todas las almas!
iQue resurrection, que venera-
cion, que homemade, que prueba
de gratitud, que manifestation de
amor tas grandes!
Y este solamente en- las escuelas
primarias oficiales, bajo eel techo
de las au1as.
Y fuera, en- la via p1blica, a
cielo descubierto, en- los iardines
de las ciudades, en- ell campo, en- Ia
montana. en- ell espacio, frente d
las casas Y lugares todos en- que
Juarez habit6, medito, habl6, lu-
ch6, dict6 sus redentoras leyes;
donde descans6 como peregrino ia
tigado Y meditabundo, donde lie
gaba en- su..coche historicc, cusierto
con ell polvo de los caimnos Y los
desiertns, no como en- la barca que
llevaba "a Cesar Y su fortuna, "
sino llevando Ia bandera, la ley,
ell derecho, ell honor y Ia fortuna
de la Repdblica; donde expidlo
las leyes de Reforma: donde qule-
ra que establcci1 ell gobierno ma
cional, donde peligro su vida y ell
porvenir de la Nacion; en- la ciu-
dad, en- la aldea, en- el desiertO, en-
todas parties dondc trabal6 como
buen ciudadano para cumplir isu
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n la memOrla del Sr. ESCOntrla
Ell Sr. D Mareelino l.. Zama
IRON, distinguido potosino esta
terminanC o una interesante o.
bra, dedicada como ofrenda de
amistad d la memoria del mol
vidable Sr. Ingenlero Don Bias
E+contria, Ministro que fu6 de
Fomento y reci4ntemente muer
to en- esta capital.
E! Sr. Il ,marron ca persona
sumameut5 activa de vasta illus
TRACTION y grandes aptitudes, y
para la formation do su obra ha
recibido selecta collaboration de
muy conocidos escritores de la
Rep1blica. Su labor es altamen
te valiosa pues que elapreciable
autor de la Corona Funebre,
fue muy distinguido por el Sr.
Escontril' que veia en- ell 81.
Zamair6n, al par que un "otl-
BILE amigo, uu eiicaz colabora-
dor en- las ge-tiones admins
trativas del progresista gobier-
no3de San Luis Potosi.
Juan Panadero.'
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TAUBE2 BE2an5a
Tenemos de venta
los siguientes:
Armonias y Cantares, por ventura
Ruiz de Aguilela; un tomo rustl

Armonias Cantares, por ventura
Ruiz de Aguilela; un tomo rustl
"a a.................... ~"
Oemi Monde. cada tomo. 81
Cuentos Nauionales, Dor Angel
r, Chavez, un tomo rGstica..... 5o
Conferencias de Sn. Agustfn. por
ell Rev. p. Agustino Fray Euge
MO Cebalos. 3 tomos, rdstica. 90
La Protection Libre Cambio por TT,
Caballero 1 tomo r1stica ......O'
U ma Enamorada, por Andres
Sanchez del Real un tomo rnstl-
',oo
Naturaeza de las cosas, por Tito Lu
crecio Caro-, un tomo rdstica. '...5O
emorias de un Estudiante, por ell
Lie. Alexandra Villasenor, un to
mo rustiCa. ....... .......'..'. 90
FL Clavc, por Pedro A. de Alarcon,
I'm tumo r1stica e.. .........'
Derecho en- la Vida Economics, por
5 Dn. Anselmo Guerra, un lomo
rustlca.. .,.... ......''.'..'. 'eo
Dinamita y Petroleo IL
Cuentos del Dia, por On. Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilcra.............'. .oo.
La Prmera Production. 30
Pledras Preciosas, por Salvador Rue
ua ,.............- ~
Collection de SOnetoS. ............. 10
Faje Critico alrededor de la Puerta
del Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard.
Los problemas de la Naturaleza. 90
La Cascade de los Ams ntes. ..... 10
bhrbcrllo de Lavapies ...... 30
Cu,ntGs, de Alegandro Isrrublera 3
Cnentos para Nliios os.............2o %.
FtIs1n pedido Sc atendera 81 no viene
acUmps nado de su importe. Siempre
que ell envfo vaya certiiicado maDdese
diez centavos mas para ell certitit ado.
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Construction de On luGVO
EdIIIcIO DQT0 ESeue|Q
EN- LA HUAsTECA PoTosINA
ConduCta del Sr. Gobernador
de;San Luis .-SugeSti6n en-
todo el Estado en- 10 rclati-
vO q instruction.

La instruction p1blica en- San
Luis Potosi ha entrado en- un Pc
riodo de movimiento evolutivo;
parece que en- este momento Sc
ven mas claras las gestiones del
Gobierno en- favor dc csc ramo,
tan importante en- la vida de todos
los pueblos. No nos cansaremos
nunca de elogiar en- todos los to-
nos cualquier mejora material que
Sc realice-cn los momentos en- que
la era de paz que disturbances la
ma insinuantemente 4 los indivl-
duos y & los Gobiernos, para que
laboren en- favor de la comodidad
V de la vida civilizada de los pue-
bios; pero cuando Sc trata de labo-
res asi, como la construction Gle
esc1elas, entonces nuestro entu-
siasmo no conoce limites, pues cree
mos que esta clase de construc-
clones han de ser la base firmisi-
ma sobre que deben descansar la
paz y engrannecimiento de Ia Pa
tria. La construction de un edifi-
clio para escuela en- la Huasteca es
de doble significaci6n que en- MIN
guna otra parte, 81 Sc tiene en-
cuenta que en- aquel lugar, donde
radica la clase indigena pura del
Estado, es donde la accion del Go
bierno debe ser mas energica en- ia
vor de la regeneration de aqsella
clase. Ell Sr. Jefe Polltico del
Partido de Tancanhultz, que sun
hombre progresista, proyecto la
construction de un edificio con ell
objeto que hemos indicado, en- la
Plaza principal de aquella Cabece-
ra; al verificar su vista Official el
Sr.. Prof. Guardiola, tonlo nota
le la. noble idea de aquel funcio-
mario, y al rendir su informe al
Gobierno, apoy6, como era de es
nerarse. Ia iniciatiya que Sc lie pre-
sentara.
FL Sr. Gobernador Esplnosa y
| ECuevas, que no vacila nunca, cuan
do Sc trata del rdmo de la instruc
ci6n. tom6 en- consideration el
mencionado proyecto, y sin perdl
da de tempo orden6 Sc dieran q la
Jefatura Politica de Tancanhuitz
yC'SAdondos necesarios para ell pro-
SIosolo ediicio. Is, pues, s,un hef
lcriSue Sc tendra en- ell lugar de
nd1cia una escuela en- buenas
Aitiones, dotadh con
Up y sobrado material esco-
n l. es ell Sr. Inspector Guardio
O,co e todo el apoyo del Sr. 60
pr para satinfacer las nece-
speClat de la instruction con toda
>, y como 10 piden las cir
oon cias de cultura porque
Tel. IA
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ideas del Sr. Espinosa y Cuevas
en- 10 referente q la instruction de
de Ia ciase indigena; para 81 no so
10 es deber de la autoridad, sino de
ber paternal, deber de humanidad
llevar la luz 4 aquellos pueblos
para que salgan de Ia situaci1n en-
que Sc hallan y sean elementos sa-
nos y servibles q la cultura del Es
tado. Creemos .firmemente que
este altruismo del ilustrado Gober
nador de San Luis es dobidfJ
te interpretado pof ell Sr. IdO
tor Guardiola, y con la a. de
y honradez que lie cono,no Sc
bra responder q las elevl
de su dignfsimo Jefe, da, a,o
mo cuanto necesita en- -
tecnico y desterrando alg' WV
ticas nocivas, que pudieAte 50
pecer la marcha de las !, por
Como habr5n leldo nu,ud V
torres en- la prensa metrPresi.
y. hoy nos parece oporta in
trio, ell Sr. Gobernadol
Luis, teniendo en- euenta ne"
da de las cosechas en- Ell pla
de Cerritos, Y comprendiendosqu
las Escuelas rurales podian sufrir
en- algo, por la dificil situaci6n de
los propietarios, obligados q soste
nerlas, acord6 una cantidad de
consideration para ell sostenimien-
to de aquellas escuelas, todo 10
cual, no solo revela las mobiles mi
ras de este Gobernante, sino que
corrobora 10 que asentamos con an
terioridad. Justameste, la labor
del Sr. Espinosa v Cuevas no es
facil abarcarla en- articulos de es-
ia clase, pues 81 bien lleva su ac-
ci6n hasta los mas apartados pun
tos del Estado, realiza, por otra
parte, en- la Capital, hechos no
menos importantes, siempre en-
favor de Ia cultura popular; prue-
ba de este tiltimo es la creacion Sn
la Escuela Militar, de una Ciase
de Estenografia y Escritura en- Ma
quina que Sc ha puesto bajo Ia hd-
bill direction del Sr. D. Marcelino
L. Zamsrr6n, cuyos cOnocimien-
los en'estas materias son bien CO
nocidos en- aquel Estado. La tras
cendencia de esta Ciase en- San
Luis, es inapreciable- en- favor de
los jovenes que no pueden hacer
una carrera, y que no aspiran 4
los ofcios mecanicos.
Sobrarlan los concentrates en- es
ia cIase de labor administrative,
81 no juzgaramos de nuestro deber
hacer conocer al p1blico estos he
shos, y hacer la appreciation consi-
guiente de los mismos; mas va
que esa es nuestra mission, con
gusto la cumplimos, mandando
nuestra felicitacion entuciasta al
joveh Gobernante. que entra con,
todos los brfos' de su caracter "
de su ilustraci6n en- la via del po-
sitivo adelahto del Estado.
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deber de buen mandatario del pue
bio: donde formaba ell Consejo de
Estado para estudiar y dirigir los
graves negocios de la Rep1blica;
donde velaba cuando la naci6n dor
mia, confada en- el, y escribia su
admirable correspondence aconse-
jando y ordenando a sus compa-
triotas, 4 sus diplomaticos, q sus
generates, q sus partidarios, q sus
parientes y amigos y adn q sus e.
nemigos; donde 10 seguia ell ojo
alberto y torvo de los espias, " ell
ojo espantado de la TRACTION, y ell
oio asombrado de Maximiliano, de
Bazaine, dc Napoleon. y los ojos
estupefactos de America y Euro
pa; donde siempre serene, dueno
de ST, de su causa, de su pueblo,
de su triunfo, luchaba contra ell IN
menso obstaculo, contra ell pasa-
do, contra ell fanatismo, contra ell
odio politico .hecho imperio, con-
ira ell odio de raza hecho ejercitos,
contra la fuerza y ell desprecio de
Europa. Un indio de America
contrr ell Viejo Mundo, sin mas la
20 de union con vel Y con la Justi
cia y ell Honor, que la mano del
Gran caballero Don Juan Prim, ell
noble soldado espahol! Donde, en-
fin, tomaba ell pulse al agonizante
imperio, Y ..donde firm6, inexora-
BILE y justiciero, la sentencia de
muerte contra ell usurpad0r y sus
dos mas bravos parciales.
Y luego, ell unanime igI0rs@! de
la tribuna Official y de la popular,
de la tribuna libre, de la tribuna
infantil, y ell immense ihcSan~1!
de la Prensa, d ell clamososo jubi-
leo de los campanarios y las bate
rias, de las albas en- la TERRA y en-
ambos mares, estremeciendo los
aires, los cerebros, los corazones!
La Gloria y la Fama soplando
en- sus sonoras trompetas de orc
en- ambos mundos, en- la America
Sajona Y Latina, EN- la Europa La
tina y Sajona!.
Y en- todas parties la figura y ell
nombre de JUAREZ, en- la escue-
la, ren ell palacio, en- la cabana, en-
ell pensamiento, en- ell. coraz6n, Ell
ell libro, en- ell folleto, en- ell perio-
dico, en- ell estandarte, en- la media
LA commemorative, en- la bandera,
en- ell marmol, en- la lapida, en- el
granite del monumento, EN- ell
bronco escultural del BENEME-
RITO. en- los labios del an9iano
tembloroso, del veterano con hovi-
do, del obrtro drlN ~ del
entusiasmado !
exaltaci6n pIgual para tt
two y orgui
su gloria, del Barato!
peo, y de la
heroina, del n
homore. y dispem blante atrae
r'e por 81 paw ,nigos nos esti T
., los tratamos y
'i1oI JoI ps brillantes e
p.E;.r, obtiene to
ter's Rocky
FL E5iadO a. /
-s-ss la Botica 7
: cpntS
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I'D. no encontra,a la her
mo'ura en- el sfrite nj en- el
blanquete. La verdadeaa her
mosura IA poseen los que. to-
man el Te Hollister Rm Ky
Mountain. Es un tonicn ad
mlrable. Precio: 80 cts, re 6
Pastillas.
DE venta en- la BCtica de la
relo.
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CONDICIONES,

-, o.ms,r,,a FIR e;iz,"' pub ia
/, ,ibsdoi ,,,9 m,,os 90
.-,.rodo p,go SO hard en- moneda de
~ nrs,l.amente adelantado
Pd., , Pr'rr.'mit'do., seGdn e"ny'nio
=, oortasppn ieno'' deoe a,,,'''S'
- JUSTo CARDFNAs.
I,redo, Texas
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Notable Corona
F1nebre

a la memoria del Sr. EsContrfa
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Entered as second class
matter In the Post on o
at Laredo, Tex.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
HOW ABOUT THE PURSES
OFFERED FOR JOHNSON ?

the ring that all the fighters. including
Jeffries himself, are afraid to fight him.
There is nothing in his ring record to
warrant such a construction as that to
be placed upon it. johnson has fought
several times in the different clubs on
the Pacific Coast and the people out there
know him, and it does seem that IL he
was as good as some Of his press agents
are trying to make him out TO be his
services would be sought for more than
they are. Unless the johnson boosters are
trying to foist another Jack Mpnroe fiasco
on the public, they had better let JEFF
fries rest on his alfalfa farm and turn
their attention to the club managers and
endeavor to induce them to look more
kindly on their favorite's claim for con-
sideration at their hands,
The public win hardly stand for an
other Jack Munroe lemon with JEFF, and
no club manager. unless he Is an out-and-
out bug, will try to pull one off.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
No Responsible Club Seems
Wiling to Sign Him--A
Lemon

VIII some Of those sporting writer's who
are continually parading the name Of
Jack johnson, the negro heavyweight pu-
giiist, in their columns and proclaiming
him as the only heavyweight in this coun-
Try capable Of giving Jeffries a battle,
and that the only reason the latter does
not fight him is because he is afraid Of
him, be kind enough to tell the public the
name CT the club and the place where it
is located that is Offering "a purse for
such a battle?
10 read the stun that is being con-
stantly written about Jack johnson a
person would naturally be led TO believe
that all sorts Of purses were being Of
fered for such a contest.
While it is true that Jeffries has re-
peatedly stated that he would never again
tight a negro, even IL he did return to
the prize ring, 1T is also true that no club
Of eny standing in this country has at
tempted to have him change his mind
In this respect by offering a purse for him
and the negro TO fight for
None Of the fighting clubs in Nevada
have shown that they want the match.
The prize fighting trust of San Fran
cisco has also passed up the dinge so far
as n purse for battle with jeff is con-
cerned.
Tom McCarey of the Pacific Athletic
Club OF Los Angeles, has publicly de.
clared that under no circumstances would
Johnson he given fight in mis- club Sc
there you are.
Another thing, and quite an important
enc, too, those snortine writer's who have
been diligently boosting the negro have
ovidently overlooked. is the fact that none
Of the prize fighting promoters Of thi.
country have gone so far as to offer g
purse for johnson and any one Of tn,
other heavyweight pugilists to battle for
From the way the situation now stand,
Il is very doubtful if he could get a fgh
in any Of the big clubs OF the country or
q percentage basis, let alone for a guar
anteed purse
seftries could not be expected 60 fsh
him on a percentage basis even if he ha,
not drawn the color line.
In all probability IL Jefries was to com
out to-day and offer TO fight the negro 70
n $4,000 purse-which would be the vcr.
least he could be expected 10 accept
there is not a club In the country tina
would bid for the fight
This doesn't necessarily mean that IN
negro can't fight. or that he is no. jus
as liable TO give the retired champion a
! hard a tussle as any Of the other b'
fellows. but It does go a long way 4
showing that he is not in demand eve
as an opponent FOR the men who make n
pietension OF being in Jenries' class.
+ It viii be noted that the boxing club
have not drawn the color line on Jc
| Cans. His services are always in de
! mand. and FOR big purses, which woul
J seem TO make It clear that It - not rs
J cause Johnson's skin IS black that he
} not wanted by any OF the fighting clubs.
! Sarciy no one S. going 90 set up N
! claim that it is because he has show
himself to be such vsrinabls demon
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
The Sporting News
HARVEY
OLYMPIA ALLEYS
TO HOLD TOURNEY
All the Star BOWIerS will
Participate in Individual
Tournament

An individual tournament will be held
on Olympia Alleys from January to 10,
inclusive.
Each man shall roll five games at any
lime during that period, total pins to
count.
An entrance foe OF 81 win be charged
which, in addition TO % per cent of the
amount paid for games win constitute the
pri.o money. divided as follows;
Entrance fees-50 per cent to high man
- per cent. second IS per cent, third
ana &c per cent, fourth.
% per cent Of receipts 60 per cent foi
higa single and 40 per cent. for second
high Entries close on January ant
those wishing to participate should en-
ter their names before that time. Entries
arec oming in fast and from present indi
cation this viii be tho largest tourna
Iacnt ever hold in the city. The list q
entries viii appear In this paper on th'
opening day of the tournament.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29

fans like to see the diamond heroes.
President Comiskey OF the Worlds
Champion White Sox, says he does not
intend TO decorate the horses which
draw his heroes to and from the
grounds in outside towns.
When asked if he intended TO take
advantage of his teams position at the
head Of the baseball world and adver-
tise their superior class on horse hlan-
kets, Mr.. Comiskey said: why should
II? / am not in the show business and
my ball players are not freaks. They
don't want TO be held out as curiosi-
ties. AS long as the Cubs are going
to use the blankets I'm satisfied. That
will only help to remind people that
the White Sox are champions Of the
world"
Evening journal., 1906-12-29

Tommy Ryan says he Is sim tho mid
dleweight champion and that he is ready
20 fight Hugo Kelly is likely 70 be his
opponent
Hook kcycs, the Australian fighter. who
made rather Indifferent showing during
his recent visit TO the East, won the light
weight championship of Australia by de-
Feaung Bob Turner at the Gayety The
htre Sydney. in the ninth round
Jenf now claims that he never said ne
would fight Bill souIrcs 1t looks as n the
heavyweight fight question was a littl,
b1 muddisd
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
CANS WILL MAKE
WEIGHT EASILY

Tho Arena in which J,e Cans and Kid
Herman are TO battle for the Lightweight.
championship on New Yeir's aftainoo on
was practically completed yesterday
There has been no chlnge in the bet
ting. Herman's friends are looking for
9 10 l, and will hold out for that price.
The sports feel that the champion viii
be strong at the weight ana give rs an
argument that Cans named the conditions
under which the men win tight ana IL is
confidently believed that when The Bairi-
more pngilist gets on the scales he WI
Zip the beam at the lightweight limit and
viii also be In the pink Of condition
Evening journal., 1906-12-29

Drukkor and Mack did not roll IN their
usual form. DrulSlSor used rubber ball
Il ran away with him.
Hghheld did the best bowling, he hay
irg only two misses In his three games.
Megginson made a number of strikes,
but single pins looked like needles TO him
and he could not get Them
Davis had trouble making 100 in his first
and last games lie said his ball wouldn't
20 where he wanted il to, which trouble
many bowlers have.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
HEAL LEADS in
SHUTTLE TOURNEY
Spot Outing Clubs Shuttle
beard Tournament Creating
Much Interest

Last night ait Bartenders' Han, the
Bhufneboard contest now in progress was
again we'll attended. J. b. McHugh and
Robert stoddars were the two players
who attracted the most attention, anc
they had very exciting contest. Thu
leaders are now closing up on ono another
and as the scores get more even the in
forest is increased. Orr or Dawson wi.
be tho principal attraction tonight. rhI
ecorcs to date follow.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
GOLDEN EAGLES
ON THE ALLEYS

Teams Of Crusaders Castle. knights Of
Golden Eagle spent another interesting
eevning on the alleys last night. The
Hermits won two games from the Knights
as did Crusaders from the Esqulres. The
Chevalier-Pilgfim match was postponed
and will be rolled in tho near future. The
scores rolled We're;
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
PIERCE WINNER

IN the Casino Bowling League series
last night Peirce won two out OF three
from Washington The bowlers we're out
OF form and the scores rolled were very
low. Alsover and Kirk had a hard race
for a record in the second game, Kirk
winning by five pins. The score:
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
7O4 676 COG 1886

The Printers didn't do so bad Tor their
arst match. Some seemed 10 have little
stage" fright
Snow rolled lsi in his first game and
then fen fast.
Captain Guyer has too much speed. and
nor enough hook.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
Better than one

Read what the Melbourne Argus
says. July 9Th. 1883. about DR.. Yates.
'Dr. John Noble Yates, the eminent
physician. has been attending John
Alexander Dowie for paralysis, Dowie
claims that DR.. Yates has done him
more good than all the Australian ply
sicians combined.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
PRINTERS LOST
Olympia Seconds Too Much for the
Prints-Interestins Game.

A match game which created unusual
interest was rolled last night on Olympia
Alleys between the Printers and olympia
stcord The lattcr won two out of three,
the Prints winning the last game by the
srsall margin Of ono pin.
Snow was out OF form and had three
poodles and foul to his credit The score
fellows:
Evening journal., 1906-12-29
PIERCE.

The four Huntings in The Fool
House" Will close at the Lyceum this
afternoon and evening. 1t is the fun
niest show ever seen there.
Evening journal., 1906-12-29

DocKsTADER's GARRIcK THEATRE.
A GREAT SHOW FOR CHRISTIANS
WEEK.
NINE BIG ACTs-s5 PEOPLE.
JAMES AND THOMAS KIERNAN. 6
COMPANY.
MARROW, PLUNKETT & COMPANY,
SMIRL, KEssNER AND PINKY,
ORR HEUs COMEDY FOUR & BUSTER
BROWN,
THE FOuR. AMERICAN TRUNPETliES
BARToNs TROUPE OF PONIES AND
DOGS,
THE THREE LEVERS, THE HOAlAN
BROTHERS.
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
THE KINETOGRAPH
Afternoons at 215: Evenings at SIS.