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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-03-21
1ore dangerous than the heaviest

more dangerous than the heaviest
artillery of Mars, for cupid always
strikes at the most vital part--man's
heart. Somewhere, it matters not
tie place, there is little maiden
not yet arrived at sweet sixteen-
blithe as fairy, guileless as an an
gel. modest as violet, and as fair
aud fresh as a spray Of mountain
daises sparkling in the morning
dew; in, the curve of her rosy lips
lies the signal Of danger, in tie
dimp!es that play coquettishly OH
her cheek, turks mischief to man,
and from the bright glances of. her
bewltching eyes some ono has met
his destiny, and now lies a hnpel esq
captive at her ftet-twenty years
her senioll surely he eau measure
arms with her and not 80 complete.
ly surrender victim to her charms
but alasl in the court of love
time nor circumstances can COM
mand, and the man strong and
athletic, in full glorv Of his man
hood has been captured, and is now
the manacled slave Of the dear little
fragile girl, who, though, she laughs
over her conquest made without all
effort, she may herself one day
yield to tho conqutror. Yer, the
man of thirty-four IS madly in love
with the girl Of fourteen summers.
Smile at the picture ifyou will. No
man, no matter how wise, how
grave, how prudent, ls able to with
stand the charms of some one of
Eve's daughters. From the guile
less maiden in her teens to Tho mag.
nificent woman of n,aturer' years,
each ono has tho subtle power to
capture some man be he ever so SO.
cul ely mailed and helmeted.
No man is invulnerable at all
times to the darts Of the God of
Love and mono can boast for they
know not tho hour they may meet
their fate. We know not how our
little heroine will deal with her
captive, we trust she will be gener-
GUS if not loving. She must not
doubt him for he is ready to be Of
fered up O. victim OH Hy mons alter
if she dare Say yes.
Laughing little maiden with the
=. mischief in your eye,
marvel not he loves you-you hav'
read it in that sigh;
Yes, you know he loves you Will
ardor you can't doubt. ="
] AM See You smiling and l know
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-03-21
Appointments For Pickens Circuit:

1st Sunday-Porter's Chapel, 1 q.
M, Pickens 7 p. IN.
2nd Sunday Pickens IL q. NJ,
Bethlehm 8 p. m.
3rd Sunday-Liberty II a. m,
Ruhamah 3 p. III.
4th Sunday -Bethlehm II q. M,
Tabor 3 p. m,
Every body is cordially invited to
attend these services.
- Il. II. BRYANT, Pastor
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-03-21
you we found it out.

Love ne'r keeps record. she laughs
at time or age,
She ho.ds the tender maiden an6 as
strongly binds the sage, -.
And thifty-five and fifteen may be
mated If she will e..
For love don't keep a record and
she wounds but never kills.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-03-21
AN EDITORS APPEAL.
To Brother Publishers In Behalf of The
Lost Child OF Dr.. Byers of
SeeleyvilIe, Indiana.


If the editor Of every paper In the
south, southwest and central west
will republIsh those lines, there
is no question but what DR.. s. l..
l',. ..rs Of Seeleyvllle. Indiana will
recover his little son whowas stolen
from his lone one year ago last
May DR.. By'rs has sp"nt lis sn
tire resources in search Cor his
child and unless the big hearted
members uf tho press come to Li-
assistance his son will grow upann
outlaw and an outcast among the
lowest people Of the earth. 1t is a
cause that should appeal to every
one and no father reading these
lines can do So without quickrn-
ing Of the heart and a sympathetic
throb. It is believed that if this
article is reprinted in tho newspa.
papers it will form an endless chain
that will uncover the lost boys con-
cealment and return HIM TO hi4 dis
tfacted parents. In doing this the
profession of journalism will be
fulfilling one of its highest des.
tinies.
Publishers whose circulations
touch the Wabash, Ohio and Mis-
sssippi valleys are especially re-
quested to reproduce this story of
the lost child as Dr.. Byers believes
his boy is now OH some houseboat
waiting to take the road in tho
Spring. There is q reward Of $500,
awaiting any information that will
lead to the boys recovery. No
questions will be ask ed and if the
abductor himself would deliver the
boy to his parents ne would not be
molesteG. The bereaved parents
are heart broken with grief and
want only their child. If each
journal will reprint. these lines,
they will travel to every exchange
table III the United States and
bring back to a wrecked home a
child who is no doubt suffering with
cold, unfed and wretched to de-
gree. Think OF what your own
feelings would be under similar
circumstances This appeal is in
dlcted originally by a publisher
who saw DR.. Byers only once, has no
personal interest in his quest other
than tie bond of sympathy that
makes the world akin, and is inspir-
ed from the belief that the lost boy
can only be found through the
united effort of the country press
of which he ia proud to be a mem-
Der. His recovery will be a tri.
umph in advertising and 10 editor
whose heart is placed right will re-
fuse this appeal. Remember, it
may be your child next!
The following is q description Of
the lost boy:
DESCRIPTION.
Richmond Byers, if alive was 6 yrs
old last July, is of light complexion,
has gray eyes; lett eye noticibly
crossed, has small Y shaped nick
in the edge Of the left ear, has
sharp chin and narrow projecting
forehead He is rather small for his
age and is unusually bright and in
telligent, talking after the manner
Of a boy much older.
DR.. Byers has seached among the
rowing bands that frequent the Uni
ted States and believes his son can
be found among travelling junk
dealers, 50 called horse traders or
movers. lie don't think tho boy
was stolen by genuine gypsies. He
thinks mo was taken by wandering
band who uses him for the pur-
pose Of begging in the towns along
the route.
-" Exchanges please copy.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
TEMP0RIDA TtATRAL

Asgurada "a Ia llegads la Com
psfis de Opera, que vendrA el 16 del
c'rrierte en- 81 vApor Julia, ha aumsn'
sado el entusiaimo del pdblico pom.
cefIo.
De poblsclonsa limitrt f,s se ha-
cen pediios de loeAlidades para toda
10 temporada.
El exlto, pues, de 10 Compaiifa
sScc gnamiglio,s ser& brillantfsimo, y
d clio coniribulrk en- gran parte, el
nuevo cusdro en- que figara Ia t'pls dc
primo cartello sefi ora Gonxsgs, aplau.
dida en- todos los tsatrca do primer
ordep, oil bsio absolute Mtior Girl.
no, verdadera nota bilidad.
Convene adveriir, que & mas do
eae famoso cuadro, vienen t1doa los
Artlstas que conocimos en- la anterior
tenn porada, & ex:epci6n de 10 Gattini
que cumpli6 81 consrato.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
TEATalLES

El sabado d'tlmo 80 efeetu6 en- eI
tsAtro La PerlG 10 snur cIads funci6r
q bent fcio del maestro director Fran.
cesco di Gsid,
Concurrencia regular, pero selec
tfsima.
La Org tsta y Ia banda de bombe
ros tocaron admir- ablemeate bsio ID
direction de di Gent que % una batu
To reAlmente aoherbia. Los instrumen
sos 10 obedecen como 81 fueran alma.
y 81 les imprime los rasg s caracterfs
tlcos de 81 'emperamento como artIsta
Entire los ndueros que se tccaron
merecen cItarse el famoso intermeszt
de Couallsrta que fu6 repesldo -otro
nuy bsllo, de la Opera Nrgen, de d
Geid, y un delicado vsla de La Presa
Este TOGO en- Ia orquesta con Q
pianiata Borrego smbos al violin =,
luci6 despues sus facultadsa CONT
transformista.
Di Geast y sus acompa q iantes tue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
P0R SAN SEBASTIAN

nj alcalde do San Sebastian hi
dlrigido una comunicaci6n al ayunta.
mieato de Ponce, pidiendo que contri
buya al sooorro de las infelicsl fami,
las que han quedado Gu > miseria
rAusa del tsrrible incsndio que A,olt
seclentemente aquel pueblo.
Sahemos que ruaatra muniei pail
dad correspondent hlds' G smente & csc
llamamierto.
Pc o puede hAcerae aquf Ago mas
LlamAmos ls atenci6n de las per.
sonas cAritativas para que orgsnicer
CON e.s obisto cusataclonss rdblicas
&c No pueblo puertorriqueao, Q.
un pueblo h,rmano el que suf.e no,
tn cruenta desgracis, y nouotros de-
bemos syadarle, como oriitiancs J
como puertorriQueiios.
Ponce ha rsspondido siempre 4 to.
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leeI Board Of Charities
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A los interesads

Para su meior realiEseI6n as do Ia
mayor puhlicidsd Acerca de la DIS
TRtBucloN Do los aervleios que prsstan
los sef11res Meilcos Auxlliares do Sa'
ntdad de Ponce. Dlaria m entente,
incluso los dias de fiesta.
Mdtdna, de 9 s IL, Consulta On
Ia Policlfnics Hospital Tricoche). A
las II, aslstsnciA dom'ciliar { los en-.
fsrmos cuyos sncarg ados deiAn 10 d.
rsccl6n On el Hospital Telcochs.
T'drde: de 2 k6. Consulta on lA
Poliolinica del HOSPITAL Trlcochs 90
Meiico Inferno del Hos. ital. De 81 &
s, inspection de 10 matanxa en- 81 mA.
tadero por el Auxtliar de SsnidAd
sncargad del servIcio m9iico do todo
sl dIatrlto O,ste de Ia eiudad. A las
8, nuevA AsistenciA domiciliSria ilimi.
tadA con el ndmsro de los erfsrmos
cuyos encsrgadoa deisran 10 dirsCcI6n
On el hospital.
NOche: de 8 . 6 q. m. Servici0 pA'
"a los pobreS por el Melico interhu
del Hospital. Vlsitas de urgencia
euaodo 10 requiers el caao, serkn
iRualmente preakAda,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
ment cubierso. So prepare una gran
tenn porada teatral.

ment' cubierto. So prspsra una gran
tenn porada tsstral.
= El domingo tlt'mo s8t imponsn.
tes deposltaron en- el <Credlto y Aho.
rro Ponceflos IS, 720 81 ctvs.
-Circulsu net'ciss muy halsgs.
do'as sobre Santo Domingo. Creese
que pronto cambiar& la situsci6n po.
lftlcs de aqusl pals en- un sentido pro.
gresivo, sin necesidad de ulteriores
trastornos. Essas son impresionsa
recibidas en- Ponce, por psrsonss que
tienen numerosas amistsdsa on squs'
lla repdb blica.
H y ha sldo opsrado On el hfa'
p'tal Telcochs, Carlos Rodrfguez, do
h'drccele, por los doctores Gutiefrea
= Sslsgar.
Ell Maestro Francisco Di Ge. 4
he sAlldo hoy hscia San Juan para
despsdir q su esposa, quien emba,ca
para Italia. Dsspues regressr& 4
Porce para incorporate & 10 'compa
fifs Scnuamiglio.
H.u iugresado ca 10 c,reel Faua.
tlno Rlvsrs, ca sumsrls, por fslsA
represent sci6D, y Tomas Crrz. conde.
nado & tres msses de prisi6p, por
igual dFllt1.
Aver tieron pusssos ca libertad,
por hAbsr cumplido sus condenaa,
Domingo Fs'iclano y Francisco Usda.
-Tsmbien iba & ser puesto on IL
bertad, por exttnci6a de cnndenA,
Antonio Lac osts, pero f.e detsrido
nuevamente, por uu mandamiento del
Flscal, ds ordsn del Coniisionado de
Em'grsci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
ABRIL. TO-.

Eslss BoDnin y Ca, donde &c le sor.
prendi6 q atlas h,ras do 10 noehs
fracturando un escrltorio, del que
sussrsjo a'gunas monsdas.
-Personas que estAn h1y On el
b 1tel Mella; e. F. Thomas, Aptonio
Bsrnszsr. Juan Calsfat, Hsntoni,
Wiron, Fs'ix Infanx6n, G. Palau, R,
q. Wlnans y Nicolas Hsrnandez
--En el Juzgsdo de Pas GO ha CO
lebrsdo 10 iaicio contra Grgorio >
Luciano Garcia, por irfrac ,i6n del
reglamento de carret,rss, sisndo con
denado cada uno & tres pesos diss
centsvos de mulia, ineluao las cos
tss.
-Hemoa tenido el gusto de YER o.
estimable ioven ponceiIc don Fraucis
co Vandc, empleAdo On lss oEclnas de
LA DFMooBAcIA.
@Hsn ingresado hoy on Ia carctl
en- sumario; Roaendo B'asini, ror
hurto y Rafael Vega por falsa repre-
sentacl6n. Ambos son de Ponce.
-Por ordsn del comlsionado ID
Emigration ha sido puesto en- libertad
el detsuido Antonio Lacosta.
! -Hsmos dido nuevas quejas 90
bre los dsstre - que pro oducsa los On
rrete'os con sus vehfculoa en- el CANT
20 dc Adiuntas. s. impone una eff
csz vigllancia para 10 conservsc!6 Or
de las carr. .tsrAs.
-Mafisna saldrAn para 10 lsgu
na de Laias, en- ex,ursi6n de caza J
pssca, varios amigos de est. ciudad
afcionados q dlchos sports. Sc hAr
heeho gcandas prsparativos do comes
ubles y ebebestibles.s o ,ortunarnan
to publicaremos las impreaiones do lol
excuraionistas.
Sc nos hA insiuuado la idea d.
pedir la Presa que de una funci6r
en- nuestro coli,eo & benefclo de lol
peri dlcados por el incendio de Sar
Sebastlan. De acuerdo CON esta Il
plica 10 poromoa en- conocimit nto d.
la Press.
-Segda cab'egrama recibllo, ID
ccmpsifa de Opera Sconamiglio llega,
ra q Por ce, en- el vspor <Jllis, el 1e
| del corrien Q.
viene completd, con todo gu perso
ual, cooforms al Elenco publicado, ,
entire los arsistas fgura 10 gran 90
prsno Gopxsga.
No son ciertas las noticiss publ
cadaa en- San Juan sobre disoluci6l
de dlcha troupe,
I'll abono on Ponce estA completa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
PROFILAXlS POL|T|CA

TIsne Puerto REQ aapiraclonss de
ingresar en- el concisrto de los pue.
b!os libres; luehsu sus busnos hijos,
sus legis'mos h'ios, por obtsner solu
stones dig aifcadorAs que detsrmInsu
tales aspiraciones; y ssa labor do mar
cado altrutsmo 80 obstacul'za por
squellos que dsbisran p-estar gu c,n.
curse q taa msgnffsA ohrA.
Eo todos los pusblos On que 90
han +. q ado los dsstsllos dc Ia civil
lisaci6a, procuran ellm!nar los Gle
mensos m y b osos de la sociedad para
evlt,r el contsglo. Igasles precaucio
mes debierau tomarse ca el orden po'
l(sico.
Tsnemos On Puerto Rico indivi.
uuos q1e sin me'ltos nj autoridad,
pretsnden erigirse en--msntores polfit
CO..; ea representatives de 10 opinion
pdbliea. ando csrecsn de arraigo
ante esq opinion,
IDgeesan en- los partidos polisi-
COS con un solo cbietivo; msdrar al
amparo dc ellos.
Y cuando Nd pueden realixar sus
c,ncupicsntss ambiciones, gritan, chi.
liam, pata'eap, irj lrian sin parar
mieutss on el respeto ldb!ico. Esos
iadlviduos son los vsrdadsros repre-
ssntsntes del rslsi smlento polftieo,
que tan tlnssto resulta para 10 buena
mach, de los puebloi hacia su en-.
grsndeclm.euto y digoifcaci6n.
Y No alsanz I'M )s com prender
comp tslss entidadss 10 perm ten ha
Ger ri ,lics osseatscl6n, cuRndo de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

bieran ocultar sus vergn srzM en- las
psnumbrss dc aus recintos.
Los psrtidos que sgitan en- 10
Fsrsna polf,ics, pierdep. y mucho, ar'
bergando en- su seuo q esos prctoti'
pos do 10 inmoralidad polfiics, de los
cuales hay que hair como 90 hul Q de
las epfsrmedades spid6micas para
evisar el contsglo. En- Puerto Rico
90 impone 10 resolution del gran rro
blema que sinsetlza su tienestsr y
trarquilldad TdbllcoE LA PRoFILA
xIs POLlTIOA
Cuando el repIil es venenoHo, se
aprisiona baio las ielas del casado
y se aplasta. Qle no otra cosa sino
reptiles venen0aos representa- esos
elsmentos disociadores, que te sola
zsn cuando mantisnen en agisacl6n
tumulsusria & su pueblo.
De aquf 10 necesidad que varlas
veces hsmos apuntado en- 10 prenss
peri6dica que tiene nueitro pueblo de
resolver antes que TODD, problemas
aociol6gicos.
Ffiese bien sl elemento popular on
las propagandas que lanSan ssos enc
migos de 10 region. Evitsn 4 TODD
trance que Las tales propag andas TO-
men cuerpo, porque clio resultsrfa de
graudes periuicion para el bien dc la
patria. Facil lie 90 al pueblo dis.in
guir q los que laboran por III regene
raci6n polfiica social y & los que se
eifarzan por lanzarlo q 10 perdici6n,
verItas
pouAa A hntl IN do 10nQ
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4 los contibuIentes De Ponce

Aviso. - Oiclna de Ia Tssoreria
Mupiclpsl.-Por veneer el 6ltim Pile.
90 que sefaIAn las o O.denanEss NUM-
ciplIes para regular el cobro de las
patet tes 8 impuestos Municipales =
plumas de aqua corresuoudientss 81
sfo con6mico de 1905 d 1909, se avisa
al tdbico, para que todos les Que
leng N pendientss oil pago dc Sus cuo-
tA., pssen por estA Tesorerfa, Aptei
del { "a Is del prtx mo Abril 4 saldsr
sqvsllAl, evtiAndsnos de elts m 1do el
aeLer que emplear los pre- rccedimientos
que marea 10 Ley para con 'quelloi
que en- dIcho plsEo Lo hsyAn liquida
do IuG pAgoS
k Ponce, "a de Mario de 1905
ROtasI Rivera Esbn
Inveat'g ador Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
LGl0. ANGEL AC0STA

Este querido amigo ssll6 antes d.
aver hacia Arecibo para tomar pose
sion dc 10 iacalfa dc aquella Corte d.
Distrito.
Deia por shora su familia on esta
ciudad.
La socledad de Ponce aients Ia
ausencla del senior Acoata, q quier
consideraha como uno dc aus elemen
tos mas vsliosos.
No decimos adios al amigo que
90 va,
Solamense, haata luego.
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AOHES|ONES 10L|T|CAs
Ponce, Abril 8 1900.

Ponce, Abril 8 1909.
ESr Director Go La DEMoCRAc1A
FL que suscribe, h abiendo pertere.
cido 81 psrsido repu b. 'icano y no cor.
forme con el prcceder de cate partido
conn obssrvsndo tsmbi&n que loa
homhres que repreaensan la eUnidn
Puertofrlquefias, llevan 81 pals por el
samino del pre- greco y bierestar, des.
de h y ,e separa del partido Rspubli.
cano entra de llsno 4 rmAr parte
do 10 sU ai6n Puertorriquefias
Jose AnddJar.
ri haber cumplido Ia mayor edad
me autorlza para votar, y con tal mo.
tivo mi voto 10 dare on las pr6ximas
elecclones 81 gran partido unioni.sa
que represents en- Puerto Rico el pa
triosismo , 10 djgnid,d polislcAs.
Soy. pues, patriots
Soy puertorrique6o.
Porque SOY unionistA.
0racias por 10 inserci6n dc easaa
lineas y Quedo 0. Q. y correligionsrio,
francisco Echevarr!d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

da iniciativa ganeross por ell alivlo
dc los menesterosos y los d6olles, de
los desgraciAdos los oprim dos y
harA en- eIte punto 10 que le s.Galan
aus hermosas tradiciones.
La solidaridad en- el dolor, su 81
eiemplo sublime que pueds oftecer un
pueblo, 81 hs de mt strar ejemp'os vi
viertsl dc concordia y patriotismo.
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IMPRESIOIES Y NVT|C!AS

Sc encuentrs en- Ponce, pro,eden.
10 de s An Juan, nuestro amigo sl esti
mable vsnez 1lsn, don Nc, ,las Her
nsndsz, representatives. de varias CO.
sas comsrcialss do EstAdos Unidos.
Esta tsrde rig .esa & la capital.
-Implora 10 carload pdblica por
nuesras GALES, I'm msndfgo que no
ands, aino que 90 srrassra. Fate 90
I'm especs&culo que desdice mucho de
nue,tra cultura. Ess hombre debiera
ipgresar en- el asilo do MendigoG
-Auochs, como q las nueve, se
formaron amin sdos gtupos frents 4
Ia plszA principal, entire A!oeha q
l label, comentando Las ,ias aueltaa
que han cir rculada on estos dils.
La opinion en- general, aplauds
sin rsservas 10 hoia suelta que comen.
tamcs aver, suscrltn por mas dc 500
flrmas do unionistss procsdentes del
extir aido partldo puro.
-Eu Juaua Dfsz nuestros sorreli
gionsrios 20 muevsn con gran sctivi
dad. CAST todos los barrios ruralss
cuentan 70 con sus respectlvos sub
comile,. Lo. mitines de props gsnda .
comenzaraa en- Mayo prtx'mo. Esta
noche celebrsran los unionistas iua.
nadinos una i'm )orsante reunion po|f :
tioa. La Union ocupa hoy meiores
posiclones en- Jaana DIE, que On el
eff 1901.
~Tambien reina gran entusis mo
entire los unionistss do Pefiuelss, quie
mes 90 dlsponen a luchAr CON empuis
on 10 pr6xima cAmpafia electoral. Co
mo candidate por 10 Union para 10
alcaldia, sneda el nombre do un pres.
tigioso propietario.
CO CALZACO ain carton on las
zuelas para nifi, ~, es9ecialidad en-
calzado fno para seiors, dulcos vea-
dedorss de cA'zado fno recomendAb Q
para caballeros. EI LEON PonceHo
Gale del Comerclo,
Luis Torres Carsbailo 90 en-
cuentra on Ia cSrcel & disposition del
Fiscal por el delito de esca amieoto
comet'do an 10 casa mercsutl de Con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
D[NUNc|lS De HOY

ca el dia de hny, martes 10, 10
policfs ha hscho los aiguieutes denur.
cia'' por dsa6rdsp. Is; por pelea, 3;
por crueliai c1n los snimales, s; por
Inf accl6n del raglan ento dc carrete
ras, 2; por amenAzs, ]; por abuse de
confanz', L; par eicindalo /. Iota',
26 denuncias.
-Fxisten hoy en- el Dsp6.ito mu.
uicipal cuatro M sres y cuareutisres
hombres Tuttl, A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

Cuatro cAsas de maderas en buen
e.tado y con eIpaclosos solsrss.
Qiten las intereSs puede informArse
90 el blfste del sbogSdo senior Da
pens. Isabel MIN. 6.
Ponce, Euero Is de 1905
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ron iusts smente aplaudidos,
Anochs, otra vex, function dc La
Presa.
Qle decIr dc este originalfsimo or.
tiats, que no hayamos dieho ya2
Juato consignar que hubo una gran
corcurrencie, musha animaci6n, mu
chisimos sp'ausos para todos, espe.
cialmerts para ess Protso del arte cue
90 llama La PresA.
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convencionales,
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

Ponce Abrll 10 de 1905.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-13

% cents.
70 cents. ~ Fu a.
50 ana 52-!nch oroadcoth IN red, plum tan brown
black sales priced So cost US more to buy
today 10y
shades at SI.28
good assortment of individual dress patterns in from
to yard lengths, one-haf price
hne black wool and silk crepe de chene 4oinches
wide, worth SI-5o, sales priced o5 cents.
5oinch wool saclngs worth az to 90 cents sales
prices IS cents
These we have in greys red green, tan and black
54inch wide IN all of he above co1ors and bro, and
navy. |
A good 75cent value, sales priced IS cents per yard
a 54-lnch repeent II everal shades the best heavy
We-ght cloth At 6o cents-Our sale price So cents
a long range OF coors IN Panama and etaulnes cloth
MADE up OF wool only worth so cents per yard During
VIII be sold at Is cents
Novelty -nohairs and fancy suitngs in wool worth zo
cents. sales priced s. cents
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-13
a Splendid Array Of BARGAINS

awaits the Up-to-date Shopper in our Dress
Goods Section. We give below q few prices
and some description that should give YOU some
idea of the great VAULTS We viii show
a splendid tan, small check mixture, 5o-nches wide,
would be good cloth at SI.oo sale price, 63 GETS
navy and white mixture, much of the white
splendid Panama cloth 54inches WIDE up SIIo,
sale price 90
black and white in the grade at the price
bright navy chevot serge, 48inches wide 70
worth $Ioo IS zig,
dark grey mixture in mohair 44-inches wide worth
SIoo, sales price, SO cents
48nch dark grey mixture in a cloth worth $780, al
So cents during the sale
5o-nch brown Panama, regular $780, sales price at
65 cents.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-13
Linens and White Goods Departn's

WILL ALSO SHOW TO ADVANTAGE IN THIS
SALE
IN TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS OUR ENTIRE
STOCK WILL BE SALES-PRICED SO AS TO MAKE
THEM A MOST INTERESTING PROPOSITION TO
YOU. READY MADE CLOTHS. BORDERS EXTEND
ING ALL AROUND THE SIDES AND ENDS. IN VAR
IONS LENGTHS, I-2, 3 AND YARDS, FOR LESS
THAN THE REGULAR GOODS BY THE YARD WILL
COST YOU.
72Inch half and Silver Bleached Danask kind that
eft from cents to 81 cents worth Is per more
full line Of towels lower prices than ever
FULL YARD WIDE LONSDALE DOMESTIC
FULL STANDARD CLOTH, MARKET PRICE TO-DAY.
834 CENTS, SALES PRICE So CENTS, NOT MORE
THAN Il YARDS TO A CUSTOMER
FULL YARD WIDE BLEACHED COTTON
WORTH CENTS PER YARD, AT IL CENTS
rs YARD. UNBLEACHED SHEETING WORTH
CENTS, AT SALES PRICE ~ CENTS.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-13
Millinery

ANY Hat on counter worth from sI.oo to S3oo
YOUR CHOICE AT So CENTS
Sweeping Reduction in all Millinery and Mil
lnery Trimmings
During this sale the assortment is not so full as If
might be- but show swell and at avery low
price.
We will have clearing up of lot of remnants of silks
priced at low enough price make not to be
ignored.
Chdrens and Ladies Sweaters than the cost Of
of one-half regular price.
85c, SIo5 and SI.I5. TO- 80
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-13

AT A PRICE TO MOVE THEM ANY CORSET
OTHER THAN THE FLEXIBLE OR THE Wv B."
BRAND OR THE II. w. G" CORSET WORTH ALI,
6o CENTS ~