davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

que e,ten viscntes. EI sobrante de
esa cartidaJ la distribuye por sorteos
entre los suscriptores de djchos Certi-
fcad IS, con) aonativo premio para
estimular e ahorro.
R-s&mtn: Estos Certificates re-
visteu los Caracteres de las PGliza5 de
Seguros de Njaa Y de Academies,
s'erlo 1 IA v-x tituios de ahorro est
mulado. reproductive ' garaat5ado.
Pidanse los Reslamentos
CoNsrRuccIoNEs DE CA5As.
In sus magnflcos Talcre7 i
conStrlyen caaas para las podlacionl,
8 luga"cs urJanizalos, paglicras a
oontado, 8 Mediate Una cantila
mensual, equivalents Al pr-cio del al
iu,ler de Ia casa dan5o OCCASION p3ra
4ue ea IS maseS el iaqa.i;n) $. con
Nlerta en Pa3PiaGARlo, con tolas la,
vent4ias para q pals J para las class.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

IT > n IIA' LUE7 IW.'F
"a ,Slinlc4 ot'A u
!. que a cargo del doCl
,ue' exist 20 el Ht>
; Auta r>iz lie B
~ SUR )rlt xclu,
- DE- oS Il
~ - de
6. nsu
"a A. IN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
L!ea!di. e raguls
Nacante de I'M Mfd:co htulay.

Vacantc la plaza de segundo Au-
xiliar de Sanidad con sueldo anual de
setecientos veinte dollars, he dispues-
to anunciarla por termino de OUNCE
D1AS que venceran el dia IS del CO.
rriente mes, a fin de que los sefores
medicos que 10 deseen puedan enviar
sus solicitudes esta Acadia. Sc ha-
ce constar, para conocimiento de los
solicitantes, que hay otros dos medi-
cos titulares en- la ciudad y que desde
el 10 de Julio de este afo, la mencio-
nadia plaza tendra una retribuci6n de
NOVECIENTOS DOLLARS anuales
Caguas, T. de Abril de 1907.
e. GlmfneS.
Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

nenos acomodadas, que Sc compren-
den.
Para tener dereeho a que Sc cons
truva una casa ell csas coudiciones cs
REQUISITE INDISPENSABLE ser suscrip-
tor de los CERTFIcAD0s REDIMIBLEs
J ha6er pagado sEIs QUOTAS MENsuA-
LES por 10 ncnos.
FOMENTO DE INDrsrR1As
SE co'rrA la intalaci6n p,quc-
ms INDuSTRIAs, comprando al cfg, TO
Ia ma 'uinaria Y &tilcs necasari., u
W lTporte rcemboi,a q iriuscria' n
3-quenas Suma' mcn,u},es.
Para mas inlormcs d.riiirse 4 IA
hgeic;a General, San Francisco 2S Z.
los . al apartado I2I.-TelGfcno %
San Juan, Pucfto-Rico.
r. S. CASTRO.
A"ente general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
RectlfcadOr

Sc vende un aparat0 rectifcadol
rances de ne Roy en- magnifco eNta-
10 lie uso, con 81 caldera de cobre Il
lue permite uSarse 4 vApor 6 fuego di-
,cto; ademas de las llaves de entrada
salldas De vapor tene un aparato re
5uIador de preston de vApor; preduc,
IN bocoy de alcohol puro de 40 grado
n : horas y SUI manejo es senclllo }
II preclo es modico.
Tambien Sc We de una caldera no
.jzonlal de 20 caballoS de fueza az
IA tenido poco uso. Para mas lrlol
nes dlrtlanse aF. 6. P. o. Box 32;,
Mayagdez Pto. Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
Il BanC0 Industrial de Santiago,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
RLGNIRNl l[GIM LIZ LYN l[ kuRT0 REN rpLIlI SAQNOa
aqent-KcA RDo NAVARRO Director Genera-RAFAE1
Secre'ar" (1erera'-FRNEsTo SAMpERA.
Marina 2-Santigo ba, Teeono O.
] NAvAR RRo.

Dep1sitario de los fcndos Ell p1o, O.
Rico. Fl Banco de Puerto REQ.
FL Cr6dito Y Ahorro Poncei,o.
Emission de T.tuios. --Construcciones
de casas -Fomento de Indus
tria. = Exportacl6n Imp rita
ci6n.--Ncsocios en- general,
CERTIFIcADos REDnIBLEs.
Con esa domination EN- te tftulo,
amortizables de tres series L de $500.
moneda americana, X de co V K lie
500, por los cualc3 el su ii tor pa
gar1 todos los meses IS, 3 8 81 Sc
gun lr serie durantc 81 me $, lien7o
de la amortization final del Ce4id
cado.
Ell "Banco Industrial de Santa
go" destina De 81, ingresos meu5ua-
les por este concepto, cierta cantidad
para pagar slniestros que ocurran de
teuedores de Certificates Redimibies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
u. WIS o

De la Finca de don Andres Guar
diola Barrio de Espinosa Dorado desa-
parecio un potro de la propiedad de
don Raimundo Hernandez, comercian
te de Toa Baja; las sehas son las siguien
tes: color sehruno negro, hace algun
tempo le fue cortada la erin, lie da ca
lambre en- la pata derecha traseia, como
seis amos de edad mas 8 menos. I5.5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
NIL lGROSO DfS(UBRINIfHT0

Por fin lego San Juan gosa especad dna g6ner
y Alberto Pl1o de Napo Fl anaando nGuad
edicinae' e India pnGs de prunlo suo sobe las enme
medic
no solo SIN nac uso del Combae nemae
couas de cha FL
oaS ec1nes de la India Las pa nyecc6n sdo decaados
un 1nvento mago cmp cuac6n de odas
las Was ulnara de sex
81 miagroso ROOB PZZO gran
compe destruction de oo bao sdco Con pufc
gre npua deando ealo normal bre de do saud
nmunlad evtar production de terrible enenad
copeta
Pzzo los ucrulo podrn
eaeceTo demuera mpnderabe aquelos
teresadas magatar salud.
de Puerto Rico Famacia del doctor Gulmey
ZzO Teniene Rey Mum Habana (Cuba onsaa gratis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

A farm Of 253 acres of excelan'
land, crossed by the river called
aRio GrandeO. Situaded near Cen
trail sugar factory with railrry De-
cauville to said factory. The land
is good fo- sugar cane, Tobacco and
coffe. At half an hour distance
from Carolina.
Address P. 0. Box 634, Sa'
Juan, P. Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
!E vElaE

Una eetancia de 253 cuerdas de
terrenos excelenteS, regados en- gran
extension por 81 rio Grande, inmo-
data a una Central y unida 4 ella
por via Decauville. Son inmejora-
bles para caiias, tabaco 8 cafe. Es-
IA situada q media bora de Ia Caro-
lima.
Para informc6 dirirse 4 P. O.
Box ga San Juan, P. Rico.
For SALE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
CenctOss de ds dss de maQuas para hacendas de aze

J oondenSadorss de vacfo eco de vacts h6.
medo.-Condensadorss cantrzks.
KEFERENCIAS Nm PUERTO RICO
Fodaa Las csntralns donds se antwsatyus
aparstos ds Kraisvskj-Pes.n& &c, vssAre Rvr
ssNA@ Et4A IL aguientssl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08
BsPRCLALIDADRs
CERTTFICADos REDIMIBLEs.

AA@HmdOrRs Krajswski. CAIsnta-
Ss ns6wses sOD OdAo Aas ssis GrcslA
A-1rzpAAass, dsusadorss, TipR y Sus'
aFunA GsRa Saflzs uasarRsa mhas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-08

Para Tripie &ectOA aeh@, bombas
aOcasoSU ContrAis, LGfaysttA Arrovo.
Juaaita, Bayam6a, PAsaa, Basvdonsss,
Isaa vEaAta VEGA Bahs ProviAen ., pstss
-, Asr@dA YEbusOsl Bssna y u c..
H. xn-n T.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
BIRD VS. INSECT

There are few national sub
jects so imperfectly understood
as that of bird protection and
comparatively few readers who
realize that the protection of
birds is n subject OF such wide
importance. Most people look
upon the movement ps having no
deeper significance than a worthy
agitation Of enthusiasts and to
these are commemorative satis-
ties recently compiled by the en-
tomologist Of the agricultural de-
partment showing the annual
loss of millions of dollars TO the
country's agriculture through
only the destructive work of IN
sects. There is not a farmer or
land owner in America whose
pocket is not directly affected by
birdtection for the very good rea-
son that in no country under the
sun do insects impose a heavier
tax upon farm products than in
the United States and birds are
the most dependable as well as
most active.<lestroyers of insects.
The farmer in protecting the
birds is protecting his pocket
book. -Ex.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
KILLED STRANGE ANIMAL

Henry Mann of Salem, Oregon,
last week shot and killed an ami
NAL that has long been puzzling
hunters north of the upper Kla-
math lake, says an exchange.
For the past seven years tracks
have been found in the country
around the big springs on the
Klamath Indian reservation that
were supposed to be those of a
big buck. The tracks were of
a peculiar character and easily
distinguishable from other tracks.
However, when shot, the ami
NAL proved TO be sort of boar.
Ii weighed over 500 pounds and
had tusks 10 inches long. The
hair was long and coarse and the
skin around the head was thick
and wrinkled. The tail was long
and bushy, resembling a cows
tail. The skin, when taken from
the animal. weighed ITO pounds.
From the peculiar character
istics of the animal it is supposed
that it must have escaped from
some ZOO or menagerie years ago
and has been roaming in that
region since.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between Simon Lewis and
J. 7. Garrett, has been dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. Lewis
assumes the livery business, Mr..
Garrett retiring. All bills owing
to the firm are to be collected by
Mr.. Garrett who win likewise
pay any Indebtedness against the
firm. Parties knowing themsel-
YES indebted are urged TO call
and settle at once.
SIMON LEWIS.
]. I. GARRETT.
Burns. Ore. Nov, z, 1907.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28


It's generally understood that
the true date Of Christ's birth
cannot be ascertained from the
New Testement, nor from ans
other source. But all controyer.
sy as to the date was happily de.
termined in the fourth century
by the decision Of Pope Julius,
who had an investigation made
by ST. Cyril, and became fully
satisfied that, as nearly as could
be ascertained, December 25 was
the correct date. Before the end
Of the fourth century the dictum
was universally accepted, and
since that time nobody has ever
seriously thought of seeking 10
change the date.
The observance of the festival
of the Nativity was from the be-
ginning called Christmas Christ
mass. because a special mass
was celebrated on that day.
The pure glow of the spiritual
festival dissipated the dark clouds
of licentious and wicked ceremo-
mails that marked the notorious
Roman Saturnalia; but the Chris
tan observance, while extermin-
ating the evils of the heathen
festival which is displaced, per-
mitted many of the pleasing and
innocent features TO remain.
Among these are customs which
survive in the twentieth century
1.-The decorating with evergreens,
holly laurel; the burning of the
Yule log, and the singing of
Christmas carols, which are the
evolution of the ancient hymns
of Saturn and Bacchus and other
heathen gods.
1t was not until the sixth CEN
tury that the whole of Christen-
dom united in keeping Christmas
on the same day. The reasons
for this delay in instituting the
feast are summed up by an au-
thority who explains that, in the
first place, no corresponding fes-
tival was presented by the Old
Testament, as in the case of
Easter and Pentecost; second, the
day and month of the birth of
Christ are nowhere stated in
Gospel history. and cannot cer-
tainly be determined; third, that
the church fingered at first about
the death and resurrection Of
Christ, the completed fact Of re-
demption, and made this the CEN
ter Of the weekly worship and
the church year; and, fourth,
that the earlier feasts of Epiph-
any affored a substitute for the
festival Of the Nativity. -Leslie's
Weekly.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
FOR PUBLICATION.

uSirEp STATES LAND OfFicE.
Burns, Oregon, December ., 1907
To whom Il may concern;
Notice q here by given that the State
o' Oregon has filed In this Office lts ap.
plicaiion d.ist No. 223l Lndcr the provi.
slonH oi the act Of Congress Of August ~,
lSis, and acts amcndatory thereto Tor
the following described unappropriatcd.
non.mincral public lands, m indemnity
for designated losses sustained 10 ils
grant Tor public schools, 10 wit;
NE4 NWi{ Section 20. Township %
South, Range 30 East, W. 81
Protests of contests against the claim
VI the state to any tract or subdivision
described In said idemnity school land
llit, on The gtopnd that the fame ~
more valuable for mineral than for agri-
cultural purposes. or being adversely
claimed or occupied, will be- received at
this Office on or before the expiration OF
the period OF publication,
WN fARRE, Register.
First publication December "a. 1907.
last publication January Is, ion8
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
Timber laud Act, June .. is7s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNtfEn srArfs i.ANp Orrfcr,
IuruH. OroTun, November. A.. inU.

NNtfhn nfArHH latNn uffiCn,
hurut, Oregon, November, ~, 1907,
Notce 4 hgrghy gitgu ihri tfephcu. 4
ufttnnHffr ~ NtuwNnu. CuNulN uf lfook
state ui urcaon. has applied 20 uurchnfe. un.
icr thg act oi Congress oi June b. ISIS A. Ca.
tended hy act W August Z, i,lg, thc 81 NV.
Nh. sNi a NNlf SKA. section III n. iOs. N
u vati, W, N. aud Will offer proof 90 Show thai
the lnud sought Il more valuable foe iff timber
establish his tlnim io said lana boiar, the itrt-
itlcr and hcgcifer az Buns, orcson on The isih
dny Of January, i1os
iie names AZ his witnefsesi Theo q. Becker,
"a cline fHiis, Orcglu. Casper ColcnbauFh, oi
llurut oregon Walter A, frccmHn aud Jesse
N. Allison, n0ih OF iEcc Ufcgon.
Any Hnh nI nefronf claiming adversely tho
above deffl lfl lands are Trqucsird o. flr
ihpir claims ii ihis ofoo on nr hciafc said i5th
duy ui JanuHry, laft
wN. FAnaR, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28

It is a well known fact that
persons living in the Pine forests
do not suffer from kidney dis
eases. One dose Of Pineules at
night usually relieves backache
80 days treatment, S1.00. Your
money refunded If not satisfied.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy,
Burns, Ore. Fred Haines., Har-
ney, Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED arArEs LAND OFFicr.
hufna, oregon. November gs. ia1i
Noiloc n hereby aivCu that Fiofaucc a..
Chaplin Of Niloy, OrcHou. hHs 1isd notice
or hlH Intention tu make nuai nYf.ycHr proof in
support ui Die claim, va. Homestead Entfy
sNi4. ~ Hwit. sNf. sEN. of Section is
township q south Nauiao a ElHt. W. ~.
and thai said proof viii b. mnln hcinrr the
kcglslcr ani Receiver ai Burns. Oregon. ON
January ffh. laus
pc unmuf The iolIuFi Wlfuofica % puiYo
ni continuous residence anon, uHd cultivation
o. ihg lana, VIA William T. Hfcucgr, Nolcu
! NNllaiut. Albeit uakgrman, Lester Williams
All Of Riley, Oregon.
Wa fAnar, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Vstah9 .,l, sfSIss o,SIsn LNSe SS1ss 9sg'Sti 81 h

'iiafnf oregon, November ~, inf5t
Notice u hereby given that Mary J. Macfcldy.
Of lngeni oregon has hle,l noiiceo Of her inipn.
tlou a. make hnai Communication proof la sup
port oi her claim, VIA liomrsiCHd tntry No.
$50, nalio october "a lnuu for the aNi4 90 See.
ton iftoNurhip "a sutih, Range i.if ktft,
Vi, N,, aud that said pfnci viii b. made bcioro
tho Neaisfof and Receive, al Burns oregon,
un January -, 100,
She names tn following Witnesses % Prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
oi the land, Wiz Marcelits n. iiayes. T. Bailey
nsyes, Walter Gray, Adam o. d. HcoFEe, all Of
iAWfn, oregon,
WA FAHaE Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
Timber Land ACT juno D. 1875.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United ,,l..l. i.I srArEsLANo orgfcE

iinfHf OrtGru, November ~, ltUl.
Notice Il hslohy eiycn that Thca %. Decker,
~ cline tnllfi County Oi ir0uk tiaic Of uTrf1u,
has applied io purchafg. under thc aci oi fan-
sitft ~ June ai iTs, Hs cNtrnded hy ACT of
l.tl Akii, section ~ a. ID s. ~ - haai
W, 81. uui viii offer proof a. show that the
lana sought is mpre valuable Tor is tiinbcs Or
stone Than ipf fglle uliural Purposes, and io "a
ianlish h.s clnim io sid land before Register
aud Revolver no hugna, OffEouo on The ll,h day
OF January l1s.
% hclnuuu, oregon, tafprr r0lenhaugh. al
iuirk. oregon. Weller a. freeman aud ia sac
", Allison, hnfh oi iEto, Oregon.
ANY nnu NlI peifunf claiming adversely
he above dfscriaci lands are requested 10
ule their claims iu this oiiCc nn or hef0fe sain
ilh dap oi ianuary. lgus.
wN. fAHGE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
Timber Land, Act Junes ., ls7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UAlTRD STATS LAND OVrirF
nurus. OREGON. Nu.rule. lt /.

ilurns, Oregon, Nogeubef W. /. "a
Notice r hereby given thar n0folhy Irwin
~ Aefna, g luH Hty oi hauey Slate ol Oregon
nae Spoiled io pprelafe, uudef lho act ol
tNfitfh W iann . 100 ns tlterAed 10y Hcf OF
Ma 80 -2. "a ; h, 80 n ". a.. ami aill onef
proof ~ shuu that ihc lAun sought j. more
faltnple Tor ls tiuipef or sfonc than lor agri
uitNiai fufpaats, and 10 establish hls clainl a.
said land before the hcsi aud Receiver al
hurns. ofssou, ca the ltth da5 OF January
lJlt.
'Af names ah htr Witnesses Alexander
Mckenzie art BAY fOneggs b.fh III Nariows
v,tgcn. Andrew T. irwin aud finus kasnack
pptn ci H4rnt Oregon.
Any anu ~ persons claiming auFcrscly the
Ooyt otscrilIl la las age Il 4 ia, tflir
sl slaims IA ihit otnee on or before said l6th diS
January lsuo,
wH F4KhE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28

DO you know that Pinesalve
Carbolized acts like a poultice in
drawing out inflammation and
poison? It is antiseptic. For
cuts, burns, eczema, cracked
hands il is immediate relief. Sold
by The Welcome Pharmacy,
Burns, Ore. Fred Haines., Har-
ney, Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNrrEp STATES LAvD oFrfcr
M1rur. OREGON. November "a. 1907.

uNrTEp STATES LAyD orrfcr
huruE, oregon, November ~. 1907.
Notice a horchy given that Charles A. Walk.
er 81 hurnu, oregon, has flcd notice Of his
intention 90 makr iunl continuation proof Ia
support ~ his chini. VIA nomestCad kntfy
Ne. .s19 msdu Noycmhnf a.. i0o0. iOf the NWi4 uf
section ", township ~ south. range % east. W.
". and that said proof VII DC inside before the
Rcgistcr and Receiver. at hurns. Oregon, on
January NJ. zoos
liu names the following Witnesses 90 Prove
his coutiuuons rcsldcnrc upon. and cultivation
ni tho land, via " 0cofgu Hoddcr. Chafies
v Reed kdwaai q. EfgiCston, James r. Reed.
an oi nurns, Orcfen.
Wa rAHnr Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28

Adam George has for sale
heap over 100000 worth of
- estate. improved and unim-
proved. The cream Of Harney
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28

For Homestead Locations see
NJ. FiizGerald the pioneer Land
Locator of Harney County.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28
Timber Land. Ac, Juuo .. 1874
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED sr1rrs LAND OrrIcE
nurns Oregon November ". 1907.
Notice "a hereby given that Gertrude N. Mel
son, Of hurnf, County OF harrey State OF
OREGON. has applied % pufchasc. under tho
act of cougrcss df Juno g, lslt. as extended BY
act ol August 4. 1907. the SKI NV. NEti
oifet proof a. show that the land sought IL
moro Valuable fof iie timber or stone than fot
agricultural purposes. and to csiAhliah his
claim 20 said land before the Register aud
Receiver. AZ Bums. oregon on the 18th day Of
January 1908
She names ne her wituoescs; Carl Horst
man. of Hartman, oregon. Erncsi n Nelson.
d. nucholc. Grant sturtoYnut all Of Burns.
oregon.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
ahOyc-defcfibcd lands are requested to ilc
their claims 10 this oiiCc on or before said 18th
day OF January iHUi.
WA FAnRE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28

Meetings Of the Council every secOnd and
Fourth Wednesday.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28

County Court meets the nrsi Wednesday IN
January. March. May. Juiy, september and
November
uAHgry q =. ttNn orrtrr.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-12-28

Notice Is hefeby Hiven thai on We'd.
nesday, the ssh dayoi January 1908, the
undersigned viii apply to the County
Court Of the State Of Oregon for Harney
county, ioT the license mentioned IN
torcsolng petition.
LLOYD JOHNSON
Petitioner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-14
Miss Lizzie LashuS Victim
Of Gilman Block Fight.
Family Jar Ends In Violence,
Followed by Arrests.
Woman Completely Covered With
Blood During Row.

The Gilman Block on Charles stree
was tn" scene Of another Of It's family
Y, strr,Iny about noon the victim THIS
time Icing Miss Lizzie l-a&hus one 81
TIE occupants. Tho police We're SUM
,noncd and upon arrival found tn" W"-
man lying on the floor in pool OF
blood \ bad cash under the lett eye
showed that she had been struck win
some sort ot a blunt weapon. She was
coinulotrly covered with blood ana
Judging from h"r appearance the hGht
must have Been Il hot on.
The trouble it is reported aros" over
family affairs and had been going on
All morning until il reached Tho climax,
MI concerned arc SAID to hay" been
drlni;in" heavily ana the out. ONE was
not in the I"asI unSuSpectct.
George I.ashu*, 4 brother, WAS f"'Nd
in the room Ill the time ana was ar
rested bv officer William Albert. OIL
cor I..athrr$ was also on tn" SCENE ana
took charge OF Nell Butler, WI" en-
d,avorcd 10 conceal himself Both W"r"
locked up and will be arraiGncd IN court
this morning.
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The Spiritual! Campmeetinn.

Owing 70 the theatre being used
Friday night for the usual dance
which is given each week at Lake
wood there WAS no session that cvrn-
ln@ by tho Madison Spiritual Assoc
citation. In the forenoon All address
and seance WAS given by Mrs. Ruth
Swift ut 1890 ana in the afternoon at
Dir. G. \. Fuller gave an address.
tn" association this year has been
favored Wtth remarkably fine weather
which Of cours" has tended to I, large
attendance each day.
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Tho place ana hour will be announced

Tho place ana hour will be announced
later.
N"W that there Is to be 4 meeting
called of the laity and professional
men ~ confer With DR.. Hatch. i;
sten!s OILY fair to him that Il good
number attend. Those who !~uvc al
ready +i&nih"d thei: Willingness to at
tcnd SGrh meeting, in addition t.
those of the physicians. are IIorac..
Purinton, W. J. Lancau. Fred fonlcr
M}rtin Elaslell and others. Every
man Nh" las thus far been approached
Oh tho subject has been NOR. than
Wliitn" t cooperate in any way pos
sihle t. inauHur;lte the movement This
means good dcal when the meeting
is called it should be nocn to all who
Gre to attend, ana doubtless it will be
Il is lrobahlr that 4 committee from
til" llity VIII De named ut the meet
ing t. carry the plan forward. and thus
hanil" the matter in the most Salts
factory and expeditions way.
The Journal. along with tho citizens
generally, wishes the movement Sue
cess. for it recognizes what every ono
els" IL coming to realize that the city
needs a city hospital, and that the OPP
porl'Inity to secure on" on most IA
vnrahlt terms is now within the citv'S
!, am. Lrt everyone. therefore. Givc
tI.e movement their sympathy ana sup
wort
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Church N Offices.

second !;au;iyt "hrr'il Water street
Y y. Iaul y. C"Ncr pastor; M"i!!!n& ST.
.i" G. 2" tv lI nir W Jdlvi T% It S S''
~, I,,nti.t rI.urch, IAN street: Morn
in fr >,@,I ,t' p'' at i"a With s"on ~ nv,
r. c. Whitomor"; sunday srhn"l Il noon !.
Christian End 'avor At IN; 'N'l nE scf-
vie" At 20 r..,.n .,.,.+
Rev. \. j. Dud"r pastor: Morning W"r-
ship ut !" - vii! srrnon N VII i "$I"t.
SUNDAY school i; Hn"n Jill. r" M /, 'oi'e
service al ~. o,','''''I y.a' Z, III ~.
81. Mays church 'Ep'S,or"o' Xxx LEX,
SIND "'1 A. aftcr trinity: Il,ty l,uch .riet at
VIM aha l".:p; na;ims 1T i9tl sunday
school ii noon: rNonsoEs 1T '-.'' !. NJ.
,-ca.rcsatiunal cl'vch. Temple street:
~ Nna;,,w Nj. Wri"i.t uf p-G,nsrrir=;.
\ J. SUNDAY e,nn,! 1T nn"H: t!E istiIr
f.n,!tavor at C"": evening s'.fi,r AZ '..o,