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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13

Porque hassmos de pik una can
paiia iusta y sincsrs contra los aba.
$40 del Juez Bsnst, los que hasen do
rodillas una eampafia dc servilss IL
sonias, NOS motejsn con epftetos In
solentss, III recurso % digno dc 10
iaurfa que en- "El Aguila sscribe.
Despues do lssrles, nos Quedamos tan
tranquilos COMO antes.
No nos detendrk 10 maledicensia
que sncisrran los planes combinados.
ssguiremos nuestra fGsil tsrss sin
QUE para nada nos preoeupsn los
atsques sui gtneris que nos dirjgen
los amigos de Bsnet, Hay earinoa
que mataD; y los fntimos del Jusx
gu su afzn de defenderle, [lease adu
larle, ] le han muerto meralmerts ante
la opinion FL olica, que ya he inscrito
en- el reglsiro su partida de dsfunci6n.
En- cua. quier pals, cuando Sc hs
puesto en- tela de iuicio 10 conducts
de un empleado que desempeiis funcio
mes pIblicAs retribuidas, 90 proeediG
aismpre por los superiores del sm
p.eado & invsstigAr In esusa de Il
censura; y 81 resultaron Ciertos lol
eargos, se corrigi6 8 dspuso al EN-
pleado dkndose asf una satiafacci6n
9 autoridad pdblica que 90 forms d
lie opinion; , esa sstisfacci6n viene
demostrar el cello de los gobsrnants
por sl bienestsr de sus gobernsdos.
Existe aQuf un Juez municipl
ncmbrado Jose Benet, y ess emplel
do, por eargos que pesan zobrs 81
por los dfceres de 10 opinion, DO tiel
la confanza pdbliCs, porQue ha d
q linQuido.
}. Pues bien; esos hechos, esAs ce
}, suraa , esAs acusaeioneS han si,
= llevadas al Honorsb sble Attorney; y
q. no estuviersmos seostumbrsdos {
D paradoiaa de la sdminisaraci6n pdt
,, GO, nuchs SARA nusstrA extrsfsKk d
:, sl resultsdo de la invsstlg Aci6n pr
or tIcadA por el senior Fiscal de Por
Its don Ulpisno Colon, , la eontormil
qua parsee be llsvado la vi Iavs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
DEsDE cAYEY
Ciales Febrsro de 1905.

La noticia traimitida Ala prenss
dando euenta de una huslga de torce.
dorss en- ette pueblo hs resultado
inexscia; pues el motive de haberie
suspsndido sl trabsio, consIste en- que
los duefios de fkbrica tienen aemaaia.
de- existencia, y pocos pedidos.
Ell Hospital de eate pueblo q
enensntra 81 las mks pssimas eondi-
ciones., Como csreOs de 10 nscesaric
JAVesss hasts de msdisinau, 81 pobr,
Vus dssgrasisdamsuts ls toQus ipgrs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
FL FRAc NEGRO
Su origen. a soeiedad in
gIssa trata de sustituirIo
por otro do color.
DIsRAELI. DANDY
DIsRAELI, DANDY
La upiversalidad del frac ne
gro Sc debe 4 una novela de
lord Lytton.

Con motive del proyecto que hay
on 10 soeiedad inglesa dc sustituir 10
indicada prsnda. por otra do color,
dice un cronista:
En- fn, todas mis- esperanzas 90 o.
fran On el hecho de que varias veces
90 ha intentado 10 sublevaci6n dc los
slegantes cortra 10 costumhre del frae
negro, sin que haya logfado prevals-
Ger hasta ahora.
Disrasli, cuando ioven, sofia apa-
rscsr On algunos saraos llevsndo frae
do tercicpslo negro CON vusltas do %.
Ifp: paptalonss roios, galonsados do
GRO; chaleoo ssearlata, puiios dc On.
csiss = guantss blancos cubiertos OK.
traordiaariamsnte de sortiias. Pero
Disrasli NO tuvo initadores J oil ffac
negro volvi6 & imponerss, para tran.
quilidad dc nosotros, los pobrss. Y
% dc Greer que tambien shora sjga
prevaleoiendo.
Pero 10 que mas NOS intsrssa on
esta discussion, es que, graoias q ella,
90 ha averiguado el o,fgen de 10 COS
tumbrs que impore el trac negro on
les rsuniones noeturnas. SY sab6ii
cuAl 90 el orfgan? Pues el origsn d.
esq costumbre 90 puraments intelec.
tual y si hoy dfa las gentss do aosis-
dad 10 mismo en- Madrid que on Bus
nos Aires, en- Nusva York que On Sar
Petersburgo, y on Londres, que or
Melbourne, al llegar 10 nochs y tsnel
que asistir & una comids, 90 ponsn o
frac negro, clio no % obra do Jsrs'
Brummsl, nj do los sastres nj do min.
gun Rsy Eduardo sino do i'm sscritol
que CON cuatro lfnsas impuso una mo
do que w durando 70 csrsa dc un si
glo y que no lleva trazas dc acAbar
20.
Ii universalidad del feae negr,
90 dshs & SPelham,s primsra novel
de lord Lytton, que 90 public6 con 6xi
70 extraordinario On 1,S27. I'm %
obrA 81 personsjs Lady Frances Pei
ham sacribs & su hijo:
| eNo gust6 el fras szul que llsvi
| bas 10 Ultima vez que nos vimos. III
tks msior dc negro, y sste o. grs
eumplimisnto, porque solo 10 sssan 10
| gentes de sparisncia muy distingu
das
| Todos los electores de sPelham
/ debisron Greer que 81 aparlencia or
sum amsnts dissipguida y que estaria
meior do ropa nfgrs, y desde entonce
no 90 llsv6 ctro color en- les rsunions
londonenses.
Dssde Londres 20 In, o IL mod
q los restantss, ,oyv Q &urop'
Todavfa por el 10 so 30 llevAbsn etrs
colores On Madrid, como 10 dsmusst,
la novela de Perez Escrich: <El fr,
szul;, pero no tardsron en- eavansse
% ante el sismplo. o.uniformista que IL
ponfa 10 metropoli ipglesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
La (ONDU(TA DE- La D|dhIDAD
|nsisdendo, -sitnpIs e| asunto Bsnet'

gaci6n al Amino del Honorable After
ney.
Pero no: nosotros crsemes de bus
Nc 70 que el Honc rabls Attorney 40
conoee la isla nj sus homhrss; proes-
do On virtud dc los ccnseios lue % 70
dan, 8 de los informes que % 10 sunni.
niatran; y SO sorprsnderia 81 palpars
la opinion formada On este aaunso, Y
mas adn, si conociera al sbogadito
On cuyas manos ss ha pueato { Goa
mo, por ohra y graeia dc don Ulpia-
no Colon.
En verdad que On pals donds hay
abogados cuyss nombres crso proliio
enumerar, es vsrgonzoso que On los
tribunales figure 10 iurba multa do
imbsrbes mGmslucos que W apodsrsz-
dose del terreno y que 10 ocupsrA ellis
/ sola, porqus 10 POGO que queda hae-
no saldrA para no sufrir 81 contasto
de los iueces iniantilss.
Por otra parts, Honorable Attor.
ney, 90 pecssArio sabsr que sl Jues
Jose Bsnet, que hA tsnido 10 habili-
dad de escalar IL Corte Municipal de
este pueblo, es un ioven lstrado sin
Ihistoris, sin prGetiss, sin prsstiEio.
que no poasy6 nunca bufste alberto
} nj clisntels; J que si uena IL pcsiei6n
que oeupa, sin cue siquiera tssgs
tslsnto para sonssryarls. se Il dehs
81 ssfior don Ulpians Colon, qus ha
| aido 81 Comisionado por v, z. pars
]. invsatigar loa eargos que peaan sohrt
, lei.
Q IN nuestro ariculo anterior he
= mos eonfssado 10 plena conHanSa %
NOS ipspira el Eonorahls Attorney,
II no Quisi6rsmos tensr motivos paE
10 rtctifear este iuicio, porQue nos col
81 ria conysneernos Dc que 10 iustisia,
- moral , 81 resrsto & 10 seeiedad
H. huido Dc nusatro paia para nuAea "a
he volvsr.
- Espersmos , OoBaamos.
= ); Pedrs NIsves,
H. coano, Tahso 10, lnc6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13

manars indestructible un regimen dc
gobierno liberal y democrG,ico.
Sin etc tacto por pArts dc los
missionaries p6blicoa de mayor cate
gorfa 10 Administrac On del pafs, to.
dos los esfuerzos serfsn completamen.
to estsriles, y solo obtendi famos un
MoDUs vIvENDI transitorio que nin
guna satisfac ion pre- ducirfa en- ID
concisncia p pular, que 90 halla Gvi.
de- de YER dssarrollada ca Puerto Ri
co 10 politics local dentro de los
principioa y las regla, que son els.
msntalss O. todos los pafaes bien
constisufdos polisicamsnts.
Sismpre que dertro dc un gohier-
no 10 inicia, tesdenclas opusstas en-
tire los mGs altos Representatives,, sl
gabinsse consti.ufdo por ssos fancis
narios 90 halia en- crisis, y entonces
20 impons como medidA salvadora 10
elimination do aouellos hombrss cue
estorban 10 rsalixaci6n dol plan.
Afortupadaments on Puerto Rico
ha somspzsdo ya una rsacci6n bsne
6ca y gracias 81 tacto que vlsnsn dc.
mostrando In mayor parte do loa hom.
bres del Eiecutivo, 80 obssrva actual.
!, msnte m mayor rsspeso { 10 opinion
p6blica y una m6s palpa bic adhasikn
do los efss de Departamsnto los
planes y 6ssiguios polfIisos del actual
Gohernados de este isla Honorable
Bee kmsr Winthrop.
Es menestsr que esta nueva y
plausible pr6ctica tome cArta de ngtu.
raleza entire nosotros, y 81 alguna
vsz, alguno de ssos altos EN- pleados
de IL Administration, querisndo obrar
CON absoluta indepsn isncia, 40 nega.
No 6 secu dsr los lsvantados prop6sl-
tos del Gohernador de essa isla, en- :
tonces q cate 10 tocsrfs buscar el re.
medic en- ~ atlas esfsras del Gobier
no de Wsahir gton, que saben muy
bien que un Goblerno no puede ir q
fracsso, poI conservar en ciertos des
tinos pdb'icos & individu alid sdes
que, cualquiera que ssa 81 ir 4 uensia
no debsn sobrsponsrse 4 les exigen
elias legftimas do I'm pueblo, nj & iai
eonvenisncias dc 10 politlca, qusI h,
do encamlnarse & In aatisfacci6n d,
ias necesidades y aspiracionss pu
lhlicas.
1 Nososros confamos on 10 discrs
ei6n y el tacto do los astuAles Jsfss d
Deparsamsnto, y abrigamos al firm
, convsncimisnto do qus slles serGn O
dtodss ocasiopes, unos leales coopsra
idores On 10 fscunda y patri6tiea labc
icuyo dsssrrollo esia sncomend ado
> 10 clara intsligsncia del Hon Gobsr
nador Winthrop, nuestro popular
) qusrido Gobernador.
ri pueblo de PUERTO Rico ansi
q YER sancionado y rteonocido el dert
D cho que tsne & sus libsrtades, y E,
!, Gobernsdor Winthrop, auxIlisdo pc
!. los miembros Amerlcanos del Consei
, toca 10 gloria dc conssguir que se
0 pronto una reslidad tangible 10 qr
: hasta hoy, solo ha sido I'm ideal hol
J. dsmsnts sentido por sodos los pus
Q torrlquthos.
sabemos que los sctuales func..s
narios amsricanos del Ejesutivo, .,
!, ben rendir culso & los principles dem
!. lcrAtlcos de 10 sab a Constltuci6n nj
clonal, y no duds mos que sllos sert
: los mejoras anxil'ares del pusb' o pue
, torriq para psdir oil Goblerr
B de Wsshl gson las mi.mss libertsde
, derecho y privllsgios que ellos 1
10 conssntiriau var desc n1cldos 8 me
b mados en- nipg6o estsdo 6 ter ritor
10 de la gran naci6n americana
al #*%
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-13
HARMONIC NECESAR|A

La harmonic de los homhrss del
Gobierno % un factor i'm ,ortsnte,
quizks el mas traseendensal, psrs man
tener inc6lume una cabal inteligen.
sis entire sl Gobierno y sl pueblo.
Cualqaisr persons qua entienda
algo de polftiea, no pr dr6 menos dc
rsconocer 10 vsrdad indiaeutibls del
anterior enunciado.
All como serfa materislmepte i'm
possible llegar q uu fia cualquiera ain
poner en- practica, dc una manera me-
t6dica y ordena's, los msdios -ads-
cuados & Ia natur alexa del fn que %
persigue, del mismo mode en- In mar
cha de 10 polfsica no podrfa llsgsrss
q un resultado prActico y bsnefiaioso
para sl pueblo sin que los encay sssl0s
do eneauzar lss corrientes { yscss
desordenadas do la opinion pGblica,
no &c psnetrsn de 10 alta misi6n dt
ractiva que lss est6 sncomsnd ada. por
los sxigsrclss do 10 realidad y om'tan
dar al pueblo sl busn ejamplo dc una
completa sompenetraci6n do ideas,
tendencies & imprimir oil Gobierno una
sola y reeta orisntaci6n, sin dssvia.
sionss do ninedn gSnsro hseia oil ideal
que conatituys, en- eada momsnto his.
t6riso, 10 aspiration dc un pueblo m
sioso de YER rsalizsdss sus piraelo
mes do libertsd.
EstA mission dirsctiva mas que en-
los ietes do las agrupacionss politics.
reside on los altos funcionarios encar.
gados do 10 administrator pGbllca On
general, y por tanto & ellos correspon
do en- primer t6rmtao dar al pueblo,
euyos iniereses administran, una lsc'
ci6n prlctica, on el sentido de iustif
car que solo una labor psrsistents,
ordenSda y arm6nica on oil medic apro
piado, para obtener on bsnefcio do
pueblo LOS frutos y les bsndicionss d,
un regimen liberal y auton6nieo, OF
el gobierno.
Si los hombres do 10 administra
ci6n en- vez do aunar sus esfuerxoa ey
un solo sentido, 90 entrstisnsn on man
tener puntos do vista diversos On
contra dos, sobre csda uno de los pro
blemas polfticos, on que deben snten
der por raz6n dc sus cargos, adsm&
de producer una scci6n desmoralixa
dora en- sl pueblo, OF torpecen, y dif
eultan, 10 marcha progressive del pais
| y hacen que sl goblerno csmins, haei
un fracaso tanto mas SECURE, ousnt
qus las rssoluciores que 10 adeptsr
30 hallsn mas distsncisdas dol comd
sentir del pueblo, On ordsn al Gobiel
no que dssea darss para sstisfaesr ID
nee Q ,idades publicas.
l No hay un solo pafs orgsnixsde
do una manera regular y on que I
tsngan nocionss de que es un bus
gobierno, sin que 90 ecnsidere, com
una necesidad po f.ca indiscutib'
que el ndcleo de homhrss que contit,
yen y representan la flnci6n eiecutiv
dol pcder pGblico, ssl6n periectamen
idsntif fcsdos CON la mArcha que On o.
do easo 90 estime mas oportuno 0
guir por sl mas alt, reprsssntAnts I
di:ho poder.
Dentro del regime actual impus
to { Puerto Rico por el bill Forsks
son los miembros del Executive lcs II
madoa & estableoer entire Of satas O
rrientss dc solidaridad polftica, que .
monizadas con las tsudsncias del q
tual Gobernador de Puerto Rico pu
den inprimir nuevos rumbos & las Q
lectlvldades militantss en- 10 polisi
actual y producer frutos verdadsr
= me ts hala2 2adores para todos los q
, ambioienanos YER inataurado de VI
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0EMOCRATS LAUNCH
BOOM FOR. BRYAN

ChllherE. l. c. Gilman. n y. Ran.
dolph. M NJ Lyter. ]. =. Iurey. W.
G Rutef. John Wallace. A. w PIN.
lipa Isaac Calhoun. Ayofill Beavers.
Judge Lyons, Frank Cattorill, Van
u ficraon. v. \. Southland. NJ. "a.
Maddocka. Henry W. Stein. Earl
Young. l. Frank Browne. Johnny
MaheG J. n Hoaonhaum. T. ].
Church. A. n Ernst. W. q. Keith.
William cofehoran. u. =. Oldham.
A. q Lane. John kcllcher. George
Anienan. A. l. Franklin. w Me.
Leod. I'D cnrfee. ] u Mrpermott.
}, Il Jacobs. ". A. Harmon. A. ".
heardnlee, Y q. Frost. a. q, stoel
aud n large number Of others
Tacoma aent 20 the banquet a
delegation Gf about forty. including
Mayor George 4, Wright, Chief OF
Police Thomas MaiouY. Ernest iia.
ter, A. Il. Tttlow. Leonard II pier.
son. o q Ellis. John q FLETCHER
Charles PiaaA. T J. Fleetwood.
Jamca Neil. W Il Oibiett. Carl D.
Eahelman. T. J Sweeney. James
Murphy. G. NJ. yesterday, ". Il
Nichols. Robert Evans. Harry ~
Collier. u nege. W Milnof. John
scott. A. a Garrctaon. ~ "a Jnhna.
ton and Frank l. Davis
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LIBRARY ISSUES
ITS REPORT
STANDARD OIL COMPANY 10
AMONG TIE DONORS OF LIT.
ERAruRE-eENrRAL LIBRA.
nv DOES sto BUSINESS.

The United States government.
the standard OH Company. the
Church Of Latter Day Saints, the
American nar Association. the Mis-.
aoafi railroad and warehouse com
mission. the old Corner Book Store
81 Boston and the Western H0ao
Temperance Society af Seattle are
among long list Of doaara of vol
amss tn the Seattle pahlle library.
published ia tho annual report OF
the library Ter 1905. which has inst
rocently been issued In pamphlet
form The report shows that the
total circulation Of books issued
from the library during the year
was sxt.s0l. 81 which 1915 were
from the central library
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Works a Year for
Four Cents

nld you ever think how little In.
teruat your money draws In the
bank Do fon knos that single
dollar Norhs an entire YEAR day and
aixht "a earn c~nts inseHt your
money IN the safest Of sii invest.
meats. The German Savings. nuild.
ina AMI Loan association. whsre
frosn ; to 10 pcr cent IN absolutely
assured For particulars so Chaa
osnes. secretary and treasurer. Z
Bailey buiiding SO
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n Sentiment at Banquet Is for the Nebraskan
Leader for the Next Nomination for Presi-
dency.-.GoV. Chamberlain for vice-President
Hearst Is Not Mentioned.


- mentina of the name 81 VII.
..anln4s BRYAN at the Demo.
asnanel held last alEht IN
s..e.,.essns hail aroused the SOC
..sssis IN attendance TO a fronzy
asia..,,''s. S ,., .s'' ~, 10 S s,,.s'.
80 ,hsn the unanimtty with
- n th0sa present Joined IN
80 ths peerless leader aud
- tAemsclyes hearSo az every
,i.sAea ol his name with the
:. i he next Democratic pfUsl
~ nnminat lion.
....,t..
rsA'" w
: "A the evening there Was not
.,..e mention ~ the name Of
- nog 4 single monitor 0f the
- i PARKER BAT one minor ref
- b Cleveland aud that a
s.s,lns one. No suggestion Of sofs
= Al the puctut death 81 German
- ne leaders of the party
- nameA urfc applaaded wcfe
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81 Spokane sent word that he was
unable 90 attend. a. did alao vii,
liam Goodyear 81 Coltax and J, N,
Phillips OF Nottingham. Ia tho ab.
scnce OF Judge Moore the toast an,
signed 10 him was responded 10 by
lndso J. T. Ronald.
Judge Turner's Address.
Judge Turner. in declaring the
sentiment OF tho gathering Tor the
nomination OF hf9an Ia iaos paid an
eloquent tribute TO the Nebraska
statesman. referring to him a. the
oNemplar of every virtue Ia private
life. that apostle 81 clean living and
high thinking. tho nalioa'a hope.
the tribune 1T the people. the Groat
commoneF. William Iennlngn firy.
an THIS sentiment VAS greeted
Vith Wild outburst of applause.
ludsc Turner also declared for the
nomination Of Governor George
Chamberlain In 1905 for the office
Of vice prealdent. which declaration
also was literally applaudod.
Lots Of spsAksrs
reasts we're responded 10 By J.
T. Ronald. A. J. hlethen. 0eorxa
Wright Of Tacoma. Frederick naus.
man. Howard Hathaway of Everett.
Thomas Vance OF Olympia. judge
Turner and James 7. tANler he
fore AdIournment a motion was
adopted esllink a meeting If the
same place neat Monday night Tor
the purpose of organizing a Demo
cratic club.
Among King county Democrats
present wsrV WILLIAMS rlgntt. E. G.
cheasty. J. W. God~in. Ba swee-
ney. Daniel kellher. O. Mead Em
CRY. Heary Drum. Charles q. Heif.
nsr, nen Briefly. W H. Todd. John
Y Terry. + C. Mlllson. Panl Land.
Prank v Lyman. Harry Il Dreas.
Alpheus nyers. George slmouds.
IleaFy W. Luna. john schFam. A
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Flnck's Big Auction
Sale

e dlsmonds watches. Jeweiry. sfi-
vsrwaru. clocks. cut glass; etc. daily
70 and 11a. sis aecana ave.
Chairs TOR ladies' zee
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THE STAR pU1IIsHfN0 CO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
Jererson; Addie Belle stinson. chero-

Jefferson; Addie Belle stinson. chero- kee.
 Bookkeeping - Claudia Atkinson. Dale; Daisy Mary Cross, Jefferson; Rita Morton, Jefferson.
 Dressmaking-Lillian Mcvay. Clarke. Irene Thomas, Walker; Annie Weaver, Bibb. s Cooking-Matt:e Bentley, Jefferson. Hyacinth Haynie, Fillmore; Bessie kir- shler. Shelby; Kate Lusk, Marshall; Clyde Purifoy, Wilcox; Lucy Reynolds, Geneva; Theo Weaver. Bibb.
 Music-Susan Jane Beech. Jackson; Kate Pearl Douglass, Barbour; Mary Narcissa Jones, Fayette.
 Oratory-willie May Thornton, Dal- las.
 At this juncture an incident occurr- ed that was not in the program. A beautiful life sized portrait of Presi- dent Peterson was presented to the school by the art class. The present. ing speech was happily made by Dr. George B. Eager, who paid high trip ute to the work of Dr. Peterson for the school. The portrait was accept ed for the trustees by Hon. Sam Will John. who said the walls of the schools could now be ornamented by the por- traits of the three men who had done most for 1t, Sol Bloch, it's author, pr. Eager and President Peterson. The unveiling of the portrait was heartily cheered by the school
 A quartet of girl students rendered delightful music during the exercises. The following Shakespearean pro- gram was rendered tonight, by the school of oratory: nA
 Simple Aveu," (Thome)--Orchestra.
 Romeo and JuIict--Act ii, Scene il. Dramatis Personae-Romeo, son to Montagu.
 Juliet, daughter to Cappiet.
 Scene-Capulet's orchare
 Miss Della Shipp.
 Henry vIII--Act fl, Scene iv.
 Dramatis Personae-Henry VIII. King of England.
 Katherine. wife of Henry VIII.
 Cardinal Wolsey.
 Scribe; Crier. < Scene-A Hall in Biack-friars.
 Miss Nadine Helm.
 Hungarian Dance" (Brahms)-Or- chestra, C.
 twelfth Night--Act ii, Scene iii. & Dramatis Personae--Sir Toby Belch, uncle to Olivia; Sir Andrew Aquee- cheek; Feste, clown; Maria, 9 maid
 Scene-A room in Olivia's house.
 Miss Mamie Davis.
 'Minuet," Boccherini)-Orchest
 The Winters Tale-Act V, Scene i'll.
 Dramatis Personae--Leontes, King of Sicilia; Polixencs, King of Bohe- mia; F1orizel, Prince of Bohemia; Per- dita, daughter to Leontes and Hermi- one; Camille, Lord of Sicilia; Hermi one, wife to Leontes; Paulina, friend to Hermione.
 Scene-A Chapel in Paulina's house.
 Miss Mary Lauderdale.
 Henry v.-Act V, Scene fl.
 Dramatis Personae-Henry V, King of England; Katherine, daughter to Charles, King of France
 Scene-France. A room in the pal ace.
 Miss Della Shipp.
 Mexican Serenade' Iangley)-Or- chestra.
 Spanish drill-Misses Dodd. Embry, Hughes. Davis, Poole, Chandler, Hall. Baker, Morgana Jones. Shrader. Wise and Pratt.
 The final exercises will take place tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
Stops Drink Craving

Nothing is responsible for mora suffering and misery both to the afflicte6.S one and to his friends and relatives than drunkenness. It will be good news to many in this town that E. c, F7wler is selling a cure called orrine for which they are authorized to sell
 under a positive guarantee If 1t does not stop the drink craving and absolutely cure the drunkard the money will be refunded.
 Orrine Is in two forms: No. to be given without the patients knowledge. and No. for those who desire to be cured. The rem edy costs but S1 % a package. Mail orders filied Ask E. G. Fowler to tell you what they know about this remarkable remedy,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
WORK CRACKSMEN SAFE IN l.. & N. DEPOT AT ALA
 BAMA CITY BLOWN. That Experts Did the Job Is the Opin- ion of the PoIice--Only $37.37 Secured By the
 Burglars.

Gadsden, May 15.-The safe in the Louisville and Nashville railroad sta tion in Alabama City was wrecked and robbed by expert cracksmen sometime Monday night. The job was done by persons who knew how to blow safes successfully without making noise.
 Tuseday morning when the clerk en- tered the depot he saw the floor cov- cred with fragments of the door of the modern iron safe. The safe was wre ,ked and every drawer in the office was pried open. Pieces of steel with which burglars forced doors and draw CTS was found on the floor. The place was filtered with small pieces of the door which was blown from the hinges. The cracksmen got away with $37.37 and apparently were not after anything but money.
 Chief White was called to Alabama City and he and Chief Jarrard made a close examination of the premises. The job was undoubtedly done by experts. Soap and other articles necessary were lying on the floor. Nitro glycerine was the explosive used. There is no clue It Is the second time the Louisville and Nashville safe in Alabama City has been blown within two years.