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teanshipCo

RICHMOND AND NORFoIR LINE
freight received and delivered daily at C.
H re - ny, 90 Depot. Seventeenth and
Agent. Clyde Line Wharf. Phone SO.
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Situation Professional.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES SITUATION
as teacher I'm family. six years expert
ence IN teaching English, advanced
mathematics. French, Latin and music;
highest testimonials Address TEACH
Err. care Times Dis patch.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Southbounc Trains Leave Richmond Oaiiy
80 A. A--I|ocal 10 Norma Raleigh. Char.
lotte. " minKton
AZ = Nj through Sleepefs and Coaches. A.
ianta Blrul CHAM. Savannah jackson
Vile and Florida Dointa.
4O-VJ J. NJ Through Coaches and SleeperH Sa-
vAnnah. Jacksonville. Atlanta. Birmlns-
ham and Memphis
Northnou7d T~ains Arrive Richmond DzIIv
6A A N 4dAP NJ. $50 =. NJ
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FOR NEW YORK
+ Virginia Navigation Go. s

x Virginia Navigation Go. s
w JAMES klV EK DAY LINE.
NJ STEAMER POCAHONTAs LEAVES
" nGa OLD DOMINION WhARR
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY At a. N. Tor Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Old Point. Newport News. Claremont
enQ J mes kiNer landings, connecting at Old
foint ,oI Washington. baltimore and the
NoItn Staterooms reserved for the night at
moderate pricoe Electric cars direct to TIE
wharf. Fare. tiS0 and 81 Norfolk. Through
a1cursion Tickets on sale at Richmond Trans
Ter Co, SIC Main Street sos e Main
Sueet or on wharf or steamer. Hound trip
Freight recei for above-narned pieces ane
Al points In Eastern Virginia, North Carolina
and the East JNO n MAYER AgenG
IRWIN V-EIsIOER. 0an,l Mrr
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Key and ANALYSIS.


l. PLATE: his character. personal and
His presence in Jerusalem: object
Of II.
Policy of empire as to its prov
. Appeal Of Jews in case Of Jesus.
Confession. that case transcends
their Jurisdiction.
g. PLATE demands formal accusation.
4 The charge Of seditton: Specihca-
Gj Advice to withhold tribute
% Proclaiming Himself king.
g. Private examination. PLATE pro-
claims Jesus innocence
6. Incident OF sending Jesus TO Herod.
Significance and result
Z. Tumultuous cry for Jesus cricihMon.
g. plate washes his hands.
.. Jesus scOurged
10. BaraDbas preferred,
II. Jesus ordered to the cross.
The Teachers Lantern.
plate is a conspicuous type Of the
time-server. His ruling motive was TO
keep his place. To do this he was will
ing to condemn the innocent II neces-
sary.
Time-serving brought him small reward.
He eked out his Official life few years:
but, on complaint of the Jews. was de-
posed and eXiled.
Pilates name will go down to the end
OF time IN deepest lnIAny as II IS re-
peated in every language In the Apos-
lies Creed-"Crucihed under Pontius
Plate"
Yet to some degree he showed Ro-
mans prOverbial regard for. law and
Justice He demanded the Faccusation
and evidence
Cloud hooded Pilatus maAfAnot have
been the actual scene of ~Rtes sui
eide. but seems a fitting kt3norial or
him. ~
Take from the galleries Nj the old
World the pictures. the thenNs Of which
are suggested by the life ofYJesus, and
art would be Impoverished. The Cos
pcls still yield inspiration, as Mum
kacsy's Christ Before PLATE" shows.
Art Thou king7 How unlikely Yet
Jesus was the real ruler Pilates pow
or. then on the wane, lasted scant
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Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway.
Cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
streets. Manchester, every hour Con the houFl
from A. n. 90 10 2. NJ. Last car II midnight.
Limited car. 5:t5 p. NJ daily. except sunday.
eSars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycamora
street, every hour from .35 A. ~. 70 1O;B p.
Last car f1.40 = NJ Limited car, T.Is
A n. daily except sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting RicE-
rnond cars.
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The VaIentine Musenn,

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 10 A. 81. TO J. -
ADMISSION, ~,
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Notice.
MANCHESTER TAXES

/ am now ready TO receive the stata
taxes ia this city for the year is,S.
also tAe last half OF the city. School
per cent penalty added TO ali tar hiuS
unpaid december /. 1906. and bills n,ared
IN tne hands Of the collector for colec-
J. ". BRONAUGH. JR
Treasurer Of City Of Manchesfer
Norfolk Va. November g. 1905
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ile Nortoik ana Southern Railway
company has established principal Of
noe lu Norfolk. Va. NORFOLK AND
SDCIiI-RN RAILWAY COMPANY.
joy j. s Cannon. President
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Sealed Proposals.

BRIDGE NOTICE.-THE BOARD or
s-perFisors Of the county OF GreenesvilIe
Nlre- ma. VIII. on the l1th DAY OF DE
'EMoElt, 1905. at 10 % clock A NJ re-
ce4F- sealed bids for the construction 81
an iron trestle 100 feet long. SAM 10 hs
located just beyond the County Bridge.
IN the town OF Emporia. Snecihcations
On file in County Clerks Once. Emporia
bids 10y "a al
II order Board Of Supervisors. Greenes-
vile county, Va.
Ieste, i. PEYTON TURNER.
Clerk.
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Miscellaneous.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

NEW STOCK OF GENTS SHOES AT
SPENCE'S. Ninth Street
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SHOE REPAIRINo.

sc HALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES Ia
dies. 60c; children. 40c: every PAIR
Rock oak soles. DREW ELFCT1RTS
SHOE FACTORY. TIC E Main Street
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WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT zoe EAST
BROAD Street and convince yourself thar
we have the largest and best linz Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities IN the
CITY repairing done II. W ROUN-
TREE & BRO. Trunk and Bag Co
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MACHINERY

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND EN-
gines Boilers. etc; rebuilt as good as
new. G. y. FORD CO. TriEg Shipyard.
Phone n2S
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oPTIcIAN.

YOU CAN'T ALWAYS BELIEVE WHAT
you hear. you may believe what Won
see. But when you cannot see the FOL
lowing errors OF refraction NAV Dc t4e
cause: HypermetrOpia or Presbyopia.
myopia or astismatism. To know th.
trouble OF your eyes and 20 have same
corrected 20 to i. II BREITSTEI y .
animation free
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PEONOGRAPHS.

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON Pho
nographs. records and supplies: whole
sale and retail. c. B. HAYNES. 6Ja
Fest Main.
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Lost and Found.


ETRANEB. FROM MY RESIDENCE.
800 Beverly Street. sunday. November
2ith a short. dark brown COW, horns
on. The switch of her tall is also OIL
A liberal reward Will he paid for any
information regarding her- CHAS. J..
MEN EItS.
lost. OK THURSDAY-ONE BLACK
silk watch fob with gold charm attach
Cd IT, + engraved or charm. Return
10 FLEMING a. Christian CO..
Fourteenth and Cary. and receive re-
ward.
n THE PERSON WHO TOOK A
brown cloth coat with teachers badge
on IL al the reception given the Teach
ers Association at the Masonic Temple
VIII cali at e3S East Grace street at
once can get hers in exchange
LOST. AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
= yellow leather purse containing money
ana VISITING cards Mrs. l. r. pasnieU.
Leave at Office of Mr. r. c. STEAkNES,
State Capitol
lost POCKETBOOK. CONTAINING
rr--r- ad -re-sel to powell Bros. New
r.rt <tus, s. note and some silver. Re
ward II returned 90 GREEN a. ltEDD,
1lf East Main Street
LOST. OK BROAD STREET BE
tween First and Sixth. brown Dent
glove Return to Weather Bureau, city,
and receive reward
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Help Wanted Male.

A<v INTELLIGENT P-RSON MAY
earn so to $50 monthly az home IN spare
time CORRESPONDING for newspapers; no
cauvassiug. experience unnecess airy.
Send FOR particulars. PRESS SHNDl-
CATE. LOchpOrt, y y.
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eUcHANAN's SELECT SCHOOL.

COMMERCIAL BRANCHES. CONNER
cial Law, Bookkeeping. Elocutfon PED
agogics WILLIAM BUCHANAN s0s
East Gay Street
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CROCKERY COMMISSION SALESMAN
wanted reference required. THE VII
LETS AANUTACTCRING co, Ireu-
ton " y.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15

There are many thousands OF pso
tribute their good health to taking rle
Of two Brandre,h's Pills every niglt:
These pills cleanse the stomach and
bowels, stimulate the kidneys and
liver and purify the blood. They are
the same fine laxative tonic pills your
grandparents used, and being purely
vegetable they are adapted to children
and old people. as well as those in
the vigor of manhood and womanhood.
Brandreth's Pills have been in Use
everywhere, plain or sugar.coated
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

ful Few drops OF ammonia on n
rag to rub hngermarks from looking
glasses or windows.
Ether is excellent for renovInr
crease. but an easy way ia to soak the
article In cold water. to which has
been added little bora..
"hen Slowing fruit never use n
metal spoon; wooden sbpon 4, hest
ana those with shor, handles are mos,
convenient for thick substances.
faientleathcr shoes shouI5 he
cleaned with milk. or a ,ittle sw.o,
on may be rubbed into them. The
ana heels OF such shoes are. o,
course. to be cleaned With blacaI.r
tlotAo6p!ns boiled a few u,us,,,
ana quickly dried. once or t,Ic. I
month. become more flexible and dur
'pie' Cloihes.lincs viii last LONGER AMI
Keep In better order II occasIon,uv
'Teatci In the same way
When lnaycs are baked Z, too bc,
an oven and III. outside cru., pots 10,
brown do not attempt to cut I, on.
'nt as soon a. the bread il cold run II
over with coarse tin crater and re
move all the dark brown crust.
black leather travelling bar IN,
always be- kept In capital couJItIo, NV
mixing one Tablespoonful OF sweet oil
WIN TWO thb'eApooniuis of milk and
rubbing this well into the bag Ante,
It has thoroughly dried (, shou,d no
polished with a channels leather.
In cleaning the brass around the
kcyhoic It Is almost Impossible no, IA
roll the surrounding wood. Get !.
piece OF cardboard about four Inch,,
square. cut hol. in Il the share a,
the brass and out It over tho kcyhole
when cleaning. and the wood Win mo-,
be touched.
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PROPER WAY TO WASH LACE.
Much Care Needed Lest Delicate Fab.
rio Be Injured.

1t Is advisable, before washing col
ored silk OF any description. to soak
1t Tor time in cold water. with lit.
tie salt in it. This viii prevent the
color from running.
Wring-or, rather, sluccze-it out
OF this. and wash 1t exactly the same
way AS white silk. using tepid water
and only working II In lather. not
rubbing II with the soap.
DO 1t as quickly as possible. as, II
Inclined to run, the coIors will be
more likely TO do so If Ia the water for
any length OF time. For colored silks
add little ammonia to the rinslng
water in order to FIX the color.
When ironing cOiOred SILK. spread
piece OF clean cloth over the iron
ing sheet. so that II he color runs It
viii not mark 1t.
When black lace becomes shabby
and begins to lose its color, becoming
either brown or rrocn-black, il will
be much improved IL washed in the
following manner: First brush 1t
well. II spotted or stained. wash /,
In little tea, with slight lather OF
soap. and rinse in clear tea.
It may then be washed. II you
only wish to stiIen IL. let it soak TO,
half an hour in the following solution:
To 4 dessertspoonful of gum arabic
and pint Of boiling water Simmer
slowly over the fir" until the gum
liz dissolved and the tea a good black
color. Strain 1T through muslin and
use. II it is SILK lace. add mcthylatel
Fpirit in the proportions of two tea
spoonfuls to half pint of the above
solution. Black lace must never b,
touched with the bare iron.
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Rye Bread REGIME

scald one cup milk and as, In n
one cup boiling water. Cool In hike
warm. then hid II half caE. com
pressed yeast dissolved In two table
spoonfuis cold water. add hal: tea
Stooniul salt. then rye hour To make
= rather stin batter. Beat th1ropghly
'o'cr and set out Of drauzht ,ar
ihr"o hours, Now add more rye Rou
nntil you hnV" n dough sim enough
To Lnoad. knoad and puuai for ton
minutes, shape into luavcs and nut
into CREASED pans, Cover a.id let Tho
bread rise until very light; this VIII
take about an hour and half-brI8h
over with milk or melted butter and
bak" In n moderate oven for enc
Hour
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BOYS HEAD ONE SOLID SORE.
Hair Al Came Out-Under Doctor
lree Months and No Better
CuEcura Works Wonders.

Mr.. a. c. Barnett. proprietor OF a
general store in Award. Oklahoma,
tells in the following grateful letter
how Cuticura cured his son OF ter
Iible eczema My little boy had &C.
7ema. His head was one solid sore,
all over his scalp: his hair all came
out, and he suffered very much. !
had a physician treat him, but at the
end Of three months he was no bet.
e-. l remembered that the Cuticura
Remedies had cured me. and after
giving him two bottles OF Cuticura
Resolyent, according to directions.
and using Cuticura Soap and ONT.
mcnt on him daily, his eczema left
him, his hair grew again, and he has
never had any eczema since. We
use the CutIcura Soap and Ointment
ana they keep our skin soft and
healthy. | cheerful!y recommend the
CutIcura Remedies for all cases OF
eczema. \. c. Barnett, Mar. 80.
1905
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by following tho directions. which
are plainly printed on each package OF
Defiance starch. Mems Collars and
Guns can be made Just as stin as de-
sired. with either gloss or domestic
finish. Try It. lG OF. for loo. sold by
all good groeers.
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From a communication read to the
Association OF Belgian Chemists II
seems that continental bakers are in
tho habit OF mixing soap with their
dough TO make their bread and pastry
nice and light The quantity OF soap
varies greatly. In fancy articles Ike
~aires and fritters It is much larger
than in bread
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15

Laif cup butter. ia cups sugar.
one fourth cup grated chocolate. on.
cup sweet milk, two cups -four. three
eggs. one teaspoon each soda and Va.
ullla: cook oncha'f cup OF milk and
chocolate together. dissolve soda In
other half OF milk and mi, as other
cake. lake In two layers. A cream
hlilag n nice with II Tor q change.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15

A mans opinion OF himself doesn
necessarily increase the circumference
OF his headgear.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES color
more goods, brighter co!ors, Win loss
work than O, hers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15

Ducks haven't the better OF lawyers
and doctors in the matter OF big bills
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15
National Pure Food and Drug, Act.

The Garfield Remedies meet with the
HIGHEST r,.o,,,r,,p.nts OF the new LAW
Take Garfield Tea for constipation:
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-12-15

Cats fur has 20 oily substanc. Ia It,
end consequently IL more easily ~ct;cd
'anouxh than tina, Of most other an.
,tasalx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
IL QUE IA PRESENTE LEYERE

Sshed cue Ia sPonoa 4 euAyams
Railroad CO ha pressntAdo una soli.l
situd 81 Conssio Executive de Puerto
Riso, para que Aprnsbe una ordsnsn-
70 rseonoeiendo oil dsreeho que tiene
dishG Comps MA PAra mAntensr sx
plotAr vArioI ramAlea fsrroviArios On
eociunoi6n con 10 lfnaA principal de
ssuerdo con 10 tranquisiA antsrior-
msuIs otoygAdA Sor oil Conscio Eis'
euiivo 10 sCompsfla dc ferroer Yri
les de Puerto Rlec,s cuyA trarquiaia
hA edo eesioDsda q 10 sPores u Qua
ysma Railroad Companys en- cuAnto
& 10 psrte do 10 mismA enlre Ponce y
G 1ayama; y 30 redira AdemaS go d.
cha lolieitud al Constio Eiseutivo qrs
AutoriEs por medic dc di, ha ordenaL'
xA latx plotSei6n do dith.s ramales
de aeuerdo con los te,minos y ecndi'
siores do 10 frsrquieiA A,ribA nom
brsda.
Dlthos ram les son Lei siguientes;
Prlmrc: Partiepdo de un punto
de Ia Iirea rr' c'psl cercA de- kll6me
tro l3 tee'ca ds Eguirrel y siguien'
DO htcis 81 rort. Dor una Gisispeis
te dos kl!tmstos q un punio en- lol
terrenos de F Rovira
Sequrdc p, rsi.pdo de un puntC
ds 10 lfues gsnersl en- el k l6metro 81
(eerca del siIio Jsucf) siguiendo ha
ciA 81 pcniente por una diatAneia d.
tres Kilometres y medic q IN punto or
10 sCenIrAl F crids.s
| Tereeeo ParIiendo do un puntc
de la Inca general On el l6metro
(serea SJoVefas) y sguiendo hseia q
norte por uns distaneia de tres kil6
metros y medic q IN punto GeYcA ds
los isrreuos 60 CoresE ei6n GrAu.
Cuayto: Ptrliendo do un Tuuic
de Ia iinsa general en- el kll6metro u
(esrca dc sRossdfs) y siguiepdo. hA
e'a 81 no 10 por una distsnsiA de eua
ltrc k lomelroS mas neacs & un Eun'
| 10 eeros de <?rovidercisS y iarreool
dc EArusl G ,nIaiz.
. int Parhendo de un punio de
Ia liu.A gsp6fal en- 81 i6mstrc 3:
(cer, d q sDs1tinos)y siguisndo hAeis
al noroesie por una distareIA de elm
Ic1 k l6msGtcs mas 8 ne lca & un puntc
|ee.eA dc los ssrrenos dc SaLt;g go
| He 'maros.
T1dAs Las periooss ipleresads
cd &a sriss dsl dia tite de Eaefc
dsl rr(x'mo ld) presentGr sps oposi
oiosesal A'garA tuvls-rn al CorS ia
EIssutivo o ei c mite dc FrsnQuieisI
del mi, mo.
San 1usn P, R. Deiemhre IA dG
/. 9Q6
FoNCE &,GUAYAMA P. r. GO
Pur +. q. DEXTER, su AbcgaAo.
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1 qu!sn Co Ie!londa

For 10 preser t. SO hsee sAber al
p&blico que don G lilsrm1 Cortada
ha aolicIttdo del Coneeio Ejssutv vo
de Puerto Rs7, la eoncesi6u de una
FRANC uieiH ps-A lA e0nssruesi6n de IN
mre'e de r bera On 81 pre,to 6e Poa.
%. P. r.
Todss las personsE que desseu ser
oidaS 90 pro On conS.& de IL corst'
sion Folie'tAds, Bueden preseptAr sas
argun enlos da ra'Rhre 8 por essrito
ante sl Comite de fcArquleiAs del Con.
ssj1 Ejssu.ivo el dfA 2 de Ensro dc
1907.
GaaJusn, P r DeIemhrc IA 1oC6,
PoE el pstieiopArio, au rspreseptante,
Ramon G4ndta C5rdova
Iogeniero de Puert1A,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
ToWhon It my concern

Notise ID hereby by given that 1
petition for , frsnsh'ae frr ihe 'on-
stfuetion OF Q whArf In tbs ster fsopS
of tbs harbour Ct Ponce, hsa ceen
vrsssrtsd TO the Fxaeptivs Courcil OF
Buerto Rice.
Any and al psrGors dsairirg TO
be heard for or sgsiust the granting
OF such franchise, may present lh'iT
Arguments eithsr orSlly or In writing
bsfors lhs Committee, on the 2ad dsy
Of J January 1907.
San Juan. P. R., DE. 14sh, 1900
GMlf1mo Cor ada
For tbs pstiIionAry, his attorney,
Ramon Gambia C6rd0u0,
H&rbour and Docks Erg'r esr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
''ANALISIS
BACTERIOLIGICO
DEL
Aqua De ViIajui5l
PRACTICABLE [or e|
Doctor Ferrer Pie[a

CoNCLUsIoNEs, IL Fl aqua
dc VilSiO'ga 90 Embellishments
p,rG, dtsds. el punto do vista
bAstsriol6gieo. y no contisns.
en- oonsssusncis, ningsin strmsn
noeivo.
q Los rssu'tAdos & que 81
sstudio bsstsriol6giso do aqua
Vile iuigs nos oondues, sstku On
perfseta soncordsneia con los
del Rn&lisis Quimiso, y con loo
datos y eusel1anzAs que 10 geo.
logfA do 10 eomarcA mos proper.
eiona es,seto & IL profundidad
en- que el aqua he sido saptsdA
sn forms de POGO artssiano. -
10 naturalsza do las sapss que
ha atravssa o. logrando Aaf 90
perfeetA fi!traei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
BOARDING HOUSE

Gala "a n6maro 1oA, ossts, New
York. SiIio muy e6ntrico, Pr6ximc
81 subway, 4 los eley ados, & los earrou
slecIrieos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
BrodwAy, 7sy ~ Avsnida. Muy eersa
iel hotel Mare Antonstts, donde aaIa
sl Club lbsro americana. A Giete euadras
iel doetor HennA' Casa AmpliA y sls
gante, CosinA amerieAnA J sGpano
10. Installation somplsIAmsDte nusvA
Tres banos, Pidanss iniormaa 4 10
adminiSraet6n de LA DEMoCRAoIA
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
F. MtTEEZO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

OCULIsTA. tx medico au.
xihar de la Clinlca ofta mol6-
gica, que a cargo del doctor
B4rraquer exist, en- el Hospi-
tai de la Santa Cruz de Bar.
ce'ona. Co sultorio exclusive
para afec iones de los CLOS.
TT tuap "a, (cerca del Tea
tro = Horas de cor sulta
De 9a12 de Ia 1nanana,
Gratis a los pobres, de S a 9
de la manana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
BIRD 7 BARCELO

Ctmerclntes mportadores de Mer-aucias Provsones
QuireaIa = Ron superior marca sPacus -Especaidsd e.
teldos calzado, Fajardo p r.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
WOULD RUN CARS
ON LAKE AVENUE
HUNTINGTON PEOPLE SEEK A
NEW FRANCHISE
Pasadena Council Receives Petitions
From Mount Lowe Line-East
Pasadena and Oak Knoll
Seek Annexation

PASADENA, May 2S.-Acting under
the advice Of city Attorney Wood the
city council took up many matters Of
business which have been piling up on
the table because of the belief that the
governors holidays would prevent legal
action upon them.
Probably the most important matters
brought up were the petition for a new
street railway franchise on South LAX e
avenue and the petition for the annex
alton of East Pasadena and Oak Knoll.
The franchise is asked for by the Oak
Knoll company, which handles Mr..
Huntington's interests in that section,
and Lloyd r. Macy in asking for the
franchise stated that the Pacific Elec-
trio company intends to run its Mount
Lowe cars directly from Los Angeles
through Oak Knoll and up Lake avenue
as soon as the desired line can be built.
The sample ordinance submitted to
the council by Mr.. Macy gives the city
the right to use any or all the poles of
the company to string electric wires.
allows free transportation to police.
firemen and letter carriers and agrees
to pay one-third of the cost of widening
the street should it ever be widened.
The proper steps to advertise and sell
this franchise will be begun at once.
ExMayor Weight and C. D. Sargent
of the Merchants association addressed
the council upon the proposed annexa-
ton of East Pasadena and Oak Knoll,
and presented a petition containing 749
names of Pasadena citizens, asking that
an election be called on the question.
Mayor Warehouse expressed his
hearty approval of the project and
every councilman voted in it's favor.
The proper resolution will be intro
duced at the next meeting Of the
council.
1t was also voted to grant a strip of
land off of the north side of Tourna-
ment park for the proposed widening
of East California street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
JURY SAYS SP|ER
KILLED HIMSELF.
STANDARD OIL MAN PLANNED
SUICIDE
Gave Wife Impression That Burglar
Was In the House and
Later Fired Fatal
Shot
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May pa verdict Of
suicide was rendered tonight in the
inquest into the death by pistol shot
wound of Charles l.. Spier at his home
at ST. George, Staten Island, on the
morning of May z.
Spier, who was the personal repre-
sentative of H. H. Rogers Of the Stand
ard Oil company, was found by his
wife shot through the heart in the
hall of his house, a few minutes after
he had reused her from sleep to tell her
that a burglar was in the house.
One chamber of his pistol, which was
found beside the body, had been dis
charged.
In the dining room, opening into the
hall, quantity of silverware was scat
tered over the floor and little doubt
me tdeath at the hands of a burglar.
me tdeath at the hands of a burglar.
The police, however, after examining
the premises, inclined to the theory
that Spier had committed suicide and
later it was reported that he had lost
much money in Wall street and that
he had temporarily deposited as his
collateral with his bankers securities
entrusted to him by Mr.. Rogers.