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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
NOL1 NE TANGERE

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lbra squea querids que hscfa aee sclo ola
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al n 10 has trtfdo saud ha ovdAdo de n
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que mpedfa dar solo Cusndo entr6 bucle lie
IabeI coIg6 de cuelo Cubri6 e rcs.ro de beIo
-Pero toDt' que te pasAl pudo al fin dcir Ia anciAna
eniugsndose las lkgrmas.
Maria Clara POGO avergOrzAda cub6 los oios cen
81 redondo braxo.
Il Vamos no to h,gas eperlr b.ra h, pregunado ror
deea No hlgas aufrr tempo pobre muh1Iho
Captau T'go lbarrA hAblabsn animadamente cusndo
aparec6 ID na Isabel medic srrsstrando sobrns.
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dmnua de promedA tuvo Alieno sxcmA en-
ra Clara que heymoIa estss =
Ella guard6 lenco hermosoS oios txpresaTon
bien Glars mente 10 que lentia 90 alma
los poccs instantes 10 ensmorAda pareja 90 dg6 IL
IEotea de horeG depAr
ibertad entrs los p,que6os emparradcs.
CaptSn Tsgo sonTeiA saiIfecho hIcndoIe ell dstrAidc
L. tie Isabel apantaba estar areada mpiando los
bIea con mn plumero Mmbien ionrefG aegremente.
- Hu peDsado iempre en- mil No me h.s olvdsdo tus
vse grandeI cudsde donde eRdn dcsn hay mrie
tan hermous pregunt6 10 icven icento nInuarte.
-Podria oIvidsrtel cons6 Ibsrra contemp&ndose
beeGds las neQrss pups de amada PJdr 20 fatIr
iurmero que hice To ecurdo hs comps6do sempre
txaproa recuedo hs neutzldo ell fscto del Toto de Eu
ropa que bora de mmora de muchos panos las
desgrcaa de 10 pra auente En- suehoa veia
10 playa de MaDis miranda ell eiano hozonte enVue
tibia los de naciente ofA spgudo meanc6co
canto deapeba en- mi coE6n Sdomecidos enmienos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
B1BLIOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA

dnz LevIntaoa Captain Tsgo 10 procession de Ia Naval
arco con dos achads de ea abuond espes oobos de
rata amparas Pues dt6a Patocinio levantsbA
cutro tschadas dos vAra alto con mas coQsios
cho scuba especislidad les mas con bombas foeoos
'rthces d h' Patrocnio sufrA 10 indecb pues xcesya
mente nev p1da soportar h repqueo ss
menos les detop, coneG
MsnrM CAPTAIN Tsgo soDrea ella penssbs On 90 r.yan
th gaba los meores ordores de les cnco Corpor clones de
Paustis predcasen loo d ,csmnes scbre mts
teoogco prC fdndmos los ees que 1uesban sin entan
der una paabrs Los padario de Captain ab.n ob.a
vdo tambi6 rcR viuda dorm decosamente dursna 81
sermon.
Los friles p.rte fCmentaban est.s riysidsds
renos entire e xgobernadorco 10 vieia beat eDgordaban
50 costa Se ptseaban en- coche
Era Captain Tago e ho Gnico de nm szucarero de Ma
hb6n bsne acaudsdo que no ouso g,sr mn
cuarto en- ednc su ho cuyo motive fu9 crado
de un buen dominica hombre uo que pocuraba ense
rle todo bueno que poda saba Cusndo eI muchacho e.
de padre d6 En udoI entonces suvo que dedcaue
los negoclos CM6Ie hermo oven Santa Cruz oue
Iyud6 hacer fortuna Dch PA Alba que tent. m oarc
ter empendedor content6 comprar az6ca cafe 6I
quso sembrlr cochar zo mado comprase sxensoI
San Diego Entonces fu cuando conoceron Al psde
DsmAio don Rafael lbArr e mas rico propearo de 1oue
pueblo.
Ptron w AMOS sin mItrimonio tuvese mir Gun h;io
FL vne hEo coma Pa venrc v6 por conseo de M devo-
ns oe Ssn Diego ala Vrgen CSymy Tsl; di6 mosna.
ao en- Ia s6p bao e rdsnte de Msyo, de ne de
Wgsnde Turtmbs P,k to4o te en- vsro hs, oue fr,v
eaA de San aGcuty Didi6 ha Sabido u que en- Obndo
hay uns Trinidad que concede bio hiss eecci6r Nuers
Snora de Saamtsn SAINTS Clara San IAscuA Gracaa eaka
sabo centric def Is snt6 madre Mas y como e pea
dor 'que hAb Sk peae Macbeth e cua ces6 de
can"r cuando encon6 un seOro ella ped6 algeria dssde Ou
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04

-Mshana ragressr& de Manstf el
doetor Lugo Vinas, que 80 sncusntrs
en- visi.a de inspection.
Nos Informs ell Supervisor de
elecciones Mr.. Lyons que 90 haa he.
cho en- 81 dspsrsamsnto los siguientss
nombramlentos:
Superintendtnts, A. M Lyons;
Sub supsrintendsnts, E NJ. Keith; Ta.
qrlgrsfo, Antonio r Herr a. dez; Fs.
eribientss: Juan D. Gllbes, Antonio
Sslgado, N. 81 Denton, Manuel Rosa,
Jos6 Toste, Rafael Ctbollsro. Men.
ssjero, Juan Cordsro.
Por ahora no han sido heehos osros
nombramientos. Es IL it'll que 90 pro
curen colocs clones en- aqusllA odsina
sino las recomienda sl Super visor.
Ell departame nto do teaorsl 10 ls
vapt6 seis embArgos en Ysueo , uno
On Nsrspjito.
Hay personals que 90 ccupan On GU.
gestionar q otras para que 10 compren
sus arifculos, como por sjemplo: 10
leche, 10 carne y los i6sforos, Q prscio
fAbuloso. 81 los sefiorss r. M. Cal.
der6n CO sgsntes dc 10 ain rival Ger.
veza sPabslS venden tAntos barrilss,
10 culpa ss dc 10 eerWza que ss busna
y sgrads; pero no sugestionan.
-Segdn noticiss, sl Abogado ,
ex attorney general Mr.. William
Sweet, he sido des'gnsdo por sl alcal'
dc para representa- oil ayuntamlento
en- el asunto del csnso. que 90 vera
maflana en- Ia Corte civil de San Juan,
De ser esto verdad, como 90 dice, ICON
que facultades nombra el Alcalde un
letrsdo especial para representa- 81
ayuntamisnto, habiendo un abogado
do 10 eiudad que paqA oil municipio?
Hoy sali6 para Rio Graude nues.
amigo don Miguel Bsnftez Cas.aflo.
Ell dfa 81 do Abril Il timo, el
Alcalde de 10 ciudad devolvi6 por co.
rreo, q don Ramon Temblsg, On San
turc', un pliego contenisndo IN plano,
en- oil cual 10 dsbian introducir cler'
sAs rttormas. Ea sl dis de hoy no q
recibido todavfs oil sen ,r Temb,eg el
mencionado pliego, q pssAr de b bsrlo
solicitsdo en- las admin. traciones do
San Juan y Santurcs. Este b eho
seusa una gran negligeroIa on el ser
vicio postal.
lCoTstisai0 on Ia pdosno 6ll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04

Para esta tarde q las dos 90 cit6
ante el Juez de Paz senior Bszkn al
guardia do penalss juan C6rdova
Dfaz.
Pareos que dicho aefor es uno do
los que declararon en- 10 In vestig gaci6n
del Attorney On Humacao, On Ia eausa
del REQ Francisco Dones.
Sus mAnifestaciones 90 re6sren &
varios partlculares msnifsatsdos DOR
el testlgo Ruperto Elk Melendez.
Tambisn faeron cltados sl Aitor.
ney J el licenciado don Jose do Gux
man Bsnltex en- represent. c!6n este a.
timo de Dones.
-Tuvimos el gusto de saludar hoy
en- eata red acci6n & nueatro aprsciado
amigo y correligionario don Jo,6 Do
lores Fuentes, Sub marshall de 10 Cor
to de Distrito, residents en- Csrolina.
Hoy fle presentado q 10 Corts
municipal el indivfduo Venancio To-
rres, vecino del barrio <Monacillos dc
Rio Piedras, acusado de los siguien
tes delitos: por acometimiento q los
guardias Gle mldo Gonzalez y Corns
lilo AyaIs; por sgresi6n dentro dc su
morsda q Maria Landrau, q quien
asi6 por el pelo, dandole golpsa & In
iuriAndols; por acometimisnto q Her.
mensgildo Rivera; por agreai6n o Do
lores Marin y por hsbsr penetr ado en-
10 casa de Santiago Ge'gsl rom len.
do para clio una puerta. acometiendo
este ~ muier con un machets.
Todos estos casos ocurrieron On 81
bArrio sMonAcillo, do Bio Piedras.
La Corte no encontr6 iustificsdas
nipguna de eltas denuncias y absol.
VIC al acusado. Este, segdn iptor-
mes, ea un GAIA republieano,
No comentamos.
En- virtud del irjancti6n entabla
do por varios propietarios dc San
Juan, por 10 question del empadrona'
mitnto 9 censo, contra el Concejo Mu'
nicipal. cate no podra contlnuar en-
dicho tire bsio, interim 90 reauelva ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04

II -Hemos sido invisados al nitip
unionlsts que el domingo pr6xlmo
tendrA lugar Ell Lares. Agradecemos
la atenci6n do les organizadcres dc
dicho aeto.
Sc hallA eLfsrmo de bastante
cuidado sl senior padre del Capit&p
Cabrera do 10 Policfa Insular, don
Jcae A Cabrera. Fl fallecimiento de
10 seflora espoaa de este ocurrido
syer parece haber II f .fdo en- Ia gra
vedad del enfermo.
Para caballero s6lo, un cuarso
en- un mirador, Sc Alquila en- cuatro
dollars mensual Critic 10, altos,
itformsr&n. Isl
Aver Sc decsr6 una huslga on
nsnati: parsce que los rsbaiadores
agricolas piden aumerto de jor sles
Reina complete ordsn. Ha salide
hscia dicho sitio el tsniente se II ,r Ca
sals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04

fiana el asunto ante 10 Corte civil d
este Distrito.
Ell cuartel general public6 esta
msfisns 10 siguisnte orden:
Ha circulado pdblicamente Dor 10
1sla el rumor de que ssta ofsina re-.
quiere { los mismbros do 10 policfa
que hsgan un ndmero detsrmin ado dc
arrestos mensualmente 6 dc 10 contra.
rio son ssparados del Cusrpo por In.
competencia, Este rumor es absolu-
tamsnte falso, no hsbiendo dado tales
6rdenes esta ofctna nj 80 tolera que
ming 10. .mitmbro de 10 Policfa Insulsr
arieste ilegalmsnte 8 persona alguna
con obieto dc meiorar 81 hoja de ser.
vicio.
Eata ofcina ordena tinicamente &
todos y cada uno dc los miembros
del Dspartamento, que cumplan con
81 deber imparcialmente y sin demos
trar tenor alguno.
Llamamos 10 atenci6n dc todos los
distritos dc 10 isla sobre el texto de
dicha orden.
Don Antonio Budst. tslegr afiata
que preataba servicios en- Lares, ha
sido ascendido y trasladado & 10 o..
tAei6n dc Ponce.
-Haata ell pr6ximo afo econ6mi.
co no Sc pavimentaran las plazaa de
<Col6ns y <San Jote,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
UNA PROTtSTA
Sr. Director co LA DEMocRACIA.

Sr. Director Go LA DEMOCRACIA.
San Juan.
Diatir g lido paissno: Con sorpess
h. leido en- e) eAguils, de Porcp, quf
se me ha ncn nbrsdo tssorero del 90
mite rspubliesno dc ests wis.
Es cierso que en- las eleccionsa pa.
sadas lucbS denodadamepte ror 10
causa republican,; pero mi setitud de
algunos msses ae& es bien conccida
por mis- eorreligionarios del aiio pa.
sado, { quienes he ccmunicado distin'
tas vecss mi deliberado prop6sito do
rstr asrme en- absolute do Ia polfsiea.
All puss, seoase que no acspto el
cargo pSra 81 cdAl he sldo nombrado.
A usted sen " Director, doy las
por 10 inserci6n de las pre-
&c ntes lineas.
Su alto. amjg1, 0. 0. q. b. Q m.
Jose 2. Martinez.
Aojuntas, P. r do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A

causa de Francisco Dones. Don LOSE
Dolores Fuentes.-Caja republican, absuelto.-Sobre
el Censo. del Quartet general de la policfa-
Telegra6sta ascenddo-Pazas de Colon San Jose
Condemns extinguidas. En- la Sala de Socorros I'm
meeting unlonista Lares.-Don Jose A. Cabrera
-Huega en- Manati.-Doctor Lugo Vnas-Nom.
bramientos. -Embargos levantados.-Otras noticias
de interes general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO Il.

Hoy extlnguieron sus condemns
en- 10 cArcel municipal Jo!e Gautier,
Cruz Padills, Jose Rodriguez y Ma.
inertia Isaae.
-Ayer fueron asistidos en- 10 sala
de socorros Juana Ramirez y Fell x
Marquez, de heridas y contuaiones le-
YES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
PFscles MIN do los artieuIos
quo 80 detaltan on

quo 80 detallan en-
alma0enes
Arroces do partido & Jap6n d.
eikS.
1dem valeaciano de s5} . 6 i'd. i'd.
Aios de 30 etvs. & 50.
J&mones s9I q 10
oussos amess.a s15 Patagrla 20.
Tosino, . III as
Sardinas aumadas 1o eenta vos.
Jab6n, az & s5 Rocamora
Amsricano, es} ~.
Pasta del pals . ~.
kantesa { 81 on ! yen ataa
DO q & 10.
Harina de e41 3 est.
habichuelas Amsriaanas soloradas
largss ct . e5t.
0arbanxQs s4} 80
Rasalao t5i ass
Cebollas ct a8.
lAnteQuillal dc s1s . 10
papss amsriaanAa st O 81.
Tassio 81 80.
Lechs condsnsada <Aguilas 4 s6
Id Id xCruz Roias s5
Id Id <Magnolias s4}
DEL PALS
Az6ear para el aonsumoi
Hassabado slsro de t3i Q "a.
De miel elaro o $3.50.
Csntrffuga slaro Dc ~ ass
Amerisana do 81 1sakA
Do Ponce ~ . ~.
Ron 30 grades Cartier & s1. so cen.
Svos gallon pagados r. Intsrnas.
AAix Q LEO
TAbaoo, nominal,
Precios de compra
Almid6n 0 e2.50
Algod6a de S . $50.
ooeos dc is . Is millar.
ousros dulees s18
sebo dc res ~.
Cate eorriente do e10 &10t.
CambIos oorrlentss
Londres check ASS
PAis "a 81 d,
Hamburgo k4s
New York par
Espada div 10 pS
C6dalas hlpotecarlas
Banco Territorial y Agricola s58.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
Notas 6omerciaes de San Juan

Ultimas operacionssde szdcar:
A 50. 264 polarization garantizada
AccI0nes
Banco do Pto. Rico Q % ki3.
Banso Territorial. . 15} & 1s.
Baneo Popular. Q 10 all.
Buques anuncIados
Vapor espafiol eMiguel G Gallarts,
ssli6 de Barcelona Ipara sus ssea.
las del Mediterraneo Cornfis, vigo y
para esta Ell 30 iltimo.
Vapor espanol sConde Wlfrodo. ,
SAli6 de Canarias el Is del pasado
para esta , seguira visie para Glen
fuegos, Hsbana y Mssanzas.
vapor americana <Hugoms, del
puerto de New Orleans para el nues-
sro sali6 el rs de Abril dltimo,
Vspor americana <Carolinss GO
destino New York saldrS el 5 del
corriente.
Vapor americana sCoamos zarpa.
ri del puerto de New York para el
nueatro el 5 del actual.
10nar0n puerto
Do los Estados Unidos la golsts
americana <Emmas con madsras.
Sc habiltaron de salida.
Vapor americana sWoudlers pa.
ra New Orleans con carga.
Buques on puerto
TRAvsEIA
SAlicla Crosbys Eendiente
SAndrew Adamss descargaudo
sEduard StuwArd, descargando
SEmmas deseargando
sCaraeass deicargando
COSTA NEROS
<Carmens pendiente
<Maysg1ezanas pendiente
<EncArnaci6ns descargando
<Caimelitas cargando
<Maria Artaus cargsndo
<Esperanza, pendiente
Sc vende papel vlejo de peri6-
dico a dos pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
S0RDERAi

), tlene Vd. algunos amigos que sufren do
sordera, supuraciones del dido. ruidos en- la
csbeza, ETC., digales que escriban Ala Beeba
Ear Drum CO., Is Park Row, New York.
mencionando este periodico, y Sc les enviars
GRATIS instrucciones de como puede Gu.
rarse por ST solo.-CorgespoRk@ssy = tsllstos
en- 1ngles y EspaGoL r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04
BASE BALL

En sl iuego do pelotas que tendrk
lugar msfiGnA en- Puerta de TIerra en-.
ire los clubs <U. s. Marines y <Red
D'D, tcmsran pa,ts les ,iguienies 30.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-04

Sc vende papel viejo de peri6-
dico a dos pesos elquintal.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
A Great Lumber Country.

The lumber interests Of northern
Maine are enormous. Notwithstanding
the ravages OF FIRE and the lumber con
Germs. In the district OF the ST. John
system alone the forest commissioner
estimates nearly seven billion feet of
spruce. besides hundreds Of million of
pine and nearly two billion OF cedar.
The fertility Of the soil makes IL n
very rapidly producing lumber country.
The spruce accessible to- transporta-
ton having been somewhat reduced.
the poplar Is being drawn upon largely.
The poplar land quickly replaces itself
by sprouts and grows very fast.
Along the line Of the railroad may be
seen many poplar lands, which are re-
placing these. Spruce, when cut or
burned over. also reseeds itself fairly
well. and burned areas, ~ not burned
too deep. are soon covered with young
growth.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
GIRL AMAZEs SURGEONS.
Receivers After Being Hammered and
Cut Almost to Pieces by Uncle.

Won from death when skilled sur
Seons believed all chance for life gone.
Jessie May Popkins. IA years old, has
been discharged from Freedman's hos
pital at Washington. ID. c. On July 2
she was murderously assaulted By her
uncle, John Popkins, VINO is believed
TO be insane.
With three depressed fractures or
the skull, two arteries OF the right
arm severed and her throat cut, the
juSuiar vein being almost severed. she
was picked up unconscious from the
blows OF a hammer and hurried away
TO the hospital. There she underwent
several operations. While each was
successful, the girls case for eleven
days was one of uncertainty.
From a medical standpoint, few. If
any, cases have parallel in the his
tory of hospitals. Noted physicians
have pronounced IL as remarkable.
and one for study. The girls speedy
recovery was due TO two things:--
First, surgical skill of the most deli.
cate nature, ard secondly. to the girls
own fo-titude and courage. The
young patients belief that she would
recover was tn be seen at every stage.
and even while gasping for breath in
weakened and dying condition. her
declaration that she would live aston
ished the physicians. 49,.
Particles Of bone were picked from
her brain without a relapse by the
girl. Her weakness now is only from
the great loss Of blood, but she Is
mending rapidly. When a photograph.
er arranged to take several snapshots
OF the girl while on the grounds To-.
day, she was delighted. She was over.
joyed at the thought of having her
picture taken. Her face 10 not disfig
ured. but her neck Is badly SCARED
where her throat was cut.-New YorI;
Press.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
Race Suicide Due to Dollars.

Hal Bell delivered an address on
Life" at the annual meeting OF tue
Excelsior Bible Class of the Willis
Avenue NJ. L. Surday-school, the
Bronx, New York city. He said:
There has been a great cry raised
against race suicide; but there is a
solemn thought on the part of many
that they do no. want To- bring chill.
dren into this life of endless slavery
and bondage. of well.nigh hopeless
toll. Why. the birds OF the air. the
fish in the sea. the beasts OF the forest
are happier than we
To-day everything is measured By
the rule of the dollar. Speaking broad.
ly, the astonishing increase of wealth
has brought little else than slavery
TO the great masses OF our citizens.
There was time i'm this country
when men alone did the hard WORK.
cut now women and girls are fed
like corn into the grinding mill of
life. What else is there for us TO
give? We have fed TO this devouring
passion our hope aud joy, our laughter
and our smiles"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
HOW INDIAN GIGS BASS.
Does the Trick Easily and Seldom
Misses His Fish.

The mountain streams OF Indian
Territory, which abound in game.
fish. principally black bass. have
been as clear as crystal for the last
10 days, and the Indians have been
having great sport gigging them.
In mountain stream in the Ter
ritory when the water is clear the
bottom can be seen through six feet
of water, and this makes gigging n
great sport for the Indians. They
are experts with the canoe and the
gig. and spurn the finest fishing tack
lie in the way Of rod and reel, as It
is too slow sport for them.
Ii is interesting to watch a couple
Of Indians gig fish. With the long.
slender reed. tipped and barbed with
steel. one Indian leans over the PROV
of the canoe while the other with his
paddle gently and noiselessly let's the
canoe slide up to the big rocks and
around logs in deep water, where
the bass and catfish lie. The Indian
carries his gig uplifted and ready to
strike at any time.
With his face not six inches above
the water, his keen eyes scan the bot
tom and he will locate a bass or cat
fish lying partly under a rock or log
that would never be seen by the Nv
eraSe fisherman. The stroke of The
deXterous arm is like lightning. and
In fash the fish is speared through
and lifted into the boat
There is no struggling to land him,
no excitement of winding in the line.
for the Indian hunts for game and Lot
for sport.
An Indian seldom misses his fish
when he throws the gig. And his mo-
ton is so perfect and his balance so
even that there is scarcely a tremor
in the boat, while the amateur is like
ly not only to miss his fish two feet.
but stand on his head in the water
Observation-Disclosures correspondence
st. Louis Republic.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16

Fred and Ernest Ballard, sons of
Ellis Ames Ballard, have just COM
pleted a fine lark boat which was
launched with appropriate ceremonies
Saturday afternoon last. Both young
men are expert yachtsmen and when
at home here, they never let an OPP
pS-tunity pass to make a sailing
trip.
Miss Grace NJ. Littlefeld is visiting
her uncle. Eben K. Bates at his home
here on the island.
Mrs. Charles w. Cordes was here
Sunday visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
L. Sylvester.
Carlton Littlefield of the Portland
Co, was here during the holidays Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Littlefeld.
Edward Duff was here Sunday visit
ing several friends.
Mr.. p. G.. Sanford of New York will
arrive and open his camp on Crow
Island about August %.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
Sees Saving In the TeIephone.

j. Henniker Hea;on. the well-known
champion in the British Parliament OF
cheap postage. is now seeking to pro-
vide telephone for every householder
at cost not greater than "a cents a
week. The Australian Postmaster
General regards 2i-cent telephones as
practicable. In Great Britain the post
office department Games fully into con-
troll of the telephones in 1911. but MT
Heaton thinks that cheap telephones.
with underground wires. should be
provided before 1911. as it would mean
annual saving of millions OF dol
lars"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
The Simple Life.

A certain openness Of mind TO
learn the daily lessons Of the school
OF life: certain willingness OF heart
to give and receive that extra SER
vice. that gift beyond the strict
measure Of debt which makes friend
ship possible: certain clearness OF
spirit to perceive the best in things
and people. to love ii without fear and
to cleave TO it without mistrust: a
peaceable sureness OF affection and
taste; a gentle straightforwardness OF
action; kind serenity OF speech
these are the marks OF the simple
life. which cometh not with observa-
ton. for 1t is within you.-Van Dyke.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
Weigh and Pass Out.

The clergyman preached IA rather
exhaustive sermon from the text.
Thou Art Weighed in the Balance and
Found Wanting" After the conere-
cation had listened about an hour.
some began TO get weary and went
out: others followed. greatly to the
annoyance OF the minister. Soon an.
Sher person started. wbereupon the
preacher said: That's right. gentle
men: as fast as you are weighed. pass
out"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16

developed into a chronic case. At
one time I had to use a crutch and
zane TO get about My back was
anne and weak. and besides the ach.
ing. there was distressing retention
)f the kidney secretions I was in n
bad way when ] began using Doan's
Kidney Pills in 1901. but the remedy
sured me. and ! have been well ever
since"
Sold by all dealers. SO cents a Dor
Foster-M ilburn Co. Buffalo. NJ. Y.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
These Arc the DAYS.

These are the days when the word
ACKNOWLEDGES" sounds good to everybody.
Up there the SIN Is Just as bright but the
days are never hot and enervatins-thc
nights are always cool and the pine.l laden
arr has that invigorating something in it
that brings sleep. appetite, rest. and new
life to the jaded urbanite
These are the days, The seaso., is at its
height. All the hotels are open, and there
- room enough for every one. The Adir-
ondack country ~ too vast ever TO become
crowded. From east. west. north. or soutl,
you can reach the North Woods via the
New York Central Lines, Americas
Greatest Railroad"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-16
DOCTOR CURED OF ECZEMA.
Maryland Physician Cures Hitnseif-Dr
Fisher says: "CuticuTa Remed dies
Possses True Merit.

MY face was afflicted with eczema IN
the year 1897. I used the Cuticura Rene
dies and was entirely cured. 1 am a prac-
icing physician. and very often prescribe
Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap in
cases OF eczema, and they have cured
where other formulas hive failed. 1 am
not In the habit of endorsing patent medi-
cines but when find remedies possessing
true merit. such rs the Cuticura Rem.di. :
do, am broad minded enough To pro-
claim their virtues 10 the world. I have
been praeticinS medicine for sixteen years,
and must say aId your Remedies A No.
i. You are 1T liberty TO publish this let
ter. q. VI. Fisher. ". D.. Big Pool, Nd.
May "a, 1905"