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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
TOURISTS COME HOME TODAY

DR.. and Mrs. Howe, MIR. Albert Howe
and Miss Howe Returning.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry D. Howe, Mr.
Albert Howe and Miss Hattie Howe.
who have been visiting in Jamaica for
two weeks, haze arrived in New Yorl,
city and are expected to reach Hamp
ton this morning.
The party left New York for Hamp.
ion last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29

chant of Phoebus. and a member of
the firm of 'Bentha1l' Bios. .- ,:l
Rev. r H. Bennett, of the Phoebus
Baptist church, performed the cerc.
mony, which was attended by small
party Of intimate friends of the young
pair. Miss Sallie Furness was the
maid of honor and Mr., j. w. Guy at
tended Mr.. Benthall as best man. (.
MIR. and Mrs. Benthall will make
their home in Phoebus Mrs. Ben
thall is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
P. r. Butler.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Verdict For Mr.. shackIeford.

In the Circuit Court yesterday after.
noon the jury in the cas- of the F. -
Clarke Company against Mr.. w. H.
shackelford. returned a verdict for the
defendant. The company sued Mr..
Shackelford for an alleged debt OF
81 DO, which Mr.. Shackelford claimed
he had never contracted. Judge Mon.
tague represented the defendant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Richardson
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
Quality

To this end we are Offering
at reasonable prices the finest
line: Domestic and Import
ed groceries Oh the Peninsula
together with foreign and
home grown fruits and vege-
tables.
Three wagons. prompt ser
vice,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Williamsburg Lodge Of Mas0Rs
: Possesses The Seat.
OCCUPIED BY TWO PRESIDENTS
This Piece of Antique Furniture May
Be Used by President Roosevelt at
the Dedication of the New Office
Building in Washington.
Especial TO the Daily Press).

Especial TO the Daily Press).
RICHMOND. VA, March 2S.-Wil.
liamsbnrg Lodge, No. 8, A. F. and a.
NJ is the proud possessor of a hand
some mahogany chair which is more
rhan 40 years old and has been used
by two presidents Of the United
States on public occasions, first BY
General Washington at the laying of
fhe corner stone Of The national CAPT
tol, and the second time by President
Arthur at the laying of the corner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
jury Unable to Anree

In The Crcnii Court yesterday the
case of Jones against the Newport
News and Old Point Railway and
Electric Company. was given 10 the
jury at 2 o'clock. Shortly before &
o'clock the jury reported its inability
to agree and was adjourned over until
this morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
RENTHALl-- BUTLER.

Pretty Home Wedding Took Place in
Phoebus Last Night.
A pretty marriage took place in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Butler,
IN Howard street. Phoebus. at o'clock
last evening. when Miss Emma Ar
mold Butler became the bride of Mr..
William Smith Benthall. n young mer-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Now Carries a Gun.

Mr.. Clifton Richardson. who was
held up few nights ago near Glen.
ents crossing, has been granted per.
mission TO carry revolver by Judge
Blackstone, lin the Circuit Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Deaths at soldiers, Home.

Robert Lincle. GA years old, Com.
nany d, United States colored troops
William Gillen. Ga years old, Com.
nany G, Sixth New York Infantry
s. II Tack Ga years old.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

cagni. Clea, LeopeEvallo puecini
son los predecssores de Umbarto G lor.
dsno, que hA levado Ia composisi0o
MUSICAL drAmalisa & los lmAea dc
drAma que Ricardo Wager idsAra
y l'evsrA a eAbo en- AlenAnt%. Ep
SFsdors1 como ella On d, dfea Che
nter y Ia Siberia, uuE otrGs oorAs, no
haliAmoE convensionAlaA srias, duos.
nj oarAa pleas GoneortadsI; ca ula
pa IAhrA, no hay pleas cau.adas. Los
Artstss no cantS Sino q US dec amao
con entoL Aclou musical. De sht Que
os legoa no comprendan. nj o alerap
comprsnder,
TodA pasi6o internA do los per-
sonslss, eHA tncl mendada d Ia or.
quessA ex1Eesar. ksz ca 10 psrora.
aion con'fouA que otmos ca la ou
3 nACi6n de iuslrumsntoA tn:Agsda a
de es'a pAr1s pr, minsntftima.
Hdslgau l.s pItzAs de concier,o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
UNA RECLAMACION

Aysr SO VIC en- lA Co,ts Federal 81
pie.io inIsrpusIto por Manuel RAM
rez conlra Ia CCmpa MIA zorro Rlco
American lUbAcec., RsprsIertabAn
81 dsmAndanle os abogAdos Coll y
Cushi y Antonta1n.
Hace unoI teia nesel que Ram ,res
safrio la smpuIs ei6n dc un dsdo Al
aer lesionsdo por uLA maquinA de Ia
sxprssaoA faorieA, Exlgio por d.fio,
sineo nil dollars. DsIpt6I Rtmitts
d 20 un Arrtglo cJn Ia rsfsridA Com
1a1is, - eaAI Is eom .romeno & "a.
gAr.e 20 msI colocArle en il fAbriea
Dieho ConIraIo sc hlzo q sspAldas
10 loslb gsdoa, Quietea rec smArop
lA Comp MA sUs honorArios.
ElotfsoGur &c 10 pAile osmIpd.dA
.tfor Diaz N-varrc, ga un tx,eo,o
f.rme, dtmOllI0 DO pros, ola il
nsrcionadA res sms cicn Ell JurAoo
eelNro 40 euhsbie & 10 sPutlo r..
o American Too ceYs
El JueE K cs5 dsssaum6 ls de.
nandA de loI Hh5feI Coll J Cuehi J
AnIonaAnli,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
VELADAS TEATRALES
= - = q "a

Un dfam& muaical on { csna ~
gran novedRd en- Puerlo Rico y Fs
dora O. de Visiorioa Ssrd0u J Umber
10 Glordhnn "a al primBrn Gus 50
offece a nuestrp Iubllc1 Desie lufgo.
que resuliA eont9a1te comn eto ds
los msyores que, la compaiIlA que do
opers1sh J Operas bafss utnzea al
mismo Ii llic) obrAs como laa que
nos rcdta. PeYo 90 Kai y Ia troupe
ScoRnami Clio nos hS h-chn el hien de
Oefmiitrnoa c0uocer el sebstbio IRA.
ma Fedora, mUSic4to dQ Umberto G.0r'
dQRo
Oora es eIts que mArca un pro
greso notable en- Ilsia, sul sobre Ia
opera modernA y, 10 que es mas, 30
bre oil drsma liric0.
Dssp1eI del Ctell0 de Verdi, 10
e'csnA irlcA itAliAnA ps.6 por ls
demossrA cion &rllaIico muAieal ous
cooSNtlyen lAs producclones de -
l6ssn pleJAds c1uiempor nsa; Mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

a-L0s mei'eos Gondensn unanl-
Ia 1mense el use de lss emuIhionea que
CONT snen Creososa 6 Gasysool Els
bien eAbido que e.sss sastAnciaseuAn'
do 80 tomap ~ zolSdss con ell Acsite
de HigGdo da Bacais0 irrisan el esso
msg1 loA rim lnes, entnrrecsn la bue'
"a nutrlci6n por lss ftesusntss eva
cuaciones Que csusAn, produse sen el "a
DIDO an QuiiAmiarto de los eEf3rmoa.
Z, doctor PRrsous, IN distlDguido
espeui alistA de 10 CiudAdds Mexico, d.
ae 4 ests raapeeso: SR ffieadome I'll
vAlor germiSIds te Ia CreoAota crAn
do 40 10 hdrninistts"a CT l3rm1s tuher'
SulosoA ilcorp0r&ds prspArEoiones
de- AceIts dc H(gAdu ds B.sal=o, ds'
elat6: qIe losfx 4trimstsos qulmicoa
observation cudsdos& de un gran
r6naro is caAoa hsn GamosArado qae
cnalo nierR qua seAu los reAultados be'
u@dcot q Ia los eltsfuoa puedsn reel
bir da! uSo de- Ia Creosot4 y oArAa sua'
ta. 80 ssirritaDtes, eGtos resulsAdCs lOA
oulthaLn loA efoelos ierpicioso& que
eisfeen isleA drC ga on el ea.Gmbgo.
Es un hath1 blsa c..noyiao que l&
asimisci6n lacil , ocmplfta de los Mi
msnloA Ga ia Ia mayor impottancia en-
al tsatrmiaaE3 do as eff rmadadss
que SO cArs&cserlzsn por 6enrtrio;6n
Sc ssbe tAmbIea qle oil A 2eiIs da HI
gAdo de BAcalso, peri otsmensa 'mul'
sion~do, 90 unode Jos mei rea reeorS
NIuyeuiea. Por es0 eG q 10 los mas d y
ting dos eEpeciElistas presc-i ben h y
Las emulsones de Acose le Il galO de
BAcAlso que 70 eopteae Crettoi& Il
osrss spet&no'Aa irrl.sisea, cue yea
,ionap al dts0tdea ds .al lnci nea di'
gaatlvss
Ds lss ditsye teo eopseperac.eaet &c
Aceiie d. HgA6a De Il 6 lao ~ pre'
faro u Emu ai6n d. 81 Is qoe t.b-'
Gao ics Il orea ccon x r wa de
Nusvs Yo'k.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Francia celosa
de los Estados Unidos

P8ris, Agosto 3,r-La prensa de esta
capltsl trata sarcasticamente el viaje de
Mr., Root a Rio Janriro Predice la elimi-
nac6n de los intereses europeos en- Sur
america hace constar que, mientras este
ocurre, los Estados Unidos Interviewer en-
todas las cuestiones travez del mundo V
Europa respeta de un modo est stupido, la
doctrlna de Monroe Los articulos de lie
TEMPS y lie SoleH son de una amargura
terrible. Los actos que estan verhcando-
Sc en e Brasil son ylStos con desconfianza
por tod. los paises, sobre todo per Fran
cla y Alemani4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Alfonso Y Victoria
en- Inglaterra

Londrcs Agosto 3-Don Alfonso XIII
y donl Augusta Victoria llegaron aver a
Cowes, s'endo recbidos con entuslasmo
per q pueblo, que les vitoreaba ircesante-
mente La reina viene mejor de saud a
cauSa de- viaJe por mar y de algeria cue
sente al piser el sueIo de su pals. III rey
Eduardo drigi6 a los aleros un cariroso
telegrama de bieuyenida. La reina Ale.
jandra Sc encuentra en- Cowes para re.ibir
a Ia rel pareJ. II yd' ht GWalda per
nance anclsdo en- q puerto De to1a In
glaterra lbs jdyenes eSposos reciben salu-
dos y manlfestaciones de simpatla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
]. C, de ArfsaQa.
Depaf' anento De Ia Guerra

ohsinA dol atc.eIsrio Militar. AL Go.
mAudspts oncIal del BAtAl!6u
Provisional dc Puerto Rico.
sthor; Eo contsataci6n & 81 cArta
de fschA del CJrrienIe, pidlendo In,
fJrmes acsreA de Ia propiA posiciou
del Regimleoto Provisional de infsn.
tsrfa os Puerto Rico On uua parads
IdOlicA, teLgo el honor de informarIs,
por tDdicAcion del seeretario de II
Guerra, que el RsgImlento formAra
ps'ts de Ia inf rtefiA regular del eiet'
cito, y, Lor lLnl1, liene prioridad 30.
brs los mArlnoG de EGIAdoa Unidos,
tuerIkl nIvSleG y earGblnsroa.
RsspetuoaSmerte.
LIE, ~ p. Nc Cain,
Mliitary sscrsIary,
p. Q Gel MAYO, GsnerLl Gram.
II y 5 Hestand,
AiiitGrJ Secretary.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

en- <F'sdorss MIA s6n que en- sToscas
y que en- <Bchsmiss, dcnde a6u hey
mslodfss aiquiera dc paso, pero de
sigoidcast6n para el oyente que 90
compenetts de IL lituaci6n,
En lA Interpretation de esta obra
superior todA 10 compafifa cumple
como el que mas; pero, dadas les
condicIorea del pspel prots gonists,
que ae ofrsce a mas do I'M elimsx trG.
6 90, la ssfiOrA Fontana se de sborda
en- estoA caaos eomo cantatriz trSgies
eminsnie que ei, No 90 puede haeer
mejor,
AAt mismo vemos en- el Iefior Van.
nutsli Ia rspreSentscI6n ex acGA del
dssgrAciAdo Loris, tsnio por VOC "a.
gurs, emo por el artista dram6tEeo
nrom nsnte que es. Bravo 10 &C.
norAVicini II como B 1rghsSe y Carroxxi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Barcos de guerra
apoyan a la "Doufna'

Hel%ingfors, Agosto 3.-Comunican
por TELEGRAPH del puerto de Hango, en- Ell
golfo de Flnlaudia, que varios buques de
guerra de est cl6n en- aquel puerto, han
salido hacia Wlborg con objeto de unirse
q Ia <Douma, prestar su auxilio las
tropas al paisanaje, declarados en- acti
tud revo'uclonaria. Ca Wlborg hay otros
barcos rusos leales al Car y parece cosa
segura un combate entire estas fuerzas.
Wiborg cont'nda sufriendo Ell bombardeo
de Ia escuadrllla, al cual la plaza no tiene
m dos con que responder vlctoriosam ente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Mineros y metalistas,
100000 en- huelea

San Petersbu go, Agosto 3. Dos.
cieptos mil trabaj jadores de las minas y
muchos miles de obrerrs en- metal, Sc han
declarado en- huelga. El gobierno siente
la alarma de la situacl6n y procura romper
el NOV mlento. Sc cree que las tropas no
dlspararan sobre los hue'guistas y antes
ben preferi an unlrse ellos 81 Sc les pone
en- la alternative. Temese que la huelga
tome de un momento 4 otro caracteres re.
volucionarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Ponce { Quay ma Railroad C
u.era Branch

Bids are hereby Invited for the
conaFueiion and grading Of the roRt
bsd I r the above branch, length q
about 4, 780 meters, commencing Lea,
HacleodA DeIiino, Santa IsabelI also
separate bids tJr iha IuIileing and
layi. oiIrAsk on Tbs said branch and
he bal ding of ih necessary bridges.
eulvsfII, sidiugI 81, according 10 ibe
plans and spte' Heatlons ncw on view
Of ths { fl .ea # III Company, 81 Cen
tral Aguirre, which have been drAWO
up By Manuel v Domsnesh, c. E
ALI work 10 bs subject 10 tbs approval
Of lhs compapyI sngIsnesrSl and Ihs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
u o. O. % ble
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"

camblar el nombre del edi6clo en- que GEE.
bra sus scslones que Sc llamara en- ade-
lapte monroe Palaces, como un tribute a
Ia doctrlna en- que Sc basa Ia sohdaridad
dc todos los pueblos americanos de ambos
co.. 1tlncntes. HI discurso de Mr.. Root,
cuyo cxtracto dimos aver, esta causando
un efecto excelcnte y es probable que la
labor delegados resulte focunda, contra
rlamente 10 que sucedi6 en- Mej'co hace
tres alos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
ORDENAEZA

de Coreeio Municipal do NArAnl TO
para contrAtAr msdiante subAAtas
los servIci)a do mediciuas & enter
mos J hsridos pobreS, limpie1a
de GALES, plaxAs, y extraction dc
bAsurAs.
Por euanto: seg6n 10 Hsccl6n e5 de
Ia ley, el Conssi puede, 81 10 estima
oportuno, contratar para 10 eiaeucion
de asrvicios pd >lieoS mediAnte subaS-
tAS.
Por cuAnto, oil Conoeio Nunici.
pal, eGtimA eonveniente coptrstar pa
rA el Ano eson6mieo do l 900 1907,
Dor medic de aubAAtA los servicios de
medicinas q erf ,rmos y hsridos po-
bres, y el de iimpiezAds plaza, Caller,
extraction de bAsuras.
Por tauto' ordeaeGe por el Conce-
ID Municipal.
Seeci6n II Sc SAoan & 30 bAsiA los
Rervicioa de medleinaa & eniermos 20.
bres y hsridos y linn IisEA de plaza,
eAlles, y extraction basUrAs, sefAlau-
dose para ell tcio el.marseA 7 de Az "a
10 oAlasS de ID mAnanG, en- oil Conais-
torio ante Ia Com,si6n oompueata
del A.sAlde, Preuidente dol Colceio y
EscretArio del AyurtAmionto.
Sscel6n 2H Los contratos Sc aiuG'
tAraa q los pliegos de condlcones res-
peotivos, aprobados on sate tcso que
Sc en:uentrAn do mAnif Rio 90 aecre
taris.
Seec.6n 81 Fl que obtsugs Ia bus
ns pro, consignAra en- el Acso Ia fan
"a que determine ell plisg0 de eondieio
mes las propoIisiones aarAn prsSen.
tadaV deptro do las "a h IrAs anGsrio.
res & la hora dc sssion dsbiiamer 10
cerrados J de Icuerdo con 81 modelo
ex.atenIs On seeretsrfa,
Reeci6n ~ Abiertas las prorosi
elones, la Junta adiudiCsr4 lA buer =
pro al mejor poItor, CGIc que dos 8
mas PERSONS presentasen pfnDoaiclo
mes iguRles, se AbrirA una " oral
por el termino de 10 minutos; , 81 min
gupA mejorAae tfsrtA ,e sdiudicara
& 10 IersonA que IL Comisi6n tergs
por copvenients y reservs de ser d :
1haa ,roposiciorss rech EAdss6 no
por IL Jonta, oLedando al Nunicipio
desde lutgo COD 81 dsrseho que lie con.
cede 10 II cci6n s5 de 10 ley,
Lo cue anteceds es UNA eopiA del
aeuerds de fechs Is del ctual apro-
bado por unanimldtd
NArAniito so "a Jdlio 10 ! o06.
A5eLaido Cruz
2-la AIaAide.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
5ER02A De GAMvNls

En 81 yspor Co0nlo ,egrca6 de Nue
Va York nueatra diatiL g 4ids smlRA il
'enorA dLhA Csr.Csk Bird oe Camu.
hAs, despGeI de una permAuene . de
'lgun0s ms4es en- lA ciudAd imperial
GmerioALE,
La IAludamos # etuostmente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
JUAN R. BsIl

Aysr do madrugada llegAron d
esGA c'udAd nueatros husnos amigo 4
dth4 Fitomsna ID. de B.is J don juan
K. BAlz, dc regreso d. una 9 rita ex
curAion & loS E tAdos Uaidos,
Lea enVllmos nueltrs csrIGosa
oien venidA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
ESQuELET0 ALBUM

AcabA de morir sn Bsfifn IN ne.
nieo balHAuls notable p0r lustx ea
IFloldsdes, , que ira Ptopitt49o de
un rarf.imo Album ds AIRgsafos
ConsisliA IAN tx,.SOrdintTio elsmplAr
en- IA ysrdAdsro eIQvsleto humane;
en- cada hasso 80 ltfA si uombre, cor
Ia hrmA Dc Alguno ds tus pArienIes Q
amigos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Iuata EscOI3T de N5guabl

HAllaodoAe ysoantas lAs eacuelaa
rurAleS de elsA municipAlidAd, cores
uondlentss 6 los bArri0G 6M4rianAS y
SRio B anoo ArrioaS, 81 tnvit~ q los
maestros qae asFiren daEtm iiArlas,
presentAr sus s0liciladss Genlto del
,ermino do diez dl1s & e1ntar deade
eatA feehA.
NAgaabo, 30 Julio 1905,
JUAN NINi6
81 Stc'essrIo Juusa E'c0lSr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Sc VENDE

U1a eassnclA en- Ia iorisd,coi6n de
Caguas Aguas Bueoss de u cder
dAs de terreno mas de 40 do Gale mu
choc ArboleS trusales y alto ea qle Ae
da muy blsn tabaco, cen Abundar tss
pastos, la vedeA el rio dcuominado
Rio cafAs, Para iniormes con Jose
silva A best, esrreIerA csL!fSl eDsse
Rio piedrAs y CsguAs cesoa dc la d.
sIma liendA ola BayamonesAs, ApAr
tado "a BagusE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

Sd anun.la por 81 t6ymino de ID
diAa, laa vAcAr l3s 90 t-es eseueaa ru'
rAles On ests mloicipalidsd, dehiendo
los Maea:ros { le defSsa ro!ie'isrlss,
remitir auH ccedenci~ss deatC del
indicado plezo.-J. BOU.
Presidents de ls JupsA esaolAr. 10 g
C4vC1Al Irdn % IQOR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
IN;ENDIO En- LARES

EssA m'HanA reciblm is Of slguien
70 despAlho ~-SA
LRrsS, Agoaio ) 1905.
DEMoCRACIA, San Juan,
DOS mAotugAdA hoy declsr6Ie up
grande lnGsndio, deStsuys1do 3 casa,
Pueblo moslt6 ser heroiCj. Autori.
de dee eumplldorGs. CasA en- oue "A
inic.o incsniio AaegarAda. Correo
dttalies.
CORES PoNsAL.1 ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
MARINA ALtMAHA

La mortAlidad en ls marlna als.
mana % ua poc) msyor qus Oh eli
'lereiIo de terra. En las mArir rs
9 las otros pafses suropeon Q. z y
hsHA IreA por cIenlo mayor. ku sl
anl h'ell que tsfmlu6 el 30 q sep
tsmofe tclrrisrUn II suitisiDs en IL
mArtaA AtmAnA,
=-==-7---~------ --------------------
En esta lmprenta sc ven.
de papel Vielo 4 81 quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
venta de bios de p|anta De pima

de las nombre de FO5TURAs DE
SlrA1 Gantx@m1S encga H8haaa Iodo
ondtents
sabegr&ica HshSrAs Clsves uGo La A. b.
Ia Uni6n. OdcnAs, Virttdss, "a HAbanA.
dirgrse VI1LAR CO SSn juan Pho -iEeo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Carnblo de nonbre.
Monroe Palace"

RIO Jane1o, Agosto -Despues de
ia reYlata pasada por 4 SecretA'io Root
las tropas brasilenas, el congreso acord6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Pineapple Plants for sale

Red spanish sSps, Delivery b. Havan& GuErAd Parties
order Cable sHeymaus Havana
B. Western Uon CodssWri 95 Vuees Street, Havana
For further Information Pto Rieo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

sucsessiol bidders shall give bonds
for ihs shbtIl atd full rerf1rmsrcs
# Ite contract - be executed ha w ssn
themselves anc ih4 Ponre 4 Glayams
Railroad G, m1Anv b fore tbs eCmm-
cemeps lhs Wnk Tbs Poree &
Guaysmz RAilrosd c mpsny d. -
1iod 10 eve tpscosTt the Nv strr
ny o'hsf BID walth may be surmlned
70 thsm,
Foree & G'tysma Railroad c.
W. LCsHE,
Gausr2i y NsnsReF
BIts ell &c received up 70 AuEuIt
18th, 1905.
CeaHal Ag airrs, July % 1906
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

There's lot OF foollshness TO keep
out OF.
Genius Is not rare, but plain com
mon sense Il.
Great things can't bc very difficult
or an ordinary man couldn't accom-
pllsh them.
Every one naturally dlslikes those
people who are so good they suggest
the top line In n copy book.
BE content with your air castle. The
chimney In an air castle never smokes.
and the windows do not rattle In every
wind.
Doing business without advertising
Is like winkng at n girl In the dark
you know what you are doing, but no
body else does.
Perhaps you have noticed that chill
dren are more willing TO work for the
nelghbors than at home; also that some
OF them never outgrow the habit
Atchison Globe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-14

The regions OF the Little Colorado
river In Arizona abound In wonderful
vegetable petrifactions, whole forests
being found In some places which are
hard as nint. hut which look as II but
recently stripped ~ tncir foliage Some
Of these stone trees are standing just
as natural rs lie, while others are
piled across each other just like the
fallen monarch OF real wood forest.
Biologists say that these stone trees
were once covered 10 the depth Of q
thousand feet with mari, which trans
formed them from wood TO solid rock.
This mari after the lapse of ages wash.
ed out. leaving some OF the trees stand
Ing In an upright position. The major
ity OF them' however, are piled helter
skelter In all directions. thousands OF
cords being sometimes piled up on an
acre Of ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-14
, SCOTCH sUPERsTITloNs.
Curious Mem ods That Were Adopt,
In sickness and Death.

A method much in vogue in Scotia d
at one time of ascertaining whether
sickness would prove fatal was to C.g
two holes in the ground, one called tie
quick grave. the other the dead hoe.
The sufferer was then placed between
the two. and the hole toward which he
turned indicated what would be thc
outcome Of his malady. Sometimes a
piece Of rock was broken over the head
OF a person whose last ngonies Wee
painful alike TO himself and TO those
who witnessed them. II was believed
that the heart OF the sick man would
thus be broken and his release hasten
cd. Windows and doors are always
thrown wide open in order that the dc-
parting spirit may have free cgrcss
from the house and escape from the
evil ones that hover around eager 10
nthraIl his soul.
During the interval between death
and burial hens and cats We're kept
carefully shut up 4 person meeting
these animals NJ such a iuncturc was
doomed 70 blindness in the future.
Moreover. unless stream divided the
two houses. farmers frequently refrain
ell from yoking their oxen or horses le-
fore the body was laid under the turf
OF truth" Many women preserved.
with the greatest reverence. thcir
bridal attire 20 cover them In the c1f-
FIN. Drcad and water were placed in
the chamber Of death, for during the
night prior to the burial the spirit OF
the departed one came 20 partake of
them. Stillborn children and little ones
who had not been blessed 10y the min.
lster were buried before sunrise. In
this way their admission 60 the land OF
promise was assured. Not 60 observe
the practice was 60 destlne the souls OF
these BARNS TO wander homeless and
| dlsconsolatc.
The fate Of the suicide Is lamcntable.
His body cannot rest In the kirkyard
for Il would talnt the souls Of those
who lie therein. Frequently he was
buried In lone dixie which separated
two lairds' estates. and passershy were
expected 20 cast pebble NJ the rud,
stone which marked the place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-14
ECZEMA.
The Way 60 Treat Thi. Distres.ing
AmIciInn.

Eczema can. even when inherited, be
controlled 10y attention TO the general
priD clples OF health cleanliness. exer-
else. proper diet clothing and ventila-
ton Eczema patients. old and young,
should never use stimulants IN any
form They should take daily baths
and be most particular as TO the regu-
larity OF all important bodily functions.
Occasional doses OF mild saline aperi-
ents. such as cream tartar. phosphate
Of soda or the old fashioned remedy OF
lac sulphur and cream tartar. mixed in
equal quantities. with enough molasses
TO form a creamy paste and taken
three times a day for ten days running
then omitted until again required. will
he found of wonderful benefit. Let the
patient drink freely q lemonade and
avoid salt meats. pork ia any form,
and live upon n diet Of fruits. red
meats and untiscorbutic vegetables.
Many people are particularly susccp-
tihlr 10 shellhsh. and case of eczema
sometimes follows the eating Of lobster
repeatedly. Strawberries viii also pro-
duce this effect frequently. Vigorous
exercise will often. by inducing excess
i've perspirntiou. act as curative for
eczema. particularly when combined
with the use of a harmless external
application. sulphur baths are oflica.
cious for most skin diseases. II poss!-
BILE. Il Is well 20 take them In an cstub-
liahed bath house. hut they may be pre-
pared at home rs follows To each ten
gallons Of water add an ounce OF sui
phurct OF potassium. or to each fifteen
gallons Of water add an ounce Of sui
phuret OF calcium. Where there Is itch
Ing and the eruption seems virulent In,
sulphur bath is excellent as "A prelmi
nary treatment.