davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-12
A Partisan Costume.

White silk Innings show glimmering
ly through skirts of silk wolfe, chiffoL
or marquisette. the silk being CLOUD
ed by the usual intervening skirt OF
white chiffon, and black and white
voiles and foulards are leaders.
A gown like the one shown in the
picture-which is. by the way, very
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-12

new model from famous French
makers a toilet in the Tip of tn,
mode" embodying as 1t does all tn,
most approved details that mark tn,
best examples of the seasons crea
lions. Satin hens as finishings Il
skirt and overblouse. garnitures of EN-
broidered filet lace, the double Jupe ef
feet of the lace band and deep saith
facing of the skirt and the altogethe.
charming details of the white tuclle
and guimpe with the contrasting thin
sleeve, all go to make this most admir-
able model
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-12

charming. Worn any other way the
extreme shapes are grotesque.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-12
WOMAN AND FASHION
For Graduation Day.

A very pretty model for graduation
frock is here shown in mercerized
batiste, with insertion and frills Of
German valenciennes lace. The chemi-
settle is of baby Irish. The pattern
can also be developed in chiffon or net
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-07-12

AST oETA.
B.snth. 1Ihs Kind You Have AInaw BOpCtt
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PIeitO faIIado en- Arscibo eIl cont
del doctor BIazquez.
Porsonas Intsrssldus on que 50 InstaIo all
sI AstIo do Pohrss.
(De nuestrO OOrrespOmsoI.)

Julio 8.-En el pleito ueguido por 81
doctor BlazqueE de Manad contra Ia Cen.
trsl CambRlache por incumplimiento de
oontratl, 10 CoEte de DiatitO ha fallado ca
contra del demandante.
Hoy se vic ante esta Corte de Distri-
to el juicio contra don Ramon Marin,
Marshall que fac de esta Corte Municipal,
acord6ndose 81 sobreseimiento de Ia csuss.
Son muchaB las peTsonss intsresadas
On que se lIeve cabo la inntalaci6n del
Asilo de pobrea en- esta ciudad y pronto
que lara constituida una Iuuts direCtiva
CO el fn de lIevsr Ia TeaIizaci6n tan
loable proyecto. Adelante.
Para 81 jueves anuncia u tercera fun.
ci6n en- este tsatro el Cinemat6grafo que
coz tanto 6xito SO exhibio el s6bAdo DO.
mingo
Ell abono alberto para Ia Companfa
de zarzuela est6 dando un brillante result
tado Hiendo va muchas las lUcslidades
comprometidas, 81 senior Luis Calder6n
hijo, ea Ell encargado del citado abonO.
Los juicioS poT Jufsdo que 90 cele.
bran en- esta CoTts oe DiatIito duFaF6n
hasta 81 Is del actual.
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Mas dat0s TespsGtO de importation
mes y expuFtaCiOnes.
Las sxpOrtiClOnSs a SlntV Domingo fasron ma.
y0rss

Las exportaciones de pEoducto1 puerto
rriquedoB con los puertos de Asia Afri-
ca duFants los aflos 1901 al 1905 las
importaCiones raalizadas en- Puerto Rico
proCedentes de aqueIlos durante 81 mismo
periodic de tempo, presentan los siguientes
datosi Importaoiones. Asia, India ingle.
"a sfio 1901, SO 984 1902. 90 .221. 1908
$22,321 1904 SO 500. 1905 $88,697 =
1905 $98,078. Africa, Canarias pose
aioneU f francasa. r 1902 81, $50, 1908
$16 79l. 1904 $41 591. 9O4 $50, ,474 y
1908 $31 328.
ExportscioneB. Africa. Islau CanariaB
1908 1874.
PoseBioneg francaRas 1906 $2,618
Las sxpoTtacionea de artfculos de CO.
merciO con Ia vecina isla de Ssnto Domin'
go obtuvisTon una al2a desde 1903 supa
rando Biempre q las importsciones verif'
cRdas en- Puerto Rico.
81 detalle pregenta las Biguientas cifrss
fmpoTtscioneV. An 1901 $2086 sflo
1902 SO O66 s6o 1906 $6 O55 emo 1904
SO 931, am 1905 S14 1853 ? 1905 s11 98S.
ExpovtacioneU. A69 1901 $38 954
afio 1902 817 472 sfo 1903 $19 51s,
ana 1904 $40 339, enc 1906 $26 697 y
1905 $46.914,
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MadsIo % sstudIants.

A bordo del vapor "Coamo" lego de
los EstRdos Unidoa 81 ioven Sebastian 81
rsgusa HueTta, uno de los estudiantes
puertorriquefoa que be dejado 4 gran 81.
tura 81 nombre de Bu pals en- 81 NoTte.
Acaba de cuFsar CON notas brillantfai.
mas, 81 tercer enc en- Ia Manal TFainiog
High School, de Brooklyn, New York.
Sc pTOpoue Seguir ls cArrera de inge-
micro agr6nomo Para Ia que mueatra gran
devotion.
Jovsn muy inteIigente, en- todoa lou
grades Aismpre obtuvo los puntos mas
altos.
"LA Correspondence" so complsce en-
fslicitaf al jOven estudiants asi como sua
familiaEeB por eI buen exito obteuido eati
mulGndole para que no desmaye un mo
mento an Bn noble empefio.
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FAMAS DE EUR0pA,--Los eminentes sa-
bios medioos Germod Bouchardat, Nonta
= Chomel en- sus estudios sobre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence (Drome) France, des-
pues del analisis hecho por los emineutes
sabios Liebig y PRsteur, certifican que las
prOp1edades de este vino son de tai excelen-
cha, que su uso debe ser obligatOrio los
enfermos debiles y anemicos, Y que toman-
dOlo, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
1ud, 10 que recommends muy ef1cazmente
tOdos sus colegas. Cuidese muchO con
las falsifiORciOnes, Unicos agentes para Ia
Isla de Pto-RiCo. OeTecedo HerngQm0s
Ca. San Juan Per.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

UN ELEGANrE PIANO.-se vende
un msgnffco , eleganta PIANO, estilo
slen6n, de voces claras y BOnoFas aCabado
de reCibir , construido espscialmente para
estos cIimas, por una aCrsditada f6bEiCa as
pianos de los Eatados Unidos Eats piano
es de lOl mejores que se intFoduCen ga e1te
mefcado, no solo por Il soldier y elpganCia
de Bu construction, sino que tambi6n por
IL sonoFidad potanta clara da Bus woes.
Para intoFmsI diriiaGa ( don Fdarico
Feat oamUnas CEuE aHA
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La b0mba del POBRE usada por eI RICO
ARIETEs HIDRAULIcos sRFE..

RIFE 4 al
utizando
4, acualquie punto alguno
do esta 80 pies de altua p de cada del
RIFE
noche la
cada dos e de
RIFE capacidades gallon
100000 garantzado
RIFE
mucha todo e dia 8 todo IN navo
hal abasecer de aqua las pObaone hacda
campo de abaco hoals
nrar los abebaderos ganadO qua
MUCHA Aqua SIN COSTAR
Information rdpida gratis
JOSE ANTONIO BRUNO,
Ingeniao.
Agne exclusive
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de loa espo-
BOs Morgan, FOrtaleza 21, ofreCe I'M COM
pleto Surtido do los mejore8 dulceS , cho-
ColRtel. HelRdos, rsfresCOu, frutaB 81 na.
tuEal y TODD Cuanto Eegals 81 paladar mas
deliCadO % enCuentra allf primorOsaments
BoFVido. Cafe con leche y chocOlate, 10
snCusntra desde las Iiete de la mafisna 4
Las ~ de la noche. Acaban de EeCibir eI
famoso chocolate BAKER muY acredita'
do en todo eI mundo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

iPARA Ell CALORl-"La Villa de
Madrid, acaba dc recibir las legftimas ca
misetas de Crepe de Saut6, drii de hilo
n6mero 100, alpscas iDgleHas y 81 mas
grande surtido de perfnmerfa franceaa
aaf como casimirea lijeros para la esta
Ci6n del Calor.
En- nueBtros almaceneB, todos los diaB son
de mOda, pues para 81 p6blico de gusto
EiempEe ss vende bueno baratO. -Tel6fo
no 273. p. o. Box 764-san Francisco
61.-Esn Juan z. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05
e hsrsdsrp del trona Do Portuga..

81 heredero del trono De Portugal es
81 prfncipF Luis Felipe de Brsganza, hijo
mayor del Tey Carlos / y Ia rpina Maria
Amelia. El principe Luis Felipe tiene
19 amos; y por la lfnea materna eg nieto
del duque de Paris primo del principe
Alberto, future rey de B6lgica.
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cONPOsNIONEs De sONBRER0s De sENORAs

Ell PARIS BAzAR tiene 81 gusto de
participar 50 numerosa ClienteIay , 81 pd
biico en- general, que desds hoy, 90 haCen
toda claSe de refoFmaa , Composicionea de-
gOmbrsrcs dc senoraA sstando encargada
de elias una seforita de Il casa. Los pre-.
cioa ser&n muy m6dicoB Paris Bazaar.
Pedro Giusty. FOrtaleza 27.
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Demanda por da1Os Y periuiCiOs.

San FanacO Julio 5Ia local los japOnes cmpi
amohnRda cantdad
gu rae favorable
piuoB popiedades sdbtos
California 10
Roui6n
goderno de Toxic xiiN aatAfacGonea
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Russia Y FranCia opositoras.


particular tempo Dc at5ndOe Dc nas
dO4 Udoa Ffanca hts nda
al
aordiuar impotanC
tempo proposition ta
iao de inteFe econtov
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Haza1as de RaisuIi.

Tge Raisui McLeau
de pC international eabsd
ec de Age Ha expreSdO rsndr6 do cOmandan
gobeador de & cudsd u adan msndO Dc popa Po
DO de A E ha1ana del audaz fag b. do aqqf coenma los
en6r evi sucevo incdes ha id
del
Raigui
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

-so compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOs aunque no eat6n an buen estado,
CollaTas Antiques de coral , prsndaa anti.
guaR
Dirfjass & p. J. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
6 a 8 Gale Aurora. Ponca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

MlRADCR. En- un sitio centrico de esta
cludad Sc alquila un magnifico mirador
propiO para familias Tambien hay DESC
cupadas en- la misma casa buenas habita-
clones propias para OEcinas. Infor1naran
en- ttIIa Observation-Disclosures -
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SHRVIGI0 ESPECIAL DE Cables
pH
La DemoCraCia" ' ia Corresnondancia7
UJ.MIDas
Jap6n y EstadOs UnidOs.

Wanon Julio 5 seoso del Pradente Roosevelt ha deoado
prop6ito de h agi6n and DC os p
aicsnos bunTl ds loo Esd Unido1
embellishments juafad El puede
apona MI
pode
manifesto g
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-En "La OorreupondenCia de Puerto
RiCO", Allen ga, hay de venta reCibOH e.
lonarios para CObro de alquileres do Canau,
6AnEsH On met6lico CON frman, decla ra.
clones dsnRCimientO, defunci6n = certifca.
CiRB m6Sica. b.
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S0mhFaTQS d Slh0fl8

Confecci6n reformau pOE cnalquier 4.
gurfn que % dsz6e. MUestEas s iDfoTmes
El "ROa do OEo", San Francisco AZ!
eVh
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PODER.-Con fscha - del presente
mes, y pOF ante 81 NOtsrio de Maysgtez,
Lcdo. Mariana Riera Palmer, he conferi-
do poder gsneralfsimo D. William Fal.
be & D. Roberto Wilson, mancomuna.
.damente. te.-D0Vid Wi'son, Central ''Orien.
Ee". AFeeibo. p. r..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn =
Co., San jose 10, 80 venden dos relo'
ies de GRO cada semana. La Ultima aema-
na Obtuvo uno don Elias Vale (conduc-
tory aocio n6mero 6. p. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

LA RELOJERIA y joyerfa del sr.
Kehrhahn y Co. sc ha trasladado q Ia ca
lie do San Jose 15 frente al Correo, donds
hay constsntemente un buen Burtido de He-
lojes otTas prendag pa.
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FL SeCretario Taft.

Nua York. Sci Taft agi6 sga confranc
tuvi los Colombia De Pansm6 qun ta 81
lido amad dipmaCia seg6n
afms pOlcc gob Bogo
eaGon odiad DaFmento coomban hoy Ia
rep6bica g anam6
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-UN MIRADOR espacioso , veDtila.
do. Be alquila uno. Para informea For
taIeza SO, de - 1y de las en- ade-
lante. 12v. a.
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HOTEL AGUDO.

Habitaciones c6modss veDtiladaa hi
gienicaa, balos de ducha, MESA comforts.
bic y lujoBa, Precioa equitativoB. Allen
20, San Juan P B. 80 '. T.
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INDICADOR GENERAL

1JNSEJO "A LAS MADEES.-El Jarape canlahse ae
u Sen Winsow debe sepre que los ni1os
en- e. Wodo de IA dentici6n Proporccna avo Immediate
y Pequeno paciente Produss qE sueno natural tranqulo,
nsvia e dolor el angelic degpeTta muy vvo aegre
Is muy agTadable al paadar eana al nino abianda
eneas, aivis dolores hace faeies las fncones del
est6mago Eegua los ntestnoe. Es el meior renedio
conoedo para "a darrea va 0ovenga esa de Ia deneon
cualqueFa otra engase mucho cudado pedh
el JaFaba CalmaEte de a SennS Wnslow''s Is e reIo1
Aa~fodoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

-El ron "Expoaici6n San Luis' de los
geHoReg A. Alvarez HeFmanoa ea 81 mejor
, mas puro de Eu claHe. Constantea pedi.
don que aCreditRn 81 bondad, non despa.
Chados poT esf8 casa en- "a ESTABLISHMENTS
San Jog6 2. e.
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Direction pOr oADls.
NEARER
AGM YORK.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

seiSoSc HUueI psra
4D1iiiaB, eBtRbletsitig
Skso elplan americana
Gao pat. OcinRn laa me
ores fap.iilas do Puer-
70 Rlco Is
Jues, : aabitas
eione8 que cOmpren-
d0n desde al nemcillo
De saia, dUrInitorio p
bG6O. hasta ei mas ex.
tense dc aalA, S dor
@lgOriOs y banjo.
AdAptReo especial
Z5nt0 para faniIias
numerosaa y para fa-
&iliAs eortaa.
C0oina&la espA6Oln.
5erv1SaJ espAnos 8
@GiSs.
II Hotel mas fresoo
Ga HuevA York.
0outiens toda clAso
De Adsiantos 10deE-
aoS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

NremU UnE~~
ful uua nVuFual ugu tnT
E1cla Il k58ieI sa1 L01l
poosmna rstlgf.noa, prsSt
lsranao. . ~ a-'snts
Drn Carlos Arnstrons
Aooos. r.
NE. M.ToIo, Runss-F.h
@ ~ M0saiss, Fnns<,
H ER..,ai, P1a,RR
%kta0o FArA. f9asa
pa Buhsra, Pssss, 20
Qmkeah Pll, ,Ponos,FR
NE ea1Fi. Ponce Pr
pA echa y. Finiay, N
S.RA
D. Esalsaas, ssa JsAs.
oa A. e. wsynoxsA, s.a
faaz.
0ga Alfaai Osela, So IanA,
~ AnpxIs Rs4 Huns-
IN. y.
- AHlzB Lss& hEEz
49, y.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-10
Sixty Years Married.
Aged and Respected Couple Of
Hamilton, Canada, Celebrate the
Sixtieth Anniversary Of Their
Wedding.

1t does not often fall to the lot OF many
married couples to celebrate the diamond
anniversary of their marriage. This,
however, will be the good fortune OF
Thomas g. and Mrs. Cline, Ill Emerald
street, who on Monday evening will cele-
brated the event by family reunion.
On December 81, 1916, Thomas Gage
Cline and Mono Morelo Fletcher were
married at Bartonville, where they set
tied and resided for about 90 years, when
they retired and came to Hamilton where
they have resided quietly for the past 40
years.
Mr.. Cline is now 50 years Of age and
his bride OF go years ago is 81, and in
spite OF the weight OF years both are in
the enjoyment of unusually good health.
The union was blessed by nine children,
all Of whom are alive and will be in at
tendance at the reunion. As descend
ants OF the venerable couple there are 30
grandchildren and four great-grandchild
rem. three great-children having died
The above is taken from the Ham
iltOn, Canada Spectator of Decen-
Der 10Th. A picture of the bride and
groom OF sixty years ago is also given
showing them as they appear today,
a kind:and benevolent faced old gen
tleman and lady, carrying the frosts
of many winters on their heads but
the sunshine of youth still in their
hearts. Mr.. Cline is an uncle of Mrs
D. W. Hardee of Henderson.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-10
Death of a Lovely Young Lady.

The heart of Henderson was great
~ grieved Wednesday morning at
the announcement of the death of
Miss Isabelle Gary. which occurred
about II o'clock Tuesday night. No
young lady was more universally
popular and her deaf has cast a pail
OF sorrow and sadness over the COM
munity. 1t was not generally known
that she was sick and the few who
did know thought her illness of slight
consequence. The news of her death
came us IL great shock, so sudden
and unexpected was it, and the pain
full truth could scarce be realized
Paralysis OF the heart was the i'm
mediate cause of death.
Deceased was the oldest daughter
OF Col. and Mrs. w. E. Gary, and
would have been % years old had
she lived until the Dist day OF next
May. She was a lovely young wo-
man, as beautiful in character as she
vas in person, of whom it may in
truth be said, none knew her but to
love her. OF bright and happy
disposition and friendly nature she
had the faculty of making friends of
all with whom she came in contact
and was a favorite in any company
whether among old or young people,.
Very sad indeed is the death of this
young girl, SO fair and lovely. SO
amiable and attractive In the hour
of their great sorrow the people of
Henderson sympathize very deeply
with the grief stricken father and
mother, brothers and sisters and
other relatives.
The funeral will be held from the
home at 3oclock this Thursday af-
ternoon. Interment will be made in
the cemetery.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-10
Great Attraction at the Grand Thea.
tire Next Tuesday Night.

Mr.. Herbert Labadie supported by
a strong company of artists will pre-
sent here at the Grand Theatre on
Tuesday evening next, Jan. 18th, a
complete production of that classic
drama, Faust in five big acts.
The Company comes here well rec
commended as being a strictly high
class one, carrying a complete pro-
duction, including all special scenery
and electrical effects. The wardrobe
worn by the members of the com
pany is said to be surpassed by none
other on the road. Prices for this
engagement, %, 80, 80 and 70 cents.
Seats now on sale at POwell's Gro
cery
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-10
Week of PRAYER Services.

The churches of town have united
this week to observe the week Ofpray-
err. According to the program as
published in the GOLD LEAF last
week, the first meeting was held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday
night. A very large congregation
was present, filling the church to it's
utmost capacity. The sermon was
preached by Rev. A. G. Dixon, being
an admirable address, full of inspira-
ton and eminently fitted to the oc-
casiOn
The attendance has been unusually
large at the subsequent services at
the Baptist and Methodist Potestant
churches. Addresses were made at
the Baptist church Monday night by
Rev. J. H. Henderlite and Mr.. Il. Il.
Hicks on ''The Church," and Tues
day at the Methodist Protestant
church, on 1.-The Christian Ministry
by Messrs. j. H. Bridgers, Samuel
Watkins and S r. Harris. Wednes
day night the meeting was in the
Methodist Episcopal church, conduct
ed by Rev. A. G. Dixon and Mr.. T. NJ
Pittman, the subject being Temper
| apca -
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-10
Geo. f. Perry.
Ministers Association.

The Ministers Association of Hender-
son met in the ladies parlor of the NJ. P.
church, Monday, January It'll, at 10 a.
M. Rev. K. c. Craven was elected presi-
dent for the current year. to sucreed Rev.
J. H. Henderlite, and the latter was elect
ed secretary.
Meetings will be held at 10 a. IN. on
Monday after the first and after the third
Sunday of each month The secretary
was instructed to confer with the editor
OF the GOLD LEAF, with view to secur-
ing space each week to be filled by the
ministers OF the town. with religious
news or appropriate articles from their
pens.
Alter some time spent in general and
informal conference, the meeting adjourn
ed to the Monday after the third Sunday
in January. SECRETARY.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-10
Business Changes.

The Burroughs-Coleman Company
has undergone change both in firm
name and personnel composing it..
1t is now the BurrOughs-Alston Com
pany. J. NJ. Coleman, president, Wal
ter j. Aston, president. Thos.
b. Bullock secretary and treasurer,
Roger q, Burroughs, general mana
ger. The firm is incorporated, with
IL capital stock OF $14 900. The firm
is composed OF energetic and capable
Young business men and the GOLD
LEAF bcspeaks for them the fullest
measure OF success
Builds up waste tissue. promotes appetite,
improves Digestion induces refreshing sleep.
gives renewed strength and health. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea does
81 cents Tea or Tablets Parker Two Drug
Stores
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-10
The Eavorite Base Burner Heater
Gives Satisfaction.
D. W. HARDEE FURNITURE CO..
Henderson, n C.

Henderson. n e.
GENTLEMEN:
In answer to your inquiry as to how
like the FavOrite Base Burner Heater pur
chased of you, have pleasure in saying that
| am entirely pleased with it. The only con-
dition upon which l could be induced to part
with it is that l could get enough for it to
buy two like it, but would not take one
hundred dollars for it, If the condition oil
sale was that l should not buy another
Favorite. While may not go as far as the
manufacturers in saying it is the 'best in
the world because this is a pretty big old
world and l have not seen and tried all OF
them, certainly | have never seen its equal
and do not believe better stove IS made
Five points of superiority in the Favorite
are:
]. Perfect combustion.
2. Thorough radiation of heat
3. Economy in fuel consumption.
4. Length of time it will hold fire without
attention.
). Absolute control that is had ever the
stove, by which the heat may be regulated
according to conditions or practically cut
off altogether without putting out the fire.
The original cost of the Favorirte would
appear to make it an expensive stove, but
in point of fact as a COMFORT GIVER and
FUEL-SAVER the opposite is true. Those
who want genuine stove satisfaction-great
heating capacity with economy in fuel con-
sumption will make 40 mistake in buying Il
Favorite Base Burner.
THAD. r. MANNING.
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Save a Part of What You Earn.

1t is not what you make but what
you save that counts. There are
men who make good wages and who
ought to lay by from fourth to a
half OF their income, yet they save
practically nothing. How easy it is
to spend money; it Slip through the
fingers as if it were CREASED. Econo-
my is a habit; it can be cultivated it
becomes easy with practice. To save
money means self-denial, which means
discipline, and that strengthens ones
character. Start the New Year by
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The Player Maid.

At the Grand Theatre last Satur-
day evening, the Henderson people
had opportunity to see a grand
niece of Jefferson Davis in the title
role of Louise Malloy's comedy tri-
umph, "The Player Maid"
Miss Florence Davis is a beautiful
woman and an artist in her profess
sion. She was received with enthusi-
asm and throughout the play she
held the interest and attention of he
audience As Nine Eleanor HaIIam''
in THE PLAYER Maid" she is char
ming. Her aci ing in the several parts
of the play was fine Her support
was strong. Elliott Dexter as Earl
of Roxbury'' made the ideal lover,
gallant and true, and Mr.. Thomas
,ts Dear Uncle" was unique. In
fact, the whole cast was good.
The costumes were very handsome,
the scenery and stage settings fine,
particularly the scene on the terrace
in the fourth act. The scene of one
act WAS in one of the dressing rooms
of Drury Lane Theatre, London,
bringing IL glimpse of sixteenth cei-
tuary theater life, cllaracter-study
and costumes before the footlights.
The merits of the play rested on ar
tistic chara .terizatiOn without the
ballat or any entree acts.
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