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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-05
DESDE JUNCOS
Eotierro del patricia D. Ri
cardo A. Martinez. Gran
manifestation de dueIO.
LA CONVENTION
Diversas coronas. .-E doctor
Barreras hace la apolc gia
del fnado. Simpatfas.

Entrs Cyl de 10 tarde del dis de
sysr, llev6Ie etsoto el sepelio del
cataver del que fd6 nuestro queridf.
simo amigo , popular alcAlde de sste
pueblo, don Ricardo a MARTINEZ y
Parodi,
D,sda lss 4 2. m. n1tabase ya
gran sAlsncIs de personsz de ssta
iusisdisel6u y de los pusblos eomar'
cAnos de San Lorerzo, H1m&cac. Gu
rsbr, Csguas y otros, a'gupas do las
ouA'es tuvieron Gus retornar & sus
caAss sniss del entierro, por motive
dc Ia rosle!a que eircu'6 sobre ma
gos de tem pors'.
M -e-,ssss@.nte dicha notieia y 10
desapsclb'e dsl siempo, & 10 h IRA del
aspello puede caleulArss eu 1.t00 q
1000 gerEonsa Ia eoneurrencis,
ColccRdo el cadivsr 90 luiosc
ataud, y eats an w e'tgsnte esrro ID
usbrs t'sfin fxpressmepte CO San
Juan, .txh 1rnado con vsriss ar
n,tieaa ooronas, ss puso On msrehs
10 comiIivs deade In casa mortuoria
h&atA Ia neer6p oils, y Allf hieisror
uso d. 10 palabrs el doetor Barrerss
fx 7ouiaudo 10 ca ridssaoi6n de Ia
eopcurfensls las condolences de CarSc
te- y los relsv&ntss n 6cit1s del d1sdo
c0uaiisrado an aus distintos aspscko'
como pclitlc0, como h1mbre pGalico
90 sue d t,'entss cArgos qus desen
ptfI5; ccmo m1delo eiemplsr de lntegro
eludsdano y soma buen padre, eresn
do una tamIiA dechAdo do vIrEudss
al ttfI ~ 6I6rrA lon Def hizo en-
hrtvss pero ex2rstvAa fssaeF, Ia apo
loQiA Gel fosdo an su gest On admins
trstivs en- pro dc los irtereTas locales
durSpts los dos perfodos en- que de
aempefIi 10 A'cAldfs dc este pueblo; sl
ohrero ss1or Juan Lopez le dedIc6 an
sentIdas trAaes una icor!a orAoi6n fl
nsbre, hscIendo reasitsr tus ms-eci
mientts { Is grstItud de sus eomple
blanos; per timo, dsapidi6 al duelo
nnuhre da In fsmiiA su sobrino o.
doctor Martinez R,sell6, me iic1 re
sidente en- Arssib }, quitn roa h'z1 OIL
ttaAss flos6fcas respeaio & nuestro
paso por esta mundo.
El duels rapre,ensAdo per Eus
sobrinoa los AZ q ores MartiLtx Rosell6
don C&nAido y don Manuel, en- eompa
ntA de Enrique y Umberto, hIios del
fuado, { nombrs dc ID familia; pos
loa aeflores EsCuie, Collszo, Sierra y
el Doctor BsrrerAs. por el pueblo ds
Juneos; porsAr do laa eintas de fer.trt
DON Avslino FAlero, por 81 ayuntR
mientoi don Juan r. Marquee, por 10
Jurta Local del PArtidn Union dc
Puerto Ric don I,Aae Gopzalsz por
81 Comii6 Rspubllcano; don JoL6 N.
AmAlbertr pOr la clAse obrsrAl don
Emilio Cuadra, por el pueblo de HI
macao y don Ruto G 1rzAltz. por OIL
de Gurabo.
AdornAhan el i6cetro Arlf ticss ,
viltoaas coronAs do sus tGmilIares ,
amigos,
CORpEGpONcA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-05
Ca,a-PeDsidn de !sHyritas

EiGabIecsra on ell pl 6xImo msn uns
casa pension e%cluSiUGmsate para sef5o
ritac on el pueblo de Rio Piedrss, Ia
stfiorR Am6rIes Duprey, viuda ds
NoyAi
Ssrk UNICA EN- So CLASE poroue
les AlumnRa lendrAn repAso de todas
las asignAturas, sn todos los curHof,
por m profsIor 6 pre- iesora ds reco
noeida competencia
Lisa Sei1otitss que dsssen APPROVE
char esSs vsrtsisH, pued.n dirigrss &
Ia DIrecGora do tE Lleso Pore 4 y
dtfa Aua Rrq 8 de Duprty, gu ep
irf1rmar& respeeso & pFscio y dsmas
Ponee, gosto ds 1905 d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-05

Muehss veesa 90 hA diebo que Pom
90 sa el csrehro de 10 isla AhorA
pusde dseirss tsmb'S con msiores ra-
zonss, que nusstra ciudad es hoy oil
aorsx6n de Pusrto R!so, no por que
sea sstA 10 poblAc'6n MIS- bella, 10
mas g'aode, ID mas iibAra g 10 mas
aimpattca, nj porque tepg amos aQuf al
fAmoso Perla ina de BarresIio dis-
pueat ! { dsrretir o. hev1d0, nj porque
uno de nueatros bSrrios urbanos ae
lame Washington osro Buenos Aires
y otro Sal 81 PuedeS, al porque viva
entire nosotros Panch!to, sl Comisio
nado dc los republicAnos. que 90 la-
menta do no poder mirar hsei& pues-
tro barrio de W&shington sin deiar
de vsr OIL 9 ,ntiguo ISa! 81 plssdes' 49,"
Ponce. nusstra rlsuena eiudad, es hoy
el eorsz6n de Puerto Rico. Eue,tra
adorable antilla, pcsqds 90 squi don
do lat.a con Iat!dos mas hondoa oil co.
raE6a dc nusatrA patriA, porQue 30
tualmsnts este pueblo do Ponce es el
haluarts mGs firms de la <Uni6n Puer
torriquefas.
Y sigo. La JuntA Local de nuss'
tto psrGido On Ponse hAbiA aeord ado
qae ls convention para designar al
candidate para Alsa dc do sstA eiudAd
30 celebrara, como al etecto 90 celebr6
ayer . do Sstiembrs. HAbiSn tres can
didatos que dssde hsee dos msses vs
nian disputAndo 81 honor de salir eles
hoa On l& refsrida convention. Los
tres candidates. eran psrsonas de To-
diseutible y s6lido prestigio, Uno do
ellos, don JAcobo Tur, 90 sl actua'
presidents del Comit6. IN ioven de
talento 8 ilustrAoi6n que presidi6 nusa
tro Concsio Municipal an tismgoa del
Alcalde valdivisso, y tamhi6n es 30
tuaImsnte sl Presidents dc 10 Junta
do intrusion, en- euyo pussto hA II,
brAdo trents OIL ComisionA ado de ins
trueei6n p6bliCa una ssrie do energlcaa
cAmpsHas que le corQuistarou oil
APPLAUSE unknims del partIdo y dc to-
do lA prensA Seris del pals.
Oiro candidate erA nuestro actual
y plestigioso Alealds don santisgo
Oppenheimer, que ocup6 10 aleadia
de eatR eiudad por desig lAsi6n urA A.
me del antsrior Comit6, que, en- Aqus-
Ilos critIcos momsntos do ID cAfd@ de
ValdivieGo, le oonIider6 el dnoo co.
rFeligionario de 10 sersnidAd prcu-
tigio discipline neoesArios para 90
cAlAr sAl puesto en- tau dihcII OCCASION
El ssfior Oppe1hsImsr ha Aabido cum
pIir AuS dsbeFe, con el APPLAUSE da 10
dos los poncetis one nos tsIcitAmoS
dc habsr tenido un buen AlcaIde que
ha logrAdo On un anolev vantav oil pres
tigio que mersciA tAl autotidad.
Ysl otro candidate era don Simon
Moret Gallart, que sQul gtzA de ms
rseidA populAridad por Au patrlotu
mo, Dor 80 enIsrsxa y por ell desinte
res con que dssde hsce mueho hempo
vsnis detsndisndo eu los pAstdos mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-05
OESOE TOI-BAJA
Terminan las inscripciohes.
Mayoria unionista. Des-
orisntados por el campo
ALGUN CONSUELO
Los vaticinios de Perez FL
vlejo oraculo de Romero.
Juez de Paz que oscila.

El dfs IS del mss pssado 80 cerrs.
ron lss icscripeiones sleetoralss On 81
preeinto do eGta muuieipalidAd con una
msyo,fa de CIENTO CINCO vctos &
favor del partido unioriata. Con tel
motlvo, les homb 81 del grupito mu.
nicipsl desesperados ptr 81 dsrrota y
para resnimar & sus hueites que en-
pi'sSn & desbAndarse, h,esn sireular
por nusst -oz Csmpos Ia talss notieis
de que slios ganarSn las elsccionss da
cualquaer nlodo Alg6n consuelo 81
vivir de ilusions,; psro ID rsAlidEi
les demossrArA " ellos 10 aabsp) or
, sl DIS 6 de Noviembre pr6x'n>, o.
On contra de les vAticiaios do r..
Perez por eueima do las predieete
del vi,jN orkculo do Juan Rom
nusssro pRrt!do obtsndtG ura es
dlds victoria que superAr& cAai 81
BILE, oil rssu .tsdo de- IL msyo,fa obtsh
de- 90 las iuscri peioneg.
-Ha sido 90 gda con id ollo pc
todas les ea'es sosialss y por los ele
mentoa 90 s&tos y cultos de smboa
partidos poif.ieos, 10 notisia dc 10
probable dsstituci6u del Juez do Psz
de ssse pueblo Es un acso de iustieia
que lss PsrsonAE dscenlss 80 proporen
splsudir.
Ac >nssjsmoa 4 nuesIros sdvsraa.
rios rAs c'erto en- 10 prf x'ms rro.
puesta para su;t sulr 81 alud!do fan'
cIonario. e. aste un aaunto, Que,
apkrts ds la vsnienciA pc|it CO,
dehe teEeras muy o. cue. IT,; ii relretu
81 ! 4 clier. Va 10 diiImos nrA We,
para sRe esrgo sc yesesitA una rerao-
IA de rcoaocids compstsneis. aulturA
y correction J No parsonas que Green
servir para todo no sienao sItos para
nada.
--En amor { 10 verdAd, NOS Va
moa { ptrmitir 10 reesif,Aeioa do una
noiIcis q1e 90 pub i.6 en- ese diArio
hacs a'gdnos dfas.
No estxscIo qae nuestro ] erido
amigo don J 'e NsvAnz haya hecho
man f.st,cioLcs de rstirarss en- Abso'
lu'o de- 10 pc is!cs; sl sm'go dc rtfe.
rsneIa, por car Q que publicArA La
DEMoCRAoIA On oil r6msro oorrespon'
diente q 81 de Diaiemhre pAsAio, Ge
dsalig6 do TODD comprt miGo con el
pArsido repuhicsno, qusdando en- 40.
sisud irieps ndierts; pero ESQ no obstA
para qQs euGudo 10 crea eorvsniants,
presto tu vElioso concurao & Ia Gsuaa
pusF. rrqu 4 desds lAs 6IAs dc cual'
quiers de AZ agtupacIonsa pc III cas-
exlatenes
-HA tom' d +, poaes!61 de Ia Co.
mAnianSIa del Puelto dc po,jCfa do
este pueblo, el cAbo don Ave ire Con.
zs'tz Na1A Eodenos &delantAr por
ahors, acsseA do 10 OonduetA do dicho
Aganta poIislAoo. PermAneosremoa
oio AvIsor; sua hsch1 - iusIiticAr&1 l "a
e1ndasIs; si ss buenA reciblrA nuea.
tsoi mss tntusi&stas splausos, si no
responds & sus de berss de impArciali'
dad y rectlsui, tead 4 nuestrAs mas
- @-g'cAS csnsurAs. Al tiempo,
M. {.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-05

men co1rrIdo go EQu6i le,mlno munl-
eipa' Ncsvas invsatlgseIones prAG
licAdas en- esss Asnnt1 haeen presumir
que muy pronso lefA sxslarseido.
Hoy eumplieron aus condsr6s
go la 8 eel munioipal, Aguatin To.
ris,, F.orsnsno Ramos, Msrslal G oi'
70, r ssrio sautsnA y Ylrg mis- Re
res,
~Aysr fde condueido Sis ck'cel
Adolto Jlmsn'z aeusado de acamsll
miento J sgrssi6r.
Dos tabt QusroE Go nombre Jose
Ron a } Evangalists DaEAr tuvisron
aver urs reysitA siend3 arrssisdcs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-05
ANABQuIA EN- ODESSA
Ponce, 8 de sensmbse 1905,

En- Olsssa rsina una snArquis 90
pautoRa.
DIarlAmsuts sstAllan bombas, cue
caussn horrible pSnioo,
Eats compleiAmsnie pSrAl'zAdo OIL
sySfco J sc regIslEsn so1liausmente
skpgsisnlAS colisiones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-05

Al rsossar las anteFloYel lfnaar,
e,h ds var que, Siu datme cuenia, no
h. smplssdo 90 elias VI solo vsrbo,
hoy que lauto se 6uss de eIt9S, ssgda
hau obEsrv do Ysrios sElIleos 1855
tsb.es.
PeTo no me- halo en- disposition
de coptiuukr vsosiendo tsma6A diff
eatsd y por eout gdieuie hsg) punto,
pasl ssl7,Al oAho, sonc c!e,loS ssear
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Mali CoRte as Food.

A Russian army doctor atiaehed to
the - Igrac.,.g r.. E."a.i.n has
lcca making s.Ie UtyrU.rg expert
mcnts IN the matter Of nouf.shing sol
ticrs DR. Cyr'lius E.l..ro admins
tered to ten W,8 iHr isu Gay, malt COT
fee IS Their sole beverage. aith the re-
suit that their weight increased during
the time 10 the extent Of So grafnmcs
a man A like experiment was made
b. giving tea 10 the same numhcr of
men o. similar constitutions and Tor
the same number ot days. and ~ their
case the doctor certified a decrease Of
weight per man 20 the extent Of so
grammcs He then put the twenty men
togcthcr back On 10 tea. and those whose
weight had been so Signaliy increased
b. the malt coffee had within ten dayI
lost Go grammcs a head The doct0g
nov states what Is vcry important ID
note, namely. that his experiments have
led him 20 beiieve that Il i MT merely
the nOurishing attributes q the mall
coffee which mark this increase, bu'
that is effect Is mainly 10 increase The
action Of the digestive organs. enabling
them 10 draw from al other food takes
the utmost quantity Of nourishmeu
each may contain
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he Had Had Expeniease.
As he fearless Nhite man mod

As the fearless white man entered the
kraal 81 the native king, salute va.
,#Indcd on a drum Of serpent SKIN, and
..> warriors with necklaces OF human
teeth rlttling about their threats. led
h.m before 4 rough ivory dias, on which
,st majestic and formidable figure
HAL .Jil the white man. And with
olt loss % time. he took out one OF has
brass va,,.,-. wound It up, and showed
It's works o. the dusky monarch This
marvel" De- .l, Il viii give your
majesty. MAXIM. yo1 the envy OF all
men, AMI IN return Tor only SIX tusks
IT seventy pounds weight each The
k.ug tuuk the watch produced a mo-
o. lie from a pouch hidden in his shield,
ami. after a moment, study Of the
brass tr.uk,l returned Il with a langlld
smile. -, year" be added, in Lon
d.n. exchanged an III wooden war
,.b Tor a hp,1gl Of these things, AMI.
. l.,c. iuut you know. there wasn't
,., @ them that ran ab-yc 4 week
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The Docking 81 Horses.

Agitation Is promised to urge the ra''
sage Of Laws against decking horses
aud owu,rs IT horses are tvWs priI'
toned o. JON iu the crusade Dealers
.rcvcr du,k horses except q the re-
quest 81 a huy,r 10 offer a horse for
sale with q lub illl &, O. create the SIS
pirion that Il o, "..tHnd ltnl, one that
has seen service b...r, m the city. IN
stead at bciug fr,.1 IRON green past
urcs. Yet ihe dealer, rarely sIcn such
petitions. They leslrc that toe opera
ton al docking 8, MT excessively PAIN
fl and :. at..ci i1r by the D.-" hic
It leads Ca. 70 l.t, the tail $. uonrd
IS the initiation on, cough horse p.Fs
TO r.,n the comfort AMI hight duties 81
4 private stable
Fashion Is not the on'y ..1 % act
nate the buyers in having '.ur horse
locked. but It Is the priugiT.' "uc. \
few ,ay that the shortulrg 90 o.. 'N
nllCs irr CLEANLINESS. a- t.e i.
not bctomc jr1gglci with mri anil |H.t
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Death.
GO L ~


am n niicro's - vast md fsafful roWsT.
Az name h. nlafh. whsrr Ger I'm found.
Feat through TIL lif AMI 4uk
into the vitals &C thr Futaa = men:
The youth In Joyous spring - life.
The ncw-born tabe nnd she
Who watches tcndciiy bis br'ath q
life
The coyIsh m.idsn. ana the SAGE
OF lettering Etegs sne silver lsCks:
al alike EfeN g. int sna hEtleEs
Weak and van. ana sinh az last
To their eternal rest. bensath my glance.
oulstly a, hrSt WORK. md Jcst and
But no, @ass surely dOes the sun slHk Lon
hfhind
The western hlfls
Than ] make felt my power
Through every iit,b and nbre q my Nc
tins frame.
'Tis s1n that he laughs boEt who lauEheth
Ana I laugh last. yea many a million TIM
A ] perceive my victim sane with hollow,
vacant stare
And note his breath coma shnrt- and
gnsp and-caaae
llAi Hai Another triumph 20 my prOWc.s,
And noE l feat away % murder onc'
10 snatch soms maiden from her ISEsr.
II s.rlks = youtA, hls nosAsTs an,
lcsaselcss my woFk. knew naa ply.
orceey an u and Zach enc When II alAy
ae4s fuel 20 my gree1
% - - 80 REQ no harvest eay b
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
TEA RAISING m THE UNITED
STATES.
cav GllloTT aucHGlL
lee b Iah-ri Form.

The Department Of Agriculture has
been making some experiments, which
from present results seem TO promise
q revolution On the method OF pack.
eng ana prgparing tea. The usual
method adopted by tea raiscrs here
tofore has been quite crude In that the
dried tea leaves we're merely slowed
IN a loose and bulky package. The
efort 81 the Derartment Of Agriculture
IL 10 furnish pure tea In n most con-
venlent form and In a manner 70 pro
tect he leaves from losing any Of
their STRENGTH through exposure 10
the air. This has resulted In a meth
Oh Of COMPRISING thc leaves into tab
lets. ca % sUl- .,ut size 20 maze a
delicious cup OF Tea What would or
dlnarily make q big package % tea
can by this unique method he placed
IN a space about tho sire Of safety
match hox. Another s. -uid-ant feature
Of the experiment is that The tea used |
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

The ehort % TIE Depar, meni % Az
riculture for sometime tas Teen 70
and means Tor providing food for 'te
Army and Navy which could De TTe
pared On such a way as 20 save space
Tablet form naturally suggested itself
20 them and IL Is now believed ~ tie
goverumelt chcia,s that TIE .1a 'an-
lets viii ar he requirements rot only
Of the general government bat tl5ss
Of general merchandise ard family Use.
An important feature ~ come ton
with compression % tea il'o tablet
form which should - considered OF
prime importance IL that modern ma
chlnery takes the place % the ancient
manual operations q tie Chinese. o.
course. q grea; atvaa'age q the ma
chine % the Tea Industry Is reduction
IN the price Of labor. but q more IT,.
portart item - the elimination. az ~
a. possible. O. human cc-'a-'. 1y 'ts
liuory o. travellers IN '-e O..a1' %
70 STATED that rLe 'ea factor IS q Eat
section arr a. rule arEr.-- ..'
clearly. the result % tie lt.4.lg %
gether Of 50 many pe0pie-r0' Er-1
clean OF healthy people, Gran. .
and of.en yeTy hot workshops ...
tea tablets a. prepared ~ the ucra-,
nent q Agriculture. are made from the
tea after u has been dried and rolled
II Is then put through a boiling pro-
sss after which u IL placed IN small
noulds about the size % a cent. where
b. means % great force, Il h com.
pressed into small tablets The oD
GRAFTON o. the machinery Is 20 perfeCt
and % rapid that the leaves can be
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

people Of the United States are aware
that tea is grown In this country. As
a matter Of fact. however. this coun-
try not only raises tea but produces
an article. said ~ experts, % be Of
a hirhVr grade than imported iea and
which has no equal for cup qualities.
For years 'h,rr has lsvn a ciEan'
tic strIr-io o.. vasu Br.. % ant CHI
nese tea growers Tor supremacy IN
the worlds 'e1 trad, T.r E.Hs- iU.
portant feature Of his struggle las
been the substitution by the British
% modern and specially Constructed
mach merry In place q the ancient man.
ual operations which the Chinese seem
20 envel0p ia mystery. Labor In In
lila. while cheap. vas not cheap enough |
% accomplish the overthrow q the /
Chinese producers and leave a marr.n
z profit. The CONFLICT b,'wran the !
rivals thus settled down 70 ...al az
xatch. thCrmomc'"r. and steam or
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

I, Tho Pinehurst gardens embrace a
present about % acres q tea plant.
IN various stages Of advancement and
, produce from a considerable variety
Of seed over 10000 pounds 81 Try tea
annually. The original seed for the
Iringhurst tea gardens vas procured
through the Offices Of the United States
Department OF State AMI the Chinese
Government from the celebrated Drag
[ ous Pool estate near HangChow. China.
whose output commands too high a
local price 10 admit 81 its expectation.
! Picking tea al pinehurst b. done by
I a carefully trained and we'll supcrin.
tended corps Of COlOrti Chllir n who
show grrat aptitude in this dir'ction. In
stances have occurred OF tine plucking
~ one child In a day Of over "a
pounds OF grecnloaf whereas the aver.
age in the Orient hardly exceeds % 10
20 pounds. Experiments az the Pine
hurst gardens show that tea from all
modern climates could De made as pro-
tgr'yc here as at their source, a
change On climate and the difference IN
cultivation and manufacture having
t'n'cncy 10 affect the quality Of tea
when rr AIRED for the "a d. This is
Size reason assigned for the difference /
in The American grown 20 from that |
10 'u ror,Cd. Tho Tinchu 20 carly sea
-1n t,a IS considered more delicate /
and r.ller than that Of cooler Inmates.
. .H Oh. Emu season tea g. -1u GER In
color .r' taste and resembles the
: -0.T.. from the more sou bern re-
r.rrs 90 RE Orient.
The Secretary Of Agricu'.a-a believes
.N.. th.rn is an excellent f,'l In the
'.'.' Satrs for q hon, "a Indus
'rF ..r WH consume approx mat ~
pounds q tea annually or
..... less than one Tounl rer capita.
l"r people" he says. nay a. o. al about
1900. 5000 n year for tea a. AGAINST
$50 100000 for coffee and 81 COO e00..
~ for alcoholic beverage II has '
cen calculated that the American pea- 2
10 drink i"n0oDpo gallons ~ tea an. 7
nually W. ar primarily q nation ~ G
Nff"e drinkers: In proportiou - our :
,0pulatiuu We consume only about one. .
iXth as much tea as the Britain. :
Thether al home or IN the colonies I
While the United States does not I'm. '
orr the cheapest kind Of tea. never. 5
heless our importa;i0ns are chiefly a
inferior qualities. The hrst demand
the American consumer Is cheap I,
ess and Often-times he will purchase
a 81 POOR quality on account o. ac. {
'mpanying allurements Of erOekery y
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Vas q Proper Judge.

When ihc -, Cleveland baby was
born. Nr Cleveland a. asked about the
weight. Which be gave at twelve pounds
Dr. Bryant. who VAS present. interrupt
Ell the ex-Prcsidcui % say that the nurse
had reported the young hopeful 20 be an
eight-puundcr. Nothing 81 the kind.
said Mr.. Cleveland. Il weighed him
with the same scales that ! use when
20 fishing
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interest IN fhe Cr..t states ! hun.
i-0t years a-3 '.. '-.. ..a l.a-t vas
.'-rC.- O. a. Middleton Bar1uy on the
ASHLEY River near Cbar'es'-1 : c.
49, Jrn.gs S-ifh JOB 'aa .0r-.,s made
.r-r -.r~g-.s % o.. .r.'.-. Cd Green.
20. :. T. ana g.. E... .-. r1..
'ri states Government collected IN
e. Pa AL ''.'r. .-'a. '.. ..,. - 'Le
'.. .. A..ll.
t.g and GEn states, which later gave
r.se 10 many thrifty little gardens
capable % supplying all domestic
vanfa While these experiments prove
thc adaPtah.''ty of theta plant to the
United state, they did not prove the
possibility OF a lucrative industrial I'M
iertaklng The United States Depart
meat Of Agriculture. hov ever. In the
last quarter % the 18th century IN.
dcrtook an Investigation along this lat.
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4 PcrNccf Example.

A lawyer whose mouth was extra
ordinarily large. had on the witness
stand a southern hackwoodsman. The
witness had replied - a question that
1T was 4 r0n-pos ,ihility' Ouoth the
lawyer: "'A n-1-pos ibility', Now
will you tell this court and this jury
what you mean By a fson.possibilityl
Give Us an example" We'll" said
the witness, Il think e nd be a nom
possibility to make your mouf emmy
bigger vidout set:in' your years turder
back
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IN these tablets Is not imported. hu'
on the other hand, Il grown al th'
experimental tea gardens Of the De
partment Of Agriculture az summer
VILE, s. G. A few weeks ago DR.. h. 1
Galloway, chief Of the Bureau OF Plant
Industry received q large box Of sam
pie packages from Summerville.
Each Dor Of compressed tea contains
twenty tablets about the size OF cent
but probably twice as thick The
various kinds Of tea such as 0olong.
American Breakfast, black and green.
etc, are all prepared In tablet form
ranging from sepiA 70 dark green IN
eolor. The tablets AZ heretofore stated
ere made from tea grown AZ the Pine
hurst tea gardens Summerville. 8 C.
and contain the purest Of leaves
thought 10 be unsurpassed By any i'm
ported tea The tablet form Is accom-
plished By compression with machin-
cry. The directions furnished for rs
ing the tablets are % follows:
Drop one tablet In teapot for each
SoiIed water. and after allowing il a.
stand four minutes. stir gently, strain.
and serve. m made In the cup. use enc
tablet. Tea will Immediately settle 90
uqucr iato another CUP. ard sugar ana
cream AZ desired
while Il is explained by ofieials of
The Department that this new form 81
tablet does not improve the favor Or
taste Of the tea, the chief value lies
IN the fact that the product occupies
less space. a pound package 81 or
binary tea. q Is stated. would occupy
aNos,f tvrenfv. Ave sfraca AZ much room
e. one % these little packages o. tven-
~ tea tablets prepared By the Agri-
cultural Department
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ulaU.,--aT.' 81 elaborate functions Of the
Chinese manipulate on the up-to-
date British tea estate almost the whole
process Of tea making from the trans
portation 81 the plucked leaf from the
gardens 20 the factory. % the final
boxing 81 the finished product Is per.
formed by machinery With all this
machinery. however. n Is Necessary
that two processes must b. performed
by human hands-ihe plucking Of the
leaf from the bushes and the cutting
out Of inferior leaf or accidental ad-
mixtures such as stems. straws. etc.
from the finished product
The intense activity In The tea In
dustry Of other lands awakened a Iike
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An LasaH % fhe Ronse.

-would you mind waking the other
way and not passing the horseY said a
London eahman. Nth exaggerated po-
hteness, 20 the fat lady WHO had Just
paid the minimum fare. ~whyF she
inQuifed Because IL e sees Wot 'e's
been carrying for a shilling 'e'l ave q
e." vas the freezing answer.