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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
UNA EXPLOSION
Cuarenta libras de dinamita
h2ccn explos' On en- .un tdnel
del ferro arril.
EN- Pennsylvania
Tres he mbres destrozados.
dos heridos &c gravedad y
Cnce con contusiones.

A aAusa de lA explosion vremstu.
ra do euAreptA lihras de dinAmita on
81 tubo B del lAdo te Lorg I,lsnd Ci
ty, sn el Il 1el del fsrroearril do Penn
sylvsn!A, lres hcmbrse qusdaron des
trt zsdos, dos 'eridos dc RrAvadsd y
oncs con h'ridas J eontasionss.
II sestdsnn osurri6 por hAberas
deiAdo eAsr una vslA encer di . en- 10
81 il gus sonscrfa el explosive. que
hzo revsntAr un fulmi1Ante flo On
uno do loA eArtach0s.
No 90 sAbe quien eometI6 10 i'm
pruoencla do Aserearss 4 10 ssjs con
una velA ensendids, puaH los que o.
sAhan esreA do ella mu 'ier0n todos,
menos ono, que eItAba de sspaldAs &
10 esiA; pero un sobrsstsnte persibi6
oil rssplAndor dsEds lsios y hugo en-
asguidA dAndo 10 VOC de alarmR.
So hablAn alberto varios barre
noI, y no Apagaron las luoes slGstri-
saa porque sl pegarlss fasgo, lack.
ploli6n romps Loo globes.
&c eneendisron vslAs y do pronac
81 sobreAtArte VIC que ardfa 10 snvol
sura do papel dc uno do los eartuehol
do dinamita. y gritsndole & los obrs
roa huy6 a parApstarae detrAs do unC
do los grandss eseudos meta icos gu.
40 usan on 10 ohrA.
En- euanto 10 AlaArS5 10 OK plosi6r
aasudi6 toda 10 gA!stfA y 81 say6 90
rribAdo on TERRA IN cuanso 20 le.
vAnt6i Aiurdido, % dirigl6 4 auxltiAl
& los olros. le eneonsg6 4 dos Q q,
podisn moverRO.
Luigi 10 sscaron & los mueit 10
40 Auxsll6 & los hsridos, y Ia policii
en- lA inveslIg acton que h 10 dec Ar,
que no pooiA hAesras responsAble d
10 oeurrido & 10 eompafia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
0TRIS NOT|C|AS
Convocs toria a Junta gene
raj en- q Ateneo Puerto
riqueno. - Multa.
MISAS De AGUINALDO
Seutencias dictadas en- Ell Juz.
gado de Paz. -Reparto de
1uguetes a nlnos pobres.

Fl die q & las s de lA noths 20
eslt b'ark iunta general de roeloa en-
oil Atenec, para proeedsr al exame do
euentaH y renovation ds 10 DireesivA.
--Por eondueir On un aarro un
bArril CON comidEs para sardos, que
dsspedfsn maios olorss, tl6 denupeia
do mnltsdo con dcs dollars al "a
rrero Nlec msdes Nongs.
SPark carreras da cAballos, ven.
den rsloiess specialize 8 contadorss do
Quintoa dc segundos 4 % 40, a3 90,
$1,000 y SLIGO, ports pago, los sefio.
res r. Kehrhahn y Co.. San Juan,
ruarto Rico. all,
Ell Jlez do piz ssrtenei6 hey &
G G'egoria Vsrdsic, As3, por smbris-
gu'z } easkrdalo; AEri9inA Ramos,
I'm dollar For prt t,rir f-ases obs,nAs
On 10 vik dolieA; Fsrmiu Rlor, co,
dollars por dar gritoG y m llesssr 4 Ia
gents en 10 plaza del mereado,
-Dshisra ahrirne una nnscripc!6n
popular por pate de una somlsi0n do
damas para eslshrAr la misas de
sguinAldo.
-Ha sido tranatSrido gu Ia Coft.
do Gusyama el iuislo contra los sgge.
aorss del Or Vidal J. Vidal.
-El dfA s de Enero prfxlmo "a
eelebrAEA On oil Teairo MQnielp pal, 10
Gsata anunsiadA para el rspArlo ca
iugustss & nif1a pobres. IL Comisi6r
nombrada para disho obisto 10 som
ponen lss distir 6 aidAs Mi )ritas Mini
na del Walls, Luisa Amelia dc Hoatos,
RsQuel Csstsros = los cAbAlleros dor
Rafael del Vale, don Manuel Q levs
do Ba,z, don Canrado Asepio nusu
tro sompAnsro On 10 prensa don Jos,
Elias Lsvis.
- y IANOS, PlAnolas, Auto. piA
nos. No hwy msior regAlo para 4 a.
nusvo, que an buGn piano, una piano
10 un auto piano, sStos dltimos d
10 AsrsditAdA casa AeoliAn 81 % ssls
bre On el mundo entero, euyos iuatru
msnils agurAn Oh todos los aAlones d
s'g ana impC rlarcia social. Los ri,
nj Q que 1rGe sl PARIS BAzAR aon lc
msiores que visnsn & 10 LslA sea &
AsssIIguan los m'iorss pre- rtfmorsI
Pre- baremos con hsshos 10 que anul
siAmoE' EsIs rhmo de nuestFo nsgoei
ssEG muy AmpliRdo, trsysndo pisnc
FtApesass y A.smAneA do IAs mares
, mas AsrediIAdAE. I'll PARIS BAzA
90 10 i lea casa que pusde vsnder IL
tnslrumsnIcs do 10 Asolian c. a Il
m!Imos sreoioE que On NV York.
AJsr EsIuvo en- San Juan el 50
gsnAo de 10 poiieia s.nor L5gtz Dis
que preAsa servieioI en- VieQreI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
Desde Aguadilla
juicio por asesinato en- pri-
mer grado contra Damian
CoIon.--Ea sentencia.

Como AnuE sismos aver lurss, 80
VIC co asts Corts de DiSt,iso el ruido
so prccsso incoAdo contra psmian
Colon. Gslssdo de GsesinAto on pri
msr g'sdo en 10 persona del j6vsn
ManUel Font, do San Sebsst!tn. Al
las nueys Dc = mt6ina de- comienxo
el iuieio.
e! prGcssado, joveD este aomo do
10 sHls &c sdsd. blsuso, lam i io ,
cue 10 presents go Ia sslA de julteis
Id'lcAlxo y vsstido con csmlsa de 60
lor, tt ma ssienio al lado do su aboga
do defapaor Ten Ar.ura Rsi, bird
III Idblieo GO numeroEo, y 10 mueatra
i'm oacI ns, por sonocsr los debat:s v
el rssulsRdo dc 10 eausa. Lbs CORES
pcnEaleS de ala Vtz de 10 Pairias y
/ A OEMoCRACIA, scmsmos ssisrto en
10 mesa dsstiuada 4 ID pranas.
Comporea ell Tribunal los seflorss
don A'taro Apopte, Ju'z Presidsra ~;
don Enriqus LlorsdA F.scal; Goa j.,
a6 BssorA y Messre, Sseretario; dun
nAnual MI niz. TsqufPtrtJi don Agos.
tin Guevara Ssnsini, Marsha; don
Pedro kArzsno AvlG5 y don ArGsnio
Vergus, Sub mrsh al; don Bsnito
Elias, Msr sAiero.
DespreI do las recaaGeIones mo
tlvadas perensoriEs hMhAs por Of
d,cAl lie defense rsnuneI6 & ellAs) el
Jurad6 qusd6 eonIlituido & las once y
siete minutos dc 10 m,nAns, CON los
81 fiores gaisnlef:
Don Fsderiso G Jmez, don Manuel
e. B4gEooni, don NisAsio Martinez
OSc6s. don Jote CuevAa CusyA,,
don Vicente Jd lies suaoni, don To
mas CabAn, don Guillermo Card6
don Frarsi 80 GonxAlez, don z jilc
Lopez. don AnAstalio Hsrnandex J
don Ffansiaco Csrdona. Lea sl Ssers
tArio, por o,dsn do 10 Corse, sl sstl
do aeusae!6n contra oil Aeuaadc, quI
90 pone dc pie para oirin.
SeRda 30 dtSprsnds do Aquslla, ,el hs
eho osurri0 On oil barrio SCalabsxAl
dc 10 jurisdiction del Pspino, oil di
% do o .nbrs del prsHents an, en- /
lea de cafe del atnor Rodrigo Font
In dit tiosa 20 hsllaba Ia visIm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20

dc tan eHpAptoso srimen, euAndo sin
mativo a'guno con 10 mayor sangrs
fra. oil Aeusado, DGm!&o Colon sses.
tole una tremenda puhalAda en- al alb
d6men, murlsndo 4 las pcass horas.
Dta2uss de IN rsesso do cinco MI
nusos sl FISCAL, dirigi6adt 80 81 Jura.
Dc, hAse Ia prssentici6p, son 10 slo-
ousuciA y eosrgfs que le sArastsrizEn.
Estuvo hablAndo por espAeio do is
minutes.
Dss'srA primsr&msnts el asnor
Rodrigo F0ui, ito del intsItss So
enconGAhA auardo el suseso On 10
4 1sA VIC suAndo Colon, sl Assaino,
pArapstAdo ras un palo do chinas,
sAlio do ssIs sitlo, pnfial On mAno, y
acometi6 con &! q 81 sobrino Manuel
Font, irf0rtuuado joven que mcmen
scs ALt:s httls eoLl-tiio mA,rimcuio
con Ia iovsn Mtrfa sale m6 Rodrf
guez Ei t'SIgo disc tamb.e1 que sl
Acaaado IL sEirego OIL AEmA homiaica
yo!untAriemsnse, dAndoae lueRo q lA
fugI; que no srty6 nunsA que Colon
luvisrs 10 intenci0n do mAtAr & 90 so.
brio. pueI entire ellos dos no exialia
rencor Lii gono J nurcA hAbiAn tent
do dtsRusIo nj dessvensnsias.
DesIarA el dostor don joe Argd
Franco, qulen dise que aaisti6 Al hs-
rido, eusndo sstAba yA On sStado ego
niso; que 10 hsrida era mortal por
nesesidad,
Por 10 avarxAdo Go 10 hors, pasH
scn les II eua!t2, Ii CoE.e suspen
ide In sesion hasts las ; de 10 tArde,
A eatA hora se reAnudsn ctrA vtx Los
debates. El sAI6a del ! 4 oliso satk In
vAdido por una numsrosA aonCurren'
sia.
DeclarSn los II lOrea don Saliva
dor Lsya y don Frasso Vslex Rivera
seerstario del SyunSamiento y Jusz de
pax de San Sebastian, rsspesiivAmsn
TO. Ksle 6llimo como lAl inAtruy0 lRl
primsrAV diligsrsiAs del eaSo.
, CoRREsPoNsAL.
AguAdIllA, Dsbrs, 1905
n fO0rAt-ua,k -. N..N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
SECC|ON Nero AN I'll
NOtdS (Qmel(ilIeS de San Juan
AesiOneS


RSnco do Pto. Rico Q rs a 26
Ranso Territorial. . % 4 "a.
Harso Popular. . 10 q II.
AZUCAR Para 10 exports sion
Sin operaciones
Buques anunctAdOs
Fl vApor sapanol spusrto Riscs
aali6 Q. 80 prdximo pAsado do Bares-
Iona para oil Nsditsnauao y Cana
rias, San Juan, Asyseu z, Ponce,
Santiago do Cuba, HabAns, G1AntA
ramo, MAnxAnillo y N. W O;loAns.
Vapor f,A, css <NonsreAls. do un
die & oWo retornNA de Puerto Plats
y seguirG visie psra Europa,
VsEor sspsfiol sBuenos AiTeEs es
tara Aqui prossdsnto dc ESpafin el q
del Astual.
EMtFRdas
VApor sCosm7s do NV York.
VaTor Ameiiskno SBirwlndS de Ia
ialR.
SaIid@s
Vaporsa sPonsts y <PAtander'
para 10 isla.
Ruquos On puCFt~
TRAVESIA
81. w. AyeYs, pendiOnte.
SAuguit q, BabaetS deacArg sndo
xCosmcs deHsargAndo
sBMW.nds psndisnte
COSTANEROH
GCalmens Fsisrdo
&ESperarxas Eendierse
G&ieardo RUIZ psddient0
&AuEeliss psndienSe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
Acadia Municipal de PatiIIas

HAstA laA dos do 10 tArds del die
2l del mes sorrisnle, 90 re0ibirkn On
. SecFstAris do este Aunicipio, pro
poslsiones eerrsdas para Ia sonalrue.
elon Dor remsts, de 10 obra ds s1u
Hoa2itAs dc mGmpoitarfs, fahfieAdo
ds eoncrsIo J mAdsrss, con arreglo &
los amos lsvantAdos oil sfsslo y que
1sEAn sntregsdos Al que los aolici,s
La canlidad disponible para dlshA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale a, ntmero 1o4, oeEte, New
York, Sitio muy e6ntrieo. Pr6ximo
al subway, & los elevados, & los sArros
electrieos do Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, 7sy " avsnida. Muy cereA
del hotsl AGris Antoinstts, donde sutk
el Club lbsro americana. A siste suadrAs
del dostor Henna. Casa AmpliA y ole
gAnte' Cooina amerieanA y sspafo
10. installation sompleaAmsnts nuevA,
Tres bAfos. PidAnse iniormes 4 lA
AdminiaGrAel6n de LA DEMocRAoIA.
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
AguadlllA, Dsbrs, 1905.


ohrA sa ls de 81, 500. y las propoaieIo,
ues debeiA1 SndosAras Gai: SPropo
aiei6n para 10 construction de una 90
80 dc mSmpostells y mAeetAa dsslinA
nRda & Hospital ca sl pueblo de Pa
hllsa.S
La OtdsnArzR J plicgo do coudi-
stones a que b. de quedAr uomelido
81 remsti'iA ssrkn ealreg adas tam
hi6n 4 lca irIersi a1oEl
PAtillas. Dlsismhrs : do l9t8
Z LENoN GELI.
o-5a. Alealde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20
PrIHeIpaIes artleulOs


que 90 dstAllan en- Almaeenes, & lon
siguisntes precios;
A.H.l: d, uactlt1 IA1S1 { 5
Idem valsnciAno dc Ct = 81 por
extreme de elases.
Aios do Is etvs. & A.
Bombons s6i Al
Rasalao s7i
sardinas ahumadas IA centavoa.
Cebollas espaEolas Oh
Id amsrisanas s2i
Garbanxos s44 80.
Habichuelas Amsrieanas solorAdas
largas ee. Blaneas amsrieknAs ct
Harina dc trigo s425a 81
Id do MAX e34
yamonea isi . 10.
Jab6n Rocamora e5t, america
no, e23 y n.
Mantsea ct & 81 On ~ On ssiaa do
o. 10.
Mantsqaillai de Sl4a 10
Pasta del pais . o. .26 . 4,SO.
Papas amerisanas 1tA2
Toaino. eli & 19i
Tasaio %
Quesos am. CIT Patagrks q.
Leehs eondensAda sAguilas %
Id Id tCrux Roias .s4a
Id Id sMagnolias eli
DEL PAIa
Ax6saY sara el sonsumoI
MAaaabado elaro do 81.
Do miel elaro o..
Osntriiaga slaro do " ass
Amsrissna do st as4,
De fonce a33 q 81,
Ron 10 grsdos Csrsisr 4 els sas
tpvos gallon pagadoa r. IntcrnAs
RAixe1.76
TsEaeo, nominal,
PPeClOs % C0mpFa
Almid6n 4 s7.50
A!Sodin de 5 \ $50.
Coeos ca Is = 1S millsF,
Casroe dHlees go o Al
Esho Go res ~.
Cate aCfs!snts nominal
CambIOs oOrrIentes
Eondrss rkEsk AS7
Paris
Hambxrgo q u
Esw York III 4 10 ssvs Z
KspAaa II III D.
CvduIas hlpOteCarIas
lAnso TERRITORIAL. y .AgrisolA $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-20

Sc solicltan vendedores bue.
nos para este perlod!co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
NETTING THE TIGER.
UNIQUE HUNTING CARRIED ON
 IN SOUTHERN BENGAL.
The Korubas Use Neither Elephants Nor Firearms -N Nets and Long Bamboo Poles-The Animal Is
 Aroused by Fierce Uproar.

It seems a strange means, this, of conquering that fierce inhabitant of the jungle, and one idly wonders why it is made use of. In tales read of tiger hunts, we remember the sports men rode on elephants and slew the big game with firearms. The men that engage in the netting of tigers are not rich tourists, but unique race of fel- lows down, in southern Bengal; the Korubas, who alone of all the people dwelling in populous India make 3 business of killing and capturing the tiger with no more elaborate arma- ment than a lot of bamboo poles, a stack of fibrous nets, sort of or chestra' of tomtoms and instruments of uproar, and lot of spears hafted with the inevitable bamboo
 Down in the jungies of southern Bengal, where the Korubas ply their strange business, it would be impossi- ble to hunt the tiger with the aid of elephants, for the jungle here is prac- tically impenetrable, the tiger we'll se- cluded. But the Korubas are heredi- tary hunters and trackers, formidable enemies of the enormously strong. cunning beast; and though one and more of their band may be killed in a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
STRONG WIND ON PRAIRIEs
Was Blowing So East This Vera cious Narrator Gould Not Sec
 Through It.

"Wind that blows so fast you cannot see through 1t. possibly is new thing to science" said Kansas man who, relates the Kansas City Times. recently moved to Oklahoma, but that is what I saw last year.
 "I had seen that storm was coming, and was hastening from the barn to the house when became aware that the disturbance was a cyclone. The house was still standing in plain view of myself and my wife. both of whom were running for the cellar, which was under 1t, when suddenly we came upon the basement of the house. The house had blown away right before our faces and eyes and yet we had not seen 1t go.
 "The wind had got to blowing so fast that we could not see through it, and 50 the house had sailed away without our being aware of it. Our three chil- dren were safe and sound in the base ment, so we didn't feel the disappoint- ment so keenly of losing the house. But I swear. and I'll not recede from it, that the wind blew so fast the eye couldn't penetrate clear air. I wish some scientist would explain it."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
VITALITY or FROGS HEAH
Shows valvular Motion I After Its Removal from Body.

There is no living creature, according to a West Philadelphia surgeon, that| has heart with 50 much vitality as al frog, especially the species commonly, known as the water frog.
 It is generally known, says the Phila-i dslphia Telegraph, that the aquatioI frog will survive for months after thel hind legs have been removed. Of course. he cannot hop about as he could before. losing his principal means of transit,, but his fore legs help him to crawl wherever he desires to go.
 When I began to learn surgery Il made special dissection of 8 frog one day. laid the various parts of the body on table and discovered that life was extinct within a few hours in every or-l gan except the heart.
 "The heart showed valvular motion for a day after 1t had been severed en-. tirely from the body.
 "I am not aware that any other crea-I tures heart is possessed of such vi- tality."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
Do Not Curl Hair Immediately After shampoo-How to Obtain De-
 sirable Gloss.

Do Not Curl Hair Immediately After
 shampoo-How to Obtain De
 sirable Gloss.
 Your hair must shine this year or you will not be in it. No need to struggle against the inevitable; your hair has got to shine If it is natural ly dull hair, so much the worse for you It means lots of work and lots of money, for shine 1t must writes Mime. Julie Darcy, in the Chicago Chronicle.
 There was once woman whose hair was dull and drabbish. It hadn't a bit of shine to it. There was dull look about it which made it appear as though 1t were unkempt and un- combed.
 This woman with the dull hair went to a hairdresser. What shall I do, asked she, fin order that my hair may shine?"
 The hairdresser ran an inquiri1g finger through it. Wash it" said she. And then she told her how to do it.
 The woman withdrew, highly of fended, but at last accounts her hair was glossy, which may mean that she has washed it. Washing the hair will do great deal toward making it shine. "It isn't so much the washing as the rinsing," said the hairdresser. Your hair is like your hands, easily cleaned, but it takes lot of rinsing water to restore the color. It isn't so much the soap as it is the water. You can get along for days with a tiny bit of soap, but you need enough water to float 8 boat"
 Rinsing the hair is very important. You must soap it we'll and scrub it with the finger tips. Then comes the important part, which is the getting Nd of the soap. To get your hair per-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21

fectly clean you must rinse and rinse and then rinse some more.
 There is a girl who always, washes her hair in snow water in the winter time. She takes enough snow to fill a wash basin. Tuis she sets in warm place, adding an equal amount of wa ! ter from the faucet. When it is all melted and mixed it is ready for the hair. This makes a nice soft shampoo ! water.
 The hair should be rinsed under run ming water. You need little spray, and this should be turned upon the hair until there is not a particle of soap left in the hair. If you have no sprayer and cannot use running water then take nine rinsing waters and add little borax to the last one.
 Hair properly rinsed once in two weeks need never be sfampooed unless one is travelling. The automobile girl must shampoo her hair very often. So must the girl golfer. But the woman of ordinary tastes need not do so more than once in three months. Other times she can just rinse. s-.
 Making the hair shine is distinct art. Don't dry it in a steamer or fl will never shine.
 ! Don't dry it in the dark. This makes it dull and heavy.
 ! Don't wash it on a damp day or you cannot dry at all, and damp hair is al- ways dull hair.
 | Don't dry it when you are in a hurry. for it takes time to get all the moisture out. And don't try to do the | job without all the implements at hand. a fan, sunshine and a good as- sistant.
 Hair to shine well must be dried in the sun. It must have a good free play of air through it's strands and Il must be treated while it Is being dried Otherwise 1t will be dull and luster. less. It takes some one who knovl how to dry hair. But If well dried il will shine and repay the worker.
 If your hair is of the lifeless sori don't give up. but so to work at 1t Have it well washed in plain soaT jelly. This is always good for ths hair. and then dry it well Dry | until it is bone dry. and to do this you ' need the sunshine and swift fan | Otherwise the moisture will not dis appear entirely.
 The way to tell whether hair is dr, Is to squeeze it in the hand It shoult seem light. not heavy. and 1t shoult fly when released It should not ma and cling to the hand but. on the con trary. 1t should 1y freely on being re leased
 Don't curl the hair the day it | dried or you take all the life out of ] and all the gIoss- Get along the bes you can with 1t until nsxt day. Don put tonss to 1t for zI hours after it | uuhed- It viII shine brighter an keep the curl better Hair curied tr' { 5ays after 1t is shanpooed and rave. siII hold the waves for . week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21

capture they are not thereby discour- aged from further encounters. Men that fall in a tiger hunt are accounted 1 heroes of great valor, and perhaps the Korubas would rather die such glori- ous death than live in inglorious safe ty. Be that as it may, these strange tribesmen,, who in appearance are not unlike the black men of Australia, make profession of hunting the tiger on foot and unarmed.
 Some one brings word that tiger has made a fresh kill, and word goes round. All know the monster is now resting and sleeping after his hunt and 1nieal,h that now is the time to attack. The next step is to locate his lair, and at this the trained trackers are adept. The hunters start forth with their nets and long bamboo poles, these poles at least 12 feet in length. Silently they creep through the jungle, silently, un- der direction of the headman, wall of net is set up, the beaters arranged in the most strategic positions. These savages put up their nets in an in- credibly short time, well-skilled in the work and not afraid to use tooth and toes to help out their hands. The walls are carefully tested, and then the headman gives the signal. Pandemo- nium breaks forth. the scores of sav- ages utter screams blood-curdling enough to scare even a tiger; tom toms beat the gongs resound through the silent forest. And now new sound is added to the tumult, rises above 1.-the snarls and roars of the tiger. Infuriated he glides this way and that, but exit is cut oil by blazing torches, yelling enemies. He raises himself to full height and makes a leap, the marvellous leap tiger can make. But the beast leaps only to find , his great body enmeshed in something that clings and holds, that he cannot bite or claw out of. The nets are drawn tighter, but the beast rolls and tears and struggles. struggles with all his enormous strength. An opening is made, he is free. And now comes the danger for the one or half-dozen hunt CTS. now the one or half-dozen fall in their own blood. But the Korubas reckless and wild with the hunting spirit, have another line of nets with which to try the tiger. and this time they get him down, their spearmer stab him to the death, all the net mer coming in at the finish.
 Or perhaps they have received or ders for a live tiger, for many liv' tigers are wanted from time to time the shovmen must have them; th' [ Indian princes must have them fol their eleplant-tiger fights; and tiger must be provided for the tiger hunt gotten up to amuse distinguished wis
 itors. For this work the Korubas ar'
 the men, they not using the stake'
 pits. which often iniure the anima
 badly. nor the firearms of other hunt
 CTS. When a live tiger Is hunted for
 instead Of staying the savages have t engage ir the sport of securely ropinI him: and this is almost as exciting al
 putting an end to the great and eun
 ming beast of the jungle.
 | ALFRED wHTTEHOCsE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
Using the Parinss.

Take potato and apple peelings and chop them fine Mix some corn meal. bran or other ground feed with them. and see If you cannot gain on egg production If potatoes are cheap and ve have plenty of them ve boil the small one. and nzsh some ground feed with them
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
One obj~sor.

Tonny. vhy are yOa not at your sis- ter's vedsinzz
 ~'Cz1se she's narTyfn' the wrong nzn. an told ien I'd sing night out an tell the prsz<her so--
 what is the matter vifh tke yozng nzn--
 He yxrke1 ue ouf iron under fhe sofa oncs sn' spanksd Ds:--C1tugp
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
Strong Language.

Here is another gem from that pros life mine, the police court: Prisoner used such strong language" said 8 constable, "that was obliged to get take him into custody. y."-London Tels egraph.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
osage "Baby Chief. !,

Emery Gibson, a ten-year-old boy, has been chosen "baby chief" of the Osage Indians, according to the old tribal custom of choosing new one every three years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
Good Equivalent.

Not liking the Frenchiness of Zen. tente cordiale," the Berlin papers
 have at last found good German
 equivalent, viz: Annaeherungsbestre- l bungen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21

He looked after her as she drove ofI. She sat erect, her head straight to the front, her trim shoulders erect, and the whip grasped firmly. He stood motionless until the fat pony had jolt ed sleepily around the corner.
 "Bines, old boy!' he said to himself. you nearly made one of yourself there. didn't know you had such ready capabilities for being an ass.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
p~<w..u fdn1s

G1sdys-Jack declares he loves ne for all hs is worth PhyIIi-Tss. and for al yo1r fafher is worth too. fnagfse-0icasp D1i1y EsvA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21

my kidneys and back for quite long time. Dull heavy pains. through my kidneys and back caused me much in convenience and much suffering, and there was too frequent action of the kidney secretions. A friend of mine. MT Mitchell, next door, had used Doan's Kidney Pills and they cured him of similar complaint. and I req soned that if they helped him they might me. so got a box from my druggist and used them. They did me so much good that I bought a second and then thifd- The treatment cured"