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walks into the parlor TO see Miss Ims'
gene Cordelia Hoffbrew.
"Wie gents, ImoEene!" says Goa
salyo.
"Simlich!" says Imogene, standing
at right angles near the piano because
she thinks she Is Gibson girl.
'Imogene, dearest" Gonsalvo con
street yesterday ts find out how much
money you have, but he refused to
name the sum, therefore you have un
told wealth."
Gonsalyo pausss to let the Partisan
clock on the mantel tick, tick, tick!
He is making the bluff of his life
you see, and he has to do even that ON
tick.
Besides, this furnishes the local
color.
Then Gonsalvo bursts forth again
"Imogene! Oh! Imogene! will you be
mine and will be thine without
money and without the price"
Gonsalvo pauses to let this idea
get nosed about little.
Then he goes on: BE mine, Inc
gene You will be minus the money
while | will have the price!"
Gonsalvo trembies with the passion
which is consuming his pocketbook
and then Imogene turns lsnguidly
from a right angle triangle into more
of a straight front, and hands Con
salvo bitter look of scorn.
Then Gonsalvo grabs his revolver
and aiming it at her marble brow
exclaims; Marry me this minute OF
will shoot you in the topknot, be.
cause | love you"
Then papa rushes into the rsom and
Gonsalyo politely requests the old gen,
tleman to hold two or three bullets
for him for a few moments
Gonsalvo then bites deeply into q
bottle OF carbolic acid, and just as the
coroner climbs into the house the pic,
lures of the modern lover and lover.
ess appear in the newspapers, and
fashionable society receives a jolt.
This is the new and up-to.date way
of making love.
However, | think the old style OF
courting is the best, because you can
generally stop jag before 1t gets to
the undertaken.
What do you think?
Copyright, 1901, by G. w. Dillingham; Co. }
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Brewery Enlarges,

Nelsonville, Sept. 26.-Owing
to the immense demand for the
Hook Hooking beer, far exceeding
their capacity, the directors have
adopted and let plans for large
addition which will increase the
output 5000 barrels per annu IN.
The contract for the work has
been let to Vern Yorhes, the local
contractor, and operations will
commence at once.
Following this improvement, a
large artificial ice plant will be
erected in order that the brewery
and its customers need have no
fear OF ice famines nor combines.
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earnings belong to the father and
not to the child. particularly II the
child lives with the father. II the
child, however, has been eman.
cipated, the rule is different.
AS to property generally, the in
FAINT may take property and hold
it, but once it is his, he cannot
make contract selling it or con-
veying it that is not voideble by
him.
In the matter of the ratification
of n contract by one who has
reached maturity, it should he
stated that the ratification must
be of the whole contract. One rat
flying contract made In infancy
cannot ratify part and avoid part; !;
he must either ratify all or avoid
all. One who has bought property
In infancy and not paid for IL
cannot, upon reaching maturity,
keep the property and avoid the
contract as to payment. And so
with an infant VINO has obtained
property on contract; If he de-
sires to disafilrm the contract, he
must return the property. He can
not both retain the property and
refuse to pay for it. IF, however,
he has wasted or squandered or
lost or destroyed the property and
cannot return it, he is not held
liable for it.
In this connection it is interest
ing to note that in general an in
fant is liable for fraud, slander,
assault, conversion, and other com
mon law torts in the same way al
an adult is; but generally it has
been held that when an infant
falsely represents himself to be of
age and thereby induces another
to make contract with him, the
infant is not liable.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-04
Governor VIII Clean House

Just how soon Governor Harris
will take action in the Athens hos
pital investigation case cannot be
determined at the present time,
as there are circumstances that
make delay advisable. Until GER
tain things eventuate the governor
will take no action, but as soon as
he can do so there will be a change
in the personnel of the board OF
trustees. 1t is pointed out that
but three trustees are holdovers,
John Kaiser of Marietta, William
Williams of Columbus and John
w. Gregg of Piketon.
1t can safely be predicted that
these three trustees will be asked
to resign and that their places will
he filled by new men. The other
members of the board were eth er
appointed by Pattison or by Gov
ernor Harris.
With the change in the member
ship of the board of trustees will
come change in the steward and
the storekeeper of the institution
Steward Jerre Carpenter will be
relieved of his pace and storekeep-
er Morris will likewise be asked tu
hand in his resignation. This
change will not be made because
there rs any criminal charge to be
preferred against the officials, or
any doubt as to their integrity,
but simply because there were
irregularities in the purchasing
department and loose business
methods that were allowed to OBJ
tain without check. The governor
believes that good service demands
the change and it will come to
pass, but just how soon can not be
predicted at the present time with
any degree of accuracy.
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Will Examine The Tax
Laws.

Governor Harris appointed a
commission yesterday to examine
the taxation laws of the state and
recommend to him for transmission
to the Legislature changes in exist
ing laws to adjust inequalities.
The commission consists of two
Republicans and two Democrats.
The attorney general will serve as
chairman
The Republican members are A.
G.. Cassatt of Cincinnati and Geo.
E. Martin of Lancaster.
The Democrats are Thomas Fl i.
Hogsett of Cleveland and Atlee
Pomerene Of Canton.
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Are you wise to the fact that every
thing Is changing In this old world of
ours. and that since the advent OF fuss
wagons even the old-fashioned idea OF
courtship has been chased to the woods? ?
1t used to be that on a Saturday even
ing the young gent would draw down
his six dollars worth of salary and chase
himself to the barber shop, where the
Dago lawn trimmer would put crimp
in his mustache and plaster his fore
head with three cents worth Of hair
and dollars worth OF axle.grease.
Then the young gent would go out
and spread 40 cents around among the
tradesmen for a mess of water-liies
and bag OF peanut brittle.
The lilies of the valley were to put
on the dining-rom table so mother
would be pleased. and with the peanut
brittle he intended to fill in the weary
moments when he and his little geisha
girl were not making googoo eyes at
each other.
But nowadays 1t is different, and
Dan Cupid spends most of his time on
flee and the divorce court.
I've got a hunch that young people
these days are more emotional and
like to see their pictures in the news
papers.
Nowadays when a clever young man
goes to visit his sweetheart he hikes
over the streets In benzine buggy,
and when he pulls the bell-rope at the
front door he has rapid-fre revolver
in one pocket and bottle of carbolic
acid in the other.
His intentions are honorable and he
wishes to prove them so by shooting
his lady love II she renigs when he
makes play for her hand.
| think the old styls was the best
because when young people quarreled
they didn't need an ambulance and a
hospital surgeon to help them
make up
In the old days Oscar Dobson would
draw the stove brush cheerfully across
his dogskin shoes and rush with eager
feet to see Lena Jones. the girl he
wished to make the wife of his bosom.
Darling" Oscar would say, 81 am
sure to the bad for love of you. Pipe
the downcast drop in this eye of mine
and notice the way my heart is bub-
bling over like a bottle of sarsaparil-
la on a hot day! Be mine, Lena! be
mine!"
Then Lena would giggle. Not once,
but seven giggles, something like those
used In a spasm.
Then she would reply: mo, Oscar;
1t cannot be- Fate wills it otherwise"
Then Oscar would bite his finger
nails, pick his hat up out of the coal
scuttle and say to Lena: False one!
You love Conrad, the fioorwalker in the
butcher shop. Curses on Conrad, and
see what you have missed, Lena.
have tickets for a swell chowder party
next Tuesday. All! farewell forever"
Then Oscar would walk out and
hunt up one of those places that Car
rie Nation missed in the shuttle and
there, with one arm glued tight
around the bar rail, he would fasten
his system to jag which would last
for week
Despair would grab him and he'd
be Oscar with the souse thing for
sure.
When he would recover strength
enough to walk down town without at.
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Owl and Mink Eight.

While hauling wood on the Malta
wamkeag river, driver discovered .
moving object short distance from
the road, and leaving his team he
FASTENED to ascertain what 1t was
when, to his surprise, he found 1t uo
he large owl in combat with good.
sized mink, After struggle OF seyers
moments the owl attempted TO rise
with its prey, hui was able TO ascend
onl! few feeE when the mink fell "a
the ground. where 1t was soon killed
ny several Well directed blows from
the drivers whip.--LewistOn (Me, }
Journal.
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up, and the wedding bells would ring
just as soon as Oscars salary grew
large enough to tease a pocketbook.
But these days the idea Is altogether
different
Children are hardly out OF the cradle
before they are arrested for butting
into the speed limit with \ smoke
wagon.
Even when they go courting they
have to play to the gallery.
Nowadays Gonsalvo H. PuffenlotS
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-04
Man Wanted!

Somewhere near Logan, to assist
us in showing and selling proper
ties. No experience necessary, II
willing to let us teach you the real
estate business. Salary 10000 a
month, TO honest man, willing to
devote part of his time to this
business, Co-Operatiye Land Co.
Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Sept, lS, 4 W.
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Advice to Housewives.

No home is so pleasant, regard
less of the comforts that money
will buy, as when the entire family
is in perfect health. A bottle of
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup costs
so cents. 1t will cure every mem
ber of the family of constipation,
sick headache or stomach trouble.
Bort IL Co.
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tracing attention OF the other side
OF the street, he would call ON Lena
and say: Lena, forgive me for What
done, but love is blind-and. be,
sides. | mixed my drinks. Lena.
was on the downward path and near.
ly went TO hell"
Then Lena would say: why,
Oscar, | saw You and your bundle
when you fell in the well. but didn't
know 1t was as deep as you mention 4"
Then they would kiss and make
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Notice to Next of Kin.

Probate Court, Hooking County, Ohio.
In the matter Of the will of Joseph Y.
Miller, deceased
Notice of Probate to the unknown 'Next
OF Kin" OF Joseph Y Miller, deceased.
You ere hereby notified that ON the 26th ,
day of september \. ID. 1905 an Instrument
of writing, purpOrting TO he the last wan
and Testament OF Joseph Y. Miller, late OF
Falls Township, in snid County, deceased,
was produced I'm open Court. and nm appli-
cation 10 admit the same to probate was ON
the same day made In said Court. said ap-
plication Will be FOR hearing before said
Court on the l8Ih,, day OF October 1905 at <
O'Clock "a, m.
SEAL Witness my signature and the
seal OF said Court lhis 2dth,, day Of Septem-
ber 1909
f. y, MARTIN
sept ~, 2-w Probate Judge
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Stensland is Sent to Joliet.

Chicago, H., Sept. 26.-After
pleading guilty to charges of en-
bezzlement, Paul Stensland was
sentenced to an indeterminate
term in the Joliet penitentiary.
Stensland was president of the
Milwaukee Avenue Savings Bank
and looted 1t of a million dollars.
lie was captured In Tangier,
Morocco, and brought back TO
Chicago.
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts nnd Vouchers have heen filed in
the Probate court of Hooking County Ohio
for First and Final settlement Peter ID
Sloan, sole surviving Executor of the will
of William sloan late OF said County, de-
ceased and the same Will come on for hear
ing ON the ~ day OF October A, d. 1905 at
10 O'Clock A, NJ, or as soon thereafter as
may be convenient
f.. p. MARTIN,
Sept. u, 3.w Probate Judge.
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pouhtfuI Compliment.

A clergyman was about to leave
his church one evening when he en-
countered an old lady examining
the carving ON the font. Finding
her desirous of seeing the beauties
of the church, he volunteered TO
show her over, and the huStered old
lady, much gratited at his unex-
pected offer of personally conduct
ed tour, shyly accepted il. BY and
by they came 10 handsome tablet
on the right of the pulpit This"
explained the good man, SIS me-
mortal tablet erected to the memory
of the late vicar" ''Fhere, now!
Amt it beautiful" exclaimed the
sdmiring old lady, still tiustered and
anxious to please. And I'm sure,
sir, | 'ope ii won't be long sfore We
see one erected to you on t'other
side" "-Scotch-A h-American.
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The Texas Wonder.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and
Rheumatic troubles; sold by all
druggists, or two months treat
ment by mail, for 81. DR.. f. W.
Hall, 1925 Olive Street, St. Louie,
Mo. Send for testimonials.
July 10, 'O8, Tyr.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for First ana Final settlement Andrew
Mettler Administrators OF the estate OF Anna
Swearingin deceased and the same VIII come
on for hearlng on the 70 day OF Sept. A. ID.
1900 at ~ O'Clock A. Nj or as soon thereafter
as may be convenient.
F.P. MARTIN,
so pit. q, s-w Probate Jpdg
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Foley's Kidney Cure will sure
any ease of kidney trouble that is
not beyond medical aid. Bort a.
Co.
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Worst Liver Trouble OF Am

Worst LIVef IroubIe OF All.
II have suffered frsm = disordered
liver for a good many years now"
complained the sad little wife.
why don't you take something fer
itE" queried the sympathetic friend,
quickly.
"oh, it isn't nay liver" replied ths
little sad wife. TITS my husbands" :"
N. Y. Sun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-26
DECLARACION DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
Ell Abogado don Francisco de la To
RE una moci6n 4 nombre de Aleian-
dro Diaz y Valldejuly, Ramon Heme-
|terlo Delgado y Hernandez, Mer-
Icedes Valldejuly y Daz, solicitando
'el dominic de la siguiente fnca; de
la cual son duefIo proindiviso en- la
proportion de dos cuartas parties
la dofIa Alejandrina. una cuarta par
te el don Ramon Hemeterio y otra
cuarta parte la dofa Mercedes.
'Rdstica conocida con el nombre
de Santa Ana" sta en- el barriO de
HOyo Mulas, termino municipal de
Carolina. compuesta de I38 cuerdas
~ cGntlmos de otra, equivalentes 4
54 hectareas, 81 areas, s. centia-
reas, y colindante por el Norte cen
terrenOS de la succession de don Ma
nuel l. Saldafla, Egidos del Pueblo de
la Carolina, y con terrenos de dofla
Clara knight viuda de don Luis
Acosta; por el Este con el Rio gran
de de Lola; por el Sur con el mismo
Rlo y hoy ademaS con Mr.. Waymoth.
POI AdUCI cain UlduO VlOl60tamente eI
GAUGE de dicho Rio con el 1iltimo ci-I
clon de s de Agosto de 1900; por Ell
Oeste con la citada succession de don
Manuel !. SaldafIa. Sc halla encla-
.vada en- dicha estancia una casa ha-
'bitaci6n de MADEIRA del pats la atra-
vieSa en- Ia direction del Norte 4 Sur
la carretera que va de la Carolina &
Fajardo, variando Ell rumbo dentro
de ella de Sur Este.
POR TANTo y habiendose dispuesto
pOr el Hon. Pedro de Audrey, Tuez
de la Il, Seccion de esta Corte Sc pu-
blique la petici6n en- un periodico de
los de mayor circulation de esta Ciu-
dad, para que los que tengan algdn
derecho real sobre el inmueble des-
critic, las personals ignoradas en- ge-
neral todO el que desee oponerse
puede efectuarlo dentro del termino
de Sesenta dfas naturales, libro ell
presente en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
aveinticuatro de Septiemcre de oo6.
lose +. Figueras, Secretario.
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Una dYentura terrible
lCUEN TOl

Hablando de las diligencias
que sc practicaban dias atras
para encontrar un niilo extra
viado. dijo TN conteTtulio:
-Seran inutiles. Nuestra po-
licia 30 sirve para NADIA.
Gon este motive, sc hablo de
la policia inglesa y salieron a
colacion las novelas EN- que
Conan Doyle rehere los mara
, villosos rasgos de ingenio. as
tucia y' valOr del detective"
Sherlock Holmes.
-CieTtO-exClam0 OtrO Caba-
llero-aqui no hay detectives
como Sherlock Holmes, pero
aunque los hubiera, muy pocas
ocasiones tendrian de eiercitar
su ingenio. aqui donde los cri-
menes por 10 general sc redu-
cen a que un borraCho da a Otro
una punalada en- la taberna Y
dos mozos de tahOna sc aguIe-
rean con las navajas en- un So
lar. NJ 9StrOS Crimenes son
brutales Y terribles; pero lara
vez hay en- ellos ningun miste-
rio. Solo pOr la feroCidad, Sc
libran de pareCer prosaicos Y
ramplOnes.
-Es verdad-repuso Ia seno-
ra de la Casa.-Aqui, en- la vida
real, no hay esOs crimenes tie
rribles Y misteriosos, tras de
los cualeS Sherlock Holmes des.
Cubre dramas ConmOvedores,
intrigas tenebrosas 6 historias
espeluznantes. Todo 10 que hay
aqui en- eSa materia, rara vez
deSpierta la CuTiOsidad V pro
duce interes.
-PeTdone uSted. senora-di -
je yo entonces.-Tambien nos
Otros, a pesar de nuestro atraso,
tenemOS como en- LOndres Cri-
menes mlSteriOsOS que sc rea-
liZan en- Ia Sombra; tambien
,aqui pOdTia uSted COnmOv erse
con el relate de hiStOriaS horri-
pilantes. Dias atras OF una que
me llen0 de eSpanto. Esto prue-
ba que tambi6n fnOSOtrOs pO-
driamoS tener esas historiaS.
Solo nos falta un Conan Doy-
Ie.... que las invente.
TOdOs los Concurrentes. cuya
CuriOsidad eStaba excitada, me
instaron mucho para que ren-
TieSe la historic. Es como si-
que:
La espantosa aventura que
vOy a Teferir le OSurrio dias pa
sado a un conOcido mio, que Sc
llama don Matias Centeno, por
mas senas.
Este senor es hombre de bien
a carta cabal Y de costumbres
morigeradas. Ninguna noche
Oye las diez anteS de aCOstarse
Y a las seis de la manana va 10
tiene usted limpiando la jaulita
del Canario.
A pesar de esta vida tan ARE
glada, Ell dia de autos. como di-
cen los Curiales, don Matias
andaba pOr los barrios bajos
despues de media noche. Voy
a explicar la causa de que, vi
viendo al otro extreme de Ma
drid, sc encontrase a hora tan
desusada por aquellos sitios.
Habiale llevada ell0s la invi.
taci6n de un amigo que, al mu-
darse a la calle de los Abades,
quiso celebrar con un festin ia
inauguration de su nueva casa; i;
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"pendre la cremaillere,' llaman
a este los franceses.
Como el amigo de don Matias
no saba una palabra de fran
ces, entendio que 10 mas propio
para la ceremonial de "pendre
la cremaillcre" era encargar a
Botin que le asara un cochi-
Milo.
Y 10 acerto por vida mia. El
|cochinillo de Botfn solo tuvo cl
defecto de durar muy POGO. Pc
70 despues del cochinillo hubo
una senorita que, acompaflan-
dose con la guitarra, canto el
"morrongo," y luego otra seno-
rita que recito bastantes versos
y despues un empleado en- puer-
tas que tocaba el acordeon como
IN angel. Con estos ejerCicios
artistices alternaban armonio-
samente algunas copitas de
ChinChon.
Ello es que Cuando termin0
la fiesta Y don Matias sc retro,
era va muy tarde.
A pesar de ligero marco que
sentia al verse solo EN- la calle
comprendio que necesitaba dar-
Sc mucha prisa para no volver
a su domicilio a una hora des-
compasada. Tomada esta re-
sOlucion, a fin de llegar pronte,
10 primero que hizo fu6 perder,
sc.
Al principle enContraba al
gunOS transeuntes; pero lie pa
recieron de NAL aspecto V no
Sc atrevi6 a pedirle que 10 en-
saminaran. Despu6s solo divi-
basa| algunOs bultos, delizando-
Sc en- la sombra, y, por fin. Sc
VIC solo Y perdido en- la obscu.
ridad de aquellas Tevueltas y
silenClOsas Gales.
A todo este Sc habian lido dist
pandO los vapores del Valdepe-
nas Y el Chinch0n que le daban
amino, Y el pobrete empezo a
tener miedo.
NADIA mas natural. En- aque.
llos parajes desiertos, obscuros
y silenCiOsOs pOr fuerZa habian
de OCurrir COSaS terribleS. Sa-
bidO es que en- los sitios por don
de jamas pisa nadie es donde Sc
estaCiOnan los asesinOs Y los la.
'drones para haCer un estropi-
clio con el que paSe.
Y. sObre tOdo, Ell miedo es I'm
aparato de proy ecciones que ha.
ICE apareCer en- las tinieblas
mOnstruos espantables, lividos
fantasmas. esqueletOs arrastran-
do el sudario, difuntOs con las
manOS CruzadaS entire dos velaS
ataudes, Calaveras Y otrOs ense
res teTrOritlCOS.
E|0dt0 de ke70mM.
COntinuAr4
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In IA C0RTB DB DISTRIT0
DEL DISYRlT0 JUDICIAL DB san, JUAN, P R.
EStad0s Unidos de America.
FL Presdente SS
de los Estados Unidos.
Numero 1888
EXPARTE,
AleJandrna DIs2 Y Valldejuly, Ramon He
meterio Delgado Hern&ndez Mercedes
Valldejuly ' Diaz.
DECLARACI6N DE DOMINIC
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FRErE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has DO.
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-of6ces, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico. in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tfavel1n9 men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tlsing medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.