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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
UNA VELADA
En- Toa.AIta. - Don kdoIfo
Medina. - Las sehoritas
America y Lidia ArchiIIa
RECITACIONES
RECITACIONES
Phblico distinguido. = Medl-
ma embarcara en- breve para
los Estados Unldos.

Tensmos On este pueblo & nuestro
compatriota don Adolfo Asdins, cels
brs recitador, que oonocs sl pals por
"a xmsmoria vsrdaderamsnte e1eep.
eional, como ha dicho no hace mucho
don Luis Nufioz Rivera.
Sin bisnea do fortuna, anda bus
eando sl 6bolo dc los amigos por me-
dio do astos decorosos. para comple.
tar 81 visis & los Estados Unidos el
70 do los corrientes, & donds 10 lleva
un psnsamiento nobilisimo; sl do en-
sanchar sus eonocimientos en- aulaa
univsrsitarias, persiguiendo un titulo
do abogado para volver mas tards q
ssrvir & 50 pals On distinto campo do
Aeei6n.
Con bel motive, anoche 90 llev6 d
efscso una vslada literaria, improvi.
sada por 10 tarde, on un local do 10
casa. alealdis, eedido bon dAdosAmsnts
DOR sl Jusz do pax, tomando parte or
ella Medina y les simpAsicas ssfioritai
America y Lidia ArshillA1
El primsro rscit6 IN msgnfdcc
trabajo do CASTELAR,, sobre 10 idea do
arss, laa segundas respectivamsute
Las hsrmosas composicionss "a m.
Ira. adi6ss dc Padills, J <Jslligios
do Victor Hugo.
Loa diseuraoa do CASTELAR,, macs
tr0 do 10 elocuencia y escultor dc Ia
pslabra, son, verdsderaments, para
ser rscitados On Ateneos, donde STEM
pre 20 hallan intsligsnsiss supsriorei
que saben aquilatar 81 vsrdadsro me
ri.o literario y cisnifaco y smitir jul
clos razonadoa y iussos.
Sin embargo, en- nuestrA veladal
no muy consurrida. no faltaron en-
pero, hombres dc culturA y de rectc
pensar, como don Andres Rodriguez
don Fsdsrieo Garcia Davila. don Jose
gal9ado, don Eofique Izquierdc, dor
Jusn Jordan, don Antonio Nieve'
DfaE, don Santiago Perez y otroa, qu'
pudieron spreclar sl iuicio dc lal
obras , dc los que tomaron parse or
M representation, proporcionanlo q
pdbllso un ratio por dsmas agradabls
A nusstro iuicio, humilds 3 inte
rasado hasta cisrto nusso, santo Nc
dina como ias ninss antss citAdAs
sstuvisron psrtsctaments, no dsjandt
NADIA que dsaear,
Do ssntirse 90 que con trecuenci'
no tuvi4semoa eSs gsnsro do pasalism
DOS, que reereea el ssplritu y dsaarro
lien 10 inteligsncia, dsndo una alt'
idss dc la culturA dc los pueblos.
Toa Alta tiene slemsntos para eal
alase de hsatas.
Que vengG oil palenque cSa iuvsn
Gud que 90 levanta, ganosa do alean
ear puestoa on les cumbres del IAbs
y de la inteligsncis
CORREsPONsAL
MAYO Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

HAbIendo aprohAdo 81 Ayunsa-
miento el presupuesso para ell aHo hs.
cal do 1906 q 1902 ca aesion ordlnaria
del Ola 3 do Mayo del corrtense Ado,
se h ace plb!ico que por el s6rmino do
dlez dias eatar& fiAdo dicho docu.
merto On las pAredeA extariorea de la
Acadia para que en- oil iismpo indi-
cAdo pueda haeer ouaiquier vecino las
objecioneA que creA convenients.
Camuy, Mayo Z do 1906
Pedro G. AmGd0r, -Alcslde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
9usna administrator

tC0ntinu0ei5n de Ia pdgna Iq)
AaArreAdo 10 POGO desshoga ada clase
contribuhvs; cato sin diarAs para
nada en que 10 mayor pArte dc esos
deudorss son -. republicAnoE.
AL 90 procedei asf se hscs adml
nlatr1ci6n.
81 los republioGnos hubisran iml.
ado esos raIgos de gensrosidAd y
ssoa eismploa do buen gobierno, no
hubissen caldo on ell dssere1ito cue
hoy les envuelve para in cternum
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

81 cualquier contrihuyenso ereyero
que &c le be impusEIo una contribu
cl6n iniussa, puede, On oil t6rmino in ,
diCAdo preasntar por eEsrito a. Con
ceio Municipal los motIvos que tsDgA
que exponer,
CAmuy, Mayo 5, 1906,
PEDRO G. AMADOR,
A!ealde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
sU BOMBARDEO

:" l. lld| Su pelSTO. 4 a
lco en- la Metropolis. Poi.
vOra en- Sa.ya.
Son los repub!icanos
gsnts apfehsnsivR;
haeen al vsr un buito
taego eRSeguida..
So uf0scsn presto,
pierden muehas bslaa
ausss de sIempo,
Green lamar pfoyecNlea
deAde Ii plaza
resulsando aus tiroa
polvors en- salvaa.
Dics ID gsnle,
que essa VIZ Puerto arturo
no es plaza fuerts.
Tie2en acoraz2dos
-~Aekua AnuLclan-
cue a Cuslquiera los pslos
ponsn de puntA.
Mas no ss altlcll,
repitan en- 81 t0nd0
Ii de CAvits.,
Tlenen un almiranss
de mucho empuis,
que ora Gmarfa los vientoa
O1a !aA nu bes.
Coz sAi aviao,
nc habi d Togo que pueda
dormtr lranquilo,
FL general MettujJQ
s0io perors,
we marea de saugrs
desde Ia pops,
PoQutto & POGO
10 eno1sntran eatAs genteE
On el Mar Rojo..
Souaron "a sus. bSlaa
ala an Ia PERLA,
sIsto, del amsptsrio
basianse csrca,
zero re c6rchoiis
lque tuaso 4 Lon cad 4 Yeres
dc Ia metropolis
Y fl6 81 doce de Mayo
gu bcmbarGec,
pRgsnGo el de Ia Perlq
loA desperfecsos.
No VI ca Ia rada
crrzAr bote ess dia
bsi1 las bAlAs..
T'ss 81 doaa de Mayo
6Qg6 Ga 10 que vleut?
g. searcs 81 tao 'Qso
msa de NoYitmb. @.
\ CD el eonbAte
sin cue ke ttre In .tlc
csc a 9. BaluQts,
EI hombre cue rife.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
Reve!ac!dn PIad!g!0sa

Les Pl!dorQS C0nfortattvas If0picQ-
es dc Ia AucIagG FaAton soa IA pre-
parade exselenss No tIenen rival pa.
ra Combatir IL ansmia de los pAises
calidoa. Al morIr 10 Aneiana Fdlthon,
en- una aldeA de- Ir.andA, delo, entire
vArioS secrstoa, Ia formula de aus
pildoras maravlilosAS, que Suran
Siempre, ado ou&ndo hSyan tailado
oa adsmaT rsms1los. LeAnss los ole.
toS que aCompaf.An la caia,
Prscio S5 centavoS Gaia.
De veneA en- todaS las tarmacias
Para las gentGs a. por mayor.
FafmaCia do zel hl.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
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BaIneario de Coamo
COamO, Puerto Rico.

For conyenio heeho con la suce.
sl6n Ussra, cont.auo al trente de d.
cho sAtsblecimlento p1r un afo mas,
AT pues aprozin&ndcse Is tempors
"a DC veesno cdya de principle sl 10
de Msyo pre- ylmoi teDgo especial gus
b. en- otrecarm9 ndevSmsnts al pdblico
en- general d mis- numeroSos amigos
90 particular, tenisndo todoE 10 aegu.
ridsd que como de costumbrs, procu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
PidnOId HetI0StII

El Gparato mss perfsclo para sJ
car ell piano. So yenden de contado
y q plssos m6dicos. Sc sdmitsn plA
nos dc uso On pGgo de Gns psrBe del
preeio dc uno de elios, 9 de un piHno.
PlAnoIa O piano corrIeote, DIrGirss
al ssror don Mario s. Glegel, Cruz 4.
San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
El hombre cue rle.
OpOrtunidad

~ Vea1e un AoANO de 81 g. dob agta1a caaua W
10 maos IA dam'sro; horizontal clndro vApor
oAme'o 40 de ds s6da fAcado casa
CAL de Paris orao MOaNo de M 78 dob sngcana damo
Ia catalina mayor IA do la mstA DIOR Npo baanoin con
aa eogamo endro 22 danso por curso
eoloo AoId& abcdo conaructosa dc j
Fletcher LONDON Derbl de IogaerrA
Loa nonos esa soa Aado sauAmu s Hacienda Ba Vsa
dc 10 Carolins.
Para mSi tnfoFues diriiss en- la Capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

Cafe, chocolate reirescos
Licores vinos, frutas, fambrss
TabacoE cigarrillo', prim9ra caidad
Abonos para comidas para emplaados del
Comeroio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

Oubiertos 80 centavos
Oenas d la Oarta
Oomidas d domicilio por meses
Hallacas los s&bados
eslecto caldo galleao los domingos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

Habitaciones frescas todas eoa balcoues
Ia Gale.
Banos duchas
Empresa de coehes
Sc siruen lunehs y banquetes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

rare deiAr altAMenie eomplaeidos 4
euans0s susten honrar con su aslAtsn.
ella el sBalnearlo de Coamo4
Presios de hoSpedais por ssrnanaGt
Una persona, diArio e2,50
NliioE criadoG preeioS eonveneic'
males.
Para mas intormea dirlgirse q GN
ArrendatArio
JUAN BOIX.
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Pay or congressman

tho other day defeated
the BIN raise pay tSeeo 1880
attributed frightening What hap
penea 70 the SALARY sFah- congress q is7a
But the scandal Of 81 years dd the
Of salary increase b bat the making q the
aios
years back.
comfortable believe
eaouSh realize their compensation
their services
psng years constitute term house Of
representatives, member salary
hire s.so for sstonefs and Whatever
He spreads about
representatives whose devotion psbc seriously interrupts
pursuit private business
Prestige with a.
fords education useful a maHy occupations
TIE usually stay bong
Custom tn ha proves con
TIE as than anything
OF coaFse. the cost Of nsns
mere Congressman Is 20, necessarily higher there than anywhere
There Is nothing 10 his official position eompals
cut vide social pabe By
doing
the position
piratuas Of his wife and daughters private
peauise goes ofnce aamuhnx
for the pablo him extra tor
We don't want cheap IN congcss.
But does nppeaF the any eongrcansn
have complained that they cheap
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A Sponge That Calls Itself n
Spring ofLifc

August Belmont Of New York
Evidently he thinks he and his pocketbook
Ia speech before Federation belmont declared
the gs fortunes of the subjected punitive
regulation BY an Income and inheritance then the
springs of life win b. dried ur"
That happy phrase Springs 81 life" peculiarly lucid Clearly
BELMONT has in miad the nctnonts New
York Traction alone t3u0uoaeoo n th
10 ha brought under punitive there viii be indeed dry
tng up q considerable spring there lots - others
bat these not the psngs II a nations ife They
ise By scaerl
dustrs
goed would Ecuee the and send the
water back proper place.
This might be hard from the viewpoint
Ru, aad
expeis Is dead
The possible effects OF curtsiment % fortunes form
ta open endless dispute Of all
tons ei be the subject
those o. eNeiy being
paramount 10 public interests worthless
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O0CKSTADER AND MRS. PLAT

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dec. "a
When Lew Dockstaaer, the famous
exponent Of the gentle art of min,
etrelsy, was In Washington last
season. be told your correspondent
a story. but awore him TO secrecy
as to the lady involved. Tho story
Is worth repeating. especially as
there Is no longer any necessity 10
preserve this identity Of the lady.
As ] related N then Mr. Dockatader
had az a part of his monologue
some Witty and more or less irrev.
erent remarks concerning the thea
comparatively recent marriage OF
a well known politician Of accumu,
lated years aud prestige. The
evening after his first performance
word was brought to hts dressing
room that tsdy wished to see hlm
In the lobby Of the theater. lie
hastened 20 the lobby, where he
found a richly dressed woman, evi.
IDENTIFY handsome. although heavily
yelled. 7 am Mrs X, she said
You have In y0ar monoioeua some
references % my recent marriage.
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which. though they are humorous
and not at all malicious, aru dis.
treesiug 20 both my husband and
myself VIII You not be- klnd
enough 10 omit thsm in the IA.
turef" When Dookatader recov-s
cred HIS breath he fastened TO az.
sure Mrs x. that hts art was that
OF creating mirth and laughter. and
not tears. Consequently. he would
be only too pleased 10 cut out the
lines 70 which she objected, which
he DID. The lady was Mrs Jane.
way Piatt. wife Of Senator Thomas
G Plat, Of New York.
One Of Dockstaaera friends. when
Lev was here recently, tcstingiy
said that, since the marital diffi.
cuttles Of Mr. and Mrs. Plat. he
had Teceiyed I've iHtimation that
he need not longer omit the lines
In question, but when ! heard his
monologue ! noticed they were stu
absent Lew says he has heard
nothing from Mrs Plat since she
preferred her request aud that he
Is atill bound by bis promise.
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.Aa country on the eve pf evefY
new year la MANY chaaa It leads
che subject towards the Winter
WAGON aud from thcfu branches
off on to various minor YUhielca of
good intentions
Ma man Ia proof against these
small "HwearinHoff microbes. even
though he be- Yaccinatod twice over
with common sense.
These microbes act differently on
the various subjects. al uf course
depending upon the constitution 81
that particular pufaun.
Thus We have tbs various stages
~ thu yearly epidemic. from the
individual. who viii swear that not
another drop Of liquor viii ever
touch his lips. and thereafter uses
q straw with which 10 transfer tho
various beverages from the rocnp.
taeia into which the man behind
the bar has placed Il. 10 the In.
terror Of hlu system. thereby oaaiaE
hia Coincidence. 90 the man who
awoars off bis taxes. and has no
eonaeiouea % ease. This pNhHa ~
swearing offtitia." IL quite com.
mon and affects persons az various
times Of the year
The past twelve months have
been a Knockers harvest. aud a
great knock fest has been held
The music Of the world has been
changed into an "AHF. chorus "
Many a hammer carrier viii sweat
that he will lay aside tbs inatfu.
ment of eommuti1n and abuse. ao
that leYollef music may raviAh
tho earth with nweeicr music Many
have been warned that be xh0
wtelds tbs hammer mRahaa hlu
thumb, not yet bat soon.
The loving wife viii swear off
acolding her hubby. and the hub.
by Will swear off coming Same
late. These resolutions. however.
are broke about as quick a. a fel
low who follows the races r. The
wife seotds hubby for coming home
late. aud hubby comes home late
because hts wife Hcolds. like the
| problem % the ben and ths oEg, q
Ia hard "a tell Who started Il first
A. a rule these swearing off res.
oiutions are lac STANDARD oar In.
yestigationa. they are very Interest
lng when started, but ara soon for
gotten.
Many a man wiil swear off nmok
Ing. IN a short time however. hia
resolutions go up ia smoke
Tho gniy safa ana sane way. b
Yau a democrat ar ordinary citizen
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Who WILL
JUDGE HIM

Al pease WITH The world and hin
sslf. taha 81 ClA1F. BID. sell
clothed. pFospereas. at IN a Pail
man. srssiiins taWard the Neat and
h0sas. The train stopped and IN the
gathering tNiiikht 81 Clair psersa
out ~ thn wtndew. hts face pressed
against tss siasa
Hrum The shelter % 3 nearbT SHE'D
= tramp. airtY. dishevelsd. sFssehed
eaasd toward ne palace eaF-and
w2Asa toward the palee ear=ana
saN the face against the glass
AZ n aniekesea ~ . battery. the
stssiid features 81 The tramp changed
Into thoss of live pulaafinK human
being. A haaran. tnaFttrulaio cry
ehakrd IN hts threat. Like = beast
lntens On isa prey. ha spFann toward
the car e. ths train bssaa 10 msve
Wiikla the palace car mat a tfem-
bitns nsan-ans Who loaks5 ne n a
xhostlf hand q the uaat has reached
ost ~ the darkness gnd gFtppaa hlm
thFaat - Clair AL the tramp had
been partners IN a western town 80
years before. Thrir business grew
win tha tawn and bath uero oa the
roaa 10 wealth 81 c4aiF's cupidisy
had mastered him. A asal was en-
sifassrud whereby the man Who waa
no~ a tramp had been frus~u ous.
II waa febhers. but iasaIiasa.
Tan Fesrs had made ~. clair =
raillsonasFa. To ns@ saw what thSma
aaEns years lad aens for hla forfner
partner.
AZ the train Enthosed naasnsntum
the tramp naaae q leap Zoe the
trtsehs ~ the last car. A moment
% Huspense. snd then he was ria-
iax safety IN the '-hoaso.f Pullman. =
In the saFly uornina. az the train
pulled into 3 western rounaYlSania
town. there was a sudden erash
Engine aud ears were caisEb, ap ~
he terrific fefcc. hurled 70 one siis.
wrsek@d sna sr4infeF~d T'as world
nest daF read that ths tFala had
struck = car - dynamite.
Prem truvhied sleep ~ clair vas
hurled - feet aWar. left crushed
ana holuless by the side % the track
vita q bfoksa leg The 0ad = the
outeAst Wmtrhea over che trmmp
and hs staggered frun the he'll n
the WRECK unhufA tits eyes vested
go the helpless fern - the man he
hated. A huifs pulled from the Tnyn-
FERROUS depths ~ bis rags flashed in
the light ffsun the burning coaches.
Tive nteun he hnd tAEan toward the
attainment % hia dream % ven
Keanee. when hts arm was sraaFs,d
u was . wenian. with burned and
bleeding faes. English WaFda rera
unfausiitar 70 her tonNae. she oould
only point q the buruirs coaches
and mnFnur MA babes. RIA babes e
Before the tramp VAS the man he
had sworn 10 An Bahind him the
burning coaches ana danger. A. his
side waa only an ignorant woman
foreigner but she was pleaalnn
with a mothers love for her
babes"
The knife ratified % the ground.
and hack toward the awful chaos.
where hnmsa beings were roasting
alive. vent the tramp. lie gained
the coach whlls the mother prayed
wheFe she had fsiisn Then came
a second shock and an who haa
been spared By the first we're swept
istss etsFnity.
TIE neSt day IA a city h.aapltaI.
slae By side. lay 81 Clair. the mll.
llgnaire. and a foreign woman. who
The papers said could only moan
MA bahaAs
And the eharrea body Of the hobo
filled an unknown grave. lie had
lived a tramp. but he died a hero.
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IN A FsM nouRa

reu can have summer sunshine II
yos win take the southern Pacific
eonapany's scenic shasta Route
trains New train nov Haavea
PortIand IL 50 D. IN, m4king three
trains daily Fast time. excellent
service and beautiful scenery
Health and pleasure resorts 70 suit
all Tickets aHa Information AZ
unlon Ticket Office. SOS First Az.
T. r. Ellis. general aKcut &C.
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ST. MARKS pAHisa cHURca
NEW MUSICAL SERVICE

The fourth monthly musical ssry.
ice VIII be rendered al 81 Marks
Parish church tomorrow evening al
' 80 o'clock. The choir composed
OF 30 voices viii give sophr's Last
Judgment part one and two.
Part ono was rendered on the last
sunday OF October, aud was pre-
nonnced BY all to be a perfect ron.
dition Of the great oratorio. Part
two VIII be heard tomorrow with
part one. This win be the first
Time Nat the entire work has been
given In this city. There are so.
prano. alto. tenor and bass solos
rendered by prominent singers OF
the city.
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Y. n. 0. A. NOTES

Nest Monday at tho + n q A
Will be parents day for the iuninfa
The YounRatpfa wtH Ga through
their repertoire ct stunts Ia tho
swimming tsut and the FBmasalum
while the admifinr pafeuta line the
apoctatarial b0hrhra
ON the same date. ffam 5 o. b.
u NJ midnight 10 series of enter
tanning stunts Hiil take place. em.
hraclns athletic and musical events
Jan 3 the second term opens Tor
educational CLASSES. aud the new
courses Ca "uaa Engines hesinH
The usual Sunday afternoon
meeting for boys viii aot be held
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tomorrow. al most of che boa
ere un vacation. and % Fall attend
aufp would bH Impossible
HoF f J Nau Hgu begins a.
important series uf fhrrH addfe.HeH
~ IuuHK men Sunday afternoon.
bis fret thrma baIHf The Great
Proposal These 1fdseaHH VIII
be followed bF tees f9t ail quiz.
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Finish Right

End the old year IN good style
ana let Daniel Thurman, tho tailor.
lele second Ave, make you the
SWEETEST and best fitting suit Won
ever saw. There's reason for nj.
superiority Ia fuhrman'a clothes
and that - experience ana personal
supervision % an wark 30 Il must
b. risht. e..
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Snow In Seattle

Not much. but enough 20 mnks
you rcalixe that Ne are ln the dad
II winter aud a woelen suit " what
voa need Ia White. z0s Collins
building. has a swell line og new
creations In auitingz and With hts
ability as q tailor always turns osi
the nattis4t hooking clothes aeea 90
the aseuue. 80.
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q vas snslaaa a wise phflosogshff
Who recentiy phifoanst thai,
Some meu are born 90 swear OF.
s0tss aequise The habit and some
hare Il forced upan thems
Tho swearing off maata strikes
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she has found
Herself working
under a disaivan-
tags because she
hal no raiiiicai
weight. and man
has been her oD-
prwna0r.
lie has never
been a safe friend
or a generous
foe % any wom-
an. and new
comes thu aueH-
iion II he In her
foe financially.
raging her lem
money for tn .
- ma euur1 gl.aas
Rs would have to
-. - -
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a New Sensation

Calendar Zoe iae1 via b. ready
faf tIairlnutIsu ou December tqIH
All aHf friends ere requested -
sst aud aIl b. ssplHel #th
sew calendar e. n thrown Plumb
Ing co. aal Pine - Both phones
sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-29

AZ the city Han market. 500 Thira
av. near Yksser Round steaks. Toe.
slsiein STEAKS. tae. Pot Fasst. So 70
&C. homs rendered ard. i2Ha. all
kinds 81 high graas. hafne made
.aslaaza &c.
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rhs 1907 wator wagon trip. like
tho trims OF preceding years VII
30 free No Zee Of any kind "
CHARGED excepting fof cushions
ana those will be unnecessary a.
tbe s.ata are comfortable enough
fnr ANYBODY No tickets are neoos'
sary. First come. firut served.
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ENJOY YOUR DRIVE

and be- protected from the cold
wta3~ BY a nice plush aF fuf ruos.
Ten Henderson. IL 0cetaentai Az
CARRIES an extensive line ~ rabe'~
sianksfs ard hand sssved harnesses
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Milton Mexican was today com.
miled TO the insane asylum by
judge Griffin. This IN the third
time that he has been sent TO stell.
accom-.
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on aLLA x. DEARBORN.

who today ia The proter,oF ~ .
Romau.a honorf
Economie conditions have forced
women into the business world. hsrs
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STAR DUST
By JOSH

rms, es,yr roa nusr CONTRIBUTION. ta sSeoho rHxs r.
hHNp an YOUR YARae MAKE en- hhhF ANU N0V'@FF
sfosa war THE STAR
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II wtli he possible "a fiha the
Ice trust at Toledo. O. f7.ipa. 900.
says a news dispatch. Hogs Il
isn't eonfampt II court 20 FeEiArk
that Il Win be impozsials % coolest
a.
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RMERsoN I4ANpls,
- a

Aged 10.
ate w Howe 81. Queen Anne I'M
Well. young man. your letter has
opened a grave discussion. We
think as this II 4 frye cuuntfy, Hnd
as nnakeeatinE 10 really q matter
% taata, the Same a. sauuE uaAiln.
hogs. clans. oysters and ahrimpa.
% say nothing Of the various EN-
balmed meats, which are canned
and the label ol which sells tbs
goods. the hnakeeattnE gentleman
had a right Ia Toast CA them.
Then. too. how many people eat
oats. wheat. bran. mash aud other
horae feed IN a modified form. for
breakfast. % say nothing Of hat
great boarding house Institution
hash
w-hy snaks nhould DO any
worse than 4 snail Il Il hard % con
eeixa. People will ahafidar when
horsa-fieah l. mentioned. the heruo
beinE one Of the cleancsi animals
there IA. At the same time they
viii ST down 90 a meal ot roast
pork, even after they have seen
him May q time taxing hin uorn'
ing mud bath Hoe many have
ever stopped 20 compare the stall
81 TIE horse with thn pan OF The
haes
Sat anAhos7 Why mott people
aat most exery thinE else. even
somc thsnss that . snake Soaidnf
eat
The aaaka nAtiug individual was
very unfnrsunata inaNmuch zH
snake eating has not a. yet br
cofss papalar. possibly on accp1nt
Of there not haihH enough profit -
canning The same That. howeycr,
should n0i bs emhae for e1poiaicn
frum tie eifY. fsf riEht TO-DAY there
ara mang politicians Who have teen
satinH ernw fnr 3 ionE time. hnd
ara ntilf residents ~ The city. Est
snakusg Way uOtf
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he ~ her Zoe politically. BY with
haldinR from her a potent weapon
q defesae. how can aho expect him
10 protest her honor9