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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
A Iawver,s Advlce.

Timothy Coffin. who was prominent
at the Bristol county Massachusetts,
bar half a century ago, once secured
the acquittal of an old Irish woman
accused of stealing a pienl of pork.
AS she was leaving the courtroom
she put her hand to her mouth. and.
in an audible whisper, said.
"Mr. Carfn, whatll I DO with the
por-ruk?"
quickly came the retort: Eat It.
you fool; the Judge says you didn't
steal It."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
SHOULD THE FEEBLE BE sLAIN2
Civilization Dependent Upon the
Safety of Each Life.

Civilization Dependent Upon the
Safety of Each Life.
Civilization depends upon the safe
ty of each life, and it would cut away
our very foundation to give any one
the legal right to. destroy others, says
American Medicine. 1t is this inherit
ed instinct which causes some states
to abolish capital punishment, though
it is generally believed that they
thereby do not properly guard the
lives of the normal citizens. The
medical profession has only one rea-
son for its existence, and that reason
is the prolongation of life. 1t is a
reason bound up in the very growth
of modern society itself To give a
physician the legal right to end a life
would therefore destroy the founda-
ton of the existence of the profession.
As a body physicians are emphatic
against all such propositions. In ad-
dition, it is frequently pointed out
that it is not always possible to say
when a life is surely doomed. Pa
tents not infrequently recover from
conditions which had every appear
ance of being fatal. If a physician
had the right to end painful life,
which apparently was soon to end
itself how long would he retain his
practice? People want a doctor who
will struggle to keep them alive to the
very end, even when appearances are
all against them
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Resting Period One of Profit.

The man who fails TO appreciate the
value of recreation is making a great
mistake Attention to business and
devotion to duty are essential to sue
cess in this strenuous age, but that
fact is in itself the most eloquent plea
for a season of rest; a breathing spell
so that the high tension methods Of
to-day will not wear us out before our
time. If the everyday pace was more
moderate there would be less urgent
need of rest 1t is the pace we are
keeping time to in business in this
age that makes a vacation imperative.
Exhaustion results in not only tempo
rary but a permanent loss of vital
force. The rest period is often the
profit period in a busy mans life. No
machine can run necessarily withU~t
repairs and the vacation time Is the
repair time in the great scheme OF
human conomy.-Four Track News.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
A Feminine Financier.

"T want a check this morning,
George"
What amount"
1.-TWO hundred"
every well. That will make four
hundred"
-Four hundred what?"
-Four hundred dollars that ] have
overdrawn my account"
"And will the bank refuse to pay
it?"
That's the way they ao business"
GIVE me the check, George. l can
get the money. The bank cashier is
an old admrer of mine"
"Then you don't get It."
"Brute!"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
Retaliation.

so you had a grudge against the
janitor?"
Eyes, sir. And to get even | pre-
scented him with box of cigars my
wife gave me for a Christmas pres
ent."
"Ah, that was cruel revenge"
"But he came back"
Gle did?"
Eyes he tossed the whole box in
the furnace and the cabbage-stalk
fumes came up the. register to our
fat"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06
KNEW PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE
This Will Explain How Some Men
Acquire Riches.


This Will Explain How Some Men
Acquire Riches.
! A local business man recently lost
d pet dog which he valued very much
Says the Albany Journal He was very
anxious 10 have the dog returned to
him and announced that he would give
a reward of S.. A woman residing
some blocks away found the dog and
heard that the business man had Of
fered the reward. She called him up
on the telephone.
Hello! Is that Mr.. -
eyes" was the answer.
"Well, Mrs. - is talking. | have
found your dog and understand you
have offered a reward of So"
yes" said the man. 81 have Of
fered a reward but not for the return
of the dog, but to some one who will
guarantee to keep him safely locked
up. He is very vicious and has caused
me considerable trouble. For that rea-
son | am anxious that the dog be not
returned TO me-"
lit was SuhuIHig oiiub OiA VI az YIN
|munication with the woman, who, it
appeared later, had quickly hung up
the telephone receiver, after hearing
The last remarks. The man was at a
SS TO explain the woman's action UNI
short time later she appeared at
re. with his dog tied to rope
is your dog" she said ex-
Is she opened the door and
he canine inside. at is mir
ut he did not eat up my chill
You ought to be ashamed of
for allowing a vicious beast
h to run about at freedom"
Z waiting for a response she
ally disappeared.
DThe man had good laugh. We'll,
well he said. that is the easiest s.
l ever earned in my life"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-04-06

Stern Parent-What time did that
young man leave?
Pretty Daughter-Just when you got
home from the lodge, ma returned
from her bridge party, and Bridget
came back from her night out.-New
York Sun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
.EXCITACION PO PU-
lar que hubO en-
San Antonio.
AmenazarOn a un hOmbre con la
ley de Lynch.

Dicen de Dallas (Texas) nuestro CO.
lega '.Le Courier des Etats- u MIS-, de
New York.
Un despacho de San Antonio, anunci6
que la excitaci6n popular era grande en-
esa region, y que sc ha declarado una YER
dadera guerra de raza entire blancos ne
groS, prop6sito del proceso seguido con-
ira el negro Monk Gibson, que fu6 preso
por ell delito de asesinato.
Los habitantes negros Sc reunieron con
el objeto de Balvar 4 Gibson, case de que
fuera condenado muerte. A su vez, un
gran n6mero de habitantes blancos decla-
raron abiertamente que haran todo 10 posi-
BILE por hacer sufrir al negro la ley de
Lynch 81 es absuelto por la Corte.
El sheriff Tobey ha colocado una guar
dia especial compuesta de veinticinco hom-
bres, alTededor de la prisi6n mas de Glen
individuos han sido designados para guar
dar la sala del tribunal donde Sc desarro-
lara el proceSo.
Ademas Sc han dado 6rdenes estrictas
para que todos los negros que asistan los
debates sean examinados registrados,
asf como todos los blancos sospechosos
Ning6n individuo portador de un arma
cualquiera, sera admitido como espectador
del nrn0psn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
una ESFERA ALAR-
mante en- BARGE
Iona.
EI haIIazgO sOspeGhOsO cause gran
impression en- Ia pOpuIOsa Ciudad
espa1OIa.

En- la escalera domiciliaria del edificio
de la parroquia de Santa Maria del Mar.
-dicen de Barcelona, spana-hall6sc ha-
ce varios dias un objeto esferico, del tama-
no de una naranja, en- forma de bomba
con un pequefio orifcio taponado con una
cufiita de MADEIRA.
Lo hallaron dos curas de la iglesia,
quienes notifcaron el suceso q los guar.
dias.
Estos formaron un Gordon alguna dis
tancia del edifcio para impedir el paso
los transeuntes.
Acudieron allf Ell alcalde, el gobernador
civil y el captain general senior Martite-
gui.
Sc orden6 recoger la supuesta bomba
con gran lujo de precauciones, depositan-
dola en- un pozo hasta 6ltimar los prepa-
rativos para el analisis.
Y luego, s1pose, que, segdn dictameu
del Laboratorio Qufmico Municipal, el
citado objeto no contenfa metralla alguna,
y 81 dnicamente un lfguido cuya compost
ci6n era desconocida, que fue recogido
en- una botella para analizarlo con aten-
ci6n.
Ls noticia del hallazgo produTo gran
impression en- Barcelona
El conceial republican, sefor Teixid6
propuso en- una session al ayuntamiento
que votara la cantidad de $4,000 8 100
pesetas para premiar cualquier delaci6n
que permita las autoridades descubrir
los autores de los atentados terroristas que
tienen en- vilo Ia pobIaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
Cartas detenidas en- eI COrfeo.

Sc encuentran detenidas las siguientes
cartas en- la administration de eorreos de
esta ciudad:
Abramsefi, Rebeca Acabar, Isolina An
dina, Balentfn Arroyo, Pedro Berries,
Mateo Caballero, Ruperto Castaho, M~g-
dalina Costa, Magdalene Cruz, Catalin
Cruz, Domingo Cruz, Antonio Francisco
Dany, Fernando Domenech, Mariana
Dunkerly, VIM. Dula, w. w. Estrella,
Jes6s Esquiaga, Luis Encarnaci6n, Euge
Mo Enrique, Norberto Fernandez, Juan
Gonzalez, Andres U. Gonzalez, Maria
Gonzalez, Laura Vda. de Gonzalez, Juto
Grigsby, Link Harris, Moses Hern&ndtz,
Jose Hernandez, Santiago Hitchcock, F.
F. Hitchcock, F. F. Ibanp Salvador Nc
reno, Domingo Lacy, Wyne Lara, Maria
Larson, Eric Lewis, Abraham Loire 10,
Antonio Long, Rexta Lopez, Dionicio Lo-
veil, Robert Mahony, John Marcono, Can
dido Maroldt Herman 0. Martinez, Ber-
nardo Mardouado, Encarnaci6n Molina,
Juan Montiol, Enrique Ancoas Morales,
Juan Nicolas, Isfas Nieves, Maria Nogera,
Quelemente Ortega, Carolina Ortiz, Pedro
Orbim, Rosa Pedroso, Luis Purmrn, j.
W. Quites, Matfas Ramirez, Eduardo Ri
vera, Basilia Riquielm, Julia Rodriguez,
Amalia Rodriguez, JustianO Robles, Fell
cita Rosario , Mercado, IsidrO Rosado,
Gregorio Romano, Angel sandoval, Fran
cisco Garcia Santiago, Candida Silva, RAJ
mon Sof6, Cristobal SoleT, Manuel Torres,
Jes6s Torres, Jose Torres, Ramon Torres,
Micaela Underdam, Charles Santiago,
Juan Williams, John Iglesias. MNrc dee.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
DOS HERDS En- MRYRGUEZ

Dicen de Mayagiiez que el dia 27 in
gresaron en- el hospital de aquella ciudad,
procedentes del barrio Algarrobo,' Justina
Rodriguez y Ramon Velez; la primera
presenta una herida contusa en- el codo del
brazo derecho de centfmetros.
Ell suceso dicen Sc debe que Nemesio
Mufiz, esposo de Justina Rodriguez sor-
prendi6 4 6sta con Ramon Velez.
FL juzgado municipal Sc oonstituy6 en-
el hospital tomar declaration q los heri-
dos y dispuso la detenci6n del agresor Ne
mesio Mufiz, el cual fue puesto en- iber-
tad mediante fanza prestada.
-JUNCOS-A don Nicolas Benitez
Delgado, le imvitamos one conteste nues-
tras cartas, para one rinda cuenta, de los
intereses que le han sido confados de esta
Empresa durante el tempo que fue agente
de este diario en- La iudicada poblaci6n,
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
darezca eEta Teclamo, p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
COmpahia de Variedades que ha lle-
gadO AreGibO.
Antonio Paz ha sldO all pussto en- llbsrtad halO
tIanza de sells mil dollars.
Mario 29.

Ha sido contratado el Teatro de esta ciu-
dad por una Companfa de variedades, lie
gada de Europa en- el "vapor Miguel PM
los" El Director Mr.. Wood es esperado
mafana con Ia compafifa y probablemente
el sabado hara So debut. Presentaran ac-
tos de prestidigitaci6n, hipnotismo, y OF os
curiosos espectaculos. Mr.. Wood es un
afamado ventrilocuo. Miss Edna, la mu
jer que anda por ell espacio, curiosfsimo es-
pectaculo.
-El pr6ximo sabado contraeran matri-
monio dos apreciables j6venes de esta ciu-
dad.
Hoy ha aido decomisada por ell inspec-
tor do sanidad una vasija de leehe a1uIte
rada procedente de la vaquerfa del sen r
Mora.
Hoy la sido puesto en- liIerta me
dante una ianza de seis mil pesos d. An
tonic Paz, el cual sali6 seguidamente para
Mayagtiez.
Ell pr6ximo domingo tendra lugar en-
esta ciudad la Asamblea que celebra la
Association M6dica que tendra efecto en-
los salones del Casino, cedidos galantemen
te por Ia Directiva para este aeto. Sc es-
pera gran concurrencia de medicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
uaRnueya8 ,llHea, otrafirpl, elte Me-
XiC0aYi0S EStad0S UnidOSg soil.

! ,5Desde 81 din adadG fsbDeTo tqusd6 5estable.1
zelda sanas nuevU knea dehEap pores entire.
fNuesa Orleahsbayjl Prugresosz tAAfIesxieo9s
PeFtehece la empresa naviera domicilia-
da EN- el pnimeuo de dos citadOs puertos u
denominada: "Mexican American S. S.
Co." y desde luego 6sta empresal hapuesto
al exclusive serVieio ldeodicha hneai Is sps
dos hermoH6sV Vapores II City of Mexico "
"City of TampioOyp s.de Soil t5neladas
cada uno, de aceroy Idotades de stodas las
comodidades apetecihles = acong unl antar-
de diez nudos por hoBa. ohe2eH ~ aTao
Estos vapores estdnadestinados q layGar-1
ga al pasaje de la. clase,,dnica cue seTa
admitida en- eilos. Al efecto azfispoRenade
amplios salones y espl6ndidOsi ocamarotes.
alumbrados con luz electrically riua,yduo
samente decorados; de comedores suntuo-
sos, con abanicos electricos; de bibIiotecag
salon de fumar, etc. A todo estoI Sc unea
Ia ventaja de que el pasaje solo costara
$25 de un puerto al otro ORC americana.
FL primer viaje 10 efectu6 uno de diehos
vapores saliendo de Nueva Orleans ell dia
/, en- 10 sucesivo saldran escs vapore-,
del mismo puerto cada ounce dias, en-
pleando solo so horas en- la travesia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
En- Ia Audisncia De Mayaguez.

Ell distinguido joven mayagdezano sefior
William Santos Tic, Sc estren6 en- aquella
Corte el dia 13 del corriente mes, llevando
la defensa de Cris6stomo Ortiz, acusado de
haber seducido 4 Monserrate Henry.
81 nuevo letrado inform6 de manera
habil, razonada y elocuente, siendo muy
felicitado por todos sus compaheros.
Celebramos que el senior Santos TIC siga
avanzando en- su carrera, ccnservando to-
do 10 que conquiste. Que Sc abra paso,
por su talento, y con 81 estudio y la perse.
verancia en- el trabajo; que logre negar q
uno de nuestros p imeros pueStos en- Ell
foro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
ASAMBLEK En- PONCE.

Del al Is del entrante mes se efectua-
ra en- Ponce la asamblea anual espiritista,
para Ia que hay gran animaci6n entire los
elementoa que pertenecen tai orden de
ideas y cEeenciaa
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Un curadOr' PrOdlgioso.
cura los enfermOs medic de poder misteoso.r
cIase Intermediates.
El Profesor 6. "a. MANI. =.

"Creo que es an crif1en Cd haeeF eRs
perimentos con Ia salud de Las personasi'l. \.
dice el Prof. Mann, Presidente del Iusti-
tuto de Radiopatfa 81 20 no tuviese IL
plena conviction y la absolute seguridad
de que por medic de mi nuevo tratamienl
to puedo curar toda, clase de eRfeEmeda-
des, ann aquellas en- que otros tratamieu-
tos han resultado ihefcaces, no osarfa
promoter e1 devolvex la saldd los etifef5
mos. No hay NADIA mas precioso para el
hombre que la salud :, NADIA mas terrible
que una muerte premature. |"
"Algunas dolencias pue son al principle
insigni6cantes pueden degeneTaf en- sefiaS
enfermedades cronieas. rFiTmemebte ore0
que mi nuevo descuhrimiento, Ia. Radio
patfa, es el tratamiento mas maraVilloso
de todos los hasta e1 dfa conocidos y es
mi deseo el que todo el mundo obtenga
los benefcios que de el pueden detivarse.
Es mi deseo curar q todos, grandss =
chicos; me propongo decir Dos enfeTRoS;
absolutameLte gratis, como ,puedena is-
cobrar la saludl i coti lfranq queza idig5,
que preferiria ser llamado ' el benefactor
de los enfermos - que poser las inmeusaa
riquezas de Creso , 7
Estaa declaraciohes fieneH mucha inn
portancia; pero adnell0sique conozcau al
Prof Mann, 6 haYan eStado soruetidos e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-30
POR CABLE.
Sc dssIgna IN dslsgsdD ssplritlsta en- Mexico.

Un cable fue puestO aver, por el Presi-
dente del Comite EspiritiSta de San Juan,
designando como representante de los espi-
ritistas de Puerto Rico para el Congreso
que ha de verifcarse en- la capital de Me
xico, al senior Federico Hey, joven aleman
de gran ilustraci6n y vastoB conocimientos
cientffcos que Sc encuentra de paso en- Ia
referida capital de Ia progresista Repd-
blica.
En e1fa impTenea se venda papel de Pc
,S6.4sn0 ,-snsa Il 40 m nxaspakm1
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gar del hecho por un .repTesentante dc,
LA GoRREsP0 P0NDENcIA, VI sugcto Tomas
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el RaFcarcel, por Ia tarde1 lmiediiaa3uGio pa
/ lahras una bofetadta de paIte del Bar.
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nada .tienda siguiiendo Ia calfe arriba," Il
arepetidoI Barcarce1. Pasaba eli Olueinido II
al eneontrarse sobreviino un choqueo. de re-
.sultas del cuaf recibi0 .aqueI dos puialadas'
enuel hombro Y homoplato izquierdo, esta
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21

The regular monthly officers meet.
ing Of the Y. l.. NJ. /. A. ofCache
stake will be held Sunday July %, at
2 D. m, instead Of the first Saturday
in August as heretofore. The place
OF meeting will be the First ward
room Of the Tabernacle
This change will give officers who
work in stores and other places oil
business an opportunity Of attending
the meeting. A full attendance is
therefor requested.
MARY L. HENDRICKToN,
MARTHA CARLISLE,
MAGGIE SMITH.
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The Big Circus.

Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
Worlds Greatest Shows, which will
exhibit in Logan, Friday, August 3,
has been enlarged upon such broad
scale of liberality as TO almost pre-
clude the depletion of It's real magni-
tude on paper. Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers, always modern and pro-
gressive, have had for years the big
gest and best show on earth, yet this
season they have more than doubled
their immense amusement enterprise
by the addition of complete new trains,
hundreds OF horses and people, and
by entire new shows, The GROWING
features OF these almost unlimited ad-
ditions is the stupendous spectacular
and pantomimic production, Flight
ing the Flames" introducing 1900
people and an entire train load Of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the laying OF cement side
walk six feet wide on the east side of
Main street between First South
street and Fourth South street, will
be received until ~ m. August lst,
1906, at the Office of the City Recorder
OF Logan City, Utah. For further
particulars consult Niels Hansen, City
Engineer. A certified check OF ten
per cent of amount must accompany
bid. COMMITTEE ON PAVING.
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massive scenery and ornate aces
series. This colossal production is
SHOWN IN the largest tent ever made
Tor circus-a mammoth canvass the
atre, arena and aerial enclosure. bril-.
liautly lighted and comfortably seat
ing 1900 people. The monster free
street parade, a glittering pageant
full three miles in length, is alone
worth the amount charged for the
circus proper. 1t is replete with new
and novel professional attractions,
displaying beautifully carved and
decorated floats. representative OF
every country on the globe, richly at
tired horsemen from every known ma.
tion aud monster herds of elephants
and camels, with a division for the
children, and full hundred cages Of
rarest wild animals known to zoolog-
lists. In the arenic performance Fore.
paugh and Sells Brothers introduce
BIO performers, each one a premier
artist. There are more than POO acts
in the circus program, and most Of the
acts are exclusively novel and sensa-
uonal. In the trained animal display
Forepaughs and Sells present three
herds Of huge elephant actors, squad
ronS of cute little ponies in acts that
never fail to please the children,
Captain Webbs wonderful performing
seals, and cakewalking and high
school horses In exhibition of the
highest type Of equine intelligence
and marvellous new conceptions. The
circus performance is given on two
stages, in three rings and on a wide
quarter mile hippodrome track.
These wonderful shows will exhibit
here one day only, and give perform
ances at two o'clock and eight o'clock.
Admission tickets and reserved num-
bered chairs will be sold at Forepaugh
and Sells down town ticket Office
Ritter Bros. Drug Co circus day at
exactly the same price charged In the
ticket wagons on the show grounds.