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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
Manhattan-Carson

A force of men are at work on the
Manhattan-Carson sinking; shaft, for
which the contract way let last week
The contract calls for 100 feet and the
shaft is being driven on what was
Lease No. II, owned y Mr.. Boyd 1t
was on this lease, that the rich strike
was made a short time ago and the
company believing it the best place
to sink the ehaft, purchased the lease
from Mr.. Boyd, paying him a hand
some sum.
On the same property surveyors are
now at work making a survey for a
patent. This work will require sew
eral days; when finished application
for a patent will be made at once and
it is more than likely that the Man
haitian Carson will be the first patent
ed claim II the new Manhattan dis
trict. The owners Of this property
! are going to work with vim and the
stockholders are assured a run for
their money. It is generally believed
that Manhattan-Carsun will be a div
idend payer when the proper amount
/ of development work has been done
/ Manhattan News
Manager Duvall Of the Manhattan
I Carson Company says the shat along
! the ledge is now IS feet deep, and the
ledge is s feet wide with good values
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
See the Piano Man

w P. Stewart, the well known and
reliable piano and organ tuner and
salesman representing Sherman and
Clay Co, of San Francisco is receiv-
ing orders at Steinmetz' drug store for
a short time only. Steinway, A B.
Chase, Emerson. Estey and other
pianos for sale at one and the right
price TO all. Don't wait for him to
call-leave your order
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
The State Heating Plant

On Thursday next at two o'clock
the State Board Of Capitol Commiss-
toner's will meet at the Governors
Office and take up the question Of heat
ING the Capitol building. All persons
having heating apparatus or plans to
heat the building on modern lines are
invited to be present.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
Recovery of Ore

The recovery of the ore shoot on
the April Fool claim Of the Seyler-
Humphrey company's estate is lock-
ed upon as Of extraordinary import
ance to the district This important
occurred this week, At
a depth of 81 feet a splendid body OF
quartz ore has been encountered and
values shown are considerably above
500 per ton in sample lots. No pref
tier quartz could be found The rich
product Of the mine is being sacked
and it is announced by the manage
ment that regular shipments will go
forth ereafter-Manhatta Mail.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
Stockholders t. Decide

The proposed consolidation Of the
West,E End. Ohio-Tonopah and Mae
Namara Mining companies will I'M
doubtedly take place. Nice-President
B. F. Edwards Of the West End COM
pany says it is up to the Mcnamara
stockholders and they will vote on
the proposition next Fridav.- The
West End and Ohio people are favor
able. It is proposed to call the new
company the West End Consolidated
Mining company and ii will be capital
lied at $4,000
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03

Manhattan Intends Celebrating in a
Fittinu Manner

FlCtln9 mdHUCT
MANHATTAN, New, April "A
big May Day excursion to Manhattan
was planned by large concourse OF
the variegated population of this cele-
brated camp yesterday. 1t was pic
turesque gathering of mining men,
business men and practically the en-
tire citizenship of the famous gold
camp that enthusiastically decided to
extend the glad hand of welcome to
the United States at a gigantic picnic
and merrymaking on the first day OF
May.
A wide invitation is extended to
come and see what, without exagger-
alton, is the greatest gold producing
district ever known. The cluzens OF
Manhattan are naturally exuberant
over the prospects of their camp he
cause many of them saw 1or.oDab at
its best, were at Cripple .-reeIz in her
palmiest days and poined the first
grand rush to the Klondike, but they
think Manhattan makes all camps Of
the past look like the provernial
, small change A splendid reception
! will be given to the guests of the
camp on May Day and every facility
is being arranged to enable visitors
10 reach the town with the greatest
| possible comfort.
The people Of Ton0pah will coop
crate by putting all private autos al
the disposal OF eXcursionists bound fOl
| Manhattan. The railroads have prom
| ised one fare for the round trip ant
every convenience will be at the com
mand of the host who are expected t.
come and celebrate the grand open
ing of the Manhattan gold mines.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03

David Bryant who has been visiting
his brother Andrew Bryant of this
city for the past six months departed
for his home in Oldtown, Maine last
evening The gentleman made many
friends in this city during his stay
who hope to see him West again.
far g Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03

Frank Francis. editor of the Ogden
Standard, has been arrested N a
charge Cf criminal libel. Mr. FraLcis
was raised in Eiko. later remos;nG tc
Lander end Humboldt countie, He
represented the latter during on ,arnn
in the lower house of the Nevada Leg
islature-Wells Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
Tough Weather

The coming of April seems to bring
another batch OF tough weather as be-
tween snow. high wind ana clouds
there has not been much enjoyment
for the past few days The weather
man promises no immediate relief so
the people will have to weather it
through.
TonoDah is to have a two hundred
thousand dollar hotel It is to D. three
stories high and made Of stone and
pressed brick. There is nothing slow
about TOnopah.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
A Chance

Dudley Acre has resigned his pos
ton as guard at the State prison
order to accept a position with Burke
Bros. & SchaT On the construction OF
court building.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
Of to Como

Fred Martin, Bodie Wilson and
Fred Hotaling departed yesterday for
Como where they will string a tele-
phone line to the big camp. From
al appearances Como is coming to
the front in q rush.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03

Fred Brown came over from Reno
yesterday to install IA elec-rlo fly
lures in the new school building, the
contract being secured ~ 4 Reno fin.
Fred is welcome neighbo~ In
city where he and his WIFE made th>iC
home for over a year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
Ore Shipments

The ore shipments via the Tonopah
railroad for the week ending yester-
day were as follows:
Tonopah Mining Company. 1885
tons; Montana. 90 tons; Tonopah Ex-
tension. $40 tons: Belmont. As tons:
Midway = IONS North Star. ca tons:
Jim Butler. 80 tons. Alpine. 30 tons.
Miner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
w. r. c. Attention

All the members of the Custer
Corps No. Is are requested to be
present at the regular meeting this
(Tuesday) evening Initiation.
BY order of the President
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03
Freiahting From Austin to Manhattan

Freiahting From Austin to Manhattan
Owing to the low rate offered for
hauling freight between TOnopah anG
Manhattan. over one hundred teams
haYe quit and hereafter will haul
between Austin and Manhattan. Only
one cent a pound is allowed between
Tonopah and Manhattan. while the
freighters will be paid a cent and a
hall
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03

after you experienced the pleasure International tailored
clothes The marked like blaming
clothes made order
style Largest Tailoring Word, the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-03

CLARENCE II. MACKAN
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Ia Sra Juana 81 de- Fsfn ndez, az Rio.
Piedras, di6 ca 90 residancia de- aquel
pueblo, q sabado liltimO, una brilIants re-
capei6n para c9lebrar q en3aea de 80 en-.
cantadoTa hija Josefna, con 81 Lcdo. en-
faTmaeia don Ramon Viil
las uauchas ainnpatfss de cue ca il 50.
ciedad Tiopsdrsfa gozan las famiIias de
ambcs deBppsadoa. llsva IA casa Dc
Ia distinguida viuda gran niimero de la.
milias de IA buana aocieda Gesde las g
de "a noche, ca que di6 cozaianzo Ia agra
dable fiesta, los invitados no desoansaron
de reCibir obsequios
Ia distribution de exquisit0s Enaniaree,
dulces, hslados cerveza champagne
otroH licoreg fu6 verdadeTam esplen-
dida y solo Sc auspendi6 las hora en-
que ss veriic6 la ceremonial nupcial en- ell
templo cat6lico, con aeistaneia da untrida
coneurrencia; prolonga ngandose lHego Il Eeu-
Ri6n, que termin6 con una Rnimada j0rgn0
hasta ID madrugada
Apadrinaron la 6Yen pareia IL Sra.
madre de la desposada y 81 apreciable
Icaballero don Franciscoh Bird, quienes
hicieron Fegaloa de gran valer sus apa.
drinadog.
Con verdadero gnsto artistico estaba
sadornado q cuaTto tocadoren que se ex-
hibfa el magnifco equipo de Is novis; y
toda la caHa pTeBentaba encantador as
pecto, prOfuaamente iluminada arreglada
pTimoTosamente.
Naliosos presentes recibieron los ya
yenturosos c6nyugueB. de las familias
OFcasitaH, UbarFi-Aeoata, barri Batr6n,
Bran, Cal0ca, Pl6, Carri6n. villa, Aconfs,
AeDgotita, Marcano, Gileatra. Fortune,
Garcia j Sr. Tan6n, do Bio. Piedras; Ira.
vieso Fernandez j. M TraVieao- Fer
nandaz N. Bas Saldaha sres "A. del
Pino y A Quinones, de San Juan; Luifa
de Bayam6n y otros que no podemos citar
poE falta de egpacio y de l1emoria.
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EN- Ell CONSEIO
EJEGuTIv0 AVER.
Sc GOlCede Al MGnlCipiO De Cabo
ROj0 IN anticipO De Sl2, 600.
& doctor BirhOsa, los De III
darecha ! 81 FsrltdlG0.

las tres Y oinco minutes de ta tarde
de aver habfa cinco sefiores en- el salon del
Conseio Los conseieros doctor RI del
Vale, WiiloughbY, Sanchez Morales,
Ward j Director del Consolidate, han
acudido puntualmente. No hay tquc-
rum Sc llama per telefono al s.otro
doctor" quien llega los pocos momentos
Sc aprueba la solitdtud del municipio de
Ponce refsTente emplear en reparaci6n
de hospitales un remanente del balance de-
los fondos de Caminos insularea, que a.
ciande 4 $415.01.
Queda aceptada una enmienda de Ia
ordenanza de II de Diciembre de 1905.
respecto de Ia sx plotaci6n de huano ca la
isla de Is Mona por IA eompafIfa Mona
Ysland Phosphate Comp. LINT,
El comite de fnanzaa apropiacioneB
recomienda Ia aprobaci6n de Ia solicitud
de anticipo hecha por 81 municipio de-
Cabo Roio. Asciende $4,000 y se ex-
pTeaa en- Ia petici6n que trata de emplearse
esa suma en,la construction de nm merca-
do cubiato, de otro eementerio, una plaza,
reparaciones de Gales termination de las
obras del edificio destinGdo alcaIdfa. El
plazo de amortization ser6 de.diez amos
Estd, pues, de eDhorabuena la admins.
TRACTION de Cabp Rojo pues con esa suma
podr6 terminar impo1tantes obras meio.
rar grsndemente las condiciones de Ia
poblaci6n.
Sc aprueba la ordepanza concediendo-
un avance de $2,270 al munieipio de-
Humaeao, dsatinados 81 pago del desfalco
heeho poT un Collector de Rentas Ei
senior Willoughby explica que La ordenan-
rs presentada anterioEmeG te confenfa toda
Ia cantidad desfalcada no Ia paTte que
corresponds 81 municipio, por 10 que debfa
ser deuechada, mientrag que Ia que ahora
90 recomienda solo c0ntiene Ia parte que
corresponds al repetido municipio. Queda
aprobada.
Termina la session & los once minutos
Grupos Doctores del Vale Barbosa,
Sanchez Morales un TepIesentante de-
"La Correspondencia'
Sc asegura q an conocido republican,,
el senior Hernandez Lopez, ha escrito va
escTibir una caTta 81 doctor BarboBa,
preguntandole que rumbos va tomaT 81
peri6dico que este He propone publican, y
81 dicha publication representar& Ia poli-
tica del sctua directorio. 1Qu6 hay de-
esto, doctol2 PueB que como son cosds De
Ia fam.ilia, no intereean q los unionistas
ESQ en- broma. TX los periodicals?
"M1chas caTtas de prominentes perBonali-
dades dol partido he recibido reapecto del
peri6dico y podrla no recordar IA de este
tambi6n prominente' Pero no hay tal
caTta2
La misma jugado de cabeza que cuando
el interview, On que anEss de las elecciones
Sc preguntaba al ''otro doctor" que ntme-
70 dc districts ganarfa su partido. Es
decir, eludir Ia contestaci6n.
Pero sefior, Squ6 le habr6n preguntado
al doctor Barbosa reapecto de 81 peri6dico,
cuando no quiere darse por anterado de
las preguntass
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amerieanaH % que eleVara ell niyel de Ia
acei6u inteTnacional, extsndiendo el senti.
do dc sus debeEes entTea Ioa gobiernos
hablando en favor dsa II paz de Ii raza
humana
Acabo de Volver de nm viaje 4 Panama
y os informare ex tenHa aanta mas taTde de
TODD 10 respective q Canal
Ia convention de- "A Igeeiras, que fne
frmada por loa Estadds Bnidos All como
por Ii mayor parts des 1aa potenciaa en-
ropeas reemplaza la de- 1880, que fue
tambi6n fEmada poT atados Unidos
muehoa de los podeFess de Europa. Este
tratado nos coniere iguales derechos CO.
mereiales con t0das Las naCiones de En.
ropa no impone 0bligaci6n de niDg6n
genero: 20 espero que sea prontamenta
Tatifcado.
Rehusar Ia ratification aignifcarfa que
nusotros perdi6semos nuestrOs derechog co
mereialea en MaTruecOs no guerrfamos
obtsner obieto alguno,
En- 81 case de tal negatiYa quedaTlamos
poT Ia primara vez, en cianto Veinte al {,
sin ningdn tratado comefeial con Marrue-
cos este en- Ii 6poca en- que estamos bus
cando nuevos mercados y aalidaH nues
tro comercio
Ia destruction dc las facRs de Pribilof
Islands, por los pelagiauoz eontin6a La
mana5a que, seg1n Ia inspection hecha en-
1874 baio la direction del Congreso, aI-
canada Ia eifra de TOO 900 ? que segIin
la observation de los comisionados dc Ca.
NADIA America en 1891 llegaban Z un
million, lis aido hoy redacida & 180, coo.
Este Tesultado s. debe IL Canada y aIgu-
nos banqueros peseador que matan las
hembFas do las focas misntTas cruzan las
aguas en- busca de aIiment0. Por regla
general ESD ss Ii epoca De Is gsstaci6n de
las hembras 0ien la De tener criaB en- tie
IRA, de manara que CON cada pieI que con-
aiguen de es8 mDdo ga dasE1uYen por 10
menOs tres vidas; Il nalaTe. Ia futura pro.
la y 81 eaghorro que queda condenado 4
morir de hambEa
Is matanza rsgulariza5a en- TERRA no
produce esos dGfoa En- 1896 fuar0n lis
llados muartas de hanbre e1 eaaa iaIas
mas de Ia 600 f0cas pequpflaa. En- 1897
Ee oaleal6 qua Ia matanza ds hembras
adultaa lleg6 eeEca de 100000, quada.
ron desaip parsias MS he 300 coo crias
Ia hrbaridad ds prScfioa 40 necsgi-
Is demos ae;6n Sc conoana por 81 Bola.
Ei Tribunal del mar de Berhing. cue es
ranui6 81 Paris sn 1888 81 cual 20 decif.
do an eontEa de Las lamaeiones de- los
stados UnidoE para 81 exclusive iugia-
dicei6n ca q mar "a Berhi0g para un
sdeTecho de propisdaa as rs focas cuando
sa hallasen m69 az tfsu millas. sztabIeci6
ciertns rsglas que o. juicio del tril ural
EeeTa6o sEGn aufciante1 paEa Ia pTntacci6u
be las fooag sa q mag a Bsrhiog
oa a. a gia
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SIEhPRElIlA.

El psgi6dico mata 81 libro. paro anticipa
Ia inmortalidad.
Pudo Shakespeare dar vida an sus obgas
lnmertalea q egoiamo que aislado embru
tecs. Ia duda que ateTra, los celoH que
matan, todas las pasiones que son como
e revUelt0 oeeano en- que Ia humanidad
tsme psrdsras caminando hasta el bien, sin
que Inglaterra Sc recordara del que tanta
gloria habia de darle, aino para hacer coro
andando 81 tempo la frfa ironfa de
Voltaire.
Pudo Comoena cantar cuanto de mas
noble J caballeroso hay Ell IA historic del
pueblo lnsitano, eIeyando b poema her6i-
co una altura que nunea hegaTon
Iagso 81 ArioBto, Ein que Portugal Sc en-
tsTaBe de que 50 gran poeta moria en- IN
hospital, ciegoa los oios invadida 81 alma
de- tFiatezas
Pudo nuestro CerVantes bRcer de Don
Quiiote 81 loco mas moral del mundo, la
fgura mas duIcementa ampatica de Ia
poes1a, y victims dc las negTas amarguras
del vivir, no encontrar ni justicia psEa 81
genio nj remedio para aus desdichaE.....
ri peri6dico ha rectifcado estoa oIvidos
que son verdaderos crfmenes nacionales, y
hace que los pueblou no pasen indiferentes
por los sepulcros de Bus hombres ilustres,
aino que se postren con veneraci6n ante
ellos......
Brasohi era un poIftico honrado, IN es-
cgitor notable, IN alma generosa, una int
teligencia alberta todos los grandes idea.
les, M coraz6n lIeno de entusiasmos, nm
sacerdote dc Ia religion del debeF, uu COM
batiente her6ico. 80.
Is prensa puertorriquena rindiendo tri-
buto q sus grandes merecimiantss ha sido
iuhta con BTaschi.
lPobre Braschil
Para sua cenizas un monumento; para
50 fama ylpafa 50 memoria 81 carifo y Ia
admiration de todos los puertorrique
MIGUEL MOYA
Madrid. 1892.
(De "Laureles Postumos" q Ia memoria
de Mario Brascht.
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que nueetra antigua civilization tan POGO
regpeto guardaEon, no est6n preocupados,
no temen nuestra competencia. Lo que
apenas ocultan es que no les agradamoa,
.ya que no por amarillos, por latinog; em.
bozando 81 pensamiento, cufdanse mucho
de promoter el fslicfsimo porvenir nues-
tros niaos, mientraa condenan 81 despcjo de
todo derecho en- su patria, Ia anulaci6n,
4 la mueTte, toda una generaci6n de
hombres con derecho & la felicidad la
vida.
Como 81 fuera posible que esos nifioB
sinti6ranse alg6n dia dichoEos 81 recordaT
que bajo sus pies Yacen sus padres muertoB
como ilotas bajo la OPPRESSION, el egoismo
la iniustioial Como 81 fueTa possible que.
ese odioso sistema, del cnal en- verdad no
Sc habla en- el mensaje, hieiera otra cosa
de los ninos de hoy que hombres para 10
porveniT, enemigos de aquellos que sacri.
fcaron su palermo hogaT y humillaron &
sus progenitores reduci6ndolos por la terri.
bic ley de la fuerzal
California, seamos juBtos, no fu6 tan
cruel con los japonesea. El Presidente les
dice:
''......Es sefial segura de poea ciVi-
lizaci6n y baja moralidsd, abuaar 81
discernir en- contra de un extranjero
tratar de humiIlarlo, habiendo este
yenido aquf legalmente y conduoien-
dose de una maneTa honTada .....Y
10y nosotros pensamog que los de Cali.
fognia podrfan, pensando en- noBotros, decir
otro tanto.
Extranjeros fuimos; no genanlos; sin pre-
guntarnos nuestra voluntad, nos traieron.
Estamos, por nuestra paTte, en- donde eata-
mos, legalmsnte. Nos hemoa conducido.
honradamente. \ con baja moralidad Be
Rbusa de ncsotros y So nos humilla.
Y como 81 no bastara, Sc nos echa enci-
ma 81 fardo de nueatrr algeria tfuueBtra
alegrfal), "a calulnnia de nuestro cOntento.
So afrma que eHtamos coateptos, J que
todo va bien, muy bien. Las teorias del
menaaie son muy bsllaa No nos hace
penarel bien ajeno Falieitamos & los ia.
poneaes por 81 enfatico snoomio que mere
cierOu al Presidents
iQue ldstima, Jverdad2 quo ldstima que
no hiciera 10 mismo con Puerto RiCul
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.y.- 'a'...,..Su civilization Ga del .Ja.
pom es mas antigua que les de las
nacionesidel norte de Europa, nacio-
nes de las cualea Ia brotado princi-
palmente 81 pueblo De los Estados
Unidos.
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ans d g.lla Ius eaIahIada u gaIsaIaasLa.
e naseslro oorrssponsaL

Diciembre 27. En- Ia igleaia cat6lica Sc
celebT6 Ia misa del gallo On Ia madrugada
del "a, revistiendo 81 acto gran solemnidad
Ii concurrencia fue extraordinaria.
Las bonitas nifas que vistieron de pas
toraB elegantemente ataviadas fueron las
piguientes Mercedes Diaz, Clotilde Boz
meta, Rosario BarreIo, Rosa Colmenero,
Petra sotelo, Isabel Fernandez, Carmen
Martinez.
Los nifios que vistieron de reyes 10 fue-
ron Pablo Cantre, Melchor; Antonio
Munoz, BaItazaT; Luis Gimenez, Ga5par.
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"a TIsaaIta
AL go deL Aur,lltnnianto

Por cada diez centavos que sc gaBten
hasta 81 13 de Enero de 1907, se regalar6
una papeleta de nm piano una linda mu-
fieca Hay jugusbes, efectos religiosos, rcpa
para nifoB artfcnIos de novedad para
sefi0rag aefioritas.
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Madrid, 1882.
(De Laurelea Postumos" la memoria
de Mario Braschi.
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Ia conducta del Es.
tado de California con
los japoneses, ha ira
presionado profunda-
mente g preaidente
rEORlAs.

En- su dltimo mensaje y con tal motive
ahomina De los norteameEicanos que, en
aquel estado soberano % gobiernan 4 IL
mismo, mientras dedica altos elogios III
Jap6n. Y para exaltaI csc pueblo y
explicar por que le exalta, habla 81 pyesi.
dents de Ia antigdedad de la civilization
dc aquel impeIio, De Ia cual declara que
es anterior la de muchas naciones.
"A este respecto dice 10 que sigue:
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GgliIa nIIIanss q saeas d. eats.

Comunican de Rio Janeiro que 81 90
bierno del Eatado de San Pablo ha resueI.
to compraT cuatTo millones de sacos de ca
de.
Esto, 81 Sc hace, es con 81 prop6sito de
eVitaE una seria coalici6n ca los precios.
81 general Roca EisitarS ~ Brasil x al
reOraeo fla FuFnnq
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lIIs0 { 4 PoIIaIa.

Acabo de recibir, nuevo surtido dc
polainas dc cuero dc puerco, DC regla-
mentO, IN prseio SO 90 cIaha extra on
Florsboffn, Glen tip0s dintintoH, 10 meior
ca Pto, Rico. 'El Popular Amsrico
EalsE
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So ingfeld, Ill.
NEWSP APER LAW.

l. Subscribers who do uot give e>
press notice 10 the contrary are con
sidered us wishing to continue sub
Scriptions.
2. If subscribers orde, the discon
tinuan"e Of theie periodicals. the pub
Usher may continue to send them un.
I'll all arrearages are paid.
3. IF subscribers neglect or refuse
% take their periodicals frem post
office TO which they are directed the,
are responsible until they have settled
their bills and orde ed them discon-
tinued.
!. IL the subscriber moves to an
other place without informing the pub
Usher. and the papers are sent to the
f"r' az 'irectiois, they are held re
s1onsible
tGe courts have decided tn,
Tire refusing to take pc lodi, ais fteu
postofiice. .0s remo''iug aud leavint
them unraled for. is prima facie evl
denee of internatioua fraud
: l. subscribers pay in advance
they are bound ia give notice to the
publishers, at the end of their time.
If they do not NisA to continue il
otherwise the publ sher is authorized
t" send il. the subscriber will be re-
~ponsible until an express notice with
payment of AREA ages is sent to the
publisher.
The latest postal laws are such
that newspaper publishers can arrest
any one for fraud who takes a paper
and refuses To pay FOR ii. Under this
law the man who allows his subscrip-
tion To run along for some time, un-
paid. and then orders the postmaster
II mark il refused" and has a card
sent notifying the publishers, lays
tan seat iahte 10 arrest and fine. the
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-08-18
The Illinois State Fair this year
will surpass all previous effort.
The Woopriver Delegates.

Will some one please instruct
all the brothers OF the Woodrver
Baptist Assc. to no. go over
to Quincy with malice afore-
thought, in their hearts, fighting
for Office. S ,me Of our pteactt-
ers over this and, of all denom-
nations. do not believe as much
in the theory advanced in the
Bible as Ingersol, for if they did
they would be pure that's all.
5 me may ASK: why is the
Flo m Ga n ally knocking at
The clergy?' Because you drag
us all down or pull all up, Which
ire you doing, or, aiming to do?
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-08-18

You can't keep the colored
people down, they have too much
of the Anglo-Saxon blood, plus
the American thrift, multiplied
by that African philosophy, in
them. A few days ago the Moon
went down at Memphis, Tenn,
and up came the Business Bugle.
The Moon championed the Mag
ara movement and the BugIe is
with the Business League.