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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Shirt Waists.

Goodly assortments at very low prices.
All white aud coored waists that sold
for SOC reduced to ....>..'.'...... SIS.
White India linen waists, nicely trim
med with lace ana embroidery in
sertions and fine tucks, open front
and back styles, long and short
sleeves Sl.25, 81 90 aud 500. waists
reduced to 50, IS and ............. O5c
Shirt Waists, made OF fine India linens
beautifully trimmed with lace and
embroidery insertions. open back
and front styles. long and short
sleeves, 50 co. Sl.75 and 81 90 waists
reduced to 81 40, 81 80 and ST.. 10
Ladies' Weist5 made OF fine India linens
and bstistes, elaborately trimmed
with line tucks, embroidery, and
lace insertions, open bsck and front
long and short sleeves, S3. 50, $275,
80 90 and 81 20 waists reduced TO
$3.50. 81 90, 81 so and .......... 81. 90
Ladies' white waists, made of wash
silks, trimmed with plsits and lace
insertions, 50 80 and 81 90 waists
reduced to Sl75 and ......... 81 SO
Ladie,' white silk waists made of tat.
feta and wash silks, prettily trim
med with line tucks, lace Insertions
and medallinUs, open back and
front styles, long and short sleeves
81 90, SO so sud So IS waists reducet
To S3 90, 81 70 aud So, 90
Ladies slik waists, made of good qusl.
ity tatfeta in black and coIoIs trim
med with hemstitched pats and
tucks, open in front, long sleeves.
$3.50 waists reduced TO ........., So. 20
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18

General Crosvcuor, however,
did not join the party, bit OF his
own motion urged he location of
the institution in the Eleventh
district. Tie old habit of always
working for his constituents clings
to the General and there are those
who say that he may again be
forced into a campaign for return
to the house in which he served
with such distinction, aud for so
long q period.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Unique Musical Features

The committee In charge of the
musical feature of the Joyous
Buckeye Home Coming, to be held
in Columbus, September 2, 3, 4,
8, 6, next, is preparing program
of unusal merit for the opening
day, and In addition to the regular
band concerts and piano recital.
has arranged with Professor Karl
Hoenig for the appearance of a
mass chorus of five hundred train.
ed voices, composed of the cream
of the vocalists of the capital city.
The chorus is nov IN actice re-
hearsal, and its rendition Of pa
triotic airs and medleye of those
meier to be forgotten days of
youth should prove one of the most
entertaining features of this Joy.
Gus occasion. At recent meet
this committee also decided to
adopt an official Home Coming
song, and to stimulate Ohio song
writer's to their best efforts Will
offer a cash prize of fifty dollars
for the best musical selec tion offer
ed for this purpose. The contest
will close August 18th. Parties
desiring to enter should send their
compositions to L. l.. Calvert,
Secretary, Columbus. In addition
to the song contest fifty dollars
will also be offered for the most
appropriate poem submitted, hav-
ing for its subject "Joyous Buck
eye Home Coming" This con
test will also close August 9TH
next.
Less than ten days ago one
hundred Thousand Invitations were
mailed to Ohioans who had stray
ed from their native heath, and the
response TO these has been far be-
yond the expectations of the com
mittee. Every mail now brings
hundrds of acceptance and letters
of inquiry, and the enthusiasm
displayed is such that the
managers are confident that the
event will be the grandest and
most joyous in the states history
In the far western states many
Ohio Societies are planning to at
tend in a body, while the same
is true of several Ohio Societies Of
the South. From the eastern and
states will return and the
grandest and greatest crowd of
Ohio's sons and daughters ever
assembled will be the guests of
Columbus next September. Co.
Iumbus citizens, ever hospita BILE,
are planning elaborate arrange
ments to entertain the vast thrOng,
and all Buckeyes are assured
royal welcome at the capital city.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18

1907 are white, and 3ls colored /;
1883 SUNDAY schools are graded
in the sense in which that term is
now used by sunday-school spe-
eialists, There are in the state
ll7,O00 officers and teachers, sl3,- :
600 scholars, $4,000 Home De-
partment members, and 25, 900
Cradle Roll members, making in
all grand total Of 1905, 900, a
gain Of over 10000 over the best
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18

ly carried on in three Of the
largest churches of the city. The
convention was largely congen.
tion Of men who were full OF en-
thusiasm. DR.. Joseph Clark, the
State General Secretary, reported
a year Of wonderful progress The
Elementary, Home, Teacher Train,
ing and Temperance Departments
have developed beyond any other
year in association history. Six
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Silks.

Red Tag Prices are lower on silks.
27 inch China silss in bls .k, white and
to .,.,...7 .-..,,..... -. s9c
19 inch plain and fancy checked taffet
IS for waists ana suits. regular
prices were zoe, reduced to ..... $50
27 inch small checked tsffetas in light
shsdings for shirt waist suits, were
81 90, reduced to ........... $50. GOc
SO inch black Peau de Sol wear guar
suteed, good weight and lustrous
flush, our regular 81 Il silks re-
dlced to ................ ........ OOe
36 inch bsck tafeta silks, wear guaran-
teed, extra good weight and finish
our regular 81 25 sils, reduced to 81. 90
36 inch black taffetas and soft finish
Peau de Soies, wear guaranteed,
extra weight and finish, our regu
lar 81 80 silks reduced to ...... Sis
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18

thousand Sunday-sehool teachers
are nov studying Teacher-T Train
ing courses with view to spe.
cial training for their work Dur
ing the past year 1855 adult
classes were organized under the
plans of the new adult movement.
The statistics for the year reveal
some surprising and gratifying
conditions. Ohio has 1926 Protes-
tant sunday-sehools, OF which
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Linens at Red Taq
Prices.

Table Linens, Towels and Napkins at big
price reductions.
81 inch cream damasks, regular price
25c,, reduced to. o...-..........,. 2[c
Y iEch cream dsmasks in good patterns
extra weight, regular prices were
so and 45c., reduced to 50 and 35c
70 inch extra heavy cream damasks
with open work borders, regular
prices were 60c reduced to ...... 45c
II inch bleached and half bleached all
pure linen damasks, regular prices
were So and 75c. reduced to C5 &. SIS,
- inch fine beached ali pure linen
damasks, regular nricas s c. ana
9Oc. reduced 10 rs and ....,.... 52;
" inch fine bleached all pure linen
damasks, regular prices Sl l5 aud
SIPS, reduced to. to................. 951
All linen napkins that sold for $500
81 70, 81 so and + 90, reduced To
81. 90, SI.YO, 81. 20 and - SOC
Unbleaehed half linen crashes for ~ Sc
Is inch blesched and unbeached linen
crashes that sold for lO., reduced
to .............................. s..
29c huck towels. reduced per pair 49,, 23c
soc. damask towels " ~ AOc
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18

figures of the past. One person
in every five in the state is con
nected with some Protestant Sun
day school membership exceeds
that of the day schools. Three
thousand schools reported separ.
ate rooms for their Primary De-
partments, 230O schools reported
Cradle Rolls, 1900 schools report
Home Departments; the returns
show $4,000 conversions, confirma-
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Skirts

Ladies' muslin skirts, deep founces
trimmed with tucks plaits, lace
and embroidery, SLIGO 70 ana soc.
skirts reduced to so, 90 and - 4Oc
Lsdies' muslin skirts. deep hounces
nicely trimmed with tucks, lace
and embrt tdery insertions and
wide embroideries and laces, So %,
- 90, 81 rs and Sl.6O skirts, re-
duced TO ST So ST. so, 81 40 and S I.2O
Ladies dne csmbric skirts, deep houu-
ces, beautifully trimmed with fine
tucks, rows nf lsce and embroidery
insertions and fine laces and EN-
broideres $3.50 81 90 snd $275
skirts reduced To $50, $40
and ... So 20
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Ike Walton's Prayer.

crave, dear Lord,
No boundless hoard
Of gold aud gear;
Nor jewels fine, nor kline,
Nor treasure. heaps of anything
Let but little hut be mine
Where at the hesrthstone j may
hear
The cricket sing,
Ard have the shine
Of one glad woman's 8 eyes to make
For my poor sake,
Our simple home q place divine
Just the wee cot-the crlcket's
chirr---
Love and the smiling fuce of her.
pray not for
Great riches, nor
For vast estates, and castle halls
Give me to hear the bare footballs
VI tilllNtl Cll " Cl
An oaken floor;
New, rinsed with sunshine or be-
spread
With but the tiny coverlet
And pillow for the baby's head;
And pray Thou may
The door stand open and the day
Send ever in gentle breeze,
With fragrance from the locust
trees,
And drowsy means of doves and
blur
Of robin, chirps, and rome of bees,
With often bushes of the stir
of intermingling sounds, and then
The good wife and the smile Of her
Filling the silence again
The cricket's call,
And the wee cot,
Gear Lord of all,
Deny Inc not!
pray not that
Men tremble at
My power of place
And lordlY sway
| only pray for simple grace
To look my neighbor in the face
Full honestly from day to day
Yield me his horny palm to hold.
And I'll not pray
For gold;
The tanned face garlanded with
mirth
1t hath the kingliest smile on
earth
The swart brow, diamonded with
sweat,
Hath never need of coronet.
Aud so | reach
Dear Lord, to Thee,
And do beseech
Thou givest me
The wee cot, and the cricket's
chirr,
Love and the glad, sweet face of
her.
JAMES WHIrooMB Riley.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
A Great Sunday School
Year.

ohio's Sunday school year for
1905.07 climaxed ia the greatest
Sunday School Convention in
Ohio's history. held at Mansfield,
June 25 27. More than 1000 dele.
gates and 25oO visitors were
present The program during
most OF the tine was simultaneous
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
House Furnishings

Think what you usually pay for these things
then come ard see what you can buy them
for here
$25 90 Smiths 9xl2 Axminster Rugs re-
duced to-. ..............t sly. so
$1,000 Smith'a Tapestry Brussels 9xl2
rugs rednced TO ..... ......... !SII. so
$12 co Smiths Tapestry Brussels 9xll
rugs reduced to- .... ......... SIS. 25
So 90 Administer rugs 36x72 size for 2. rs
$500 Administer rugs ESx54 size. re-
duced to -, .......... 81. 7S
81 90 Administer door mats for. ..... 7Sc
81 20 and 81 90 Linoleuma reduced to
:SI.OO aud .s........ ......... S5c
New patterns in Fibre Rugs, all sizes and
prices.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
w ilife Goods.

AL prices lnGt are riEnt'
India linens that sold for 20, 10 IL l2
10 aud 6 3 r, daced to l6, IL, 10,
and ....... ..................
Fine sheer Persian lawns that sold for
80 aud 25c, reduced to Is an1.. 2t
45 inch French lawns that sold for 80,
and 25c. reduced to "a and ..... 2(
Lace striped and corded lawns that
sold for 80 and Poe. red uced 10 "a
Sna ....,.. ..................... ~
Lace striped and corded lawns that
sold Tor 20, 10 and ~ l.2c reduced
to l6, II and ....................... IL
Mercerized novelties and chiffons that
sold for 30 and 25c. reduced to "a
Dotted swisses and mulls that sold for
80 and % cents reduced to "a and 20
Linen finish suitings that sold for 20
cents reduced o.................. IC
38 inch all linen suitipgs the 40 and 40
cent grades reduced to 80 and . 81
10 linen sheeting regular plice was
81 25 reduced to,...........,..,$SI 81, o,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Corset Covers.

Muslin and nsnsook corset covers
prettily decorated with lace in
sertions aud edgings go 30 and
Poe. covers for 40 28 ana - zoe
Fine naInsook covers, beautifully trim
med with fine val laces and inser-
tions 81 OO, 50 and z5c. covers for
80, 65 and on
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Red Tag Prices ON
Dress Goods.

Beautiful things in all shades and wesves.
All 25c. dress goods reduced to. ......... IOc
IS inch mohairs, bststes and fancy suit
ings, regular prices 50, reduced to
80 and Observation-Disclosures. 35c
54 inch fancy plaid suitings, regular pr
ces, 75c reduced to. .... ............ SOC
81 inch fancy plaid and mixed suitings.
regular prices were 81 90, reduced to 25c
"A and so inch panamas, broadcloths, pru-
nellas, taffetas and shadow checked
pansmss, regular prices were $lOO
reduced to Observation-Disclosures. 5Sc
A inch striped voies and fancy suitings,
were 81 so and Sl.35, reduced to
$I.IO and ...... ........S SLOO
SO and 42 inch black mohairs and fancy
psnamas, regular prices 60c., re-
uSCtu 10 ID cC
So inch black mchairs and batistes reg
ulsr prices 66c reduced to .... 45c
A and 80 inch black psnamas. broad
cloths, serges, pruneilss, ssntoys
silk and wool voies, were $l35 and
$l0O, reduced to 81. 90 and e. 7Sc
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Prints, GingilamS
and DOmeSficS.

Best black blue, gray and red prints o.
Apron ginghams ........... O.,
Best II LIE dress ginghams ..... IOc
l. &c striped and checked shirtings o .4c
luc' hlaek shlrtinRs ...,..,.. ...,...... g,
Pest leather ticking 2Oc. grade .,.,... lie
Good yatd wide brown muslin at less
than we can buy ill.,. o..
Heavy 10 inch brown muslin regular
value lOc fors........... Sc
4st ard wide percales s... He
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
kfInOnaS andChiId
ren'S Dresses

Ladies' limonas of plain white and
light figured lawns, trimmed with
embroideries laces, ribbons and
plain bands $l.35, 81 90, 70 and so
kind reduced To S 90, 70, % and 3!
Infants dresses and slip made of India
linens and eingham trimmed with
tucks aud lace the 70 aud so kind
fer 90 and ......'......... ~
Children's dresses made of white India
linens plain and fancy ginghams all
nicely trimmed several different
styles the 81 90 ST. 20, SLIGO and rs
kind for Sl'2O, SlOO, 80 and ..... OF
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Odds and Ends.

for ......,'....-...i...... 25c
25c Menuen's talcnm powder for. ISc
S3 80 elbow kid gloves in black and tan
Tor. ...-....... ............. S<.SU
81 80 elbow silk gloves double tip fing
ers, in black and white for .. 81. 50
81 90 elbow silk gloves in black and
white, for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81. 20
lot of infants caps, embroidery, lace
trimmed and in fine tucks, 90 and
25c values tor Observation-Disclosures. IOc
l0c. Shetland and Ssxony floss at. Oc
Carpet warp, all colors, ..... 23c
25c bonnets and sun hats for . I5c
81 so and SI25 fans reduced to Sl.00 & OO1
LOO and 25c - 65 and soc
80 and Poe. " a. g 80 and IOc
lot of Iaces and embroideries .... Ac
4" g 9 .... Sc
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Underz11uSIinS

Cannot be bettered in beauty, variety and
price,
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Wash Goods

We have made prices on these goods that
will make you want to buy
~ inch figured batistes, white grounds
covered in pretty floral designs,
our regular To-; fabrics reduced to o.
n and 30 inch fine sheer printed organ
dies, dotted swiss, muslns, ombre
stripes and plaid bstistes, regular
prices 10 and 20 cents your choice
for ................. m,
n inch silk mulls in pretty printed
floral patterns regular prices 20
cents reduced to o...,..,.......... IL.
n inch fine silk mulls white grounds
covered with pretty floral designs,
regular prices so and 40 cents, re-
dnced to 80 and ...............,'. zoe
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-07-18
Gowns

Muslin gowns nicely trimmed with
lace and embroidery insertions
fine tucks and ribbons 81 90, 70 and
90 cent gowns reduced to so 60and no.
Fine csmbric and nansook gowns trim
med with fine tucks. swiss embroid
iers anu ribbons, y 70, Sl,5O aud
81 20 gowns reduced 10 81 40, 81 20
aud ..''.'..,.......,.... 49,. $IOO
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Ora awers.

Ladies' muslin and nainsook drawers
trimmed with lace and embroidery
edgidgs and insertions, 70, go, AID
zoe. drawers reduced TO go, 40 and 20,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09

pTecioH son mas bajos que los del afiS
pasado. Aprobado el il forme Be acuer
de sean adquirides diehos auplementos y
eZ vi sdoa Ia Teferida isIs.
EI stf1r Wsrd sale fuera s confaTe1ciar
con los Befiores Torres , Alcslde de Santa
L. b,l. Concedido 81 anticipo & dichR
municipalida1.
Sc de cuent2 con el informs Fe5pecto &
una ordsnanza votada por 81 municipio de
Humacao en- que SO trsta de subastas de
caTnes. El informe del comit6 es deafar
voFable & la ordenansa = es el que publ
Games al principio. ApTobado.
Lo mismo FsBpscto & otra ordensnzs de
Manatf. ApFobado.
Aprobado 81 aumento de tipo del costo
de rscioneA & Is centavos cada una, en-
los enfsrmoH del hospital de viTusla do
Cayey.
Anticipo al municipio de Santa label.
Es para obras p6blicss. $4,000. Ell in
foTme es favorable. Psgadero On pla-
zos. CONSTRUCTION de IN edifiei para al
Cald1a, IN cementerio, suministro de sguAs
y decomposition dc GALES. Aprobado.
81 aIcalde y sos comps fisTos de Santa Isa'
bel ponen cara de sRtiafaCci6n.
Official auxiliar De carpinterfa en- Ell
dspartamento ConEolidado. La comisi6n
de haciends , preaupueato recommends en
contra de esa petici6n del director del
ConsoIidsdo, TT
FL mfi9r Acufa dice. qua uiente que esa
proposition NO haya encontrado acoiida en-
Ia comisi6n de hacienda preBupaeBto =
expliCa que 90 trata de dar an auxiIiar 81
maestro Carpintero del depa1tamento, que
no es possible hsga egte todoa los traba aios de
su cargo ya que & 81 estk encOmendada la
direc' i5n de Ios trabFjoa: que deja 81 asur :
to al Critario del Conpeio pero que acudir6
81 gobePnador interesando que de los fsn.
dos que tiena 80 dispoaici6n ne Ia conce
da la Buma neCeuaria para atandeE & eas
Bervicio. En- el dsplrtamanto sa he de
daR & Ios nifo8 asiladoB ensenanZa manual
y 81 Maestro IA CaEpinti dal AsiIo 40
pQeda atndag y cQFlatQ Del q,
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ULTIMO DES-
CUBRIMIENTO.

81 d.timo descubEimiento hecho en- Js'
rusRlem 60 de exceptional importancia pa
Ta 81 orbs criutiano, como que ss trata de
la celda an que fu6 encsrrado al Redentor
del mundo antes de que 10 llevAssn al
Calvario.
Tan notable halIazgo De hizo en- terre
nos pertsnecienteS Ia Iglesia g,iega. muy
ceTCR de Ia calle llamada del EcCa Homo,
que forma parte de Ia Wis Doloross, por
donde He Aupone paG6 Nuastro stn3r Je-
sucristo VI II ser cTucifcado.
Hasta haes muy POGO, habfa alIf I'M
grupo de m1seras casuchsH que he dsrriba.
ron para conatruiT en- So lugeE un gran
edifcio.
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GIOssus CarducGI.

La mSsoara del poeta italiano Giossue
Carducci, modslsds deBpn6s de su musrte,
ha sido regslada 81 rey Victor Manuel,
quien la ha puesto en- Ia aals del trono del
Quirinal.
Id6nticO obsequio SO trata de haser Ia
reina MaFgsrits, grande admiradora del
poeta.
Quiz5s recordsTa eI leetor que esta
egregia DANA cCmpr6 Is casa qus el iua-
tre extiuto teafs en Bologne ? Ia regal6
al municipio dc aata pob aci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09
RabSs saGrIIsgas.

EscRndaIisa "a la frecuentia con que
en- Ia cat6lica Espafis SO psrpetran los de.
litos acompanadog de saCrilegio; en- FerroI
sObre todd, por 10 general en- GaliCis,
va no 1aben los curas y autOridade8 q que
Banto encomendarBe.
No solo se roban los maIhechoFea Guam.
ta riqueza halIa, Bino que destruyen las
im6geneS = les objetoH que Hirven para 81
culto.
Solo en- SeiS dfaS fueron uaqueadan d ii.
mRmente ocho igIegiag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09

Del vento por todo ell mundo.
POTTER DRUG 8, CHEN. Corr,
Unieos Proprietarios, Boston,
.. u. Deposito en- Ia Gran
Bretana; +. NEwBERY & Sons,
I-2S Charterhouse So, London.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09
JutIos que smlgrsn.

AL tfsctuarss la anexi6n, habfa en- AL
sacia , Lorena 4O.812 judfoS , ahora, &c.
gdu el G.timo censo, no hay mas de
81 700.
Esta claEa de poblaci6n decrecs en- for
ma extraOrdinaTia, pesar de Ia bien sos
tenida immigration de Alemania Polo.
MIA.
En- 1871 50 cnntsban 269 iudfoB por
cada grupO de 10 600 habitsnteu; ID pro.
poTci6n ha deNcendido hov & 175
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09

bR de publican una smiSi6n de timbres de
corFeo que tiene 81 retrato del Gran Du-
que Adolfo, quien, causR de ser excssi.
vaments micpe, est6 Ob'igadO 4 no guitar.
Be nunca los descomunaIes antaoioa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09
GurI0sIdsd t!lat6lIca.

PoE plimeEa vez sparece en- las estam-
pas Dc COrreO lR efgie de una persona con
RntsojoH, detalls inuignifcante, pero que
tisne particular inter6I para los flatslis.
tas.
81 Gran DucadO do LuxsubuygO aca'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09

En- eta imprenta 20 vends papsl 40 be.
Ei6dloO yiaio { S2,00 Ios 48 kilos Cam quiN.
tsLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-09
q BROADWAY NEW-YOUK.
Maquinas de gscribif a mitad de precio.

n Llaur Comp Cruz. San Juan tenen exis-
encia de de escrr de los abrcane
Una gran fbrca americana dedca la recomposc6n de
esas maquinas que resultan de gran duraci6n.
Nc hay dierencia entire NUEVAS Y RECOMPUESTAS
SO pS. de rebaia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-05

that same little nose turn gently to
one side so that the two noses would
not meet and interfere with business
that was beneath them-that mem
ory clings like a cookie burr to a
colts tail.
Why, a moonlight night, with the
wind stirring the leaves, and the
faint night perfume filling the air
with fragrance would make an anch-
orite come out of his cave, and have
his hair cut.
And then to think of reaching an
arm around a waist just fitted for
that purpose and have the other
spoon smuggle up to you and leave
a few tell-tale hairs on your coat
sleeve, and JOY in your heart, and
get your feet pointed toward the ice
cream factory, and make you forget
the hours of toll she is blowing in
for you-but what's the use!
If parks are conducive to spooning
let's sell a few bonds and buy a dozen
or so of them-so they will be
handy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-05
STRUCK A FEW MORE SNAGS.

The committee its specifications for the State
injected
to the courts would defeat the whole Improvement.
Who them thee2 they for? IN WHOSE IN
INSERTED?
the
decided
another The had to be esnded The
specifications will have be drafted again.
cheap they will bear discussion.
HOW LONG WILL THIS CITY PUT UP WITH THEM?
needed be delayed by
their the but who
DELAY DELAY DELAY TO FINALLY KILL THE
PRoyRsENT.
through their hired
against the community to thus thwart the will OF the
petitioners really wish improved?
obsruetoni tactics will be
will
opment,
Salem population
enerprise-Astoria Pendleton and Eugene.
dying arophy and nanon could
another world without
the OF dry-rotu community.