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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-06-14

Organdies, As inches; very fine and
sheer quality, per yard Coo and.
Dotted Swisses, so inches; good quail
ties, price per yard 25c and. .........
Pure Irish Linen, SO inches; for waist
Or suits, per yard. ......... .......
Shrunk Cotton. for suits; a material
that resembles real Irish Linen, Is &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

5.d-alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
BIBLIorECA DE .LA DgMoCRAclA.

unendome profundamente emocondo cada oue ola K.
cra en 90 aento Su fauna crcu6 AMIGOS toos
oui.eron orla todos cna quedAon maravdo Karl u6
deade entoncs nueat0 Oeo Form&bmos grupo e dmrs
dores soyos Habia lgado Ia sntecsmara de Ia goria
-Ay nos decfa meuudo vosotroa me psrds deape,tss
On mi suh insensatos sPor que enehs anasms
que no me dabe acarzr Por que oeces ess mp ca
cops en- cusl podre beber nanc E,soy deso.do ana
profession ngr'h, ls oscuridad me reclama.
Todo' excepto eguamo con l adcr de- iuv.ntpd Ios
e'udios ia 10 literature las Artes Cuando habo rminsdo Ia
csrrer hr 10 disDuso todo vov provncs De- co.
raz6n noble reservsdo hsba hsbado de- "a
pefo en- So modo de vvr advnibs que ams c.r.c. de
fortuna Un ola hssbs solo a cuarto o1e q.
dsrora absndonr para ampre DOR prmera veg me hnhH
amarGamsnse de los cores del destino
-Que felcei sois vosotros decia 20 vOy snc,rr.rms
7vo en- una tumba.
Est'ba 'gitadmo ba yer por 81 habaci6n nu. Rs,.
encace.as Prs camr.e, cogi6s ViOfD improvs6 ten t
teu m.odiss. ech6 lorAr un ulGo Cori hac,
eechpdoe en- mis- braso' lie pd que s de
epgnaba quedAbs en- Par, nara or
90 nto ma fot1na No ersA prmsra aue s h. b,ba an
e forms haba escoCh,do sque da l,Ru6 conmn.
veTle For cuAldad conoca cbaea uue enfa IA hor "a
fms de comtrender Hab6s un d de mi smgo CON t.nto
etusamo de,e6 ore F.nos dfa fuiuos ca,s de Kari
al que 20 no hAba aVlMdo con objetl de asustarle
Enrique como loo grsndes atta: on skr txtsnc fan.
tSsco caprch Cuando que ten d.snte On amigo del
incompatible B,iot neg6 t ndamente d,iVse Or mos
preR1n6 tornament burSbImos de 6 st6nos gran
tab'o camarle 70 con6aba que 10 menos habs de su.
Dime oVno idlomt con mi amigo Ell item % oue dur6
Duea vista Quso habr de Que de ievea D one
M comp.ndfa iota de m6a qua DAFT. tod l., oeUc,ds
Mozart WeSe ydo Be h,Ven por 40 c,beo de rboniIno
70 eatbA desesptra rado CGAndo lmos uve uue d.F na.
clones mi amigo; zero e'e me iuteuumpi6 dci,ndc;
-Eits mueh'chO me guIh vel si 10 pusdo cir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

En- Caguas flerou dst .nldos ell
25 Gel corriente varios individuos que
iugAban 6 10 pre- hlbldo.
.s.A.-El sefior DIAz NAVARRO hs
esssblecido su OdcipA de Abogado y
su NotArfs en- esta eiudAd, sale do San
Justo ndmero IL.
Ejerce ants 10 Corte Federal, Cor
70 dc Dissrito do soda Ia Isla ) Corte
Suprema, dedicsndoss aaimiamo sl
examsn dc ntalos dc propiedades, in-
corporation do CorporAciones del pals
y extrangeras y tramitsci6n dc expe-
dientes dc appropriation torsosa.
Aeeptando 10 noble compesencia
hoy establecida On el ejercioio do Ia.
profssiones do Abogado y No,ario, 81
sefor DIAz NAVARRO 90 dispone 4
cobrar { sus clientes honor arioz exec.
sivamsute m6disos.
En- 10 tsrds 90 aver 90 dec.ar6
un inceadlo On Adasco, On oil "a y ave-
raj do Dsmesrio kodrigl'z. Sc q us-
maron tres clerdas. Fa6 dstsnido
Pedro Cordero, como prssunso autor
del hecho. La policiA praslica lives
tgAcionss.
Para curar un resfriado en- un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO-
QU1NINA. EI botioario 10 dsvolverA oil
dinsro si no 90 curs. La frms dc e.
W. GROVE SO halla en- cads csjisa.
~InformAn do Rio Gfands q ue los
pollcfas Rios y Cancel ocuparon va.
rias prendss una vac. robada. El
autor del h,th, 50 presns6 en- aquel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
CAPITULO II

Dsde ,quel de continue fecuept'rdo de mi amigo
Cuaro qurdo Lszo del estudDt. del posta u has sido
6pco testgo de los cea de uveptud Aun
sques psredes cubertss de papel ssu s
cuas ep primaera duce rsgspcs de los ardneS
que desde ea vap; acs scu6 los busos de ydn Click
Mozart los estsntes encs de psrsur sRuuos bros de urs
prudenca sobre lado del violin cocctdo
Gaia parcels Dos bernGculo NADIA be olvdado los
pequenos deses mi fantasia rodesudo sim
psca Rgura de KSr alma 10 vida de aquells
los snoI han trAnscnrrdo puedo DIR nu
GIN roEo de mscs de os que ecuba Karl n Que mi
D'sde entonces h dido los meiors von'ts de
nusta 9Dcc sxcsptuando dos tres han
psgado tribute 10 muerte nnguDo ha cauvado tano
Enrique Ben vrdAd soy muy competente
divino arte 81 gustS hIce sentir
f vale nsds MuchoS haan esta dc nz
gtr osento peTo a mia PrS6ero s'ntmeDto sencll
merte expredo todo os prodgos de sgd.d c
del as eecaan entire los apGusos de muchedumbf En-
mdsc literature padario de Acee DrefsrolA canci6n
del ry Euiqus menas e.neu ben todos los sonetos de
Oonto los gogeos de Jas maa hsbIes glrgAntas Az e Que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
JUAN De GUlMAA BEAITEZ
ABOGADO-. O-.NOTARIO
TETUAN Is P. BOX 743
SAN JUAN, T. r.
Acadia municipal
de QuebradII|as

Para provser 90 didn!tlva 10 pla-
70 de On ,lAl dc Ssndad de eat, Mu'
nicipio que SO ensusntra servlda ipte
rinamsnse, SO abre ooneurso por ter
nino de velnse dias eontados dsads 10
fseha del preaenis, para que puedan
solicltatlA loa que dssssn servirla.
e! cargo e..a rstr4blido en- el 90
tual presupuesto con el sueldo do sells.
clsntos pssos anuales, y aus obliga-
clones son las sstaladas en- 10 legisla.
oi6u VICENTE. Las ao.icltudes dsber6n
dirliirse al SlcAlde Q Iebradillas
le de Elcra do 1906. Santiogo As&rs,
alos' do.
x IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
EDlOTO

En IA Corts Municipal del Distrito Ju.
dicial Municipal do Utuado P. r.
Estados Unidos do AmSrisa. FL
Presidente do los Estsdos Unidos
SIS.
Jose Lorenzo Cssalduc, dsmand ante,
contra Candida Rosa Qiidonss,
demandada.
EMPLAzAMIENTO: El pueblo do
Puerto Rico & Candida Rosa Qui.
Zones 8 sea & 10 demauda ada sntes
mencionads.
Por Ia presents 90 notifca & dcaA
Candida Rosa Q iinonss 8 & quisn sus
derechos legslmsnts represents que 80
he presentado en- 10 Ohcina del Sssrs-
tsrio do 10 Corte municipal do Usua-
do 10 dem snda del actor sntes men.
cionsdo en- 10 cusl reclams sl psgo
de trescisntos doee dollars do prinsi.
pal y cieuto ocheuta y ouatro dollars
ocho censsvoa por iutereses devsngs.
dos hasta el 30 de Noviembre 6ltimo,
resto del pagar6 que por mayor sums
tlene frmado dicha Mllora { TomGs
Aquino Qalnones, y que este sndosu
oil dsmsncante.
Y Sc nosiiica & dona Candida Ro.
90 Qaif'ones, 9 quien sus dsreehos ls-
gaimerte represente, que de no com.
psrecor q contestar dicha demands
densro del termino dc cuarents dlss,
4 cohtar desde el sigu!ents en- que aps.
recicse essa orden publlcAda On un pe.
ri6dico dc essa isle, el dsmandante
podrA obsen' + un fsllo & su favor Dor
la suma rsclamada y ssptcifcada On
10 demanda do cuasroeiensoa noven,s
y sells dollars ocho csntavos por priu.
cipal intereses y las costas del pleito.
Ypars gu publication on sl perio.
dlco La DEMooRACtA que 90 sdlta en
San Juan de Puerto Rico, una yes
por semanA y t6rmino dc cuaren.s
dias, expldo 10 pressnss bsio mi drms,
On UtuAdo hey dies y ocho dc Diclem.
brs de mil novsciensos cinco.
antonio Colon
Secretario dc 10 Corle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

La Camara de Dslsg ados conce.
dio aver una licsncia 4 don Arturo
Qaintsro, delegsdo do 10 mayorfa, 4
10 dc ausentarse e.ts. .por sniermo.
--Anoche 81 ser detenido en- Aibo-
nito. Jeads Maria Nunez, por alterar
10 paz p6blica, hizo resistencia & Ia
polieia, acomstiendo al guardia Me.
lendez. Esls em2ls6 el rossn causando
q Nufsz varias contusionss On 10 fren.
to, segdn Informs al euartsl general
sl cabo Padr6.
-Faeron dstsnidos en- Larss, Bal.
domero Santiago, Juan Rivera y Jose
Figasroa, presuntos sutores del robo
do una novilla propiedad do don He.
raelio TAcoronts.
Los PIANOS que han sobresa
lido on 6stos tltimos cinco ailos y por
esta raz6n los recomendados por los
profesores dc m6sics do mas prsshgio
on 10 isls, son los de 10 fAbriea Koalsr
& Oampbstl, de New York, dc 10 sual
% ageute en- San Juan A. 8. Belavsl,
Aparsado 81, " quien pueds us,ed
drigirse para meiores informes.
-Anotha regres6 de Santo- D y.
mingo en- el vApor 90 lebec don
Eduardo Dottin, o6cisl primero del
DepaItsmsn.o dc SanidAd, Bsnefcen.
ella y Coriscci6n. Esta msflana tom6
pCseai6n do 81 pueGto.
Aver 30 declarAren On huslga
varios peones de las hacisndas do N ..
guabJ. Ha salido hacla dlcho punto
81 sargento de Jea1s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
junta tscelar De lhasso

Vacatle lA plaza de Maestro Prln.
cipal de las Eacuelas de este Muuici.
pio, por fsllecimiento de don Francis
co FArls que la dessm 2efi abs, la Jun
IL Escolsr que preside en- session cele'
btada aver, acorio anut clara por el
sermino de diez dia,, que empszarAn &
contsrss desde la fscha dc ests snueio.
Los asplrAntes prsseutarAn sus
solicitudss documentsdas On forma, !,
en- 10 Sscret taris de ests Janta On oil
plszo indicado.
Aiasco, Enaro II de 1906.
Juan d. iSein.
4 Ia Preaidents Junta Esc1lar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
HE7.NlNIO OIAZ
Abogado- -Notario
San Juan, Puefto-Rico
SAN JUSTO II.
SAN JUsTo L,

juzgsdo do pas, sl ser requerido por
10 policfs.
FL Dcpsriamsnto dc Educ aci6n
nonbr6 maestro de II 4 es en- Cue yama
& Mr.. Roy 8. Mole.
-Esta m. WA contra jeron ma.
trimonio civil anle oil juez del Vale,
don A. g,l GusnAn Santiago , 10 q.
horlts Carmen Ruiz Dslbrey.
Ell Ayunsamie0to hs des' gnado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Acclones
BAnco de Pto. Rico tI8 { %.
Baneo Territorial. . Isl & 1e.
Banco Popular. 47.50 ss.
Buques anuncIados

banco Popuiar.... 7.60 as.
Buques anuncIados
Vapor ingles sCumerlo,, sa!i6 de
Europa para esta el % del pAssdo.
vapor espanol <Basnos Aires,,
sali6 de Cadiz el Is corrients y estara
aquf el Is.
Vspor espafol sAntonio Lbpez,,
80 aguarda procsdente de Colon y %
cAlas dc un momsnto otro seguirG
viais para Caracas, Cad &, Barcelo.
No y Geneva,
Vspor amsricano sFlladslphls,,
con procedencIa de New Yo:k, estar&
aquf mafans y seguirA v.ais el ii.
gaiente dia para La Guaira.
1Wna,vn puerto
VApor americana Caracas, de IN
6 uaira.
sc hA6stitdr0n dc sdlidd.
Napor americana <Ark ad!a,, pars
10 Isla CON tr6nsito:
Vapor americana eCaracas,, para
New York
vapor frances .Quebec, para Eu.
ropa, via Saint Thomas.
Buques en- puerto
TRAvSEIA
sRobert H. NJ. Curdoy, dsscgdo.
<Julia Luck sIbsck,. dsscargando.
<Gladyss, desoargsndo.
COsTANEROs
sIndiaS descargando
<Esperanz.,, Aguadilla y Maya.
guez
<Aurelias, vieques
<Dos Hsrmauass. F4jardo.
sMarfa Artsu,, Vieques.
<Petras, descargstdo,
sDeseAdas, Humacao y NAguabo.
Sc vende papel vlejo de pc.
ri6dico a dos pesos el qulntal. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
SECCI0N MERCANT|l
NOtas GoneIcia|es de San Juan

PrecIos MIN de los articuIos
que SO detaIIan on
almaeenes
Arrocss de partido 4 Jap6n d.
s3} as.
Idsm valsnciano dc s5s . 8 Id. Id,
Aios de 30 stvs. & so.
Jamonss sS} q 81.
ouesos amscs.s s164 Patagrks 10.
Tosino, Z 1bt . 1e.
Sardinas aumadas . 16 centavos,
Jah6n, A65 { 4.75 Rooamo m
americana, t21 n.
Pasta dol pals . ~.
Nsntesa % IS. en- ! , On ataa
do u 4 10.
Harina do at Ae6.
Habiohuelas Amerisanas blancas
largas . sef.
Garhanzos % 80.
Raaalso s6aei
osbollast4l as.
ManteQuillai do e13 Q 16
Pasta americana On eaias do una
Aefoha . %.
Papas amsrieanas o1. 80 . 100
TAsaio ASt
DEL PALS
AxdeAr para el consume,
koseabado slaro do a. o ~.
De miel slaro . $3.50.
csnfffuga slaro dc II as
Amerisana do st lsst}.
Dc Ponce e42 o II.
Ron 80 grados Cartier { e1.60 con.
Atos gallon pagAdos r. Intsrnas.
Maix . 1.s0.
Tahaoo, nominal,
Preclos dc oompra
Almid6n $3.50
Algod6n do 5 . $50.
CoAos do is q 1S millAr.
Ousros dulsss sls
Eeho dc res . ".
Cate eorriente dc Sl0 &l0i.
Camblos oorrIsntes
Londfes check . 4.SS
Paris AA D.
HAmburgo k4s
New York P.
Espsha 8dlv q p3 D
Cedalas hlpotecarias
BAaco Tsrrltorlal y Agrlc ola s5S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
TARIFA De INSERCIONES
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

Una Icencia.-Mr Dottin. Aggression un
polcia. ...Detenido en- Lares.-Huega en- Naguabo. =
lncendo en- Anasco. -Departamento de Educaci6n. :
Matrmonlo.. --Hurto de un pantal6n. .-Infracc6n a
las leyes de Sanidad-Agresi6n en- Rio Pedras-Mu.
Jer estropeada.- absolucones condemns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

al concsisl 81 nor Rtmirt para que
10 repreaecte on 10 comisi6n que ha
de examinar las prusbAs que 40 pre-
sehten On el aoto de 10 suba.ta sobrs
plntura de algunss dtcor AeioIes del
teatrc
Hoy fue dsnunciado y multado
con I'm peso el industrial Fol Mu'
g. eden, por teuer On oil trabsio uu ca
b Ito faltandole una herrsdura.
Ell iueE B4Ean impuao hoy s5
lConssnsia sa "a pdgin& ep)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
FOR A BETTER LIFE.

The Warrior Spirit i'm the Republic OF
Cod BY Anna Robertson Brown Linz -
say. Phi y. The Macmillan Company,
Publishers. New York.
This book is a powerful and moving
plea for the strenuous life in p1ety and
forceful service in the cause OF God
The author inculcates with an earnest
ness and implicit faith that captIvate
the reader, the urgent need of making
God s. service the practical and unerr-
ing guide of life, the gauge by which
man shall measure his outgoings and
incomings. his activities in all things,
that all may be TO the glory of God
and an example and uplifting force to
mankind The theory of the work is
that the world "has apparently en-
tered upon a great period of religious
awakening. destined TO become historic,
beside which the era of the Reforma-
ton will appear only a preparatory
age. - With this as the motive, the
authors purpose is to speed on that
awakening, and to make it as broad,
deep, and all-embracing as possible,
recognizing that ''the hand of God is
upon our land II is work Of deep
moral purpose, and its mission is to
help humanity to realize, and benefit
by, a better life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
REVIEWS OF BOOKS

Think not those men who toll amid the
bills
Lack generous fire that noble bosom fills
Their hearts are tender and their hearts
are true.
Their sympathies come quick as noun
tain dew.
Ful manly eyes. when hope came after
fears
Seen cheeks turn pale as from their
Crushed. iifeless forms were lifted in last
AS some dear comrade. though, past
hope, beneath
on. true those brawny delivers Of the
mines.
a. times!
And here is beautiful description
Of mountain lake;
The hollow huge. where Law the dark
lake cold.
The head Of a great glacier thick and
vast.
Whose icy masses. Ia the years long past.
Had With its motion. ponderous and
Ploughed out the narrow canyon far
below.
And as it downward moved with growl
Smooihed the long granite lodges I'm
they shone
No doubt the causeway. half the can
yon's length,
Was by the monster piled up In his
strength:
His hristling front and ice-caves rested
there,
Ere he retreated TO that upper lair,
Now the wild hollow sees tremendous
slides
That often fall concurrent from its sides
With force resistless and with thunders
loud
They beat the lake into misty cloud
or out OF their deep bed the waters
sweep.
steep,
Thus once had 10 and I heheld them fall
sight and sound the stoutest TO appall
The book is artistically illustrated, 4
beautiful production altogether Thlr
teen full-pagc pictures, by Hiram Put
nam Barnes, adorn the work. 1t is
most appropriate work for gift, either
for Christmas or any other time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
GEORGE ELIoT's GREAT NOVEL.

Ron1ola, Rv George Eliot: y Histogicall7
Illustrated Edition, edited with intro
duction and Notes. by nr. Guido Bragi.
Librarian OF the Jaurentian Library.
EngraVines or Scenes and Characters.
selected by the Editor. Published by \.
G. McC1urE & Co. Chicago
This is something new i'm the way Of
Illustrating q great novel. DR.. Bragg.
one Of the most distinguished scholars
Of Italy. has devoted two years TO the
searching out of pictures Of scenes, i'm
plemeuts, utensils. and portraits, ap-
propriatc 70 the text of this great work
by the illusrrious English author. They
comprise a rare aud beautiful portrait
of George Eliot. fac simile pages OF
Ms. reproductions of paintings, wood
cuts. portraits. costumes. and illumin-
ated manuscript, as well as photographs
Of great interest Nothing has been
omitted which could throw light on the
history Of the period covered by this
great classic, or add 70 the interest OF
It's reading. The editor 5 Introduction
is scholarly and illuminating. There are
100 Illustrations Of scenes and charac.
ters. and this edition Of Romola : will
undoubtedly surpass in interest all
others now available. OF the novel lt-
self il is needless to speak; its place 10
fixed as one Of the great English clas-
sizes of the Victorian era In this extra
ordinarily scholarly and appropriate set
ting. this great novel has no doubt
taken its final and most elaborate and
fitting form. The publishers are to he
heartily congratulated upon the fine
conception and it's artistic result as pre-
sented in these two elegant volumes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16
THE VENETIAN PEOPLE.

Venice: It's Individual Growth from the
Earliest Beginnings TO the Fall OF the
Republic. BY Pompco Momenn. Trans
lated by Horatio +. Brown, Two Vol
umes Published by y. G, McClurg S
Co. Chicago.
This is an ambitious work, whose
importance as study of the great Re
public which served to pass on to West
ern Europe the science, art, language,
craft, business forms, and practical
knowledge which her people had gath
cred from all the world, can hardly he
overestimated. The author is evidently
thoroughly impregnated with the lltera,
ture and traditions OF his subject, ana
he pours into these volumes in unsunt-
cd measure the wealth Of his learning
and knowledge. 1t is not book OF
wars. but a book of the people; 1T tells
who they were where they came from,
what their daily lives were, what they
thought. how they lived, what they ate
and wore, how they married and raised
their families, how they buried their
dead, and sets forth their customs and
laws. And IL is most brilliant pano-
rama that is presented, cnllvened with
story. conversation, and pIthy personal
memoirs and descriptions. Bat there
is an evaporation that haunts the
pages. in the quotations, which are IN
old Italian, a blend of Latin and Vene-
tian patois, and pure Latin. The reader
has TO be not only scholar 10 get the
full benefit of the work, but 10 have
made q study of dialect local to the
place. 1t is quite disconcertirg to be
reading along with interest. enjoying
the story TO the full, and TO find the
nub of the matter in a medieval Jargon
which no school teaches, Nevertheless,
the work is sufficiently translated to be
of the most absorbing interest, and to
| give the reader lifelike view OF
| Venice and its people. And the wealth
| of illustration in these elegant volumes
| is both surprising and gratifying; 1T
shows many plans Of the city, ancient
and comparatively modern; gives views
| of many conspicuous and renowned
| buildings and other structures, with
relics of a bygonc age; representations
of famous works of art in sculpture
and painting; OF costumes. of worship,
of merrymakings, of historic scenes of
display and pompous obseryaDces. of
| portraits, and of adornments and orna-
mentations: it is altogether one of the
| greatest collections of pictorial interest
that can be seen in print. The volumes
arc indeed complete; thev meet every
requirement Of a great popular history
save only in the matter hereinbefore
suggested.
The chapter titles are, "The Ori
gins "Thc Aspect and Form of the
City ''Houses and Churches, THE
Constitution. - ''The Laws, y ''Com
merce and Navigation, Finance
Economy, Currency "The Mobiles anc
Citizens-The People and the Craft
Guilds-The jews "Martial Exer
cises-Sports and Festivals-The Com
pany of The Hose, Costume,
'Manners and Customs, "Thc Indus
trial Arts "The Fine Arts. - "Cul
ture' There are also number o
documents in the original Latin, and
full index makes the contents of III
volumes easily accessible to the reade
or to any who may want to refer to
matter treated therein.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-16

tion OF honest business men and upright
public officers. and the nobility of home
life as shown IN the best American
homes. with representative husbands.
fathers. wives. mothers and children
that are an honor 20 the Republic and
a strength 10 humanity. Lives helpful
70 others and devoted Ia he public wei
fare will receive their due need Of
praise and recognition in This magazine.
II is a noble worthy purpose. and nm"
sentiment which has given rise 10 the
establishment Of this publication. We
find il also put forth in q style eminent
" worthy Of the high purpose Of rs
mission The illustrations are art PIE
lures; the typography everything Jnat
could he desired, the paper and press
work superior specimens Of the typo
graphic art II is 20 be hoped that a
long career Of usefulness and prosperity
is before this excellent publication. The
world should be the better for II. and
il is good 70 know that VIC have IN TINS
country so great and 1T publication
devoted 10 this lofty purpose.
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A POWERFUL STORY.

A Modern Madonna. BY Caroline Abbot
Stanley, The Century Co. New York.
The author of this novel sprang into
instant popularity and fame on the pub
liicaton of her "Ordcr No. II. which
was story of bushwhacking in Mis-
souri, during the War of the Rebel
lion This present work has its scenes
mostly in the city of Washington,
the theme being the narrowing opera
tion of an old English statute brought
first To MARYLAND and from thence into
the District of Columbia, This
statute gave 20 the father tho right 10
will away from its mother, the child
unborn, for care. custody, and education.
A 6ne young lady marries a selfish,
hot blooded. unscrupuloUs rake; she
finds him ont in lies, deliberate deceit.
and inhdelities They quarrel. He goes
to Europe with mistress. Returning.
he makes a will giving the custody
and care Of his wife S unborn babe
| to his brother. Then be is found
| murdered in his office. The brother
| thinks the wife murdered him, and
claims the custody of the child. Then
the struggle begins, the wife 20 keep
her child, the brother-in-law 20 get him.
II is a most exciting chase, but the
| iigh, is vain. the mother and child are
canght and brought back 20 Washing.
ton, where the court gives the child
over 10 his uncle. The mother is
frantic. and when she finds that tho
women Of the District are moving 70
have the law repealed, she enters
into the fight heart and soul. But the
| rotherin-law is hard, inexorsble: he
shows the mother that her efforts are
vain, that even IL the law is repea led
II viii not bo retroactive; the order
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THE WAYS OF INDIA.

AT the Court Of the Maharajah; a Story
of Adventure. BY Louis Tracy: The
American News Company, Publishers,
New York.
A racy sort of story. opening in
London. but its scenes for the most
part in India, with intrigue. mystery,
deception, betrayal. and bestiality,
and brutal. ruthless bigoted fanati-
cism, and race hatred as the moving
motives An exciting scene in London
opens the story. in which two young
Indies, British army Captain and a
pretender to petty throne in India
are the actors, One of the girls mar
ries the dubbed Maharajah, and 60
ing with him to his kingdom, finds
out many things, the principal of
which is that she has compromised her
womanhood of the superior race by
mating with the native ruler, In her
the West and the East meet, and she
loathcs the East. II ia very welltold
story. with the interest well kept up,
and affordIng many curious gGmpses
into the native life of India.