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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
AOTAS De AGUAO|LLA
0rdeh de la sanidad.- Al in
gsniero del ferr0carril de
Isabella q Camuy.
UN CONCERTO
UN CONCERTO
Mlsa mayor con acompana
mlento de violin. .<La Nue.
va VlctoriaS. .Sr. Cerezo.

Asegdrasenos que pbr ordsn del
inspestor G 'nsral dc Ssnidad dol dis.
trito Sur, doctor Salierur, sl ofeia'
do Sanidad do AguAdilla hA dirigido
IA ofoio al ingeniero i'fa del f.rro.
asrril on construction dssds Isabsls
{ Camuy, en- sl sual ne 10 ords. q que.
en- el l6rnino do ocho dias, ss sirvs
mAndar { limpiAr lA snsradA del pus
bio por In parts Sud dc 10 estaei6n,
& esusA do hsllarse en- e n 4 oomple
TO estado de suciedad y absndono.
Al mismo stem 30 tAmbi6a 10 10
ordsna que 10 Dor g. una raiilla me
tklies en- 10 eunsta eonsteuids resisn
temente frante al hotel sAmsrieas. por
amenAzar constants psl'geo para 10,
sranseAntsa y seg air oil dsssgt, de-
diCha eunsia hastA 10 plfzA, para
que 90 mantsrga en- 10 dsblda lin
pisxa.
--AntsAysr 90 eneontraba Ga est
eludAd oil csleb.Ado vioIinisia put rto
rriQusfio Angel Calsstino Morales,
quieo, seg6a as informs, & 50 regsssc
del Pepino y Lsres, para euyoa pue.
bios sali6 aver mlsmo, dArk IN CON
e!srto On oil eirsulo CO SSAn CArloss
de ssta loo alidAd. RsinA matho en-
tlsiasmo entre los sociOs do d!chc
centeo, con sAl motive.
LA miss mayor cslebr ada el do
mingo pasado On el t,mplo cat5lieo
do essa ci, d ID, fae ImsnIxAdA por a
repusado y notAbe violinista aeil u
In Presa y sus com aai sros de Arts
La coneurrsucia { tAu solemas aclc
rsligloso tu6 numsrosa = aslscsa.
-Nuestros CONSEQUENCES eorrsli
gionarios y amigos don jose l. Lo6n
don viesnts Aeevsdo vA'gAs. fuotol
dssiguados Presidents y v.es Prssi
dsnts, rsspeelivaments, del Centro d,
Tustrueei6n y Rscreo sLA Naeva Vie
toria,s On iunsa general cele btada !,
otra noeha On el rtfsrido Circulo.
-sigus gravemsnts epf.rmo sl 40
H)r Ramin osreA1, dc 10 trsmsnd,
pedrsda que recibi6 On an eneuensrt
que two On oil barrio Aontalias aol
los hermauos Pumarsio. De este su
esso tieneu couooimiento los leetore
do csc diario. Los sgeesorss, seg6u
90 dice, contin6au presos.
arlO MnraIAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
MARINA AMERICANA

Sieae de los nAVios del eIeuadr6 On
del AlmirAnts Evans, Ae hGllan anela.
dos sn Sandy Bay Hsrbor, Rcsk lort,
MaMAshuilSta, Eu 80 visie de NV
port 81 lugAr de ArslAjs oitsdo, el
sTndiGnAS y o. SGAintS slf ieron ascI.
dsntss que pudisron tsnsr EeriAs con.
ssensneiAa. Ea el tray eeto que 90 cor,
10 sItuvieron 4 puEto de sstrellaFps
por tres ocasioneS conlssuhvA,; 70
mas AtortunAdo fSe sl stwAS pusu
f1li6 POGO tAmbiea para que 10 scharA
{ piQue sl sIndiAnls ocn dos cheques
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
Jnne0s, ARoRS0 dc 1900
REUNION De TABhQuER0S

Fl pr6xImo Domingo, diA 2 de-
Eepttembre, 90 fnmArA Ga IL cIudad
do Arseibo an Oomile do las Unio nss
OorsrAs do TAbsQueros de San JuAn ,
Areaibo, ohreroB, ss1 1res Pedro u
yaS, Aoaonio Dapou, BJnlfA Asio Graz,
Antonio MirAbAl, Anae.mo Fernan
dsx, GAspAr G Arcis, Carlos Slmidsy Y
Adolf B .idorioty, para tfAtAr de or
gAuizW una AsGmb!sa HagaG de todoS
Jos t1bGQuerOS ds Puerto Rico que Irass
do 10 orgAnixAoion Del ofsio.
Para eItA AHAmbleA 30 hA pedIdo
& toaoa los tahaq usros de lR Isla su
opinion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
Y arranca Aai el poeta {;

Y arrancA aai el poeta;
sTardo el psso, ms ena&mino
por 10 avsnida desisrts;
esta tarde 10 imsgino
con 30 resplandor felino
ecmo una ttrde "a muerts.s
Fslino y muerta son dos rjpios;
81 10 tsrde tisre resplAudor de ojo dc
cato, no pusce estar musrts; y ads'
mas, si ss de tsrde euapdo Bsnavldes
20 encamira por 10 avenidA dssie,ts,
oor que diss que ss imngina 10 islde
dc tsl suerte?
sSobre Ia enhiests colina
&euyA fAlda reposa
10 cludad lArgaida y tina,
A5rc el ala To- nebinA
como snorme mAriposa,s
Una oiudAd lGngIda me- Ia explisc,
psro una ciudsd fus....,.Si ssto no
% IN ripio, qua vargA Don Feaueisco
J, Amy y 10 YEA.
Por 10 demaa. las mari posas no
pueden ser enoimss, si quisren apAre.
ssr siempra mAriposss, Puede ser
enorms IN cs.aceo, una nubs, IN hu'
racGo, un iueendio, y hAstA uu ripio,
8 IN garfatAl.
SForman liasas parallels,
como en- monotone epismbre
de bArcAs, rctAs las vslas,
tseos poatss CON estelAs
do lsrgos hilos do Alambre.s
LlAmAr estelss & los hllos de
alambre.,.",ya ESQ pAsa do cAstAno
oseurt ESQ no 90 modernismo, ri ru.
bend arianismo, santcsshocAniamo nj
nadal ESQ es sim plemente I'm bsnavi4
dismo: CosAs dc Benavidss Ponce,
TsrminA y coreluyo;
sY On 10 solsdAd ditasa,
busea vida en- oil pAissje
el alma hAatiada y COZ fasa,
pidieudo amor { lR musa
para continuar Su uiaie.s
ESQ 90 ftrr'co; al alma Va de- via,
iss; y sl hueu quito lilsralo tam
bien...
neior esiariA sl quinhto On esta
fornAs
Do 10 lfrica ditusa
donda ts l6g lbrs el paisais,
sale 10 musA oontusa;
derrotAda Va la musA
ain o0uparse del trsis.
! EI hombre que rle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
DESDE HUMACAO
Asambleas primarias. = Re.
presentantes eIectos., Flo
res humacaenas.
EN- Ell CASINO
EN- Ell CASINO
Velada-baile. .-Senoritas El.
vira Borges y Tatita Po.
rrata. -Corte de Humacao

Alosto 2S -Aysr domingo 20 lle
varon & cAbo las asambles primarias,
para eleglr los delegados q IL eonvsn
sion municipal. 81 hleierou con toda
Ia Unparalleled y honrsdez nscesa.
rias, deiando 81 pueblo sljgless los
nombres que mas confanza 10 msre
cisrAn y & las seis do la.tards 70 90.
biamos el resultado, h sbiendo tac ado
ID frAccl6n OuadrA q dslegados, por
4 10 ftatcl6n HerL ldex.
--Anoshs 90 eslsbr6 una rcespci6n
On 10 morada do los ssposos Aldrey
sanchtz, 10 que qued6 bassants ami
mAds, desplsgaudoas bAstants galan.
tsria y eomplaesneia por psrts do los
ssposos antes. mencionAdos, obse
Quiando & los soncurrentes CON fnos
lioores y dulees.
Aver salieron hscia Rio Gran
dc, las seHoritAs Csrmelita MartInsz
y Feiieits Rivers, Quisnes pasaran
una tsmporAda On 10 morada do doc
CAadido MARTINEZ, padre de ls prime
"a.
Ell domingo 26 del eorrisnte, 90.
g1a Oh progrAmA que do AntsmAno cir
cul6, tuvo efscto una velAda baile en-
el ecasino do Humaeacs, ponisnto en
sscsna lA ehislosa eomsdiA do Vital
Axs, tituladA 81 sras a,las y To- zar
zasla en- IN set> s1omo essa 10 aoeic
dads. Ambas piexas faeron msgistrAl
mepte interpretadas, aiendo las heroi
nRs de lA 6sstA las aim o&tleAa sef1or
sas ElvirS B Jrgsa y TAlitA PorratA
Todos lCs demAs Afoicnados fasroa
cAlurosAments RplAudidos. FL IGo,i
co numsroso y dc 10 mas aelecto d.
satA soeieda,, llsnAba oompleta meme
al aalon del teatro y los dos anexos
Dsspn6a de Ia tunei6n 90 proesdio
al bale, que dut6 haasa les tres de
10 msdrugAda. Hubo On les bsllAs de
HumAeao un dsrroshs do lujo 90
mo pocAs veees 90 hAbia visto en- Of
cAsino.
Ell delemy yei1o do la obra fu6 ton
SiustAdo, que hay muehos sosios que
opinAn debe repetirao y aai pisnaa 90
psdirlo & la dirsctivH, que 40 esfuer
por mplocer & sua AsociAdos.
-E.tA Curte do Dislriio ha dictA'
do los sigaiensss tAlloG On loa iuicioa
cslebr@1os .durAnte 10 AsmanA ante
rior semana;
Raperso R,yes So.ero, por harto
mayor, l Afio 40 preside; Pedro Mar
tinex por violssi6n, 10 sfi1s do preai
dit kAmo0 G .n1Alsz, III CHG uito,
por eAcAlAminnto GO Ter. grAdo, 9 afios
do preside; l iCcsnsio TApiA , Fell "
Aysia, poF eAck!amiento Ga 1sr. grA
do, " pr.mero snIsye el dtimo ]
aiio de prestdlo; Antonio Rivera, POI
acomstimienio y Sgresi6r Apeiasl0n
de Ia corte municipal dc Caguas, 2
AMOS de c&IceI; JsAGs Colto, por b irIo
mener, 2 msses dc sArcsl; Juan Rios,
por tAiafsscioD, 8 Anos de preside;
Juan DsIgado, por sseAlGmienso en- 2q
grAdo, AnAuelIo; Toribio Car ~, por
porlar ArmaV; ApelGcion de lA Corte
do FsiArdo. els dc multS; Tomas . Aia.
CO, por iguAl delito, s5 de multA.
Acacionss de estA CorGs de
DIssrito empiexAn el ~. dc Sstiembre.
CoRREsPoNsAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30

smbAraAdo On Nusvs Yoik el material
de Aeero para el puents eCsgu'tass On
lA sArrstsrA de Rio Pisdras { Caguas.
EItas obras progreIan i&pidAmspts
En- ell pre- xlmo surso escolar b IN
nido suprimidsa tres escuelaG gradua'
dAs on Comerfo err 4 dose treA rurales,
RsinA mueh1 entusialmo para
10 repetiei6n eata nothe de Ia gran
dioSH opera sFAuItos que sublrA 4 IL
esesna on nuestro Tealro. CAntGrA en-
ella 10 aplsudidA Iipls SenorA Con
Esga.
Ell politfa insular Feapcileo
GsrctA krresi6 Anoche en- sAr turee,
barrio de SSeborrc. ,, & B rnardo
LlSno y Sartisgo Essslers, asuaadc
e. pFimsro de he beF sntrI do 81 skbadc
dltmo, duranle ID celtbraei6n de ur
bale, en- el apossnlo de la casa d.
Manuel Morales, su.trtyendo de-
IomhrsroS, de los snAlsI Aparsci6 uno
y 81 segundo, Dor ausir Asr nm % due
10 de ssdA de la essA de Pablo Crus
81 sual 10 vsndi6 & Rlfro CArdelAria
I!sndcls { Este OcuPAdc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30

Isguidos Ye'mo ssIoa acsIden,ss ,s
vIsnsn rsPitisndo CON ftteusncls, no
sstaria de mas Qus 81 & bsrno amsrl'
eanO dsasophAra un POGO mas do Ia
psrisia de sus pllolos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30

AguAdills, Agosto dc !, ,9O6.
cAPR|CHOS SEN|LEs

AlsgAndo que no vale la pens
vivir 10 vida, William Melhoer, de 70
aiios de edad y ga ssposa And, do SO,
resolvisron dsr el brIneo Al otro mum.
do. enesr, ( ,doss en- gu cAsA do 10 Cslls
107. pdmsro 223, al Este do 10 ciud ID, /,
NuevA York y deSpL6a de tApar her
Inducements cuarts rendiia hallaron
sn pusrIas y ventAnAS, Ahrieron las
llaVes del gas y 80 prsPArArcr 4 mo
rir.
Unieamsnts Ia pronta Intervs vsnci6n
dc 10 poliefa pudo salvArloa Hssta
hAes pcC,s noS, Msthnsr oonIabA CON
fortuna que 10 psrmitiA vivir con al
guna h1'garz'; revsSes de fortuna 10
reduisFon { tfiste Condisi6p; no le
QusdabA de ans bienss aino 10 casa de
la cAlle LOT, Cue estaba hipotscads ;
81 DIE SiguisnIe de 10 tsnIativa ibA 4
aerder 10 fnca; ypAra no exponsras
{ lA vs,gu,nxG de verse Let zAdo { ls
eAlls, formula con 50 esposA sl pasto
dc mue'Ie. Hoy los dos espoaos 90.
tGn on . sGrssl, Scls&dos do Atsntar
contra "a vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30

Felipe, Merc4do Carlos, Nc cjisA Aim
go, Morales Ffanl isco. Koran BA.bi
NJ, AontsneE Vicloris.
NcgusrAa Belroniis. o.tz Car
msr, o.lz N;msIio, PsrsirG a.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24

this week.
 Mrs. Bertha Robson, of Texas, is visiting friends and relatives ii this place.
 Jim Phillips, of Whitener, was here on business last week.
 Mari. "'Tis sweet to be re- menbered.
 Mr. Bevers, of Sprlngdale, visited iii this place last week. Mrs. Lula Shipley visited in Spriugdale last week.
 John Walker, of Huntsville, visited his brother, Dr. Walker, of this place last week.
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Jesse BIoyd died Aug. :. Some of tile Goshen people at tended the picnic at Richland View Aug. 1s.
 Mrs. Ada Slaughter is visiting in Springdale this week.
 We are sorry to say that Charlie Oxford who has been sick with typhoid fever is rot 
 improving any.
 AIr. Curtis of Prairie Grove visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Gilland who was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Campbell, of Mayfield has returned.
 Henry Edison and Joe Pruner passed through with a large drove of hogs Friday.
 Ebert Parker who is teaching at tile White House visited his parents, Saturday and Sunday. Tom Brooks, of Haberton, was in town latter part of the week. Dr. James Walker made a trip to Huntsville Saturday.
 Dick Clark, Of Richland View, was in town last week.
 Tom Smith, of Fayetteville, visited hls brother. Prof. Smith of this place. last week.
 BLUE BELL.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

After the first of October The News will be sent to no one out sidetheeounty unless the SubScr1p- ton is paid in advance, and all papers will De discontinued at ex- piration of subscription. State ments have been mailed to all subscribers outside the county whose subscriptions have expired, and we expect all to pay up promptly, and those who do not will be dropped and the accounts placed out for collection. The amounts range from S1.00 to S10.- %, and much of 1t is long past due.
 We also expect town and coun- ty subscribers 10 pay up, but hope they will do so without putting LIS to the trouble and ex- pense of sending out statements. anyone can easily ascertain just how they stand by looking at the date on their paper. In this year Of plenty there is no excuse for any ole not paying, and now tEat we have carried so many Subscribers year after year we do not think 1t unreasonable at this time to insist oil payment.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
BLEWFORD.

August 20-Everybody is get ting ready for campmeeting which began last Friday.
 Several of this vicinity attend ed the show at Brush creek Mon, day.
 Bill George and Bill Atkisor are doing a rushing business now. Ar. George is barreling apples at tie drier. They say all they need k the railroad HOW as they have the depot.
 8n enjoyable time was report cd al tie box supper Wednesday night at the school house. They took iu s55. What was left over after paying for the singing school went toward the school house. They intend having a few more suppers and enlarge the school house. take the roof of and take the side of 1t for the end and extend 1t on out as long as desired
 AIr. Stockton 1s making q change in Blewford. He has moved tic house which Alec Singleton built on the hill side and is going to move tile store building UP by 1t.
 Our Sunday school has been called of until eampnieeting closes.
 The Lot weather is causing quite | bit of sickness.
 Don't Worry ny name is Mrs. Susie Holland. I am p years e age, was born ii Northern Kan sas and lived there until T. years of age, then moved to Arkansas to the place I How live on.
 Elmer Holland has accepted the job os helping Bill George barrel apples when the Bendavis apples come iii.
 Several ot tie women of this neighborhood are complaining et losing much of their canned fruit this sumner.
 NIr. aid Mrs. J. L: Willard, Of Springdale, were the guest oi Mid Abererembie's folks one day last week.
 Mrs. Mack Thompson who used to live here but uow lives ir New Mexico writes that John had been thrown off a horse and had his shoulder bone broken.
 U. No.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
NELL.
THORNSBFR |

August 2o-Niee weather for eampneeting but little dry and dusty.
 Mrs. Mae Holland is on the sick list but is getting better.
 Miss Lura Holland has return ed home and her sister. Mrs. Estelle Phillips came with her te attend eampneeting.
 Mrs. Joe Kirkland k sick oi neuralgia.
 There was not such large crowd at campmeetins yesterday as there generally Is on Sundays.
 N. II. Holland is sick of ty- phoid fever.
 Rev. Shipley of Southern Tex as preached an interesting ser lnan at this place Saturday morn ing and Sunday afternoon.
 Joe Smiley visited at his fath- CTS while his uncle was there.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24

 GOSHEN.

August 19-Married, August F. Miss Sadie Steadmau to MT. J. Reed.
 Misses Grace and E.lla Clark visited Mrs. Bevan near Fayette- vile last week.
 Miss Earle Phillips visited ia Johnson last week.
 Dick Frost and Dave Kensey went to Fayetteville last week.
 Mrs. J. Oxford has moved to Oklahoma.
 The many friends of Miss Ed na Swift will be glad to know she is back in school again.
 Ebry Clark went to Fayette- vile Wednesday.
 Henry Miller. Of Sydenliam, was here on business the last of the week.
 Mrs. J. H. Anderson and little daughter, Jessie, of Fayetteville, are visiting Mrs. Faner Neill
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24

visited with Mr>. -. Murphy Tuesday of last week.
 B. K. Pierce ole mile soutIl- east of town las built all evapo- rator on his place and is buvlng apples aid doing a rushing 6usi- ness drying fruit.
 Miss Mary Goree was vel come visitor Saturday afternoon at the home of tie writer
 Newt CaWtilon. wife and chii- dren spent Sunday visiting the family of J. \. aad Mr>. Farley.
 AIr. Goree sets his evaporator agoing this week. It is bran new and of course up to date.
 MT. and Mrs. Baxter spent Sunday afternoon with Don't Worry and family and helped eat big water melon.
 Jake Beely and family came out ard spent Sunday afternooa with AIr. and Mrs. Sweeny. The two daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Baxter have ended their vis- it with the "old folks at home and gone. ole back to the Terri tory and the other to make visit III Southern California.
 The section hands have moved tlle grass and weeds on the right of way and made the road look nice and clean.
 Miss Annie Radels was a most welcome caller one evening last week. Miss Annie always brings good cheer with her.
 These April showers in Aug
 Continued ou fifth page.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
tContluued from first page.

old Scotehlnan. k getting more feeble as the days shorten and has long since abandoned the idea of going "Hame to my ain couutree, to the hills 0 Lauark.
 Capt. Hanks k in receipt of a letter from Felix Alston, under sheriff of Big Horn county, Wyo., who states that Melvin Hanks was murdered near Big Trails, Wyo., by q man named Wheel wright, on July 17th, that the crime was a eold-blood murder which was witnessed by man named Grant who Is to forward full particulars of the affair. Sheriff Aston helped to bury Melvin there on tie bleak slopes of the Big Horn mountains, six ty hours after the murder. and then took up the trail of the mur- derer, who was finally captured and safely jailed at Basin, Wyoa where he will have trial at the October term of court.
 ATr4f rtstp,r1
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
C0NCE R|' !

Under the direction of Mrs A. C. Smith. assisted
 Stewards Orchestra will be given
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24

with '.hand,ome and E. lad he couldn't keep ne from writing to the Springdale News, so now!
 Miss Nett:e aud Nj. Jessie Se- bourne, of Delaney, were pleas ant callers in our vicinity Friday.
 John Arnold who left here two years ago for Dallas, Texas, re- turned again to his home Ill the hills last week.
 Mrs. Lehn and son Grant have returned from an extended visit in the HooSier state.
 Harry Hicox, wife and baby arrived from Ennis, Texas, on a visit to father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.. Hicox, on the nie hit of Thursday 16.
 We are pleased to report that Oda Miller couldn't wait to see Miss Pearl Quinn any longer so decided to get well.
 Miss Daisy Duncan is prepar- ing to bid goodbye to the hills of Arkansas. and return te her na- tive land "On the Banks of the Wabash" in Illinois. Ne hope slfe will take with her d good op- inion of the much abused Ark aHsaw Hoosier. =
 Raymond Duncan k soon to make his exit from the hills in- to school in Xincennes, Indiana.
 The camping ground of the Advents is truly a "teut city" How, as the convention k in pro- gress and people are coming from far and near.
 Mr. and Mrs. Parker returned from Texas last week.
 Another party of young folks visited the Falls Sunday, the names Of those present as fol- lows: Etnmet Lee. John and AL len Arnold, Gertie Gregg, Nao- mi Arnold, Nerna Jones. Miss Reed and another girl, name un- known. They had their pictures made, and spent pleasant day.
 Elmer Jones, wilo has been down in Horatio for some time was a recent visitor in Winslo W.
 Miss Emma Porter gave anoth- CT dance at Porter Grove last Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Gertie Whitsitt. of Ma diii. T., has been visiting in Winslow tor some time.
 Mari, that's good of you to for give He and you'll be glad you did when you know what d try ing ordeal I've spared you by failing to speak thatpoein The editor says send in that poem and the editors word means .go "  So I guess I'd better. but oh Mr. 1 Editor doesn't it seem q little silly for me to be talking face to face with people whose faces l have never seen, as l do in that poem? Of course I meant to say t to 'em some day or let 1t die at home in it's bed. But lo. and behold, I'm "cornered" at last. To tell the truth I was rather puzzled to find a suitable subject, and when at last decided on one l just went at 1t any old way, and didn't try very hard for I al most knew then, that couldn't attend the convention. So | you are sadly disappointed. 1 beg pardon, and will be sure that l ain going next time before be- gin my poem.
 NELL.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24

NH M
 Mss eH=l4ICGary
 Miss Mary Hay sliss Mabel Hampton Mss Anne Oldham
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
largest circulation of any nsSsps' per in Washington County.
NOTICE.

From thls date The News will charge for publishing obituaries and resolutions of lodges, etc, of over 2OO words, and will also charge for cards of thanks and for notices of church and society entertainments where an admission fee is charged and the pur- pose of the entertainment is to make money. The rate will be cent per word for each inSerts0n.
 February g, 1906.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
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 WINSL0W.

August 9-Mulkeepno, l beg leave to dispute your erroneous supposition of my motive in stay ing away. for I haven't run away
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

August q. Mrs. Florence Carter and Miss Lulu Radels
The Springdale news., 1906-08-24
ADMISSION I5 AND 25 CENTS
FINANCE COMMITTEE

JanesW nn Dr Ed Nch A
 John W C. A L. 4ax nn W. A Graves
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-16
IF|lIl !.R9 [! |lRE!EE S; Being
''hAl l[!E / R|0DIEVARD PIER
Hampton Roads VllIa / Company Pr,
poses to Operate Ferries During
the Exposition.

Rapid progress Is now being made
on the construction of the Hampton
Roads Vielln Company's new pier on
the Boulevard and 1t is expected tina.
1t will be completed soon. An Of
the piles have been driven and the
work of laying the cross beams and
flooring is now in progress.
The pier Is LEO feet long and 20
feet broad and tile water ut its ex-
treme end is deep enough to accomo-
date harbor steamers, as 1t is intend
cd to run n fleet OF ferry boats be-
tween it ana the jamestown EXPOSE
rion next summer. On the end of the
wharf Il large pavilion will he erect
ed ana AT points between the end
and the shore two other smaller pa.
vilons will be located
The Hampton Roads villa Company
Is composed of several we'll known
business men of this city who live
on the boulevard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-16
BOLD THEE CARRIED CASH
DRAWER FROM GROCERY STORE
Manager For MACEDONIAN, Tearsall G.
Co. Was In Front of Place at
the Time.

One OF the bOldest robberics COM
mitted In this city In several months
occurred about o'clock last night,
when an unknown thief entered Mac
Gowan, Tearsall 4 Co.'S store, at 544
Twenty-fifth street, and carried Off
the cash drawer, containing about $12
When the robbery occurred the
manager of the store was sitting in
front OF his place conversing with
some friends. The thief entered the
store by the back door and silently
detached the cash drawer from the
counter and made off with 1t.
The robbery was not discovered nm
I'll some time after, when the store
keeper started to count his money
preparatory to closing his store. He
Immediately notified the police.
A number OF bold robberies have
been committed on stores in various
parts Of the city within the past week
and the police believe that an organ
lied gang Is operating here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-16
LARGE CROWD HEARD MISS YoLo
Record For Season Broken at Buck.
roe Last Nqht

Miss Alta Yolo, who heads the bill
at the Buckroe Beach theatre, sang
to the largest crowd last night that
has attended performance in the
Casino this season. That the audi
ence enjoyed Miss Yolos fine singing
was evidenced by the applause that
greeted each number she rendered
The bill this week probably Is
the best that has been offered by
Manager Rex. 1t includes five acts
of unusual merit.
Another large crowd was on the
dancing pavilion last evening, many
participating in the dancing contest,
which is to terminate on Saturday
evening, when two handsome gold
medals will be given away.
The announcement that the Gag
non-Pollock Stock Company will re-
tIirn to Bnckroe Beach for an engage.
ment Of three weeks has been re-
oeived most favorably by the large
number of friends made by the com
.pany last season. Mr.. Bert c. Gag
non and most of his company reach
ed Hampton yesterday.