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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
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Sc ha dispussto por 10 Tesore
rio general, sean pueataa en- posesion
do sus duefos, vArias fncas que hA-
bfan sido embargadas por talta de
pago On sua contribuciones.
MODIsTA,-se nscesisa una No.
dista para 10 Direction dol Departa.
mento de coaturas do <The Porto Rico
Drawn Work & Embroidery Cos 10
Allen st. San Juan
wTHE HELVETIA.-27 sails dc
q Crux. Gran casa de hespedsa. sTa-
bio d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
' psrsonas solss. Comidss oincuen.
Do eentavos subierto. BaHos. Tel6fono
100. Apartado eorreo, 2s6. Propieta-
rio, Pedro sshirs. Nota: Este hotel
sstk { cargo dc una sedorita eague.
no
THE NAY FLOWER. Cristo
%. 10. San Juan, R.-A una cua-
dra do los earros el6etrieos y prinei-
palss edifsios del Gohierno. Espl6n.
dida vista q 10 bahia. Ba6os moder-
NOS sanitarioa. Habitaeiones tressaa,
Exquisita eomida puerterriquefa y
amerieana. Preeios modsradoa. .-EkI.
Liza RAMIREZ, viuda de Masferrer,
@ I'm el Club do r. Kehrhahn &
Co., 2s San Francisco, 10 venden dos
reloies do orc cada semana, entire SO
sosios, ahonando eos 8 100 ssmanal.
Ii Ultima semana obsuvo uno oil
senor Joa6 Jancr, dc Rio Piedras,
soeio n6msro 2l.
SEn ssts imprsnta nc vende pa'
pol vieio do peri6dico & dos pssot o.
quintal,
L-ABORES. --s' '0li'i'an
B0rdGdoras y buenss CaladorGc, asegu'
rAndoles trabaio oonstante. Proporcio
namos 10 tela y dibuio enviandolos q
sualquer parte de 10 isls' Dlrigirse q
The Porto Rico Dranwn Work u
Embroidery CO Fortaleza 10. Tam
biau ma aolioitan OosturerGs, lind
-El seGor DIAZ NAVARRO ha
sstableaido au Ohaina do Ahogado y
sv Notarfa On esta siudad, ealls do san
Justo n6msro II.
Eieras ants 10 Oorts Federal Cor
% do Distrito do toda 10 Iala y Corts
muprsma, dsdlsandoss aafmiamo OIL
exAmsn do tftulos de propiedadss, Ia
sorporaci6n do oorporaatones del pals
y sxtrangeras y tramitaei6n do expe'
d!sutaa do expropisci6n iorsosa.
Aaeptando 10 noble sompssenstl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
NotiCias del dia

hoy establesida On sl eiersisio dc lss
profssionss do Abogado y Nosario, sl
safor DIAz NAVARRO 20 dispone 4
eobrar & sus elisntea honorarios exes-
sivamente m6dieos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11

Sc vende papel vlelo de perio~
dlco 4 dos pesos elquintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
Doctor R. Ruiz Atnau

De regreso dc au viaje q Europa,
sasba de instalar su oflcins profesio.
nsl an In calle del Cristo, ndmero Il.
Horas ds consulta: dc Il J media 4 :
v media de la tarda. O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
E:DICT'0

Estados Unidos de Americs. FL Presi'
dente do los Estados Unidos. s. s.
En- IL Corte Municipal del Dlatrito Ju
dicIal Municipal do Msnat1, P. r
Ricardo RodrigusE SantIsgo,
Ex-parts.
Conversion On dominic.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17

The paper on which the postage
stamps used in the United States
are printed is the product "f til"
large paper mill of the New York
and Pennsylvania Co., lo'nr'd IL
Lock Haven. In addition 50 'ln
postage stamp Contract IN r'"-
pany has just obtained 1t c'9'r,r
from the government to sq' 'Iv nj
the paper for the Internal rrvrnn
stamps. The paper mast b
pecially prepared under "a 'p'.
vision of government in-p.cl"r-
This paper was made IN i.n"k la
ven in the Cleveland adm'"'Nr Him
but the company was underh!i Oh
renewal.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17

Insurance Companies 49, raising
rates Ia pay for losses ~ ~ Fran
cisco. The Increase hes been %
per cent in Philadelphia. 1t is be-
licvcd that rates will not he raised
To any great extent IL smaller
towns. where they are slr,', ly very
high when compared ith the
cities.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17

The Second Annual Commence
ment exercises OF the HillsgrOve
High School was celebrated IN the
Union church at Hillsgrove on
Thursday evening, May 10, in the
presence of a large enthusiastic audi
ence.
The rostrum was beautifully dec.
Grated with the cOlors of the class,
dark blue and old gold, the sober
tints enlivened by large banks of
pink and white carnation. The class
motto, "Strive to EXcel' occupied
n prominent place at the rear.
Promptly at eight O'Clock the class,
four in number, escorted by the
Board of Directors, County Supt, and
the Faculty entered the church to the
beautiful strains of the march,
sYouth's Triumph, played by s.
II. Galough. After an invocation
by Rev. d. j. Ebert and an overture
by the Hillsgrove orchestra, the
following program was rendered: =
Salutation, Roosevelt and Roose-
veltism, Lissa Hoffman; Class His
tory, Villa Barrett; Music, "In the
Twilight, Orchestra; Grafton, My
Native State; Glass Will, Lissa Hoff-
man; Essay, Things That Count,
Lissa Hoffman; Music. Admiration,
Medley Waltz, Orchestra; Glass
Poem, Mark A. Harrison; Grafton,
Products of Modern Education,
Frank P. Bry; Music, "Serenade
Buralossi Waltzes'', Orchestra; Glass
Prophecy with Valedictory, F. P.
Brey; Address, Supt. j. f. Reese
Killgore; Presentation of Diplomas
by Prof. J. Robert Molyneaux; Mu-
sic, cover the Waves, Orchestra;
Benediction, Rev. Ebert.
BANQUET.
The class with about forty i'm
mediate friends repaired to the Sad
Ter House where they We're served
with a sumptuous banquet. The
service was of pure white with pink
and white carnations, colOrs of the
class of 1905 for favors. The ire
pressible Prof. Green with the unique
originality particular to himself
presided as toastmaster. proposing
the following toasts which were met
with eloquent responses:-The Peo-
pie of Hillsgrove, Prof. Molyneux;
Our High School, Melissa Hoffman,;
Our Board of Education, Nellie Dar
by; Glass of 1906, Mark G. Harrison;
Our Future, Villa Barrett Our
Teachers, Frank p. Bry; Social Ad-
vantages OF Rural Education, Rev.
Ebert; Country Jokes, Robert Brong;
The Serious Side, J. +. Reese Kill
gore.
The High School is surely the
pride of our people, Judging from the
cooperation extended to our Facul-
ty and Board of Education and the
interest manifested in our commence
ment. In the Hiilsgrove orchestra
we have an exhibition talent capable
of vieng with that of many larger
towns. Long live the Mes,rs Ga-
lough, Harrison, Barrett, Chapman
and Brong, we hail them, the syn
phOnoms seven.
Our Supt. and Faculty are worthy
of higher tribute of praise tlial lies
within the scope Of our ability I" he
stow. May their shadows never
grow less.
Nellie Darby, Scc'ry.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17

The Lime-Sulpher wash, an mex
pensive preparation used for San
Jose Scale can be made for few
cents. For barrel holding fifty
gallons the following proportions
are required: Seventeen pounds of
sulpher, twenty-five pounds of lime
which when properly prepared, suf-
ficient water is to be added so that
you have fifty gallons Of the spray
mixture. The lime is to be well
Stacked first, and then the sulpher is
to be thoroughly mixed, after this
mixture is to be boiled at least an
hour, the boiling being as important
as the ingredients. After the mix
ture is boiled the required time,
more water is to be added till the
fifty gallons of the mixture is made
up. 1t is then ready for spraying on
the trees. So important is it that
fruit growers destroy San Jose Scale
if they would save their orchards
that nearly every state in the Union
has turned the attention of the eX-
perts of their Departments of Agri-
culture on the plan to destroy the
scale and the afOre mentioned wash
has been the result of their best eff
forts. So sure is it in its action that
two trees, side by side, both infected
with the scale, by spraying one and
uot the other, the first will live
while the second invariably shortly
dies. Anyone may obtain free from
the Department of Agriculture of
Pennsylvania the monthly bulletin
that treat of the pests of the orchard
by sending request to that effect to
Prof. Fl. A. Surface, Harrisburg,
Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17

Foglietta Francesca, Domenico
Cerilli, Antonio de Meo and Gio-
vanLi Cerilli, the four Italians
caught by fish officers near Laquin
Sunday while in the act Of dyna-
miting for the finnies, had "a hear
ing before Justice Merideth Mon
day. The foreigners have been
touched deeply in their pockets by
what the justice told them through
an interpreter, and before tkey left
for the land of beer and spaghetti
they deposited with Squire Meri-
deth fines and costs of $3.50 all told
Fish Warden w. f. Shoemakel
of Lacyville and Deputy Nichols
Of Milan were near Laquin Sunday
and had the luck to see the four
dusky fellows put the dynamite in
the Schraedercreek, heard the boom
SAW the disturbance of the waer and
found three dead fish as a resclt
The men were caught black handed
to TO speak and pleaded guilty be
fore the justice. Francesca! Ce-
rilli! de Meo! ! :! Girls can You
resist swapping plain American fo'
those ravishing names?- Reporter
Journal.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17
JAMES MCFARLAND, Pres
Approved MAYS 1906.
W. II. RANDALL, Burgess.
Attest: +. II. NGilA M. Secretary.
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Sarah Whilmire, late of Dav
idson Township, Sullivan county, PA.
deed.
Notice is hereby given that letters oil
administration g. {. IA. upon the estate OF
said dccrdeui have been granted To the
undersigned. ALI persons Indebted To
said estate are requested To make pay.
meni; aud those having claim. or lie
nands against the same wil! make them
know without delay,
INIlN ". PAXTON.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17
Dear leaasso sp.i aud :. oss tour Late As.,.

- as.t tobacco easily aud forever. be mag
nstie. tull of life nerve aud sgor, take Aofo
Nag, the wnaaef woriser, TINT maaes weak msE
struug s,ls druggists, s0o OF ei. Cure guSran
deed bouklct and sainp.o free. Address
sLei Lae Hemedl 20. Chicago q. Stv tosk
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17

\ peculiar circumstance has oc-
Cured in the congressional district
this year the two opposing candi
dates will be accorded unanimous
nomination by their respectives part
les.
DIR. Samuel who is now servi nc
district so acceptably has no OPP
position in the republican party for
nomination he has been named
" columbi county in the conv-
entlon that has been held and the
nthcr counties will all fall in line as
~, ir conventions are held.
.!lAn G. McHenry OF Benton has
81" field before him for the dem
.dc nomination. He has not yet
..,er nalned because none of the con
,.nli,nS have been held but no OPP
r,-in. candidate has announced
II for nomination. Blooms
= Republican,.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17
Muslin Underwear Department.

qualities
imes ia will
Il nannnte thauX could describe in a
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17
: Republican.

Since the coal strike has been de-
Jared off bank bills Of large de-
nominations are making their APP
pearance as circulating medium
in Shamokin, Mt. Carmel and SUR
rounding districts, showing that
with the assurance that the danger
of II strike is past the mine workers
are spending the money which they
had boarded up to keep themselves
aud families from want during IA
long suspension of work at the
mines. Since this money il
asain in circulation business has
picked up wonderfully, and the
merchants of the region expect this
season to la one of the best the,
ever had.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17
Wash Cotton Dress Fabrics.
What Dainty Summer Dresses They'll Make.

elr both printed
Nou will lad here quality wanted.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17
JOHN W. PAXTON,

Administrator, @. a.
Austin. "a. Jan. 80. llA.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-05-17

The boy of to-day hts iittln to fear
that the field j. becoming over
crowded in our Own country. 1t l.
Just being opened. IL i fpr The
young men just beginning t1 thiak
what wonderful world thi, j., 10
study we'll the achievements 81 the
past, and Ia see in what manner they
are To be improved. Never did the
world call more loudly, more insist
entity, for young men with force,
energy and purpose young men
traiued to LD some one thing -imn
to-day. And every year tina, cry
goes louder, more insistent. Bat the
time, demand men of large, lihcrAl.
energetic minds, and tie uan Who
Insists on doing business IN the uii-
fashioned. humdrum way j. a- much
behind the procession is i ihe man
who insists on travelling With an OK
team instead OF by railway.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05

''Tae dye-m.a.sd schooner Prescott
Palmer OF Boaton, was fmI IN
10 az $ IS O'Clock iast Saturday hv the
steamship Pennsylvania near the mouth
Of the Christiana, white both boa5s we're
proceeding do4n the Delaware River.
Tire schooner was in los u the ing Som
ers ~. Smith and tie steamer overlook
her auo struck her fair in the stern, TN
mediately after she collision tie vessel
went aground oG the Cherry Island cut,
a short distance above the month OF the
Christiana. The stern of the Palmer was
crushed in nearly 10 the oahin and with
in a foot If waters cage.
The Pennsylvania WA laden With
5000 cases of dynamite and was t. tase
on powder at tie z. K K, pier. It is re-
ported she was bound for South Africa
or the Pacific coast. The Pennsylvania
has been libelied or $500 00 damages.
The exact cause of the accident Is not
known, hui it was pretty dark and high
wind was blowing at the time.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05
PEDRICKTOWN.

Mrs. Florence Springer has been sick
for a few days. Mrs. Samuel Si}ute is re-
ported i'll, Harry Walton is confined to
the house with tie grip John Shuit@ IS
seriously i'll.
John Fawcett vile and daughter, Of
Wo0dstown, visited friends here on sun
day.
Reuben Pedrick and wife, of Phliade|-
uhia. spent Sunday with relatives.
The drama, The Spinjster Return, "
will be given by the Epworth League tile
later part OF January,
An epidemic q grip has struck the
own.
James Hall who has been III with con-
sumption for sometime died at tie home
of his brother-in-lsw, Geo. Hehdnekson.
Oh Thursday. Funeral service was IT
the house on Monday. Iu'erment in the
Pedricktown Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Risner attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Risner's brother,
Richard T. Smith, in Salem on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Diver and chill,
dren. OF PenB's Grove spent Sunday at
James Sweeten's.
Rev. s.. X. Moore will begin revival
services III the Nj. =. Church Sunday 7th
Michael GaVenta Was stricken with
paralysis on Friday.
Miss Mildred Cunard entertained se"-
eral Of her SINAI, friends IT ) O'Clock tea
on Friday. Her guests we're the Misses
May tunard, Mildred Sparks, Edith
Gates aud Marieste Holton.
Mrs. George HedF,ck hss 0oon spending
several days witt 5Ise. Ah~sn' DetTi,er
i'll Camden.
Richard Gordon and uiGz Ora q.
Robinson wiz au5 daughter were New
Years guest with Mr. and Frs, Chomas
Robinson.
Mrs. j. B. Leaning haa gone 10 r,
de!pliia TO remain for s ti1aa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bark anberta;n,
Cashier and Mrs, BlocGsam or theii az.
rival frc.~ Frederick, Io..i ~ Monday
They also entertained tV'o NJ saFk snd
wife and Harry Green aud Wtt.
VIM. Chew is employed as wheel
wright for Hat.E Wags1E-. a17ge > sic
ley IS working tor "m. L5tss az SN 1es
5oro.
TIE Fir q issal T,.uk o.. Pa6r!e.
town was thrown omen ~ i.~ Tio,,c on
Tuesday Of silis weok e..1 ol- rrsl'ts tua
first 3ay were yuoai gratifying 20 tie a.
rectors anG stockholders. SO, 2G1 WeTr
deposited tho first day. Ala correct
weight Of tie rev bank safa i l}aG lbs.
;.steau Ct 25fa 2 stated '.sr .eeS.
Alrs. Elizabeth gedl lex &c yisase..y.g
surprised - q "alnuer d friends last
We3ne.dr. afternoon . oa.ug q birth.
o.. anniversary. I"e guests Sere VIM.
+. tedricK ana wife, Mrs, Jane Stiles,
5es-e Acsbies and family, Edwin some.a
H5fe and 5~anentnr {5src Gibson. wife
ana son. John p1ri -.u 1,fr N. Euu.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05
THE
TORE
0 tho Town.

, The SIDE of'them has beer
! enormog-away ahead ofoar
anticipatons. The contina-
! ed pressing demand says
| not enough to seeu US through
| the seasol. So otherulnn
! 1reds Of Cvercoats are nder
way to tale the place q the
1 hundreds old.
$5--Four,tyles 81 Overcoats
/ IN bla&s and fancies
! you'll Jay $40 10 as
] good esewhere.
$3.50 A signify Black
] iriezc SPIN Ovaaoat
/ flnat ytu'u pay $3.50 .or
/ elsewhre
1850 Lighr styles 81.
! Cverc,atS IL BACK n, Fl
] lancies SO wont bu be
! ter arm@nts anywnc-
. else.
38f0-TNenty style oIC Over
! ooatsin blacks. Cx'or3s,
Dlaid and .ai.cies--sCne
! Of than rain rr0ofej moi
! for ~ viii you !
! qood elsowhe
sSI 7 wenty-oee style oi
Cgsrcoa f. b'4ak
. greys, olaids and c
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05

Foe Sc" @,ss-ass "a Trenton 70
Ferru = :satSn@ sTaiortt~ ava
- is@ae s~tv~x%n WIS SOAK istr@-
4ssE A9G lSg kaze1 CQG~sE Leader.
aAaRe sAAen1sslna EtaxlAt.a>
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05

TO- ceis goIE 2gorsssot a,,ta De
ilsyes be an rio he sts ugsq1i
lose " draining the marsh iaG5 aud
thas dspgiving diem Of .atlr breedI1g
places.
me New Jsr@ey StslS Funsrs pi-
lsgto sssociacon IS back Of = Nil
erovl4ing ror the appointment of &
SKATE board on nndertakers and en-
halMera . examine aud license all per
sons hereafter dss',juE TO follow the
1usinaSg Of ourysns the dead IN this
state. A .imilhr bin vent to the morgoe
last year The new biz will prov lie
tt,at the board snail oonsist g one rep
reseBtatIve from eacb coz res s!onai
district in the state md > member Of
the sfata board u health as d nelnber
a. large TIE proposed act is not re-
troactlvs arr ali who are now legiti-
mareiy carrying % business. after reg
l~stering with the board AZ provided,
must be recognized.
There are humorous reports current
concerning the probable action of the
legislature affecting the sale Of liquor.
Local option IS much talked Of by the
snti-saloon people. There is talk of
having an excise commission for every
second class county 10 be appointed py
the county judge. with power 10 hx the
amount Of ilceuse and tue hours which
the saloons must remain closed name
y, on Sundays and from ! to s &. N,
the same as in New York and other
cities.
St8te Road Commissioner Z &.
Hutchinson il his annual report 10
Governor Stokes suggests the taxing
Of automobiles on the basis Of the dam
age they occasion to the public high
ways. Commissioner Hutchinson be
lieyes that II high speed machines are
10 be allowed IN tie highways, and
there is no Indication that they will be
prohibited for ne present, they should
De aA8a ~ proportion 10 ths maximum
speed % which tEey are capah HE, which
IS also regarded rs & fair measure OF
taei. n0wer Of destruction. The arg
Eesrior = likely 70 be incorporated into
another automobile lin or sn amend
n-out 10 the present Fct, together with
another suggestion from Commissioner
Hutchinson 20 ptoul"it rrmQved .i"as,
cham tires and blowers o. tn- notl:s
r3ad
LeRisi"sfvr Ssaitstfcs.
Thomas T. Fitzgerald who is famj!-
asss as.dwn throughout the state As he
s,f * ,1c fourth house has com
t~.i!et s,is.e interesting statistics regard
4E jae araR8 up Of She incoming iegis-
lature. The Democratic minority viii
have 4 membership Of only seyen-tour
il the sacate sind lnrse N the house of
assembly for ,us sec0ad time In the
hjx,or. OF legislation n Tits state. In
1897 Bic same condition prevailed when
the mirority's representation was three
IN the senate and four IN the house.
Thirteen OF the se4atorg have served
ter4aR IN the house - ~sseu bly,, and
t1fse-ETadiey, Horne- ana Avis are
former speakers
The senate will have eight lawyers
SEVEN republicans anc one Democrat
Four manufacturers, sare@ merchants
ana one each - tos!ow@: Physician.
ContrPc -ur, aE-2er, engineer and lDsrH-
Gncs broke: one has no particular call
ing al thu senators IRE native Amer
cans ta~rs wee born ia Sew OK
DIS In teAnaviNLpis. one - N@nrvfa.uf
snd oue Il. Wisconsin. OF the dftaeu
l-re5 T'"- Gan oefinn1 "iaims 5u,.
-'~s .r.E.. rur stn '~'.r.uzD rar5a Ma.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05

Zoe Sew "4 ,ss-ass al Trenton 10
Fer- = shifting Majority, EeavsDg
49, zsas set~ver sha ss.ku istra-
lssG Agg LSe kazeL Coa~sF A@eder.
s~aR@ s@4er~selaG Eta$sAr.s>
tspscis+ CnrcsspoGdaaes.
2rsuloL. Ism 3.--'please ,mla aOv-
era IL ths re1uest wsiau has .0ne
fortIs rroau sz >=v Jersey state sen
st0rs 70 then constituents and friends,
bus ,h!s aoes not asa Aast the 1pen-
lag dag u any day Of fss IA 4lsGrsd
Ga5 H1iEtiatb session OF 80 sgislsf4rs
whis- gene e Tuesday. viii D. a.
ell fzaarso J.. s~1ect. IN hc con
trsry. IL : expected mat the ,oming
psssion viii be lns ~'ivsliest NAT New
Jersey a4s seen IA many years It VIII
not ne : question this year OF Demo
ersts and 1apchlca 1s-ths Democrats
ara 500 FEY in numbers to make much
o. = s~aowing-but the whole issue Will
10 ,z1miaisrrstjoD versus Colby" che
"oaAx'te. AS thoSs Republican mem
hara yrA Isl ~bo favor equsi tax
asioR - united franchise without
compounds, wui 'orm the minority
while .a administration lurcss wbic1
SIRE more conservative On these maj
Ters, fsvos,rE then 20 q CeTt5t~ de
gree. VIII constitute Toe majority The
Democrats mag cast their fortunes
with the Colby men. BUT ever this win
nos give a majority. Jha terms 90
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05
The PENS Gro3e Record
One r!u.. dred and Thlrt'eth SEES
sin. Ga Open 6ouauet}ess.

UvhA cyyosuas o. GEE STATE
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05
We


an'd rather not bother
maEinE the sheets we've 4
mighty good one six@u incn
inches with 10 center sean
f.. PC each
strong ~giushams, good, 'or
boys 6lour2 =, &c yard,
Bates saegsuckeTs In snort
lengths q THE popular stripes
a.s here at Sc p yard.
A na'7 Tailor Broad Cloths
regularly 30e q yard ere t5c
4ii 5'eao.aI nnre linen table
aaa good heavy quail
'tv Har .ga Ian 75c nrmter
9l ".t. lr-d9c g yard.
yar1 neayy bleached
, s.4 .i,acn-d everyday
leps -' pure linen Of
"ono and good width. are
ont. .9c 2 yari
Basemei
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-01-05
Corset Sale

PIC pair fer q I~N dozen
medium length corscts Of
good quality
We IRE selling lois Of The fam
oc5 W. &, C0rsets-5he kind
that are best without costing
most. our window display
gives you an idea Of the style
these popular corseta. Frces
OF tne popular numbers, 15c.
81 on and l.b0.
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-05-11

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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-05-11
PLAY Ball

Some OF our citizens got tt gether
Wednesday night and took preliminary
action toward the organization Of a
baseball team for Toledo, The follow
ing officers were elected:
President, Ed Avery; Secretary, Us
Akin; Manager, George McCoulou;
Director-J. II. Ross, chairman; c. B.
Crosno, G. e. Hawkins, G. f.. Soule,
Ira Wade.
The Directors will at once secure
grounds and have the same put in con-
dition for the great national game.
The fans may be asked to contribute
few cents for this purpose. No cit
izen who has drop Of sporting blood
in his mains will refuse.
Following is list of well-known
local athletes from whom an effort will
be made to select winning team:
George McCaulou, Frank Carson,
Henry Howell, Norman Anderson, DR..
Burgess, Will Hoehein, Vern Hayden,
Charles Hyde, Fred Winsor, Cliff Cros-
no, George Schenck, Rex Nelson, Will
Alexander, &. M. Hulburt, Louis Fox,
Arthur Nye, Melvin Gildersleeve, j. s
Akin