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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16

La muchsdumb e eI uu comp isato
de muchN voiuntades diff .rsntes, y no
pusde flrmar anna. Esta desaparece
de uu sop'c, cua1do ei IL pliquis In
divldusl. La eompanettaci6n de vo
lunsAde llamada much ,dumbre des
sparece por disgrsg sciones parci us,
por estrstos, dsbilisandose, OK Dingu'eo
dose POGO POGO, y n, puede conssl
tutr alma,
R,montsndonos { uu orden mas
elevado de 6losoffa, preguutaremns
1Et amaes inmortlr ASH, as g.
ran m ichos fil6stf,s. Por que Q. In
mortal el alm,? So hA disho que Q,
penssmisnto a. immortal, tomando Q
peosamisnto por el alma. La terra
puei 10 desapsreee: On un instanle, ex
tlngaieadoss ca oil espAclo c3mo una
bolr de fdsgo, sY en- que mundo 90 ss
guir& ded Icienao que oil penianteutu
es INN prsAl2 Hay oiros mundos hsbl
tados, dice oil astr6num1 SY hi vlsL
esos mundos por denirlf
l A Ii muche tumbre 90 la puede o.
, tudiar bSio el punto de vista de 10
soc!ologft, On oil cArsctsr de cAua
una do sus pRrses com ponsnsss, pert
no en- ls supuesta pslQuis colecnva,
por las rAzones expueskAs Antsri Jr-
mente, nj en- su caras.er unisono. A
ID mpche lunb-a se ia puede esludiA
como qaiera el q osofo, o eL que Ia
observe, paro solo se la comprend Is
en- 81 hstsrogsneidad de aspectos, or
las ra'gos dsl cAraeter mas 6 manoi
comuues q los indlvidu0s que Il for.
mao, en- sus mstios d luchs, en- gu,
esf flsrz 10 dirigtdls al bisn, en- sus de
bIIidades impuisandoia oil NAL, en- /,
vor&gine de aus extravfos, en ell apos
solRdo de sus & 'audez -, en- 10 desc.
peracion de aus dolores y On Ia apo
ssosis de sus gorias.
Puzzle aceptsrss, ca o. mundo d,
10 idsologfs, como antes dij,, que ex
preseu los fi6sofoz, D los poetAs, 9
alma de las much sdumbres, el alma d.
los pueblos. La frase gu hsrmoss, Q,
poAtIcR, e1 sugett'VG: pero no es var
dAderR.
FL alma ss uoidad. La m1ehs
dumbre, el pueblo, el universe, sol
purslidsd. Pus1e hsbsr compsn
traction en- los elsmenios de formscio,
de 6nos, pero no habsr unidad.
Dlos go unidad, y Oh 10 verdaderl
alma universal.
! G. AtlIss Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
OESDE YAUCO
la Federation Librs y eI L
de Msyo. -Pr6ximo NEE.
ting unionista.
POR La HYGIENE
P0R La HYGIENE
Alumbrado eltctrico. Bale
de je.-B blioteca Pdbli-
ca -.Chinas al Norte.

La F ,deraci6p L'hrs en- reeorda.
Dion de los martlres del trsbaio, ha
acordAdo c,lebrar el 10 de Marc.
Para m,nsns domingo nuestro
somite local hsne anu seiado IN mitin
en- 81 barrio dc Re- chsras. Segdu
parecs los republicsnos no iran 6 10
lueh !. porque saben que Oh 70 no pus.
den votar los muertos nj los que emil.
graron sl H4w i.
-Sador Alcalde, si no quiere que
nue. ,tra pob,aei6a 80 yea invadIda pot
una b 1rrib'e epid smia, prosure evitaf
que no Sc estar q le ell agra en- les sl.
can't srillM. Tonga 90 cleots que 90
un ma olor insufribls, Q que 90 sisn.
to en- las GALES. Nd % divide que 10
higieae 10 ex'ge
Nos alegramos de 10 noticia do
que "a pronto olvsr& q firctonar 10
pie ata del auub ado el6ssrico
-Csds dia relns mayor entusias.
mo en- 10 iuventud y empsfios gensro.
sos On los organizadores, para que el
baile do trsi 70 resulss hrtilsnte con.
cur lido sera una fissta signa de este
sociedad.
Ell I'd nero de lectores que do !
ranie Ia aemlna pasada asisti6 4 Ia
Bib lotto. pd5lica, o. el siguiebtei
hsmbras, Is; hombres 122
Son cua 70 les dsp6sitos PARA
10 Q, mpra de th'oas que 90 han abisf.
to en- ests ciudad Sc meta un ex'
trat riinario movimiento, por 10 mu'
chs demarda qua van adquiriendo
nusstrAs chinas en- los Estados uni
dos.
CoaREsPoNsAL q.
Abril IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
LAGtRI0 HORRIDO

Be ha descubierto recientem snte
que ell reme1io mas efcaz para cursr
10 PARALYSIS y alg mas enfermeds sdei
del coraz5n, es el vsueno dc cleric la
g srto americana que los naturAlistaa
llamAn shslodermo h6rridos, y loi
criollos stolachluis. En los Estados
Unldol 80 estA usando con gran ex ta
tan singular medicins, y dItlmAmente
hs EN- pex sdo 4 AplicAr4e pa-a contra
rreatar los Il ctos dc Ia febrs smari'
Ils.
Siendo como es oil lsgar;o de esa
especIe, un animal muy lenso, ia ill
menie 40 le spriaiJus, oprimiendoIe
tlertem ante oil lomo, q e de que AFRO.
js la matsris visc3sS y anna lila qua
90 tan marsvillos', Para emplearla
como msdicina hay que mszi.ar eie
vansno Goa aict b d puro 90 proper
ci6n de uno po mil. Esta materIA es
al eltImula he mas poderoao de los
que 30 han deseu aisrt1 haIta hoy pa
70 el coraz6a.
El hslodermo vive en- Mex co,
ArE ma TgxM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
DESOE ARROYO

E1 seai6a exsrsordioaria ce'ebrA'
d. aooChs por el concsio municip pal de
eats pueblo, ae adopt6 una ordenapz A
imponiendo una contribution especial
dc IS del por clenso sobro toda pro
piedad mueble q inmueble radicads en-
eats munieipslidsd, para proveer & la
construction de un puente sobre el RIO
de Yamel y otras obrAs de def ,nsas
que impldan los dssbordAm .sntos de
dich rio.
La aetitui del concsio, ha sido
muy splaudida por el pueblo en- par
llculsr por los pobres que tisnen sua
hogs ares cercangs al RI que en- mu
chas cAsionea hun tsnido que Aban-
donarlos.y hair despAvoridos, & eau.
~ de los desbJrdamient3s.
--Pronto smpezsral las ohras
que, deIde en- sem los dc Eapaf1a, ve
ri 'nIe esperanto, b sta hoy en que
hiios do e''e pueolj, logan conae'
gdiria. Nueasea te icItAcl6n para to.
dos.
-Slena otrA ysz la idsA de est. :
otc'r en- est, pueblo, VI caerpo de
b mberos.
C)nslderamoI t Ict.b.e tau lAuda.
BILE proIecso, 81 las personaa re geta
bles y dc diaero que h " ca eitA loca-
IidAd, 10 sscundAn.
A la ob'a pueS, J que no sc cape
re que ocurra otro incendio.
CfeemoS que ii q 10 Idea de crear
IN cuerpo d bomb ;ros en- cate pueb u,
a. le de forms, podriA aolicitArse del
conceio municipal, Ia consignacl6n de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
Fl ALMA DE- la MUCHEOUMBRE

Vsog de leer, con clriosldad, es
ia obra de la qle rs autoT Ps'cual
Roisi; per3 f6 h3 vIst1 ca 81 c)n
ia TO abasraccloneI e os6f;a', fin
dAniCss ca princtpioa mas 9 msnos
9 n,raliz sdos p n oeio!ogoslMarx,
Il .tck j, Morselli, Sp4neer, Maripis,
S"gl Ba'z 'llCt, Va,caro, Mslon,
LNria, G aorgs, Captd, Roicius, L1m
bose, etc etc
Preteuder defnir ell alma de Ia
muchsdumbre es tares ardua = difcll.
LA muehsdumbre no tiens q ma, Es
"a en- 10 mush sdum ore no eI ORA coss
que el psns amieut) do los super hom
or>s que 10 dir isn, scsptsndo el gu
psrh ,miam1 de Nistsz ,hs,
La much sdumbre va oil crImsn POI
IN ideal ilhsrtArio, y 90 deialm ada
"a al crimen por un ideal rsIigioso
7 ca fanAtics; va oil saorif ,io por /.
libsrtad, y es sublimei Va Ala conluis
So de las artss y 10 ciencia, y es G an.
dloss; vAel cumpllmiento del deber
y 90 b lmAns; scuds q In def usa dc su,
dere hos, , es imponente.
La psiquis de 10 much ,dumhre OF
Supplements una consepcion ideo 6
gica
FL alma raz ma. Tisna un crits
rio La muchedumbre consro lerts
concisrtA y dictsmius, cAai sismpr,
bsi 10 suggest 8 intshgent, dc hom
bres superiores. 81 acuerda por m ;
yorf', es mas o meaos iIustrads; 4
acusrda por uaanimtdad, % convsn
cionai, q veces t .nasica, Cusndo con
vsrjen much % psnsamientos q un mis-
mo acuerdo, pusd IN co1currlr una d
estas dos causas: $ gsssion h suia o
triunf) de un ideal, o fAnaiismo acc
tario por heterosugestion,
La much sdumbre earac, de aim q
porque eta ea indlvisio.e.
Declr alma del Universe, alma d,
IN pueblo, ea expresar una lea con
vsncional E a.ms no eiun comouas
to de mlchos agregaios, no eaun,
e,trasf Fl :aci6n de caractsres. Alma @
una sola vida, uua aola inspiration
un ,6lo soplo ttviuo. NJ 81 divlsibl
el alma.
Lo que dsbe entenderle por aim
do un pueblo % ideal del mayor n6me
ro de indivlduos, modo do ser mas
msnos gensral de las perEonas gu
formAn uo pleblo.
Por alma del U UliverGo debe en-
tendsrse vida do relic'6n on 10 Natu
rAeza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
EcQS DEL EXTERIOR
Nuevo vapor.- Horroroso in
cendio en- GreenW lch
Libro de Maxim . Cork.
PIRATAs EN- CANTON
La inquisici6n en- Russia. .-Jo-
ven de 10 que asesln6 al
Jefe de pollcia.

D.cen de New YJrk que h. ado
f,liz ueats aeabAda 10 conitru sci6n del
nusvo vspor <Mej COB, de la c)mpafitA
de W ard, que, en- ~ itinerario, reso
rrera los princlpales pusrtos do 10 re
pdolicA do Cuba.
--E1 Ash ,ville, Carolina d Il Norte
el pugllista Sotch ha derrotado q A.
ssa, en- 10 luchs On qua 90 disputsn el
Campeonato d u Mando, de peso exec
sivo.
-Dicsn de Nueva York En g G:een
wch Village, 90 declar6 el rs dc Mar
xouah 1rroroso inc,n1 1io.
Vsinticlneo cd fl nos destrul los.
En- ellos rssidfs1 los obreros
de una fabrtes, que hs sido tAmbien
pasto de las llamaa.
CuAtro bomoeros queiaron ae2ul
taios bAio un lienz, do pared que 81
dssplom6, quedsndo 6 'avemsnte hsri.
dos otros oiez y varios inQutlinof.
Corren verdstero petgro las vidaa
de mas de mil personas.
Entre los quinientos obreros que
GO eneont o ban on la fa3rica % desAt1
un serrib pAaiso.
IA perecido tsmblel el capitan de
Bomberos Wslsh, h,bil valiente
sem, poses.
Fle oil eapii&n Walsh el que diri-
gl6 10 brigsdA dc Nlsva York en- el
gcaa flego dc B Alsimore de 1904
A trsseientos clncuenta mil pesos
20 Green que ASCEND las Ie'd.d.s
matsris' 90.
Mr.. Root, el seeresario d, Esta'
do de 10 r 'tG olica norse Amaric ana,
hs solicItado dc Ia C&mara dc dipu
tados un crediso de II .7l2 pesos pare
indsmniz sr 4 Ia compAfiia cablegrAf
ca I aacesa de Cuba, de los daf1ol
cue 10 ocasionsron las tropas ds
aouella knacI6a durante 81 guerrs
CON Espafia.
-Muy cerca do las coatas de Can
ton, seg6n dicen los mas reolentes ca
blss do q ing Kong, fie saqueads
Dor una psrtida dc piratas chiaoi
una lancha carb onera, perteneclentt
Gla c,mpafia de pssr6leo sSsandards
Los bandoleros ca cuJa pc seeuci6r
hs salido - oil cafionero nortesmeri
cano <Callaos, apoderAronse de vi.
rios rlA 10 y cArtuchos que c)ndu cfa
su bordo 10 msncionada peQutfi EN-
barcaci6n.
-Dicsn dc Moscow. Gel abog ado
Tssllpk,, defensor de Spiridonovo, II
ioven de II sfi)s que asssin6 oil JET
de Policfa 8 screta Tambl II, b hsch J
declaraclones sensation ales.
Dice que para arrancar|e 4 Ia
desdichAda nina 10 cont 10 Ga de %
crimen, se emplearon con ella tortu-
ras sl lado de las sualei parec ,rf An
CAricias los b )rrores de 10 inquisicion
espan )la.
Ls iovsn, por 81 parte, y en- el
momento del iuicio, dirigl6 10 pala.
bra & los ileces On vlrtud de 10 con.
cesi6n que le hlclsron.
Su digcurao fuA not able en- 10 Que
20 reh.r & las ideas ex )resadas por
AQuella vfct!ma de tan inauoitas
crueldAdes.
Dselar6 que ssrfa my transltoria
lA victoria obteaids por los oprt So
res del pueblo, J tsrmin6 diciendo;
-<7odreis mAtArmei psro b!en
vsnida see la musrte despues de iodo
10 que hs sutrido,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
TIaaT baraO Dc Ponce 4 San Juan J pusbIu Intsns-
dg De Ia caretea central.

La emprssa dc A re C pacipa pdbe1 aus de,de sa hs
s'aoece uu aarvi0o de dos dos caru modo,
eegantss los cuAes sarAn do Ponce todos 6rso
Diriiirse Ponce o eHotel MeliA,
PRECIOS POR CADA ASIBN1U
% Foncsa san JuAn.. $500 De Aibonto
Juana Dlsz s n Juan so Cayey .aoo
'CoAmo "sA0Ol Caguas .slo
ro cada trayc entire
oil de doce kilos W. 'SA0 0t''u' S@us pA'
AvIso acredads smpre,s otsos ..mbsa
Ponce como San Jua precos m6dicos
pueolos de 10 a Sc recibsn
P"ce sHoel MeIM Rso O6c ma Central
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
F. c. PEREZ ALMIR0TY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AVOCADO
GUYANA, PR

i6venes de Bayam5n, del gremio de
torostores, cuyos nombrss inaeriamoa
& continuation;
Juan PereE, Felipe Pertz, Joae
Gal&n, Franclico G Alal, Jsa6S Ale
jAndro, Tomas O;aro Fernsn iez, ia.
eInto IPerez, Seraf YlllAmll, Rsf.eI
Perez Torres, Manuel Dfsz. T.mAs
Acsvedo, JoIe Rodriguez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
ADHESIOAES POL|TICAS

Por medic do atsntA cartA con Sc
bIda On Ierminos de aCendrado pa.
riotISmo, nos participant 81 ingeeso
90 10 az 1i6n ds Puerto R!cos, al cum.
plir 81 amos de edad, los eItlm adoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-16
EL bAKCD POPULAR
G. AtlIss Garcia.
de Ecoaanatas y Prestamos de San Juan.
de Puerto. .Rtco, fNndado en- 1888.

de Pttsrto' R3co, JWndado en- / I&9S.
Hsee prestamoA hipetee aries COR
garansia personal con deposito de
alhalaa y otroa vAlores.
Admits imposieionas de- dinsro
expide doeumentoa de fanEAs 'por 81
quileras de eAsas y habttaea ones meno.
rsa, y pags el 9 200 de tntsrsi nobr.
eAnsldadss ca eusntA osrrienss con O..
'a'o do chequd para aasponsr do los
fondos abonA ldo sl mismo in.sr6s at
8 poo, de &C lsrdo con los ReglAms1
tAQue CO Ia iibEasa contlene, q.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28

C. Monroe, took the train for
Abbeville yesterday morning.
Mrs. A. T. Brown and child
rem who have been visiting at
Rochelle and Cordele for ten days
returned home last Sunday.
WANTED-A position as clerk
in dry goods or grocery store,
by young man with references
and experience. Address J. c..
c., care Enterprise Office. 25t3
Mrs. T. Price, of Broxton, and
her friend Mrs. c. r. Herndon
of S. Carolina, spent several days
with Mrs. Prices relatives in
this city returning to Broxton
yesterday morning..
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28

Miss Lois Jordan is visiting
relatives in Americas.
The Emma Tucker Band will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Prem
tiss next Saturday afternoon,
Sept. l, at 3 o'clock. All mite
boxes must be brought in and a
full attendance is urged.
Wright Torrance is touring
Florida on a business trip.
C. P. Holtzendorf took the
train Saturday for Geneva, Ala,
where he will install laundry
plant.
Mr.. Britt is building a six
room house on corner of Suwanee
and Gordon.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28

A letter dated Aug. Fl, 1906
from Mrs. Marguerite Spiller
who, with her daughter Ann, is
spending the summer in Penn
sylvia says: "Ann is still still
busy with her studies. She
commenced July 10th at the
Summer Assent bly,; went to all
the lectures and many of the
classes, taking lessons in read
ing, voice culture and all sorts of
things. The school is out but
many of the instructors from
New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia etc. remain here for the
summer and she is improving
the opportunity of taking private
lessons in something else she
cannot get in anyother way. It
has been quite cool and pleas
ant the past week but oh; the
rain. Fitzgerald must build a
great big sewer clear out to the
river if they want to avoid sum-
mer sickness. It will not do to
carrv it to the creek and leave it
there to po1lute the whole count
ry. Asewer to the riveris the only
remedy and then make people be
clean. Our friends here do not
allow US to mention a date for
our return. Tell us we must
stay until Christmas so we can
hold a family reunion. But
what will my "Orphans" do for a
Christmas dinner if I do not 60
back. am going back but will
let time settle everything.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28

r. A. Smith, made a business
trip to Waycross yesterday.
Miss Hattie Lands, OF Biz
mingham, returned home yester-
day.
The 41st National Encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. will meet
next year at Saratoga N. Y.
R. B. Brown, of Ohio, is the
new commander.in-chief of the
National G. A. r.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Snyder son.
J. Carlo and daughter Lena re-
turned from Lithia Springs Sun
day.
Mrs. J. H. Dorminy of Osier-
field visited with relatives in this
city yesterday.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28

Judge ]. B. Clements, of Irwin
vile, is arranging to build three
houses for rent in the first ward.
We expected that Fitzgerald
would increase in population
after the saloons we're closed but
never dreamed that she would
double up especially in such a
short time. Police Farnell sci
the pace by the arrival of twin
girls at his home yesterday
Here's health to the first pair OF
twins under prohibition.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28
THE butcher. Phone 1877. Il
20
-

THE butcher. Phone 1877. If
1. A. White went to Willacoo-
chic yesterday.
C. C. Winter, of Atlanta made
a trip to Douglas yesterday.
w. V. Church spent a week in
N. Georgia recuperating his
health.
Mrs. B. Harris is arr angling to
build a residence on Altamaha
street near Longstreet.
Rev. C. B. Cole, pastor of the
Christian church at Abbeville, is
in Rebecca holding religious SER
vices.
Long loans on City property
or Farm lands.
Apply to c. B. TEAL.
Frank Hagar is assisting in
Nelson's Grocery store while
Mr.. Nelson attends court.
Mrs. O. E. Osborn who has
been visiting her brother, police
Farnell returned to her home in
Sanford, Ala, Saturday.
Rev. C. M. Grow preached at
Arbor Place yesterday and bap-
tized seven candidates,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Harris and
children and Mrs. ]. Philips
are at home again from Ca1ifor-
MIA, Seattle, Wyoming and St.
Paul Mimi, and Chicago, Illinois,
where they have spent three
months.
For quick leans on improved
farms, cheap rate of interest, see
B. J. Reid, F. o. &. r. B. Ry.
Office. tt.
Miss Jessie Warman who has
spent the past three months with
the family of Frank Hagar. will
take her departure for Sanford,
Fla, on Wednesday.
Tom Smith took his depart
ure for Pensacola aud other
points in Florida yesterday
where he will prospect for fut-
ure home.
For SALE-Or will exchange
for real estate, one 30-h. o. en-
CINE, one planer, one edger, belt
ing, shaftiug, etc. If interested
address Lock Box SAT, city.
Miss Adelaide Reibsam return.
ed yesterday morning from
Michigan where spent the sum
mer vacation with her mother,
at Fife Lake, and sister at De-
troit. No one returns to Fitz-
gerald who receives more hearty
welcome from old and young than
Miss Reibsam, who has been a
favorite teacher in our city
schools from the verys beginning.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28
Mrs. G. L. Barnes, of Elsie,
80 ST..

Mrs. G. L. Barnes, of Elsie,
was a visitor in this city yester-
day.
Chief Police Smith has return
ed home from the north where
he visited with his parents and is
in much better health.
Col. and Mrs. Eldridge Cults,
Of Fitzgerald, attended the fun
era1 of the 1atter's sister here
Tuesday.-Abbevi11e Chronicle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28

Mrs. J. L. Jay, Sr. came over
Sunday to see the new great
grandson, and is stopping with
her grandson Col. Clayton Jay on
South Lee St., altho visiting the
son of her grandson she looked
like a woman in middle life
strong and good for many years
yet.
Master S. w. Walker and his
sister Ruby, who have been visit
ing their aunt Mrs. R. Walker
returned to Waycross yesterday.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28
LOST.

On Main st. between Palm and
Roanoke Drive, one gold blue
enamel breach, with Security
Mutual Life Insurance Co. on
front. The finder will receive
reward by returning to K. J.
Prentiss, PIG Jessamiue St.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28
FARMERS!
.. .-,
% !

We keep all sorts of grass
seed, also rye, wheat, millet,
buckwheat, and turnip seed. No.
215 east Pine street, Fitzgerald,
A. Drummer & Co.,
8-25t3 Bee Hive Grocery.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-08-28
Turnip Seed.

At the Bee Hue Grocery, east
Pine street. 8.25.t3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-07
Proposals. for Supplies.

Sealed proposals for furnishing SUP
plies of groceries and provisions also
meats of all kinds to be delivered
at the State Orphans Home, Carson
City, Nevada, for the six months from
and including January /, 1906, will
be received up to noon of December
20, 1905 According to the requisition
furnished by the Superintendent Of
the said Home now on file in the Of
fee of the Secretary of the Board of
Directors.
All articles to be first class of their
kind and to be delivered in such guam.
titles as the Superintendent may d.
rect quantity varying each month ds
may be required.
All articles must be satisfactory or
will be returned at the contractors ex-
pense.
Bids to be directed to the Secretary
of the State Orphans Home Board Of
Directors, Carson City, Nevada
The Board reserves the right to re-.
ject any and all bids.
ORvIS RING,
Secretary of the Board
Carson City, Nevada, Dec. %, 1905.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION FROM SAN
FRANCISCO TO CITY OF MEXICO
AND RETURN. DECEMBER 18th,
1905.

A select party is being organized W
the Southern Pacific to leave San
Francisco for Mexico City, December
10th, 1905 Train will contain fine
vestibule sleepers and dining car, all
the way on going trip. Time limit
will be sixty days, enabling excursion
lists to make side trips from City II
Mexico to points of interest. On re-
turn trip, stopovers will be allowed at
points on the main lines of Mexican
Central, Santa Fe or Southern Paci.
fic. An excursion manager will be in
charge and make all arrangements.
Round trip rate from San Francisco
$4,000.
Pullman berth rate to City of Mex.
leo, $1,000.
For further information address In.
formation Bureau, 613 Market street
San Francisco Cal.
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SAM DAVIS

The Journal desires to extend is
congratulations to billiant Nevada1
who has received a merited recognl-
ton by being engaged to write for the
Harper publications. The person re-
ferred to is Sam Davis. our State
Controller, and occasional editor OF
the Carson Appeal, whose clever WORK
in the exclusive domain of humor has
at last been recognized by the leading
literary publications of the land.
We have often asserted that in the
person of Sam Davis the State of Ne
yada was entertaining an angel una
wares-an angel, that is from the lit
erary standpoint-a flower born -
blush unseen and waste its sweetness
on the desert air. But the Harper
editors have recognized his talent AMI
there is certainty now that he was
not born to blush unseen
The domain of literature has truly
been termed the republic of letters"
The laws of this country may cut the
value of our silver in two and its law
makers may sneeringfy refer to our
State itself as a rotten borough, but
fortunately there is no objection to
the product of our brains, as the AS
sured success of Mark Twain and the
prospective success of Sam Davis goes
to show-Journal
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Cattle and Horses.

Tho City Marshal gives warning
that all loose stock founo on the
streets from this time on will be en-
pounded. A strict attention to this
parties owning stock will take warn
city ordinance will be enforced and
ing. Empounding fines will be impos-
ed in every case.
VIM. Kinney,
Marshal.
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uNIlInIlIIllIlu

John Considine, the efficient ward IN
of the state penitentiary at Carson,
has a job on his hands. He mas been
requested by the Smithsonian Insti-
tute to follow the foot prints of me
prehistoric men which prevail to a
remarkable extent in the vicinity of
the Carson pen. 1t is said that the
tracks he is to follow were made by
a giant and that they are two feat
long Think of any body outside CT
Carson with a two-foot Trilby to him!
Johnny, you have our sym.-Goldfield
Sun.
Russias throne, which has been to-
tering several times of late, according
to the veracious press, seems to have
been bolstered up and is now in a con
dition that will pass mutser before
the board of public works.
simmons continues and grows in inter
est. The knock-kneed ex-cbampiD IN
first swore he would sue Major Miller
for enticing Mrs. Fitzsimmons away
Major Miller comes back with threa
to sue the defeated and deserted pug
list for SANDER. From the whirl Of
Paris Mrs Fitzsimmons announces
that Bob is a bore. We guess he is
He is a back number at any rate, an
simmons this is a capital offense.
We are selling three pounds of mix
ed nuts for so cents, all fresh and tn
best. Davey & Maish.