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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27

whole set looks unpleasant and ugly.
 The success of this chest of boxes is the use of sanitas for covering. Sanitas is made now in the dolntiest colorings and very pretty designs. and can be readily cleaned when soiled. The various articles for the toilet table such as the glove box. the hand. kerchief box, etc, may be covered with sanitas in the same way. The chest illustrated was covered with sanitas in an allover rose pattern in soft and agreeable tones.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27

Plain Language from H. James
 It Is observable. l think, the world over. writes HenrT James in Harp er's Bszsr. that the poor are kinder 10 the poor. Ia proportion. than the rich themselves are. or even than the nch are to ths rich
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
SATURDAY, JULYee7, 1907.

Edward VII has one cinch in con- nection with his job. He does not have to bother over the third term proposition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27

Inform your friends out of town of the doinzs in wsterburT bT sending them ths Democrat: 6 . rear, 42 csnfE . noulh-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
fire Charcoal

met with a grateful reception by the majority of the people. There are a few people who do not use it but one trial would convince the most skeptf- cal of its great utility.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-31
HARRY FOWLER.

Harry Fowler, aged IL, died at
the home of Mrs. S. A, Healy in this
city Thursday morning, Jan. "a,
1907.
The young man came here from
his home at Michigan City, N. d
to spend his school vacation five
weeks ago. Soon after arriving
here blood poisoning set in from
a slight boil ON his lip, His half
sister Clara accompanied him here
and was with him to the last. His
mother was sent for and later his
father, who were with him until his
death.
The remains were buried in
Greenwood cemetery Friday, the
funeral services conducted by Rey.
F. w. Harris. Other relatives at
the funeral besides the father, moth
er and sister, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fowler of Minneapolis, un-
Gle and aunt of the deceased.
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Obituary.
LEONARD sT1LEs-1S23-leo7.

LEONARD STILEs-1S23-1907.
Leonard Stiles died at the home
of his son, A. w. Stiles, in this city,
Friday morning, Jan. 25, 1907, III
the Saith year of his age. He had
been in falling health since the
death of his wife, which occurred
two years ago last May.
The deceased was born in Albert
county, New Brunswick, Nov. 5,
1928. In 1851 he married Miss
Mary E. Cash at Portland, Maine,
In 1854 Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles located
on the farm in Troy now owned by
his son Alfred. Here they lived un-
til 1883 when Mr.. Stiles retired from
farming and with his wife moved to
this city, residing on Vine street until
the death of Mrs. Stiles in 1904.
Since his wife's death Mr.. Stiles
had made his home with his son.
Four children were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Stiles, three sons and one
daughter. The daughter died soon
after the family located here and
one son in 1879. Two sons, John
and Alfred, both of this place, sur
vive.
The funeral was held from the
residence of DR.. E. A. Toby last
Sunday, Rev. D. B. Spencer con-
Quoting the services and the re-
mains were buried in Greenwood
cemetery, beside those of his wife
and children who had passed on be-
fore.
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An Orator.

Everybody that heard DR.. Con-
well comedies that he is a finished
orator, yet if we ask man why he
SO freely gives this concession he
will hesitate for an answer, and per-
haps fail utterly in giving a posi-
tive reason. But the reason of this
inability to explain that conception
is evident. 1t doesn't need any ex-
PLANTATION. We cannot prove that
two and two are four. That it is so
is self evident. There is no occa-
sion tor reasoning and no opportu-
nifty. That which is perfect in it.
self, that is presented to the mind
in complete symmetrical proper
tions, is difficult to describe. A cir
Gle has no beginning. To define it
we must have starting point, and
as define means to determine
the limitations, the end" and as a
circle has no end, it may be readily
seen that description must be by
contrast, comparison, which is no
adequate definition.
We would say, Conwell is an ora
tor because his Grafton was fault
less, fawless. In conception, ex-
preston, the manner of delivery,
voice, gesticulation, there was not
the slightest occasion for criticism.
The lecture satisfied the demand of
the most exalted conception of ora
tory.
In oratory the thought is the
whole thing. The orator must not
only train himself to make his hear
ers unconscious of his personality,
his manner, his voice, his gestures,
but must effectually efface himself
from the mind os his auditor while
he drives home his idea, AS an
orator, Conwell is a success.
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CYRUS B. MussER-1S22-l9O7.

Cyrus Boyd Musser died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Van
Meter, at Hamline, Mimi, Friday.
Jan. Is, 1907, aged 81 years.
Mr. Musser was born at Peter
boro, Ohio, Dec. 9, 1922. He was
the youngest and only surviving
child of Gen. Peter Musser, an Off
Ger in the war of 1812-15. In 1845
he married Julia M Waldron and in
1852 the family moved to Wiscon-
sin. For two years they lived in
Clifton Hollow, then moving to the
farm in Kinnickinnic, where they
resided for many years. Three
children survive him-Luther L.
Musser of this city, Mrs. Ella Van
Meter of Halnline and Mrs. Angus
ia Dwyer of Laramie, Wyoming.
Funeral services were held last
Sunday at Hamline and the remains
were brought here and buried in the
Kinnickinnic cemetery on Monday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-31
Winter Two=Thirds Gone.

1t is with a grim satisfaction that
we have weathered the blasts of
January. This is the last day of
the month. Two-thirds of the win
ter is gone. But with rigid features
we must look forward to frigid
remnant in February. Mothers often
express the sentiment, born of expe-
rience. that February is the worst
month of the year. The changeable
weather, often severely cold, again
quite warm, frequently stormy, re-
quires especial carefulness to keep
from taking cold. children must be
watched and kept we'll clothed.
No one should expose himself. Feb
ruary is breeder of the grip and
pneumonia. No one should stand
long in the open air, but keep NOV
ing. There is little danger oftaking
cold when one keeps moving, keep
ing up the circulation of the blood.
If one is suddenly aware that he has
taken cold he should waste no time
in taking such remedies as will
counterfeit the congestion. Hot
drinks in pretty large quantities will
usually break up a cold if taken in
the beginning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-31

The disparity of the sexes in the
teaching profession becomes more
noticeable year by year. In country
schools there are sixteen women
teachers to one man and the pro-
portion in cities differs little from
that in the rural districts. Teach
ing is a precarious business. The
teachers tenure of position is pc
culiarly uncertain. He is hired for
one term, or at most for the school
year, and he does not know whom
the new school board may have in
view for the next. The new mem
Der may insist upon giving relative
the Job, with the idea that it is soft
snap. The wages offered are not
sufficient to keep competent men in
the profession. Teaching, with
most, both men and women, is a
makeshift. Few men enter the pro-
fession with a view of making life
work of teaching, and no woman
ever does. Under such conditions
it is folly to expect that our splendid
public school system shall be admin
istered with ideal efficiency. The
lawyer, the preacher, the physician,
the musician, each qualities himself
for his work and he puts his soul in
to it. The teacher qualities himself
for makeshift?" (But the school
statistics show that the proportion
of "shiftless" teachers is small.)
And will he expend the energies OF
his soul in this temporary work
that he expects to quit tomorrow!
Is it amusing that he frankly states
that he teaches for filthy lucre?
The workman is worthy of his hire.
And the hire" of some workmen
is higher than their work warrants.
But teaching is one of the noblest
of professions, one in which the
conscientious and consecrated dew
otee can make himself eminently
useful and beloved.
The St. Croix county board has
provided for introducing the WEIGH
Classification Register and course
of studv for the common schools of
the county. This system is highly
recommended by the leading educa-
tors of the state and provides for
making the common schools prac-
tically graded schools, which must
put them in much better shape for
efficient work than is possible under
the present system.
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Shears Sharpened!

First-class work only. cHAs.
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Christian EndeavOr.

Topic for Feb. 3, What Christian
Endeayor Means to Me and to the
World. Phil. 2: 1-18. Christian En-
deavor Day. Conservation meeting.
The meeting will be led by the
p rayer meeting committee and will
the twenty-sixth an
niversary of the Christian Endeavor
movement. There will be special
program considering the aims and
work of the organization. All are
urged to attend and participate.
The board of supervisors of Bar
ron county, at its recent adjourned
session. appointed committee to
investigate and report on the cost
and location of an asylum for the
insane.
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The Weather Record

Noted at 6 O'Clock a. III. at the,
Normal School by. F. A. Thayer.
Fri Tan Ok - degrees below a
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TUESDAY CLUB.

PROGRAM, FEBRUARY 5.
Spa and Osten1 Mrs. Sturtevant.
Utrecht, Mrs. Srence.
The Hague, Mrs. Follansbee.
The Mauritshus and the Bosch, Miss Shultes.
Hostess, Mrs Follansbee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-31

For SALE-At a bargain, 4-room
modern house with an acre lot,
shade trees all around it, near the
Normal. Enquire at this Office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-31
THE LOCAL MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-31

WANTED-Bright young man TO
clerk in a grocery store. Expert
ence not necessary. Enquire at
this Office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
NOT|C|AS GENERATES
COnato de incendiO en-
G~uayama. = eteni-
do pOr seduction.
JUGADA De GALLOS.
Nueva casa escuela en-. qua.
yama. -Rina en- Huma.
cac. En- libertad.
jUGADA De GALLOs.

T l.grafia ell capitaa Hur;a-
10, de Guayama, dando cuenta &c
que anoche hubo ali un conato de
incendio en- la casa de Ramona
Fuentes. 81 hecho dice Sc st1r
pone intentional, por hallarse I'm
pregnado de gas q sitio por donde
empe76 Ell fuego, que fue sofocado
4 tempo Y sin danos. La casa per-
tenece q genie pobre, no asegurada,
y Sc cree, i~nfornan, que Ell m6vil
sea lamar Ia attnci6n para cometer
robos & otro del!to. Sc hacen in.
vestigaciones sobre este hecho.
I'll guardia Juan Gonzalez
detuvo aver en- Puerta de Tie
IRA q Antonio Ortiz, por seduc-
ci6n de la j6ven Celia Cruz, SIR
vienta de la casa mum. 81 de la ca.
lie de San Francisco. FL acusado
compareci6 a Ia Corte, pero esta
no pudo celt brarse el matrimonio,
que el Ortiz solicitara por ser Ia
ofendida menor de edad y hGerfa.
ma de padre y madre. Fl acusado
ha lido q Ia carcel, a disposition de-
Fiscal Sc n 1landosele Fl ana de $Ioo.
-Matea Flores y Pedro San,
chez, que departian amorosament,
anoche en- Ell Paseo Covadcnga, fue
ron inter1umpido en- sd idilio po:
IN policia que los condujo la pre-
venci6n, por aquelio de encontrar-
los en- sitio sospechoso.
Una reyerta ocurrl6 anteno
che en- Humacao, siepdo arrestado,
cinco individuos por agresi6u MT
tua.
-Auteayer empezaron las obra:
para la construction de la casa es
cuela de Guyana. 81 edifcio ser;
de cemento y la escuela tendra sci
salones.
En- el barrio sJaguitasO d
Hormigueros, la pareja de policf
de aquel destacamento sorprendi
una jugada de gal!os, deteniendo
: veinte indivlduos y ocurandoles
tro gallos de prlea.
-Anteayer cumplieron sus con
! denas en- la carcel municipal Rafae
Guerra, Nicolas Rond6n, Jose Guz
man, Francisco Rivera, Nicola
Gibolio, Tiburcio Rivera y Sabin
Diaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
NOT|C|AS De PONCE
Junta Local de la Uni6n.>>Inves'
tigaci6n del crimen del Pas
tillo<>El doctor Ferran.

Noviembre 25.-Desde el So
bado asiste nuevamente ell secreta-
rio del Ayuntamlento a SD ofcins,
mejorado de la enfermedad que lie
aquejaba.
Para los dias domingo y lu-
mes Sc sacri6caron 27 reses con TN
total de 65o7 libras, expendiendose
a rs, rs y 80 centavos kilo.
Aver Sc reunieron va1ios
miembros del partido Union de
Puerto Rico, para orientar q los de.
legados por Ell Comite Loca! para
la Asamblea que pronto Sc llevara
a cabo en- San Juan, sobre puntos
importantisimos acerca de Ia mar
cha del partido.
va Sc estat r~eparando los
caminos vecinales que s%ufrierou
derrumbes con motive de las 1lli-
mas lluvias.
La sefora doha Ana RIVE
hace dias Sc encuentra postrada er
CANA.
Ri domingo Sc encontrab'
de paso en- esta ciudad Ell Lcdo
Bernardini.
Aver ingres6 en- la carce
por abuse de c~onfanza Eleuteri,
Morales.
En- asuntos de servicio sa
Heron en- la mafiana de hoy par
Juana Diaz los seiores Inspectors
de Sandal y Alimentos.
-Existen en- ia carcel del dis
trito 1877 homb:es y IS mujeres
cumpliendo condena; 80 hombres
una mujer, en- sumarla.
-Nuestro amigo ell ST.. Joaqui
Ramos Araya traslad6 aver, desd
Ell cementerio de Yauco al cemente
rio civil de esta ciudad, los restc
de sus padres y IN heimano.
Ell doctor Salazar y el practi
cante Cruz, aver 2,,operaron a Fl
Tx Archeval de I'm tumor en- el pc
rine { hidrocells poy cura radical
}, -Bastante m~ejorado, despue
de un mes de cana, ha podido ash
tir nuevamente al colegio, el prof.
sor principal sefor Francisco Viz
carrondo.
Continuan las investigate
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
DE- TODAS parties
Ell sepulcro de Puccini.
Inscription lirica.-El
millionaire Thaw.
WSTA.OEL PROCESO]
Para Ell z diciembre. L
militares alemanes en-
Ell Imperio Chino.

FL maestro Puccini, el autpr
de ola BohemiaD y de aTusca,S IA
encargado va I'm sepulcro luj 81.
simo de marmol y de bronco, dest,.-
nado al cementerio de Tore de
Lago, pueblecito donde reside hi.
bltualmente y donde ha escrito sus
dltimas operas. La inscription que
ha dictado Puccini, es mucho mas
lirlca. Dice asi: aHe vivido can.
tando alegrfas y angustias d. amor.
Quien anne no me divides
-Djcen de New York que Ia
sala de Justicia del Tribunal Su.
promo ha sefalado la fecha del 2
diciembre pr6ximo para la cclebra-
| ci6n, por segunda vez, del proceso
contra el Millionaire Henry Thaw,
que mat6 81 arquitecto Stanford
White.
Presidira Ell juicio el presiden-
tie del Tribunal, el cual ha recha.
zado las pretenciones de mister
Littleton, nuevo abogado de Thaw
que hab(a solicitado que la vista sc
celebrase Ell 70 de noviembre para
no prolongar tanto la prisi6n del
procesado.
Dentro de pocos dias Sc circu.
laran las citaciones q los nuevos
jurados, y va Sc ha decidido que
vuelva q desempenar las funciones
de fiscal Ell famoso Mr. Jerome, que
cumpli6 su cometido con tanto In.
teres y habilidad en- la vista ante
rior.
| Los initiates alemaneS que
prestan servicio como instructors
: del ejercito imperial chino, Sc que
Jan de la manera como los tratan,
de POGO tempo q esta parte, los ge-
nerales tartaros y los oficiales de la
misma naci6n.
FL Ministro de Alemania ante
Ell Em2erador de China ha reclbido
orden de %presentar una protesta y
de exigir Ell cumplimiento de los
contracts estlpulados entire ei Go.
bierno de Pekin y los instructors
alemans
: -E.,a enfermo en- Ponce, con
6etre & 4Erica, el pol,cia insular
Victor Collazo.
En- Ponce fue reducido a pri-
sion el individuo Andres Rodri-
guez, vecino De %uncos, por supues-
ia violaci6n a las leyes postales.
e Pocas horas mas ta1de de haberSele
detenido, fue pueSio en- )ibertad,
por no resultar delito Il hecho que
ST. le imputaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

mes sobre Ell crimen del Pastillo. II
sabado d~eclararon los sehores.G Gallo
Vega, Vicente Ramirez, Victorio
Rosas, hermano este del prccesado
y aver Il sefior Santiago Echeva'
RIA.
Hoy lego de San Juan el
honorable alcalde, senior Moret Ga.
Hart.
81 doctor Ferran queda al
frente del departsmento de sandal
durante la ausencia del doctor Co.
ronaS.
Nos participa nuestro amigo
Ell policfa insular Hip6lito A. Sc
CARA Bonilla, no existir niugun pa
rentesco entire 81 y Antonio Sega.
IRA, asesinado en- el barrlo del Pas
tillo.
I'll encargado del hospitalillf
de locos de esta cindad trajo ell 81
del corriente ; mujeres y un HON
bre dados de alta por el doctor
Goenaga, jefe del Manicomio, re
sultando que una de elias Eusebi'
Vazquez, continuaba en- estado d
enagenaci6n al extreme que ha,
que enviarla nuevamente al mani
comic. Nos manifesto Ell sefo
Esteban Perez, que esta mujer di'
mucho que hacer en- el trayecto
!, pues 4 pesar del sehor Goenaga ha
berla dado de alta, resulto que con
tinuaba en- estado, de enagenaci6,
mental.
, Francisco Torres, remitid
de San Juan, despues de curada e.
el Manicomio, Sc encuentra en-
!, hospitalillo de locos, pendiente d
que sea sollcltada por sus familia
res.
Sabemos que Ell alcalde de st
ciudad ha escrito con tai motive
alcalde de Juana-D faz, sin habe
resultado NADIA hasta ahora.
!. Como en- ell hospitalillo n ="
! de estar, 81 no Sc presentan ST
. familiares, Sc vera Ell encargado Z
: ese establecimiento ,obligado a.sep'
rarla por no correspondents ests
en-
EORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
DESDE AcUID|LLA
Ell precio de la 1eche es
Yea ESQ
quien deba.
ARREGLO De GALES
Juicio celebrado en- Ia Corte
municipal contra Juan
kautista Vazquez,

Noviembre 25.-A pesar de
las medidas que Sc vienen tomando
para que la leche no sea adulterada,
este artfculo de primera necesidad
es esta expendiendo aprecio exhor
bitante: q 8 y 9 cetavos cuartillo, y
a csc precio solamente las personals
acomodadas pueden comprarla.
Nos informan que en- ciertas
fondas de esta ciudad Sc lie echa
aqua q la leche y asf Sc vende al
pdblico, con perjuicio de la salud
del mismo. Yea ESQ quien deba
verlo.
Sc esta procediendo al ARE
glo de algunas GALES y aceras que
sc e%ncuentran en- NAL estado. va
era tempo.
-Antes de aver Sc vic en- Ia
Corte Municipal IN juicio contra
Juan Bautlsta Vazquez, acussdo de
haber atropellado malamente & st
esposa. RI juez lie conden6 & ur
mes de carcel, 8 a pagan 50 dollar:
= las costas.
L, escuelas p1blicas de es
ia ciudad celebra,an explepdida
mente las festas del aArbor Day,
el jueves ptoximo por Ia malana
-Muy leido y favorablement,
comentado ha sido squf Il notable
brillantfsimo artfculo titulado ma
les del regiment, publicado Gu IL
DEMocRAC1A, y cuyo autor es e
prestigioso jurisconsulto sefor Jose
de Diego.
-Hasta Ia fecha fEura col
mayor numero de votos, 2o2, en- e
certain n de b .lleza iniciado por G
semanario SAlbs Rojas, la agracia
da se1orita Pepita Boscio. lie 81
que q esta con 1862 votos, otra belli
aguadillana, Maria Teresa Zamora
Sc estan introduciendo I'm
portantes 1eformas Ell la bibliotec'
municipal por orden del sefor al
calde y del ayuutamiento.
Nosotros aplaudimos esta idea
pues clio redunda en- benefclo d
la cultura de este pueblo.
Extraordinario ha sido Ell me
vimiento maritime de exportaci6
{ importation que ha habido en- est
cludad. C4sl dialiamente entran
nuestro puerto dos 8 tres vapore
con carga para el concrete de est
plaza.
Is insoportable ell escaudal
que provoca n turba de chiquillc
Dor los sitios mas centricos de est
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27
san JUAN SLA
Licencias cOncedidas.
sDivisi6n de terrenos
en- Puerta de TERRA.
e. COMPANERO LEWIS
Regala una decoration para
Ell future teatro de
Aguadilla.

LIE la sido concedida licen-
ella sspor TN mes al sclerkO de la
division de cuentas de la ofcina del
departamento del Interior, sehor ].
W. Blanco que pasara csc tempo
Ell Mayaguez, para donde saldra
mahana.
I'm mes de licencia lie ha sido
concedido al sefor Francisco Cutie
rrez, empleado del bureau de Obras
P1blicas.
Sc esta demarcando por la
division de terrenos p1blicos, la
parcela que ha de ocupar la nueva
penitenciaria en- Puerta de Terra.
Dtcho edi6cio sera enclavado en- la
tercera Inca en- terrenos situados en-
ire el antique Polvoriu y ell fuerte
de San Geronimo, frente al Escam
br6n.
-Ha sido nombrado sobtes-
tante para las obras de la carretera
de Arecibo a Lares, Ell seiior Ma
nuel Martinez Davila; y policias
capataces para las mismas, Primiti.
vo Hernandez, Juan Quevedo, Fe
derico Cordero y Serapio Gonzalez
Tambien fue nombrado Mr.. Johr
Mills, eleveler0 de Ia brigada de
la c~arretera de Bayam6n a Comerfc
y Aniceto Paniagua, echainmanO d.
la brigada de estudios eu los traba
JOS de la ~carretera de Gales al ere
codon.
-Segun S. nos ha comunica
do, nuestro compafiero y amigo
Lewis, que maneja iguaimente e
pincel que la puma, ha ofrecldo re
galar para el future teatro d
Aguadilla uua decoration comE leta
La villa del ojo de aqua, es q pue
bio natal del amigo Lewis.
En- Ell pr6ximo vapor embar
ca para Puerto Rico, el jefe de Il
Division de construcciones de Els
cuelas, Mr.. L. D. Lindsey.
-Por motive de salud, ha te'
nido que renunciar la escuela gu
desempenaba en- J%uncos, y embarc'
aver para los Estados Unidos, |
maestro americana Miss Kate H
Carpenter.
ST NECEStTA listed una habl
tacion amuehlada con ccmida 6 sti
ella, en- lss ohcinas de la administrs
ci6n de LA DEMocRActA, Informs
ran.
La casa escuela de dos sa
ZONES de bloques de cemento que s
S construye en- la Playa de Humaca'
estara terminada dentro de dos
:. tres semanas.
, Para I'm asuLtp que lie int
resa, deseamoS tsner noticias de
actual Residential del p~olicia insula
SELF T Pedro Coll, que no ha much
estuvo dest.cado en- P iuelas. l.
ADMINISTRATION.
Han 81 10 asistiios Tn la sal
de socofroS PaScual Soto, de herd
~incisa en- la region plantar derech
} y Bruno Rivera, de herida contus
en- e dedo fndice de la mano il
qui,rda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-27

poblacion. Llamam S la atenci6n
de la policfa sobre el particular.
CORRRSPoNSAL.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-06-28
! We Thank You All.

The Republican wishes 0
extend thanks to the many persons
who have sent in orders and mon
ey for extra copies of last weeks
edition in response to our state
nent that it would contain lot Of
good matter. We hope we made
good, and papers were sent to each
address we have received.
We have always had more or
less trouble getting extra copies
delivered to the parties addressed,
and we used very strong heavy
wrappers, with the follow i g
words printed on them:
The Idaho Republican. Think
You'll Find Something Of P.rtlc
Mar Interest To You.
We suggest that you report to
us any failures in delivery that
you learn of, and we will mail
again free Of charge to them.
Also if your friends who receive
the paper, make any comments on
the articles, report to us the ma
ture of their comments or critic
! SIMS. We printed $500 copies,
and had few left for future
orders.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-06-28
Funeral OF John Haney.

The funeral of John Haney was
conducted at Moore on Thursday.
June Goth, under the auspices of
the Odd Fellows and the Modern
Woodmen lodges, of which lie
was a member.
There was a very large atten-
dance at the funeral, there being
over a hundred carriages besides
the marching fraternal orders.
Deceased was the son of james
Haney, and was born in Montana
thlrty-six years ago. He leaves a
wife and four children.