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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
NOLI ME- TANGERE

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color de
Excelensmo snor (l AcAId,) virtuoi'mOs HcerdOtss
cristiAros, hermsnos On Jesucrlssols
DOR e audoro cuya atenci6n recogmiento e tsfaceon
La prime pae del sermon debfa de ser en- ctellano 10
seounda on tsgAIo: lOquebGntur 0nneS t1ngdS
DAspu6s de exsendi6 ma1estuosmente m1no de-
rechA hca e altar iando 10 vsts acAe ueQo cruz6 los
baxo enamente sin decr pAbrs paSsndo de eaa
puer mayor cortando Are borde de msno con nto
mpetu que los Interpretation g'so por un mandate
as a6re nQue6 eIuv0 dudando sobre
nIr ouedrse peo va e predcador empezAba hblAr
voz fuerte ena DeCiddamenGe 10 antigua ANA era
inegente On medicina ,.,,<
cuo de IA santa pabrA vna que brotar de mi boca Old pues
con los odos alma del coE6n que les paabras del Stnor
no cQIn en- pedgoso las CONAN Las AVes
no que broen santa nmente en- dc
nuestro venerable sera6co padre San Fancco oactros
prndes pecadoe uvos de los moros de vida etern en- p
eeI de 10 sciv concupiscenca remas en- las 2aeras dc
Satan Internal we'd ah reverene compuncon que re,cA
las amas de ID cautvidAd del demonio 81 eit1rzAdo DaVu 81
vcoroso RodSn del crIansmo al guarda OWL cees1 mss
vente oue todos les guarda cveS unos hAbdos por hoe
" asrez arrug6 ain mas arma que una cruz de
pao vence CON denuedo 81 eserno i8dn de lss tniebaG
todos los ecuaces de Luzbei haba expado todoa para
aiempre los esIisuI oesen inmortIeI Esa mavh 9e
Il oeaci6n dvin eite porteno 81 benaVenurado Dego &c
AcakS
Los rudc indioV pGn xpreli6n del corrponssl DO pef
caron del pkrrafo ora que s pAabr guaG clU@ 8d
San Deqo San FrGncSco obSsraron mala cara que hAoa
puesto aferz Gesto becoso del predcsdor dedueon
que auue porque psssgU loa mAhechores pan
Diego San Francco ncRgaan de eo como - nadia he
cho este 6mc on tempo egdn aesguHba ana pnturA
exente en- e convento de Mn San Francco con un
sOo Gordon hlbI couenidO nv6n china de os prlmeFo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
DIAZ
Abogado, Notario
San Iuan, Pusrto-Rico
SAN JUSTO l2
SAN JUSTO Il.

-Esia ma mana 80 VIC en- 10 Corte
de Dhtrito, secc.6n ifg india, el iuicio
contra Francisco Tolentlno, acusado
de Ataques con interci6n de eometsr
asesinlto, A petici6n del Fiscal Cam
pillo, ell iurade declare sin culpAbili'
dad al senior Tolentino.
Han renunciado sus pueatoa CO.
mo conceiales del ayuntamiento de
Aaasco, los seaores don Francisco
Figueroa y don Antonio Charneeo,
Faeron propuestos para cuhrir
dichaa vaeantes, los sef1orea don Ig.
nacio Sein y don Jose Llamas Her
nandez.
En- el vApor sNsnserrAt, que So
10 para Espafia, embarcan 10 dintin'
gaida sefora dofls Luisa G. dc Be-
nero y sus sef1oritas hiias Carmelita
y Pepita.
-MafAnA las 10 y 80 p. m. se
recogerA 10 corresp spondencia que ha de
conducir & los Estados Unidos el va
por <Coamo,s
-Esta tarde zarparG para Cuba
ell vaIor sJulis.s
Aver tarde, dsspues de tsrmins
das las carreras del Hip6dromo, el
dueflo del cabAllo sAsriposas, de Sa
linas, invite al representAnte del ca.
bAllo <Perla fnas a repetir 10 carers
de escape, iugaudo les eantidades d,
pesos (miles) y segdu II formes, 70 fa'
Aceptada. En- las pr6xImAs carrsra q,
se haran grandes apuestss al caba
llo <Aaripoaa
Ell Tribunal Supreme accedio
un acto de Certiord,a del licenciado Sc
Cor Bsnftez Castafio, en- reprentaci6I
de don Rafael Rivera Esbri, do Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

que es obligEo:ia en- squel cruce dc
GALES, en- momento en- que atravezsba
oil cochs correo, dirjgldo por Manuel
Disdier.
Cusndo este trst6 de contener los
caballos, "a el cArro electrleo eatabs
sobre el carrusje, Arrol a1dolo J ha-
ciendo rodar por el suelo & los caba.
Hos, que resultaron con A'gunos & u.
pes.
Ell guArdia de serviclo, Ramon
Gopzalez, tom6 nota del conductor y
motorista del CARO- electrico, que 30
llsman Luis Norazs y Rafael E.calo.
na respectivamente, denunci6ndoles.
El ccchero result6 ileso milsgro
samente.
Los dos marlneros que promo
vieron el sabxdo un esca dalo en- 10
calls del Sol, y cuyo hecho reterim o.
en- otro lugar, fueron conde1adoa hoy
Paul Dunlewy, q tres meses de carcel
y $50 de multa y Charles Watson &
dos meses y $50.
Aver regres6 de HumacAo nuea
tro amigo el Lcdo, don Eugenio Be-
nitez Castafio, quien estuvo Algunos
dfas en- squella ciudad en- Asuntos de-
81 pre- cfesi6n.
or Hay una colocaci6n de Tenedo,
de libros y OdciniatA on una casa d.
comereio. Ofertas mAnuscritas cor
particulAres y r,fsrsneias al P. o
Box s07 San Juan. 81
Sc nos ssegurA que don Anto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

Por dlcha orden sl tribunal ordena al
iutz de Ia Colte de Diitrito, de aous-
lie jurlsdiccl6n, suspenda lcs proct di-
mlertoi que Sc iniciaron para copfs
car una f4nzR preatada por ell senior
Rivera don Juan OrtA. Tsmb'e Ga "a
ordenA 90 remitan los autos oil Sup,e
no para gu revision.
Juan Dis, que sgredi6 ell saba
DO Aleisndrina Catsls, en- SArturce,
tue condenAdo hoy Sl5 de molta o 30
diSs dc Arresto.
Ramon Medina, Andres Figue-
roa y Pedro Moran, promovieron un
fuerte escAudalo el sAbado en- Ia no
che, en- rifis que sbstuvieron. La 20.
licia los eonduio q 10 prevention.
En- el vapor eMonserrats I'm bar.
90 hoy para Europa nuessro respeta
BILE excelente amigo el Lcdo. don
Frarclsco dc P. Aeuhs.
Desesmos un teliz vlsje oil distiu-
guido ccmpatriota.
Ell sabaeo ocurri6 un gran 90.
ca1dalo en- el safe.in <La Gran Para.
das ds Jo,6 Ortiz, eAlle del Sol.
Dos marinos americancs, psrte.
necientts al vapt r sArkaiias, ,trata, on
dc atropellar 4 una muier, 10 que eviti
el guardfa Sergio Di,z hic.endole
abAndonar el eatablecimiento.
AL hsllsrse fuers, uno de ellos,
Charles Watson, sgrsdi6 q un nifIo,
dAndole un 'puntspie. Volvi6 & in
tervenir el expresado gul rdia en-
t6nces entire el Watson y su ccmpa nero
Paul ronltwy, 10 Acometieron, tratan'
do de desarmArle. Mientras Watson
lushAba con el expresado poliefa por
quitArle Ia macanA, Donlewy le arrsu.
CO de Ia fanda el revolver, apunt&n.
dole con 81, no hAbi6ndols disparado
porque el arma estAba ca su SECURE y
psrece quesuo 10 entendi6
El guardia % VIC on el csno sde
darle un macanazo q Watson cuan.
do esto ocurri6 Dunlswy emprendi6 10
fugA por la ealle de 0 Donell, hasta
10 plaza dc Colon, On donde sl policfa
Rivera 10 pudo detener, ocupandole el
revolver.
Sc ensuentran On San Juan nues
tro diatirguido amigo y eorrsligIona'
rio do Arecibo don Bernardo Huiey y
el apreciable ioven dc Manatf don
FrAncisco Brunei.
-Eata mai1ana salio haoia Ma
guabo una comisi6n del Consejo Eje
cutlvo &C m ouesta de los Mffores Ora
hams y Cabot. Les aeompaf1A el EN-
pleAdo de obtas pdbllcAs senior GL.
menez.
Ell Juez del allie RbaolvI6 hoy
& F.orentino Roman, que fle denun
ciado por haber sgrsdido aver on
Santurce i Euaebl Romin.
lOontinta on Ia Ddgino G1l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
res general,

Il les sVolanderas, refsrentes q
YAbucoa que insertsmos en- nuestro
ndmero del sAbado sparecl6 una ljgera
srrats, tai como 10 de equivocar el
nombre del pre- fssor setior Heeky, con
el dc su padre. El nombre del primero
90 Juan, y la tease <largs prlctiea On
sl msgisterios SO refsrfa al segundo.
-Desde aver se encuentra enfer-
mo el Sub. ComisionAdo dc Tesorerfa
Mr.. Dix. LIE sus.ituye en- 81 oneins
un empleado de aquel departamsnto,
Aver domingo, tue- herido on
Juncos el gusrdia Juan r. Rivera.
Presents una hsrida grave en- 10 e.
pAlda.
Tamb.sn reault6 hsrido mortal.
msnte su sgresor, cuyo nombre no se
menciona por el teniente Aongil que
telegrsfia el hssho al Quartet general
de poliefA.
Ell sabado hizo su debut 10 com
DC MA Acr6bata <LowAndes que otrai
veces ha aplaudido el p1olico do ests
ciudad. Todos los artiatas que toma
ron parte en- laa tunciones del sAbadc
domingo ,fueron muy celebrados pol
los diffcilss trabsios que On trapecio
alambre y escalera eieeutan, Nos ocu
paremos con mas extension do dich,
compaifa, que es muy acceptable.
Aver tarde o,urri6 un accidents
en- 10 calle de 10 FortslezA esquina
San Joi6, Venia un CARO- eleclrict
dc Santurcs, no hAcieudo 10 parad'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

nio Bs2an, sgente republicano de ins
cripciones del precnto de San Juan,
presentara 10 renuneia de su cargo.
-Se sncrenira en- esta ciudsd,
desde snoche, don Jose r. Aponte,
Fiscal de Ia Corte dc HumAcao. Fl
senior Aponte tuvo una entreviltA con
sl Attorney General.
GORE oil rumor de que muy prom
TO 90 hsrG una combin scion dc Flscs
les en- las Cortes de Distrito dc San
Juan, Ponce y Msysguez.
-Ha sido multsdo el comerciante
America Andini con cien dollars de
multa por ir fracciones i las leyes de
rentas internas.
LA Corte municipal sentsnci6
hoy & Lorer 70 Gsrefa, por sgresi6n
en- SAnturce q Alejandrina Andino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
SECC|0N MERcANT|L
Aotas GomeIeia|es Dc San Juan

Ulsimas operacionesde aIdcar:
A s3 Is polarization garaniizada
AeciOncs
Banco dc Pto. Rico Q % ki3.
Banso Territorial.. Q ISL & 1s.
Banso Popular 10 I'll.
Buques anunciadOs
Vapor espsfiol <Monserrats del &c
al 22 del que sursa estara aquf pro
cedente dc Colon y escalas siguiendo
visje para Espsfia.
Vspor noruego sWslderi kInss es-
"a para sslir de Monte, ideo con cate
dsstino Los intruduetores deben
tranamitir sus 6rdenes por cable prom
tamente; terminadas aquf aus opera
clones seguira visie para Fspafia J
Estados Unidos,
Vapor sspAfol sAntonio lopez,
Estar& on puerto el % del que eurss,
procedente dc Espafls y seguirk visie
para 10 Hsbana y denas puertoS de
81 itinerario.
Vapor espsfol <Conde Wifredo,
saldra direetsmepte de este puerto pa
rs Vjgo, Corufis, Santander, Bilbao,
PAsaies y el Msdilerraneo el 5 del en-
trants JUNO,
Vapor smericAno sSsn Jusns.
Sali6 del puerto de Nsw Orleans para
el nuestro el 15 del corriente.
Vapor americana sCoamo, saldrl
para New York el % del que curss.
Vapor americana Carolina, del
puerto de NV York para esta sali6 el
10 del corriente.
Vapor americsno <Massapecuas
sAli6 del puerto de N York para q
nuestro el 10 del corriente.
Vapor americana <Caracai, SAL
dr& del puerto de New York para Q
nueatro ell 26 del corriente,
Ruques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
xEmma Kmnroton1 deacsrgando
<Mary Sanford. Descargsndo.
<Editd q. Symipgtons deicargd'
<Juliss pendiente
sHarry Luekenbacs descNgando
COsTANEROS
sIsabela, descargando
xVaacos trssbordando
<Brizas descargando
<CArmelltss descargaudo
cana Maria1 pendients
<Dos Hermanoas deacArgAndo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
N0T|C|AS DEL. D|A

:--Acaracion. n.-Mr Dx.-Un guardia herido
en- Juncos.-Debut de la Compahia Lowande. e.-Coche
correo.-Marneros multados por escandalo.-D' Eu-
geno Benitez Castano-Renunca de Bazan.-En la
Corte de Distrto.-Auto de &Certioraris.
<Juias.-Renuncas de: e:Concejales. es.-Recogida de CO.
rrespondencia- -Denuncias multas sentencas.-Co-
mission del Consejo Executive. -Otras notcas de inte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
PrscIos MIN dc los articuIos
que SO detaIlan en-
alma0enes

HaV8tVS WEW so I've ~ 0wutV8
que 90 detaIIan en-
alma0enes
Arroess dc partido Jap6n do
ee}Gb.
Idsm vAleAciano dc s54 . 8 Id. i'd.
Aios de 30 stvs. & so.
Jamones t9i . 10.
ouesos amess. . els PatAgrks 70.
Tosino, . III AS
eardinas shum adas o 10 centavos.
Jab6n, 34t & s5 Rocamora
smsricano, s9} IA.
Pasta dol pals t3}.
Nantsaa & o. On ! y On iatas
d. o. & 10.
Harina do e4& o est.
Habichuelas Amsris soloradas
iargas ssi . e6s.
GarbanxQs e4t 80.
Basalao t5t asa
Cebollas e4i Q 8.
NAnteQ uillal dc 913 10
Pspas amerisanas 81 o 81.
TGaaio 81 80.
Leche eondensada sAguilas & %
Id Id <Cruz Roias sb
Id Id <Asgnolias s4l
DEL PALS
Axdsar para sl eonsumoI
Nassabado slaro dc e3} 0 "a.
Dc miel slaro es.6o.
Csntrifuga slaro do II Q &
Amsrisana do 81 1sss}.
Do Ponce ~ . n.
Ron 30 grades Cartier & o. 50 cen.
t.vos gallon pagados r. 1ptsSnss
Maixe LEO.
Tsbaco, nominal.
PrecIos do compra
Almid6n . s2.50
Algod6n dc S . $50.
Coeos do Is . Is millar.
Oueros dulees e1S
gsbo do res Q n.
Cate sorriente dc el0 II.
CambIos 00rrlentes
Loadrsa chssk . 4.Ss
Paris NH D,
Hamburgo A4s
New York par
EspaEA de Sa7
C6dulas hIpotecarlas
Banoo Territorial y Agricola s5s.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
Ritter Bros Drug Co,
Logan and Garland, Utah
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier.
Idaho.

Judge Budge left for Salt Lake We'd
neiday where his little daughter Ina is
under the care of physicians. We are
informed that the Judges daughter is
not improving as rapidly as had been
hoped for. Judge Bulge will return
home within few days and as soon as
his daughter RECEIVERS his family will
return to Paris.
G. N. Sweet has just placed in his
jewelry store fac regulator. purchased
direct from France. 1t stands SO inches
high. is Is inches wide and weighs $50
pounds It is guaranteed to be as &C.
curate time piece as human hands can
manufacture, and is certainly beauti
full piece of workmanship.
The republicans had rousing meet
ing at Dingle last night. E. A. Burrell
and Senator Rich were the speakers.
After the close of the meeting. a free
dance was given. Music was furnished
by McClure's orchestra and for two
hours both young and old tripped the
light fantastic. The meeting aud dance
were enjoyed by all present.
The Alton Independent has the fol-
lowing to say regarding w. R. Holmes,
the republican nominee for clerk and
recorder: I'VE notice in looking over
the republican ticket of Bear Lake
County the name Of VIM. r. Holmes for
County Clerk and Recorder. The choice
J is certainly good one The only thing
we regret is to miss Mr.. Holmes from
his accustomed place at the express
office. Everybody from oyer this way
knows how well Mr.. Holmes has done
his duty. Any little kindness, even to
putting himself out considerable at
times, was always willingly extended.
We know that if Mr.. Holmes gets cleo
ted the affairs of the county clerks
office will be ably conducted, and the
voters of Bear Lake will make no mis-
take in giving Mr.. Holmes their VOTE"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
District Court Doings.

District court adjourned Tuesday, ev-
cry case on the docket having been dis
posed of. Judge Stevens of Blackfoot.
held court Tuesday for Judge Judge.
In the case of Alleman Vs. Findlay,
the jury found for the defendant. The
plaintiff brought suit to recover for
damages under the provisions of the
two mile limit law.
In the case of Orson Dalrymple vs.
o. 8. L. Ry.. damage suit for ,attle
killed by the cars. the jury returned a
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for $3l. 81.
Last Saturday morning Judge bulge
sentenced Neal, the man convicted on
the charge of attempted rape, to ten
years in the penitentiary. Neal. through
his attorney j. A. Bagley has taken
steps to appeal to the supreme court.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
Wedding Bells at Dingle.

Last Saturday night Bishop Hum.
phrey united in marriage Mr.. Albert E
Humburg and Miss Jennette Quayle
both of Dingle A reception was after.
wards rendered the wedding couple al
the home of VIM Quayle. Next Monday
evening Mr.: and Mrs. Hamburg will en-.
terrain their friends at dancing party
in the Dingle hall. The Mcclure
orchestra has been engaged to play for
the occasion.
AT Paris last Monday County Auditor
Hart united in marriage Mr.. Alder,
Sparks of Dingle aud Miss Luella Dimick
of Marlboro. A big wedding dance
was given at the Dingle hall that night
at which nearly the entire population
OF Dlngle was present and jolly old
time was had.
The Examiner extends it's heartiest
CONGRATULATIONS to both these young
couple.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
Paris Notes.

DIR. Frank Bulge has opened dental
parlors here.
Mr.. J. A. McAlister of Logan. is here
looking after the interests of the Utah
Mexican Rubber Co.
Messrs. Alvin and Adelbert Rich from
Canada, are here visiting with relatives
and friends.
We are prond OF our schools this year
especially the district school, which has
a strong faculty and very large at.
tendance OF pupils. We were surprised
and much pleased at the good showing
it made at the fair.
The principal informed us that hut
seven grades were represented, but
those seven grades won ten first prizes.
We also learned that Mr.. Sorenson won
the prize for the best individual teach
er's work. His department won six
fret prizes, coming in second on nothing
We consider this very fattering re.
commentator as to his ability "a a
teacher.
The whole community is very well
satisfied with his work. When he took
hold OF the school it was considered the
hardest school in the county but now it
has the name of one of the best and most
up-to-date schools in the county.
Last week the pupils voted to name
their school The Emerson. So it will be
known hereafter az the Emerson school.
The pupils OF the upper grades have Or
ganized the Emerson Literary Society
which meets once every two weeks.
when appropriate programmes will be
! rendered.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Oct. 81, l9Ot

Fresh bread at Sadie's.
Chas. E. Harris. Notary Public.
Low prices at Nelson's Music store.
A barrel of new Crab apple cider on
tap at Sadie's.
Call at Jones store and learn how to
make bubbles without soap suds.
Empty whisky barrels for sale at the
Palace saloon.
Good house, with two lots, for sale
inquire of Mrs. s. H. Hammond. 81
Mrs. w. w. Chapman returned
Wednesday from business trip to Salt
Lake.
Mrs. AL Jones of Pocatello, is visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dalton.
A beautiful new line of ladies shoes
just in at II. B. Whitman's. "a
Brennan & Davis are having cement
sidewalk laid in front of their new brick
block.
Big stock of music and jewelrv at
Nelson's. 81
Pete Fuller of Cokeyille, was shaking
hands with Montpelier friends Monday
Sheet music and everything in the
music line cheap at the Thatcher Music
Co., Montpelier.
Mrs. g. Spongberg went to Pocatello
Wednesday for ten days visit with
her mother.
Mrs. Thos. Burke left Monday for a
two months visit with relatives at
Gothenburg. Neb.
Victor talking machine has its agency
at Nielsen's; Chicago prices. 81
For sale cheap, a tandem bicycle in
good condition. Call on G. r. Slusser,
in old Hoover building, Montpelier.
The Gem of the Mountain Club will
meet with Mrs. Blaine tomorrow, Satur-
day, afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Holmes of La
Grande, Ore, are visiting with Mont
pelier relatives.
1000 pieces of music at 1Oc at Mel.
sens. 81
Rev. J. A. Barton will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
All kinds of new styles in baby shoes
just received at Fl. B. Whitmans. 81
Judge Rich wife and daughter re-
turned Monday from a three weeks
visit in Salt Lake.
Children, attentionl Call at Jones
store and learn how to make bubbles
without soap suds. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Larcom returned
Monday from a two weeks visit at MIR
Larcom's old home IN st. Joe, Mo.
Yarns-Saxony, Spanish and Shetland
boss at H. B. Whitman's. 81
Packard, Schulz and Kimball organl
now in stock at Nelson's Music ani
Jewelry Store; easy terms. 81
For sale, 200 acres of land and 25t
mead of cattle. For particulars, writ.
or call on John Olson ct ovid, Idaho.
For sale cheap, secondhand sola
jewel heating stove in good condition
inquire of J. F. O'Connor at the Palac,
saloon.
For good bath. shave Or hair cut g,
to Phelps barber shop.
Hours of fun with the bubbler. With
every dollars worth of goods purchased
at Jones store You get hubbler free.
The. steam laundry plant is being
packed, preparatory for shipment u
Rexburg. where the owners will estaD
lish laundry.
.schmid, the tailor, makes specialt
lof repairing and cleaning clothes. q
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
IT IS NO WONDER

that men smoke when they see
our line Of smokers supplies.
Anybody would. The tobaccos
are of the finest variety and OF
the most expensive cure. The
pipes give solid comfort to the
old and young smokers.
We won't mention our cigars
especially, but smoke one of our
leading brands and you will
smoke. no other.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-26
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A Busy Medicine Cor Busy People

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10lnEtlI au11ETs FOR sAL.0w People
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-06
He Knew It Was Good.
New York Times.

New York Times.
One. of the leading officials in the
United States bureau Of printing and
engraving had: a somewhat peculiar
experience while On a recent visit to
New York.
His. business being to study and
compare certain eagravings made by
metropolitan engravers y order of
the bureau the official never left or
returned to his hotel without a hand
bag. which he was careful never got
out Of his possession. On requesting
and receiving his bin at the end Of
several days he tendere&in payment
a brand new $40 silver Certificate.
The clerk looked at it and then passed.
it back.
.'tsWhat's the matterg'' inquired
the guest.
':I can't take that replied the
clerk coldly. II don't think it's
good
"Not good!'' exclaimed the official.
"Not good! Why, man, it's good. I
made it myself!'
Eyes" said the clerk, $50 I
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A Divided Sentiment.

New York Press.
Little Agnes is twelve years old.
She is a poetess. She has, maybe, a
sense Of humor, aad positively, she
did not like her stepmother. On the
|atter's birthday the youthful rhymer
put forth all her powers TO please the
lady who had usurped her own moth
sr's place. The quatrain ran as fol-
lows:
I thank you for your kindness,
I thank you for your love,
And hope God will reward you
By taking you above!
Her stepmother hardly knew wheth-
er this was to be taken prematurely
k not. She supposed not:
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A Bill Introduced In Congress to
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Towels and Bed Spreads.

zoe. pure Linen Towels, extra large width towel,
for only 25c.
Linen Huck and Turkish Bath Towels worth II IL
cts. for OILY &c. each.
so large White Bed Spreads, the IS and 85c. kind,
two to each customer 49c. each.
200 large white Bed Spreads, the $l.25 and $l5o
kind, two to each customer 98c. each.
100 large white Bed Spreads, the $l.75 and $500
kind, two to each customer $l.4o cts. each.
90 inch bleached Table Linen the 35c. kind, for
this sale, l9 cts each.
5-4 Table Oil Cloth instead Of Is cts. yd, it will be
only Is cts. yd. -..
Is pieces Ar1oskeig A. c. A. Feather Ticking brand
ed on the outside instead Of zoe. yd, Mmnaugh sells
it for only Is l-2c. yd.
so full yd pieces dark Outing, worth and sells else
where for l-2c., here only 4 l-2c. yd.
so full pieces dark Percaes, plenty Of reds and
blues, the cts kind only 6 l-2c. yd.
so pieces dark Percales, plenty Of reds and blues,
the 1916 kind, only 9 cts yd.