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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
NOTAS CUR|OSAS
Suicide de un heqociants en-
muebIes. .-valOr del car.
bon. - Mortalidad,
PROCESO De CONQUISTA
Inauguration de un ferroca.
rril. .-Estamplllas de co.
rreo.-Los mlnerOs.

Un negceiante en- muebles, On Lon.
drea, aeaba dc auicidarse deiando ss-
crita una earta On 10 que pons dc ma
nifiesto que Sc resuelve & sometsr 10
locura, Supplements para somplaeer &
un amigo.
~-De sada 1000 m!nsros on 1ugla'
tarra LA mueren anualmente por eau
10 de ascidsnts. En Alemanis, esa
proportion alcapxA { l 80 y On los Es.
,4doa U Uuldoa q 335
Ell valor del carbon extraido
anuslmspts de las minas on el mundo.
es auatro veoes msyor que el del orc
saeado do sus niuas rsspeetivas.
-Extre las eAtsmpillas do eorreo
eonsidersdas hoy como mas artistieas,
iguran las que So hieieron On Grecia
en- 10 e2oea do los reclentes iusgos
olimpieos.
LA capital de- 10 Ala,ks fue cam
biada el 10 dc Julio dltimo, do Silka
& Juneau.
Franz Ferdinand, Quien auseds-
RI On el trono al Empsrador de Aus
sria. es do opinion cue Hurgrfa neee'
sitR pasar cada Glen amos por el pro.
ESQ de conQuinta.
Ell fsrrocsrril Woehsimer, dc
Asstipg 4 Tfiests, inaugurado por el
Archiduque Franz Ferdinand do Aus
tria atravieaa una porcl6n do los AL
pea; tiene At III d1eles y 1928 puentss.
uno de los eualss %, dc aeuerdo con
10 extension del aroo dc cAlicanto, el
mas grAnde del mundo; 10 luz do cate,
eE de 270 pies.
La nota dc mortalidAd On 10 TO-
M dol Canal do Panama ha deacsndi.
do do liz por mil on i ss2 a8 por mil
hoy, dehido q Las condicioneS santa
riaK que Sc hAu eAtablerido.
De ssuordo con una orden 70.
clenta d. la Dirseci6a do lA Polieia on
PariI, todos los eAtAblecimlentos do
IIav&do de roaH, quedsn On 10 obliga'
cl6n da dssiaf3aGsrlas Embellishments
que lss recibsn. Adam&y, todas les
ropas ugadas 4aben trAnsportarse &
loH lava ieros ca Easos ssllados y h sr'
meheAmsn.e esrrados, los que 81 lie
gar al estAb. ssmiento 30 deben au'
mergir en- ul Acs1 on una aoluci6n an
81. eptieA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
EDICT0
In Ia Corts do DilSrito del DisiriGo
Judicial de HumacAc, P, r, -EE-
tAdos UnidoE dc AuerieG El
Preaidente do loE Z U.-Ss.
HtcGrdo .imsnez HernGnde@
Fx-p&rte
Sobrs dsminio dc inca rlStiea,

EUUIt QJNkhGtN W. JsftSN fS'oEtNssf
Por euanto Rieardo Jln9nez Hsr-
n&ndez ha promovido ante eats Corte
un exuedenss aolicit&ndo ae dsolAro
81 dominic que tiene sobrs ls sigaisnss
kncK.
R6,s!ea. Predio compusSso ds sin
eusnlA J echo euerdss Heseientss ca
torcs mileaimAs enelAvAdA en- los ba
rrica de SHkto nueVo GurAbo AbEios
do los terminus MuniclpRleH dc Gurabo
Juncos en- colindRnciau por OIL Notte
CON IL Inca divisoriA entire dieh0 pue
bio de ClrAbo"y Junsoa y tesgencs dc
don Manuel Nsndez; por el Sur con
oil rio de GuurAb3, por tl Esss con
lerrenoa dc don Asnusl Aendgz J per
sl Osale con los de dohI Riis Ssla de
L )pe2
Qle aatR inca la Edquiri6 el pet
cIonArio desde al afo 1899 por eVm
pra que hlsIsra q 81 Gonvscino den
Gumeraindo HeruardeE qulen - hsre
do 4 Su vsE de su padre don PAeuAl
Hernandez, sin Qus mediAra en Is I'd
quisisi6n tftulo Algono inicribible, que
eI vAlor dc Ia deseriGR dneE eE de tres
mil dollars, y Sc hAlls Iibre de cargss
y grAvkmeneS,
Por tArto, Hablendo ordenado 81
Hon. Charles E. Foote, JusE de esta
Corte, que 80 cite los antsrioreI
due nos J que se publiquen edieIos por
Iermino de sessntA diss que empea ArGn
& contArse deads sl primero On que
ApArszcA publieado este edieto. ror
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
De BARRANQU|TAS
FL suceso del barrio "Hoya'
les" de COamO. Turbas
en- campaha.
UN GRAN MAESTRO.
Indignation pdblica. Victl-
mas. Sr. Vazquez a Vie
ques. Convention.

Persopas 6dedignas relAtan 10
ocurrido en oil barrlo sHoyaless. do
Coamo, On la fotms aigaiente: Como
i Las euatro do Ia tarde del domingo
i iImo los hsrmanox Emilio y Arcadio
Farn&ndex no dIrigieron & l@ casa del
eomsreiante don Angel Blasini con el
prop6aito do eoncertar IN nsgocio. En
dichA caaR &c eneontraban al professor
del txpEeskdo bArrio, Alfredo Huertal
y diez 8 docs rspublisanos mas, algu-
nos de r6simos antscsdentes, Uno de
sstos, llamado Basilio Santiago, ,iniu
rio lSs madres do los unionistss. Pro.
tsataron los i6vaneA Fernandez, y On
81 Aeto, & una q Fl 81 del professor Huer
tas, todox los eompEd:ros do 6Sts 30
larxGron sobrs los ind snGos i6venes,
agfediendolos. Estog 10 de'endieron;
pero 81 fia, vsnc!doE por al mayor Ld.
nero. rod&ron por sierra bAnAdos en-
su propia sangre. Los hsridos tderon
rscogidoa On 81 lugar del sueeso y CON
dueidos & 10 CASA dc don Francisco A.
Fernandtz donds el Dr., VizsArrondo
lea presto lol auxllioH fseultativos.
FL cAbo B BonilerSs que aeompaAA'
do del glardia Irixarry 90 trAslad6 oil
sitIo de la oeurreneia tan pronto tuvo
conocimienio del eSso, desplsg6 gran
aetiyi1ad On Ia capsura do los sgreso
res, pom 6ado!os todos & disposition
del reslo iaez de CoGmo st oE CUTLER
msty que oporsunamsnss ss conasituy6 6
On oil lug&r de- los suessoA.
Don Antonio K. VAzQutx, &ctivo
Int, igsnte aobresthple ds ooras Pd.
blicas, encsFgRdo de Ii dirscoi6n de
10 eArreters que sc sonstruye entre
ests pueblo y BArros ha sido trAsla-
dadO VisQues, donde diriglra una
nueyA cAFressrA, Q .eda al frents
de loS traotios que oirigla el sth3r
IVazlutx, oil digoo emplsado don Jose
EC. CAsauoVs,
Para el dis del entrants Sep
tIembre esia sIh&ada In convention
que hA do proclamAr candidates. para
l0s c&rg0s municiDales.
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24

tres veeeS ca IN Peri6diso dc los de
mayor circulation dc San Juan Dc
Pnerso Rico eitandoss 4 las perGonAS
.1gradss qls sc erean tener Fobte
81 10 izmue Gle aIgG1 dereth0 real y
sodoa squellos 4 Quienes puedA periu.
dear IL interruption de dominic lcliei
tada pArs Gus d.nTo de dicho termiro
torm0ien oposicI6n prsyiniendo & to-
dos que psssd0 el mismo y oida la
prussia que oirezsan los promovsnteu
sc rssolysrs Eobre lS deolsrssi6n ds
dominic, pArApdo q todos los pe,i4i'
cLoa de ley,
Kxtlsndo Ia preHs te bsio mi frma
J cello de 10 Corts de HumLsIo & %
de Agosto de 1905,
Enrique RinCdn,
Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24

eao es t0dc.
Ah9ra nos queda algo
No tocAr, nj uAtsd, nj 70, nj blan.
60 alguno. 81 asunto de rsxAE clsses
en- nueatro psi', 30 pena de terer que
esor todoE en- IN sentibla lsheribto.
Tsrgsmonos mutlsmente pre- I'm
do raupeto,
Y, NADIA nav
Soy Euyo f no. amigo,
E. Lefebre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
nUJERES POL|CIAs

(Coattnuaci6n de Ia pdgiaa 1a)
Att&s, sl carrots a lA CinturA, 10 dul
zarn ls 6srszA sn los lAbios y en- los
oios, sn au Edsmhn corresto y Atrsc
tivo, 10 imporlAnie, oil amor t&l do
loY, y el orgullo y Altsnerls &c hsber
Dodido, ~ que no tisnsn Ia s~alidad
de scr h9mbres, iguklarlss y suplsn
tarles en- un deatlno que & mas que 10
desemgeGan lleysn mpy bien pusstos
sus partalones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
Dr. Victor NJ. Gutierrez

h6iieo CiruiLno. tx alumno In
scrno peosionado pdr opotici6n. Ca
guAs Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
CH|L|NDR|NAS
Hoja susIta con ribstes de
hoja de Iata.- iFonce re-
pubIiCano? iQue!
SANOS Consoles
Dejen a la Per'a del Sur y
atiendan 4 Ia defensa de
Puerto Arturo.

Puerto Arturo.
Hs viito una hoiA sue Is
lata, muy lass,
en- 10 cu&l 10 ssfgurs,
como 81 nsda,
que gansrAn las hueatss
rspublieRnas
en- IL eiudad de Ponce. 80.
iValiente gusaal....
lVayal lCuanto ApostAm6s
q que NO gAnap?.
Etos y otros GnuncieS
san pura e fa,
puss dol Sur On la PeriG,
por mAs que digAu,
hsy gran s&cto de codos
en nuestras filas,
y esa Perla les Eeguro
no la conQuistau,
Cont6rmense los hombres
de 10 Botics,
al Quisren, con 10 PeriA
de Julian Silva,
y, 81 no 80 eonformAn,
ltomen tripitR
~
No susfien, obaesados,
con vAnoa triuntos,
moderen el tono
do aus ciseursos,
llenos de imtsmperancas,
llenos de inEultos.
Deisn el lar sisno,
cniden eI suyt;
prep&ren 10 dttenla
de sPuerto Arturc,s
y no gAaten en- vano
tiempo y cartuchoA.
lMirsn que ess BAluarte
no eatk segurol
Disponieudose vSysn,
aurque 4 disguAto,
para el mes, asax trists,
de los dlfdntoE,
& recoger las plumAs
del aguiluchcl
SuRreZ de M0ta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
FIXcA RUSTIcA

Sc verds una do CINCUGNTA CUER
DAs dc t.rrenos propioa para pestas
y siembrsS de tAb&eo y ftntos memo
res. Radics en- el barrio dc eRio CO.
fias,s de CsguRs, y items una hsrmosa
casa de viviendA aitua3S q orillaa de
q cArreterA central,
Pi1SnGe irf0rmeE en- IL OaeIrS del
Ahogado Arce, sale de Baldosiosy,
Caguss | m. alt,
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omitted,

A man was buying camping OUTFIT
The dealer. as he packed the camp
stove, snll:
'.And shnn add a finder box az
well"
er. '.of course not am after camp
things. not curIos."
Campers. explorers and big game
hunters. nevertheless. often include
tinaer box among their luggage" said
the dealer. "a finder box is cumber-
some, troublesome. old Fashioned, that
can't be denied. but it IS reliabIe. In u
damp climate, Ia a food. where matches
may go back on you. finder box viii
never fail.
"There In a regular trade In finder
boxes. and there is town in England.
the town OF Brandon. that devotes it
self wholly 70 the manufacture OF gun
hints and finder box nints. These ~
tidue devices are sold In the most rurl
pats OF s7ain and Italy. and. rs said
.-[are. explorers. campers and big
game hunters often Include them In
TIER outtitS"
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Q = = y y Y y Y Y, Y Y =
= \ TRIP TO EGYPT, =
8 Q . . 9 Q . . e = . .

That big time killer and blues
dispeller, "A Trip to Egypt that
we have read so much about when
playing the larger cities. is coming
to the Grand on Monday. Sept "a,
There is no one that loves world
of fun. pretty girls, funny comed-
ians and fine scenic display that can
afford to miss seeing this big,
rollicking, musical farce comedy
and to those who wish to see noth-
ing but the best we heartily recon-
mend "A Trip to Egypt as one of
The banner bookings. This uproar-
iously funny farce comedy was writ
ten by c. Herbert Kerr, who also
wrote "The Beauty Doctor Cover
tile Fence "Papa's Baby" ''Mar
Bubbles" etc. and Mr.. Kerr calls
ga Trip to Egypt his very best
work in the comedy and musicaf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-19

According % II common sense physi-
ci:..i much Of the catarrh and so called
co!l in the head from which those liv-
In-- Ia LARGE towns suffer Is due direct
Il 70 the dust which inevitably lodges
In The nasal passages while on tie city
streets and against which no precarl-
tions are ,a,,7u. INC membrane WHICH
lines the -os.r!,s hs says. is OF h!-5,i5
" scns...ye nature. The dust and
f-,ir,,c irr;,ate fhis tender surface.
They also tend to stop up the nasal
passages by nccumulating there. and
This obstruction With many persons
passes as caturrI- In reality 1t Is noth-
ing more or less than lack OF cleauil-
ness ana sanitatfon. At least twice a
day the nostrils should be carefully
cleansed with soft rng and warm
water. II This is done Immediately
after coming In from the street SO much
the better us In that way the dust
particles will have less time to irritate
.he delicate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
press.
NoIez npa re' ers.
Tenor (singlnr,@"Oh. 'appy. 'aPIiy.
Apply he thy Dreams Professor
sfop. stop! Why don't you sound the
'hsr Tencr-It doa't go no higher
sh7r ..l." Christian Register.
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. AAAA = = = ~ 5
= ISLE OF SPICE" (
% = 90 - = Z

The elsie of Spice" recently
seen here, and which has been titled
bv ardent admirers ga piquant
musical mixture" and is under the
direction of B. G. Whitney, viii be
presented at the Grand, Tuesday,
Sept. 25, with identically the same
cast and scenic production that char
acterized it on its former engage
ment. The book and lyrics are by
Allen Lowe and George E. Stod-
dard and the music by Paul Schind-
Ter and Ben NJ. jerome, and the
performance viii be under the di-
rection of Gus Sohlke. One of the
most striking features of the elsie
of Spice'' is said to be the superb
stage effects produced by Mr.. sohlke
which are reported to be absolutely
unique in treatment and have GER
tainIy brought this young man much
Distinction The company is large
one, consisting of half hundred
people, the principals being Leslie
Leigh, Alice Holt, Minnie Cham
baier, Beulah Hamilton, Mary
Orth, Grave Muir, W. J. McGraw,
Jack Leslie, John BIyie, Harry
Griffith, F. Chas. DEACON, Bert
Wainwright, and the famous hard
working little ponies that added so
much to the musical numbers when
it was seen here before. Prices, %,
so. IS. S1.OO and $3.50.
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Coming Attractions
AT the Grand
80 = 80 AAAAAS
= THE COUNTY CHAIR z
= MAN. =
80 . 9 . = q 80

George AIDES brightest comedy
and his most successful one, f'The
County Chairman" presented by
one of the biggest dramatic COM
panies, will be the attraction at the
Grand, Saturday, Sept %, and the
announcement of its coming should
delight theatre-goers in eager ex-
pectation. 1t is useless to dwell
upon the merits of fsThe County
Chairman" for the critics Of New
York, Chicago, Boston and others
of the larger cities of the North
and middle west have added, with
ont dissenting option, bright
flowers to the crown of success the
piece now so gracefully wears. 1t
is a matter of theatrical history that
ftThe County Chairman" enjoyed
long and prosperous runs, IN these
cities and it has now become o mat
ter of record that it has been pro
nounced the best of all the AIDE
creations, although there are some
brilliant stars that still mark the
armament and for the rise of which
that clever humorist, by the name OF
Ade, is merrily responsible
The company that will be seen IN
the play here is a splendid one,
headed by Theodore Babcock and
sixty people will be seen on the
stage. A sixty foot car loaded with
elaborate scenery is carried by the
company. Prices, %, so, 75c,
81. 90 and $1.50.
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The new Grand announces for
Wednesday night, Sept. 10, the car
toon comedy Cluster Browns Holt
day. with its wealth of new and
handsome costumes, "show girls" "
scenery and the funny antics of Bus
ter Brown and his dog, Tige. No
end of expense has been incurred TO
make this the comedy of comedies.
The play as most every theatregoer
knows abounds in laugh after laugh
and it seems a settled fact, this at
traction viii not lack for patronage.
Prices, 25, so, 75c and $1.0O.
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line. The entire production is first
class in every particular and no.
pains of expense have been spared
in making this production com
pIete in every detail. The piece is
played by one of the highest salar-
led casts that have ever appeared IN
our city and with a superb produc-
ton. a large chorus and ballet OF
pretty girls we are sure that moth
ing viii be found wanting to any
auditor who is fortunate enough to
attend. Prices, 25, 80, 75c, $1-oo-
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% . go = = 80 8
4 THE WARNING BELL (
% . . . . . . 80 I

fSThe Warning Bell" the SPLEEN
did attraction which is offered the
patrons of the Grand, Friday, Sept
21, is written on a pastoral line but
contains many novel and startling
situations, and extraordinarily
thrilling climaxes. The story Is
written around beautiful country
girl, who goes away to a boarding
school, and who is led astray by the
inevitable villain, whose game Is to
rob the rich father, by working on
him through her. The first act
shows the quaint old farm house and
introduces many entertaining eoun-
try characters. The second act
shows the interior of the magnifi-
cent gambling palace in New York,
where the child and her mother are
held prisoners and from which they
make their thrilling escape. Act
third depicts faithful reproduce
ton of the famous Grace church
during an evening service. The
heroine is about to be taken to jail
on trumped-up chage of theft
made against her by a pal of the
villain. when the young village par
son-to whom she had plighted her
love as a girl-apPears upon the
scene and saves her. The past act
is back on the farm. The husband
has been shot during a daring at
tempt at escape from prison. The
village parson marries her eventual
w. and the remainder Of her life IS
happy. The play is one of intense
heart interest, and it has a vein of
excellent comedy through it also.
The different characters are drawn
fom life, and the artists who imper-
senate them are well known and
clever. Prices, 10, 20, 50, soc.
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We are extremely anxious 3 have
our customers try package Of orr
most excellent cereal coffee. X.
Shoop's Health Coffee Is daaiensf
particularly for nervous iron
stomach, liver and kidney
plants invariably aggraEated
COTE edrinking. Health Coffee con
sists of pure toasted grains, ma
fruits, etc. The flavor IS Of tE.ue Old
government Java coffee yet not
grain of true coffee Is used SOL,
BY all dealers.
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nISGluNT On TlXES

In compliance with an oEeeE
4 by The Council Of the City q
harrisburg, discount Of
emit. viii be allowed On al
4axes If pai at the Office Of the
collector and Treasure 2QS CONT
treet, on or before Monday
9th, 1906.
Tax book now open
JOHN B. STEEL
2std coIleCtT and
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The control figure in "The
County Chairman" is the political
bear of the district, "Jim Hack
Ter" who was nominated for Of
fee by his law partner 3Tillford
Wheeler" n manly young lawyer
The opposing candidate for prose.
cutting attorney Is "Judge Rigby,
close listed land shark and the
bitterness of the campaign brings
about an arrangement of young
Wheeler and the Judges daughter;
who have been secretly betrothed
paign. Finally, though four acts
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An Insidios Dsuger

One of the WORT featur q ll-
ney trouble is that e IS an lIsidi
disease and before tie victim re
ICES his danger he may have .ll
nalady. Take FoleY's 1AldnF Cure
at the first sign Of trouble Is t cor
ects irregularities and prevents
3right's disease and diabetes e
sale by Sturm & Wilson
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-19

The new Grand announces for
Wednesday, Sept. 10, Buster
Browns Holiday the new aud up
to date cartoon comedy. we have
all learned to love and know the
funny little boy that the New
York Herald crented for the fun
nv page. Buster has lively music.
melodious songs, pretty girls, fine
choruses and no end of humorous
creations and situations, and 1t
viii be presented here in all ITS
splendor.
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OF Interest To Many.

Foley's Kidney Cure VIII cure
any case of kidney or bladder
trouble that Is not beyond Tie reaeli
of medicine No medicine can a
more. Sold by Sturm 8 wilson
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a cold taken at this time
ear is generally hard to g nd
but it viii not be able to Wit1st d
Bees Laxative Honey and Tar .llla
win cure all colds, coughs crolip
Rhooping cough, etc, BY driving
them out through the bowels
you have cold, trv It and i moi
ured you get yoU .aney back Ne
'piates- Sold b. g. Bland
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n Won have a coated tonrua

Lex-ets-A candy bowel ial1ttiVe
If you have constipation
# You are dizzy, bilious, sailoW.
If you have headaches souI
stomach, etc. risk cents on Lax
See for yourself. Sold by all dee
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sWEiRT MELopY EIoUI-
stop Itr

a neglected cough or cold
lead to serious bronchial
Ioubles. Don't take ehane
feet security from serious
a cold. Sold by Sturm.&
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-19

Miss freeman open a laindeI-
yrrten for childrc gom three e
six years of age, sept. IL. m room
6 in the Jacobs building
PARTICULARS apply to Miss Freendn
Isl 2. Main street. 1856
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-19

The manager Of Buster Browns
Holiday'' company has spent a
fortune on the production and the
theatrical world have freely voted
it to be a fesure cure for the
blues" Has your boy or girl re-
ceived one of the funny Buster
Brown books yet? No? Then
tell him to get one at the theatre
where the attraction viii play and
he will be delighted.
The costumes in THE Warning
Bell'' have been carefully studied
and selected on the spot, and the
wonderful mechanical eand cleo
trical effects of store, moonlight.
etc. have been carefully reproduc=
ed from nature, studied and copi-
ed on the spot. Nothing has been
omitted.
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prior to the beginning of the cam
Of pictorial movement and sur
prise, Hacker wins the campaign
for Wheeler and the lovers are
united. In the Interpretation Of
eeThe County Chairman''a special-
" selected company is enlisted, IN
GLIDING Theodore Babcock and
Thos. J. Grady.
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Early Jewish settlers of Newport.


The first Jewish sermon which was
preached in America and has been
published WAS delivered in the Newport
synagogue on May 2S, 1773, by Rabbi
Haydn Isaac Carregal. This was de-
livered in Spanish and was translated
into English. Carregal was a most in
teresting personality. He appears to
have come from Palestine and was on
terms of intimacy with Ezra Stiles, the
president of Yale college The first
Jewish club in America was formed in
1861 at Newport, with membership
limited TO nine persons. Just before
the outbreak of the Revolutionary war
the Jewish population of Newport must
have numbered nearly 1000 souls. The
war dispersed the community, and it
never regalned its Importance. The
Jews, for the most part, espoused the
colonial cause and lost the greater part
Of their property when the town was
captured by the British A few return
ed to the city after the war, and in
1880 the congregation presented an ad-
dress to Washington on the occasion
of his visit to the city. Abraham Touro
bequeathed fund to the city of New
port to maintain the synagogue as well
as the cemetery. This fund is still in
existence though no representatives of
the original families now live in the
city.-Jewsh Encyclopedia.
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THE STOMACH.
If You Treat II Properly 1t Will Re-
turn the Compliment.

If You Treat II Properly IL VIII Ne-
turn the Compliment.
1t is not an uncommon thing to hear
a man or woman say, There Is some
thing the matter with my stomach"
They never stop to think whether they
themselves are not at fault instead Of
the stomach. 1t is so easy to blame
the stomach. 1t can't say anything
back.
But the truth of the matter is the
stomach is all right; nothing the mat
ter with 1t at all. 1t is what is put into
the stomach that is causing the trou-
BILE The stomach knows when 1t re-
ceivcs something that will be injurious
to the body or when it has been over
loaded. and it protests against the in
digestible article or the surplus amount
Of food.
1t is acting as n friend and sending
out a warning against this abuse. But
instead of being grateful to the stom-
ach and leaving off the indigestible
food and the big dinners the man or
the woman continues to load 1t with
pie and cake, pickles and sauces, pork
and pancakes and all sorts OF hOrrid
things. and then they complain that
there is something the matter with
their stOmachs-LondOn Mail