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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10
rso. polvos trash ssos lodos.

Hobart 8. Bird, ex dlrsetor del
San Juan Netos, scsba de entablar
vleito ante 10 Corts suprsma do Broo'
klyn. dem maudAndo una indsmnizacl6n
de s1O0, 900 al Goh.erno de Puerto RI.
90 Dor los danos que sufeieron ~ per.
soma y su Ismpresa dursnte 81 reinado
de les turbas en- 10 capital do 10 isla
Las revslAsionea iormuladas on 10
ouersllA del dsmandants son de natu'
ralera sensational y van tan lelos
hasia asegurAr que estuvo en- pslikro
81 vida.
Las tribulseiones porque pAso el
conoeido periodista durapts 10 admi-
nistrssi6n dol mAlSvolo Mr.. Hunt,
aparesen con solorss vivislmos On 81
pleito inisiado. Dice el demandante
que durante sua tres afios do torturas
On Puerto Rico, tuvo que somparecsr
ante los tribunalss dc 10 pequefia an
silla en- eineuentinueve aeusasionss dc
libslo, ApArssisndo culpable en- solo
una do elias.
Que oil Gobernador Winthrop 10
commute 10 ssntsnciA impussta por sl
tribunal & una multa de sl00. nempre
suando abandonsrA 10 isls %
somprometiera q no regrasar duranss
m inlsrrsgno do seis 8 siste amos.
FlguYau como demAndados On el
pleito entablAdo por Mr.. Bird, WI.
llisms q. Hunt, ex- G obernador dc
Puerto Rico, iuex federal de Montana
Al presVnss -lun vsrdadero dsstierro;
-su auessor Bakman Winthrop; Re-
Ris a. Poh, SssresArio de Puerto
Roo ex m'embro de 10 Asamblsa
del Ya,Ado de Nueva York; Willis
sws,t, ex-Attornsy General do ssA L.
10; 81 predecessor en- igual puesso Ja
mes s. Hsr'An; John D. H. Luse, ban
quero de San Juan; James e. Nc
Lsary. ius1 de 10 Corte suprema y
Jss6s M. Rosy, fiscal de 10 sorts do
Dlssrito Go 10 capital do Puerto Rico.
El eoatexto do 10 dsmsnda dies 10
sig aisnts:
clos aeusAd6s, iuutos con otras
personals. sirvi6ndolea dc sgentes o
insteumsntos. iniuata & ilegAlmenBe, y
uuidoa do malls rs, eonspirAron para
dsttAudar , prtVAr Al querellante de
80 propisdad ca Puerto Rico. Hlcis'
ron todo 10 possible porque 81 demAn'
dante no pudisrA dedicarse On esq isla
{ aus oeups clones hHb.tualeI; empe'
nGudose On expulsarle do 10 iurisdis'
ci6n do esq islA J obligarle 4 quedarse
fusra do ella.
<LA astitud de los acusados sc
inspire On 10 ambsi6n, 10 malicia, 10
sordidts , Of dsseo vehements de que el
dem Andante no sscAra & la plszA pd'
bliea 10 corrupei6n y el deIgobierno
de Puerto Rico bsio 10 admInissraei6n
del G 1bsrnAdor HunI.S
Relata Mr. Bird on - demands TO-
dAs las psripseiAs dc 80 Ui0 .erucis en-
San Juan, dieiendo que los seforaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10
OESDE NUEvA YORK
Mr., Hobart S, Bird demanda a varios represent
tantes del Pueblo de Puerto>Rico'
QUESTION SENSATIONAL

Mr. Bird; pero eS 10 vsrdad que txis
ten otsos con tsnto 6 mayor derecho.
II! Diario de Puerto Rico fu9 deatruido;
era una propiedad valioss; products,
On balance liquido, oCHo MIL D oLLARs
netoa csda sno; Yepressntabs, pues,
IN capital iuerte. Y nadie dIssutir q
Que ss eaus6 un daho immense 81 ae
nor Mufoz Rivera. nj matar una en-.
prssa en- tslea condisioneg.
Los libros del dtArio exlstsp; las
llstss de abouados tambi6 =; las prue-
baa sobrhn por eualq uier parts. pues
&c trata dc sucesos de ptblies rotorie
dad y de enorme rsaonaneia. Sin EN-
barge el W for Muficz Rivera no re-
clam6 indemniz aci6n nj Quiso entonees
defender sus intsreses.
81 sl San Juan Ne'ss SO 10 eausAron
peri aicios que So duefio eval1a On
Glen mil dollars, eAlcdleas on que
suma debsrfan evAluarse los que sufsi6
ell DIARIo DE PUERTO RICO, con aus
puertas violadas, sus dependientea hs-
rldos, sus prsnsas rotas { golpe de
marion, su taller tipogfa6so arroisdo
& lA Gale, 81 material de plomo eeha'
do On las AlcAntarillAs y au exlslencia
IutsrrumpidA para aiempre.
Los iueoes pronunciarAn su fsllo
en- 10 del NEWS In 10 del D1ARIo 10
justicia guard6 silencio. Y solo hubo,
como sompsnsAsi6n & las r6:didas do
aqusl peri6dico, un procsao psrA 81
editor, { quisn sa oblig6 q venir deSde
Csguay, exponiendole, DIoa sabe GOD
que prop6sito siniestro, q 10 c6lera dc
los turbAs, conc!tadAs contra 81.
Jsm&s NOS queilmos; iamas pedi
mos que 90 nos indemnizaso. Pero en-
el momerto do registrar una demanda
como 10 do Mr. Bird, permitsss eats
dssAhcgo natural q nuesirss crueles
ArgustiAs dc squellos dfAs uetastc Q,
Y permitsssnos tambi6n rsndlr
homensie -nosotroS que & nAdio II
sopjasmos nunca-4 Mr., Winthrop =
Mr.. Pon': al primero porque reaiGbls
ci6 en- 81 pals 10 trarqui idsd 81 or
den, evItAndo que se reproduzcan es
csnAs aemsi ansss q las de l 900 y 9Q2;
oil a'gaudo porque en- ss& obrA do hon
rldex y reetltud, ~ cumplida, 90 uu CO.
laborador eGesx dc su noble iefe en
sl gobierno,
Ya no sc rompen imprertas, nj sc
Abusa dc los ciudadanos, nj 50 con
sisnte ell prsdominio sistsmAtiso de 10
demsgogIa; exlstsn gArAntfas para
todAE las empres&s y para tod0s los
hombrea. Y Puerto Rico debe eso on
gran pArGs, cAsi en- totalidAd, & lAa
AutoridadeS Gus rectifisAron tAntos ,
tan monatruosos erroreH que repri-
mieron tantos y tan vsrgoLz 1sos crf
menes.
En- vtz do demAndarlss, Puerto
Rico neeesitA perpetuAr ~ gratitud y
10 perpetuArk cuando sea oportuno,
rindiendo'4 So Gobernador el tribute
cue tiene onquistAdo.
Ia pEMOCRAcIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10
Il MERcUR|0 De PANAMA

Hemos tenido el glsto de rsclbir
una vista sgradAblei 10 de EI Aercu
rio de Panamd, diArio politleo dc In
4 lsncia en- aQuel pals, ,dirigIdo por F
e. 1teG ? R1IAlllA do FlorM
EstA Ultima % una dana puerto
riquena que rssids deads largos dfaa
lsjos de sd pAtriA , que recusrda & ~
pAtria con vIvisimo sfecto. EtcritorA
diatinguids, conquist6 en- Pansmk IN
nomb-e una posiei6n, AbriendoEe
paao con 50 talento y 80 eArGetsr.
FL kERCURIo 90 6rgaro del pArti
do lib,ral y sstG brillsntemsnts rsdac
IL do. La sdici6n que visns noSotros
trAe los ndmeroI 1880 en- adslAnte. El
peri6dico cusnts diez y siets Sd0s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10

denArxA SO fiarG on eineo punsos vi
sibles de 10 roblAei6n, publiezndose
ademAG On sl psri6dico LA DEMoCRA'
C1A dc San Juan, do general circula'
ci6n en- este municipio, por dos veees
durante diex diAs.
Yo, Salvador GayG y Domenssh,
SeeretArio municipal dc San Sehas'
tian P. r. Certlfco: que 10 anterior
ea una copiA 6sl exAOtA de 10 orde-
nApEA votads por ell Coneeio munici'
pal de San Sebastian On sesi6n ex
trAordinari eslebrada hoy y aproba'
do on ests misma ieeha por el ssfior
AlcAlde, En- testimonio de 10 euAl y
q los sfeetoE diepusstos On ls session
Ultima de dieha ordenanxa, expido 10
preSente viGAds por el seHor Alealde,
90 San Sebastian & 8 !ds Agosto do
1 9C6 -Vo Bq -NaYciSo Rabell, AlcAI.
de. Salvador Gayd, Secrstario muni'
cipAl. 10yEl7 ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10

Adam Hase bsrth y Louis Wei; bArg'
Dor enaArgo dc los intsresados on oeul'
tar 10 vere Il ,nza do Pto. Rico, de 10 que
tambisn fus vicslma oil diraetor do La
DEAocRAcIA, publisaron informes fal'
sos On los peri6dieoa do los Estados
Unidos, remitsndo despAchos parcla'
les On los que 90 pintabA { Mr. Bi d
somo anArq uistA psligrosa, libsliats
sin sonelensia, snsmIgo de la soeiedad,
etc etc.
Afrma sl psriodista dsmandsnse -
usando sus propiAs palabras que epor
medic do jntlmid aciones, amenszss y
violeusias praeticadas en- su persona
10 obligAron desds sl 10 al "a de O'-
tubrs de l, ,903 & sometsrse 10 prsvla
censura para evitar 10 publication de
10 verdad on relaeitn aon los actos
oheia ales de las autoridsdss de Puerto
Rico. Por 10 violencia, por 10 faerzs
do las armas, y visto con baenos oios
Dor ssas miimas autoridsdes, fue
vfetima dc las llsmadas sturbass de
aaa islA , por dltimo le pusisron en-
el caso de tensr que dsSPrsnderHe do
su taller tlpogrAdso.s
sMe hieisron srser que, al igual
de otro que privAron do 10 vida on 10
sArsel do 10 ciudad, habria de suf'ir
20 la mismA psna, y tuve que some.
serms & SD eonvsniensia y distados.
AT las cosAs, les vendt 10 propiedsd
del yer!6dico por 81 Ac0 Al contado y
una nota promiaoria que Representa-
ba IN vAlor de S3 500.
<Nr. Harlan, Attorney GererAl
por aqusl entoncss, h'z, CUE < opel,
juez do paz de San Juan, ordensse el
arrssto de todos los vendedorea dc
psri6dieos que pregouarAn 81 San Juan
Nt,cs en- los GALES dc 10 cludAds
No qusdarkn impurea loa erfme'
mes somstidos durants 10 triste r
NADIA del deItsrrAdo de Montana en-
81 pseiente Puerto Riso. Trss del
pleito do Mr., Bird vendrAu varios
ctros, y tai vez el pushlo de Puerto
Rico tspgs que psgar dc suS tondos
p6blicos los srrores del pArtido que
,ment6 los des6rdeneS, y que hoy 90
disuelve con eeleridAd aterradora,
D, COIIaz0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10
!VN7A ESCOLAR De PATILLAS

Est& vAeAnte unA escusla rural en-
este Gfrmino CON dotHoi6u de s5 para
vIvieudA del maestro J IN dollar pc
70 limpiexR del salon eseolar.
Los aspirArtss a ella pueden diri-
cir sua soIiciiudes al Secretario dc
saIA JunlA dent'o de los dieE dfAs 81
gu!eutes 81 de ID fseha.
PAlillas, Agosio 9 de 1865,
Ramon Costa
IL. Presidents dc lA JuntA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10
D, COIIaz0.
NoevA Yor, Ag1sto ) de 1905

NOTA:-No comprspdsmos por
que rAz6n ngurAn en- eAta demands
los honorAbles Mr. Winthrop , Mr..
Polt, que NADIA teLfAn que YER con los
atropelIos oil director del SAN JUAN
NHws nj nada tsniAn que oeultAr on
las administraeione de Allen Hunt.
UnicAmente SO expliea por repre-
sentar on 10 actuAlidsd ssos dos altos
funston arios, dignoA de t0do respeto.
10 administrasi6n &c 10 isla y ser sn.
tidsdes direcAoras del gobierro insu.
lar.
No puede predscirss las eonsesusn
cuer elias del acto judicial que realiZA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10
CONCERTO En- ARECIBO

La eelebradA pianiIIa Elisa TA'
wares darG un coneierto en- AreCibo,
en- 10 noehs del domingo pr6xImo IN
81 eonsurso del pianistA don Manuel
GregoHio TGvAreG,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10
AUEVA COLON|A
Dice un psri6dlco .xtran0sre

Dice uu peri6dico sxtran0ere!
sEn este momento 80 esi& ArmRn.
do On Hamburgo un buque de tres mil
tonsladAs, el sChiloes, por euenta dc
m grupo de hnanGieros bsrlineseG.
Estos nuaneieroS han AlQuilAdo
sn Chile Ia islA de Chloe para satA
bleesr On ella uns coloniA aleuaua.
FL eontrsto Ge hN q n'mado por IN
plIEo do cineuentA amor,
Sc dice que en- 10 meroIonAdR iala
80 eutahlecsrG IN depcsito de Oarb6n
Ign6rass 81 oil gohierno alemAn ea.
& mezslAdo on ests Asunto.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-10

LA eAlle San AguSiin. de Pusr.
ta de TERRA, dshiera ser regAda Ams
nudo, pues el polvo ahogA Allf 10
genie , ocAsionA en- mas de una va
dIveraas enfermsdAdes
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-20

Son, M. a. Carlisle, James Mcintosh,
w. S. Langford. j. a. Burton, J. r.
Greene, Willie Stone, II. B. Wicker,
John Scott, J. B. Subcr, j. NJ. Davis,
r. ID. Wright, j. N. Koon, w. II.
Hardcrman, j. b. Kilgorc, Miss l.. B.
Blease, l.. B. White, B. A. Dominick,
John c. Goggans, Jr., Jos. Il. Hutchin-
son Richard Burton, j. B. O'Neal
Holloway, j. A. Lyles, j. e. Hipp, B.
p. Cannon, Mrs. Y. G. Pool, JAS. M.
Dominick, Thos F. Tarrant, J. c.
Halfacre, Cole l.. Blease, G. f. Long,
j. N. Mclaughlin, r. C. Bruce, G. l..
Summer, w. A. McSwain, III. S. B.
Kibler, w. II. Brown, r. L. Tarrant,
Mrs. B. NJ. Dennis, L. G. Eslridge,
Miss M. L. Halfacre, p e. Scott; Geo.
Johnstone, JOS. II. Hunter, O. w. Le-
Roy, Roy Jones, G. c. Glasgow, S.
B. Aull, Miss Ella Abrams, Miss Della
Long, Holland O. Fellers, G. M. B.
Epting, H. J.. Spcers, j. L. yelling,
S. A. Gregg, Fl. II. Rikard, S. II. Pay
singer, II. II. Evans, Miss Weber,
Miss Clarke, Mrs. l.. +. Martin, G. D.
Martin, Mrs. A. B. Harmon.
Prosperity, S. G.
j. f.. Browne, G. w. Harman, a. B.
Wise, j. l.. Wise, DR.. Jacob S. Wheel
er, John B. Bedcnbaugh, J. S. Wheel
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with ease and practically all the work
was done by the close of the morning
session of Saturday.
Rev. NJ. G. G. Schercr, of Charles
ton, was elected president, and Rev.
John w. HORNE, Of Charleston. was
elected vice president. Rev. James
d. Kinard, Of Cameron, secretary;
A. II. Kohn, Of Prosperity, treasurer;
Rev. G. p. Boozcr, treasurer Of Bach
man endowment fund; Mr.. Otto
Tiedeman, treasurer seminary fund.
Special sermons were preached by
Revs. w. l.. Seabrook, V. p; the an.
nual sermon on missions, Rev. James
d. Kinard; Rev. S. T. Hallman, ordi-
nation.
Rev. w. J. Finch, pastor loci, was
installed on Sunday, Rev. c.. E. Welt
ner delivering the charge to the con-
gregation and j. w. HORNE to the
pastor.
Mr.. Julian B. Harmon, serving the
st. Lukes pastorate, Saluda county,
was ordained at the evening service
on Sunday.
New churches were built at Fair
fax, Bamberg county, Johnston, Edge
field county and Granitevillc, Aiken
county, during the past year. A
church is in process Of erection at
Florence, S. G..
The Synod was rendered rccep-
ton by the ladies Of st. Matthews
church on Friday evening, that was
very much enjoyed by the Synod and
visitors
The church in which Synod met,
asked for and was dismissed to the
Georgia Synod. Holy Trinity, the
other Lutheran church in the city,
remains with the old mother Synod
for while at least.
The idea that seemed to pervade
the mind of all was go forward, and
there were several forward move
ments made.
This was one Of the most enjoyable
and pleasant sessions Of Synod that
it has ever been our pleasure to at
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THE LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Pleasant Meeting in Augusta-Much
Forward Work for the
Church.

Prosperity, Nov. 15.-The S7th An
nual meeting Of the South Carolina
Synod was held in Augusta, Ca, No
vember I'll.
The report of the retiring presi-
dent, Rev. NJ. O. J. Kreps, showed
considerable progress in all depart
ments. Two new churches have been
dedicated and others are building.
There has been number Of changes
in the pastorates during the year.
There are no vacant pastorates at this
session Of Synod.
The report of the treasurer showed
an increase in receipts for the year.
In ten years the receipts have in
creased nearly five fold. The Execu-
tive Committee of Synod gives aid to
ten churches, four Of which are in
Newberry county.
The mission work proper is being
done in Spartanburg and Greenwood,
the mill district of Columbia, Sumter
and Florence. Work Of mission in the
Synod has more than doubled in the
past four years and there arc calls
unanswered now for lack Of men and
means. The special work Of Synod
missions and education occupied a
large part Of the time Of Synod.
On Thursday, the afternoon was
given up to Newberry College and
Revs. G. P. Boozer and M. G.. G..
Scherer addressed the Synod on the
work and outlook Of the college.
On Thursday evening Rev. S. p.
Koon and DR.. J. A. B. Schcrcr ad-
dressed a crowded house. Resolutions
were passed pledging the Synod to
the work Of raising the $50,O00.00 to
secure DR.. Pearson's offer. The
work of the Synod was dispatched
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OFNEWBERRY.

BY John G. Wilson, Esquire, Probate
Judge. p
WHEREAS. Mrs. Annie p. Oyncr
faith made suit to me, to grant her
Letters Of Administrator of the
Estate Of and effects Of VIM, =. OK
nCr.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to
cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred ard Creditors Of the said
VIM. B. Oxner, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the Court
OF Probate, to be held at Ncwbcrry
on Tuesday, December 4, next aftc.
publication thereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Alminisra .
tlrn should not be granted.
GIVEN under my Hand, this 10Th
day Of November Ammo Domini, 1906.
j. G.. Wilson,
j. p. n. c..
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THE COLLEGE LYCEUM.
A Larger Number of Subscribers
Then Ever Before.

Season tickets for the Ncwberry
College Lyceum arc ,now being dcliv
cred to subscribers at S. for the
course Of six entertainments. The
price has not been raised, although
six entertainments are now snaran-
teed instead Of four, and these arc
unusually attractive. The commit
tee are especially fortunate in secur-
ing for the first number the famous
and fascinating lecture by DR.. John
b. DeMotte, known as "The Harp Of
the Senses. " Robert 1. Burdette only
Expresses the views of thousands
where he pronounccs DcMotte one
of the most attractive lecturers on
the worlds pratform to-day, and this
commcndation gains great force from
the fact that "Bob Burdette' is him
self lecturer Of international renown.
Newberry is to be congratulated OH
the prospect Of ntertining DR.. De-
Motto, who will be followed by Guy
Carleton Lee on December g.
Single admission to the several ell
tertailments will cost 81 each, with
out variatins. There is still an op-
portunity to secure season tickcts--
and save four dollars-by applying
to Glider e. Weeks. A large number
of subscribers have been secured than
ever before, as the people appreciate
the unusual opportunities offered.
Following is list of the subscribers
for season tickets to date:
II. P. johnson, A. G.. Jones, w. r.
Ewart, i. Grier, J. G. Goggans, ST.,
j. Dewitt Salter Robt. Norris r. W.
Chapman, O and T. e. Salter, John
b., Mayes, e. B. Wilbur, O. L. Schum-
pert, S. j. Derrick, w. Fl. Hunt, G. G..
Schumpert, j. w. Chappell, w. f.
Pelham, M. L. Spearman, w. H. Wal
lace, W. F. Huiett, Arthur Kibler, 2.
F. Wright, G.. A. Wright, r. N. Mar
tin, E. S. Werts, Nat Gist, L. M. Play
er, Geo. B. Cromer, A. J. Bowers,
Harry w. Dominicl1, Fred. II. Domin-
ick, j. K. Vance, R. G. Williams. G.
l.. Robinson, O. McR. Holmes, II. G.
Holloway, T. B. Gravitt, r. G. Viii
liams, Jr., R. D. Smith, A. r. Brown,
e. c. Jones, w. A. Hill, r. G. Eel
lers, Miss Harriette Leavell, w. G..
Houscal, Jonh A. Eddy, t. R. Hunter,
j. A. B. Scherer, o. B. Cannon, G. II.
Kicklighter, A. H. Best, Mrs. Lucy
B. Young, Geo. Hauschild, John M.
Kinard, S. L. Powell, J. T. Cromer,
G. Fl. Cannon, w. R. Reid, j. Y. Sal
ter, j. D. Davenport, It. M. Rodgers,
J. M. Kibler, Mrs. Ella I. Boyd, Mrs.
L. W. Floyd, Miss Gertrude Simpson,
VIM. Darlington, Mrs. John A. Sum-
mer, Mrs. w. K. Sigh, Miss Pauline
Perry, Mrs. H. A. c. Robinson, J. w.
Smith, Jas. F. Goggans, Mrs. J. X.
Glider W. Pope Davis, j. r. Lyles,
A. w. Jones, B. L. Jones, Mrs. S. B.
Jones, Mrs. and Miss G.. Carwilc, j. J.
Lane, j. r. Scurry, R. L. Epting,
M. M. Satterwhitc, r. Fl. Wright, J.
Y. McFall, Geo. S. Mower, Miss
Ethei =. Boozcr, Van Smith, Sam. P.
Crotwcll, Miss Nora Long, Mrs, Y. j.
Pope, Alan tombstone, Jas. William
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tend.
The Synodical convention Of the
Womans Home and Foreign Mission
ary S"rictics met on Monday and
Tuesday preceding the Synod.
1t was not our pleasure to attend
this convention, but we learn that it
was well attended and that the So
cictics had raised more money for
mission work this year than any in
its history, and that they had planned
for enlarged work for the next year.
Among the visitnrs at Synod was
Rev. Drs. r. G. Holland, Charlotte,
N. c.; a. G.. Voigt, Mt. Pleasant,
Charleston, S. c.; w. G.. Schacffcr,
Savannah, Ga.
The press Of the city was very iknd
to the Synod and gave very free ac-
counts Of the session, especially New
berry college, and Rev. C. l.. Brown s
address on mission work in Japan on
Friday night.
Rev. Brown had large exhibit Of
curios, etc, from Japan on exhibit
in the Sunday school room Of the
church.
Rev. Brown will he in South Car
olina next week and will he with Pas
tor Kreps on the fourth Sunday at
Grace church.
The next meeting place Of Synod
waS left with the officers. X.
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IN ORDER 70 MAKE ROOM FOR
Christmas goods and some new
lines, we offer our entire stock of
glass ware, crockcry and hardware
at cost and less to close out. These
lines must go. See 'em.
Yours,
G.. G. Barrier & Co.
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THE SKATING RINK
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
Admission--Ladies FREE; Gentle
men, 10 Gents; Skates or Use Of
Floor, 15 Cents.
FUN FOR EVERYBODY
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-10
Sunday School Convention

The second annual Sunday School
convention of the western slope will
be held at Delta on Nov. l3, IA and IS,
beginning Tuesday afternoon and
closing Thursday evening.
Some of the best known workers of
the state are to be present and will
deliver addresses, incluaing Rev. j.
G. tarman, the state srp p4rintendent
s. Fl. Atwater, a successful business
man of Canon City, for eight years
president of the state convention Rev
Joel Harper, formerly of Montrose,
the new field worker; Mrs j. A
Walker, superintendent OF elementary
department, and Prof l.. D. Eich
horn, superintendent of the men de-
partment. The last named is mu-
sician of international fame as com
poser and singer, who will have
charge of the music.
A special rate Of one fare for the
round trip will be granted by the rail
road. Delegates will be entertained
at Delta on the Harvard plan-lodg-
ing and breakfast being provided.
Other meals under the supervision of
the entertainment committee will
he served at a nominal price Every
indication points to a large attend
ance and successful convention.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-10
Violated Horticultural Law

Q. E. Hays representative of the
Northern Nursery company of Denver,
operated in Garfield county last spring
and violated the law which says that
no shipment of fruit trees shall be de
livered from the railroad station unit
after an inspection by the county nor
ticnltural inspector. Hays, in some
manner, induced the railroad agent to
let him have the trees which he de
'iveved to the purchasers.
Horticultural Inspector Myser this
week heard that Hays had returned to
Garfield county, and at once placed
him under arrest.
At the trial Thursday before Jus
tice Heddeh, Hays was found guilty
and fined $40 aud cost which he paid
and he will probably henceforth obey
the law and recognize the rights and
duties of horticultural inspectors.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-10

Thursday afternoon about clock
the home of S. w. and Major Mott
was destroyed by fire. The men we're
working at some distance from the
house and their FIST warning that the
house was on fire was the flames burst
ing through the building. With the
assistance of their help, neighbors and
passers-by they carried water several
hundred yards to throw on the flames
but were unable to check them until
all but the kitchen was burned Only
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-10
CORRESPONDENCE
SOUTH CANON

Ed Llewe!yn has returned from a
short vacation on his ranch near New
Castle
Miss Mabel Helms and Miss Lille
Korupkat have been appointed clerks
of election.
b. q. Martin family have arrived
from Kansas and are living near the
hot spring.
1t is understood that John Sharpe of
Leadville has bought out Mort Kill
10y s interest in the lumber camp.
The Coal company is increasing its
daily output but is having consider
able trouble filling orders owing to
the scarcity of cars.
A. johnson and family of Glenwood
are among the new arrivals in camp.
They are living in the house formerly
occupied by James Duce.
The camp has been honored by the
pi esence of large number of candi-
dates during the past ten days. We
wonder if they will know us now
that election is over.
The Glenwood post., 1906-11-10
Sells More of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy than of all Others
Put Together

Mr., Thomas George, merchant of
Mt. Elgin. Ontario, says 81 have
had the local agency for Cham ber-
lain's Cough Remedy ever since it
was introduced into Canada. and sell
as much of it as ] do of all other
lines | have on my shelves put togeth
er. Of the many dozens sold under
guarantee | have not had one bottle
returned. / cen personally recon-
mend this medicine as l. have used it
myself and given it to my children
and always with the best results. -
For sale by all dealers.