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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-25
ISUNTOS D|VERSOS
Communication telef6nlca con.
81 pueblo do Coamo.
Tariia establecida.
CARCEl MUNICIPAL
Jugada sorprendida en- Ba.
llaja.-. Matrimonio. DE.
tenidos por rifia.


H. Gautier y unos aEsbozos rapi-
dosS de don Ramon Morell Campos,
acaba de publicarse en- Mayagiiez
la segunda edici6n de la obra sPen-
samientos para el pueblo,s original
de nuestro distinguido com 7afiero
don Mariana Riera Palmer, a quien
euviamos las mas expresivas gra-
cias por el ejenplar con que nos
obsequia. Oportunamente daremos
q conocer la impression que dele en-
nuestro Amino Ia 1ectura de libro
tan interesante y ameno.
-Por las o6cinas de Telegra-
fos de San Juan, SC nos participa
que desde hoy queda establecida
COMMUNICATION telef6nica con Goa
mo. Tarifa: treinta y cinco centa-
vos por cada cinco minutes.
-Anoche contrajeron matri-
monio en- Caguas la agraciada Sc
rita Rosalia Jimenez y el apreciable
joven Ricardo Montahes.
La detective suspendi6 ano-
che una jugada q 10 prohibido en-
una casa de Ballaja, arrestando
diez individuos y ocupandoles dine
70 y naipes. FL case ha sido hoy
Sometido a juicio en- la Corte muni-
Icipal.
j Jose Montesinoe Inocencio
Rivera, tuvieron anoche una riia
siehdo arrestados por la policia.
-Existian esta maiiana en- Ia
! calcel municipal IS varones y to
: mujeres seutenciados, y pendientea
de juicio y rs varOnes y dos muje.
res, que haceIi I'm total de ~ iildI-l
Ividuos.
q --En la calle de Tetuan, esta
Q mafana, fueron arrestadas por Ia
: poIicia y llevadas q presencia del
: Juez Municipal Carolina Charres,
G Rita Santana, Angela Colon y Ana
Castro, por haber promovido TN es-
4 cando con otras mujeres de ofcio
: despalilladoras, q causa de que e.
. tas Sc disponian q romper una huel-
y ga que las primeras iniciaron. Wis
le to el case en- la Corte, el Juez decla-
'e r6 culpables q Ia Charre va Ia San.
d tana, imponiendoles diez dollars de
a. multa 4 cada una y absolvieudo 4
os las demas.
+ Con ese motive, una comision
10 de despalilladoras y algunos torce.
1e dores recorrieron varias casas de Ia
os ,ciudad, recolectando fondos pars
n, pagar la multa de las sentenciadas
O. -El sabado fue estropeadC
os gravemente por un puntal de vi
e. ,vapor de la ePeck Lines, a bracert
os Gregorio Cabrera, que Sc hailab,
81 , trabajando en- la descarga de dich,
lta barco. 81 herido Sc encuentra ba
la 10 asistencia factiltativa en- el Hos
lei pital militar, por cuenta, segdu in
ita formes, de la .empresa del mencio
in nado vapor.
Ia -Telegrafian de Aibonito, qu
ma el sabado Gltimo, en- el barrio tPls
lue ia, y de aquel termino municipal, !
ia- suicide Luis Rivera, disparandos
tas un tiro, cuyo proyectil lie atraves
ros el craneo matandole instantane;
les mente.
el -El dfa AZ del actual habl
les una reception en- el consuIado D
so' minicano, con motive de celebrar,
en- el 64o aniversariO de la independe
pa cia de aquella repdblica.
IRA Hoy extinguieron sus col
que denas en- Ia carcel municipal Eel
lub Flores, Inocencio Hernandez, \
de cardo Noble y Francisco Amalbel
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pedes saldran bien iinpresionsd
am de Ia hnsnitalidad Y cnltnra niier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-25
Per q able
glNO ESPECIAL De II G0lRg9lD[Iup Y IA DtnOCRuE UNDE

rias Sc llamara en- adeante eGeorge Washiugton.s
Este, y Ell eAugusta Victorian son dos hermosos
barcos del meor tpo de cuantos Sc destinan al tra-
fco comercial de pasajeros entire Europa los
Estados Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-25
O|cA0 REc|B|M|EATO
4 Ias deIsgaeloaes de- los
Clubs comerciaIes do Bos.
ton, San Luis, &.
MessPmAaM MmassmemMEA
OlVERSAs COmIsIONEs
Programa de los obsequios,
Por terra y por mar q Ia
ciudad de Ponce


esperado Ell vapor aPrinz Joachims,
de Ia linea eHamburguesa America
MP que conduce q su bordo las de.
legaciones de los Clubs Comerciales
de Boston, Cincinatti, Chicago VI
San Luis, que vienen a visitar la
Tsla de Puerto Rico ylas obras del
Canal de Panama, defriendo 4 una
invitaci6n del Presidente Roosevelt.
Forman Tin total de noventa y
un turistas y tanto el Gobernador
Winthrop, EN- representation del
pueblo, como la Camara de Conner
clio y Board of Trade, en- fepresen-
taci6n de los intereses comerciales,
Sc preparan a hacerles un cordial
recibimiento.
Ochenta turistas permaneceran
en- San Juan solainente tres horas v
saldran despues para Ponce por Ia
Carretera central en- vehlculos que
la Comision ilolnbrada por el Co
bernador les preparara al efecto.
Once turistas no desean hacer el
viaje por terra y Sc quedaran aqui
todo el dia, siguiendo por la noche
para Ponce en- el mismo vapor
reunirse ALI con los denas compa.
neros.
La Asamblea Legislative de Ia
Isla ha votado una ley autorizande
al Gobernador a disponer de la su
ma que sea necesaria para obsequia
q nuestros huespedes. La Camar'
; de Comercio y Board Of Trade hal
suscrito tambien entire sus asocia
dos una cantidad liberal para aten
der dignamente q los once turista
que permaneceran aqui, correspou
diendo asf en- 10 possible q La regi
acogida que en- no lejana fecha tuv
en- los Estados Unidos una Delegs
ci6n de Comerciantes Puertorriqut
iios, por parte de las Camaras d
Comercio de la Union.
La comision nombrada por
Il Gobernador para atender y obs
: quiar a los turistas la forman K
sefores Lyons, Huggard y Harl
F. Besosa. La de la Camara {
Comercio y Board of Trade que
dedicara mas especialmente q ate
der a los once turistas que perm
: neceran un dfa aqul, la forman
seiiores Weymouth, Arnold, Tt
: ner, Ray, Antonio Blanco y Serg
D Ramirez. Hay otra comisi6n
recibimiento Ell la cual estan
sehores Valdes, Lee, Hepp, Beh
Fricker y otros caballeros. La {
:. mission de Cuentas la forman
Ae seiores Elias Wolff y Carlos Conc
o.. 81 programa de los obsequi
S. que Sc piensa tributaf a los vi
tantes aludidos incluye una Wis
or al Gpbernador y al Alcalde de
ciudad, una vista d los Fuertes
n- Moro y San Crist6bal, una Wis
al Aserradero de Maderas de F
n. lay y Ala Fabrica de Tabacos de
As P. R. American Tobacco CO, I
reception en- el Casino Espaiol,
". tendra lugar a las diez de la ma
ma con objeto de que los turis
Is conozcan personalmente a nuest
E principales comerciantes. Sc
ofrecera tambien una comida ei
~. Union Club y por 1ltimo Sc
piensa llevar al 1ngenio aProgrs
"a. que poseen los sehores Finlay
". Carolina, a cuyo objeto la Com
fiia de Ferrocarriles ha ofrecido
ara ciosamente un tren expreso
se pathfa desde la Estaci6n del c
Is ala1 yIsP, NJ, Una banda
m. musica amenizara la comida e,
Club.
fan En- Ponce Sc les prepara
ros. bien, entire otros obsequios, uni
me. plendida reception ell el Casino
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-25
Carnbio De nornbre,
Buque tnercante.

Hamburgo, Febrero a5--Con motive del ami
versario de Jorge Washington, el bertador de la
America del Norte, la eHamburgo' American Lineo
acord6 hizo pdblco e1 mismo dia ~ del cursante
mes, que el buque compafero del @Augusta Victo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-25
NOTAS De PONCE
Termination del plano para
un edifieio. RsQalo do
Fernandez Juncos,
IUEGOS ATLETlCOS
Celebrates en- el Hip6dromo.
Triunfo esplendido de los
i6venes de San Juan.

edifcio donde ha dc instalarse la
fabrica tabacalera.
Dicho plano ha sido trazado
por el inteligente arquitecto don
Bias G. Silva. Tendra el edifcio
tres pisos con capacidad su6ciente
para mil quinientos obreros.
Parece que algunos de los So
cos de dicha compa1ia pretenden
que ese edi6cio Sc construya en- la
ciudad de Mayagiiez, 10 que q nues-
tro entender no les proporcionarfa
el benefcio que en- esta, 81 Sc tiene
en- cuenta que las mayores produc-
clones de tabaco Sc encuentran por
nuestras costas q mas las facilidades
] de trasporte desde la fabrica q nues-
tro puerto para la exportaci6n y en-
contrandose el ferrocarril a espal-
das donde Sc va q situar el edifcio.
Ell venerable escritor y hon.
bre p1blico don Manuel Fernandez
Juncos, de San Juan, ha regalado a
la Biblioteca Municipal 6 voldmenes
con la promesa de regular otras mas
a dicha Biblioteca.
Ell microbes no pudo reunir-
lse el comite local del partido Union
de Puerto Rico, por encontrarse ST
lpresidente accidental sefior Santae
| liza, en- el pueblo de Peiiuelas, don
de tiene su residencia fla.
Como va ha ocurrido varias We
ces este case, bueno seria que Ell Sc
| nor Sautaella fijase su residencia c,
Ponce.
Aver Sc celebraron en- el HI
p6dromo Ponceiio los juegos atlet
cos en- los que Sc disputarfan lc
premios San Juan, Cayey y Ponce
Il En- esta fiesta Sc llevo la palm
: San Juan y sobre todo Ell jove
Montesinos, ,quien ademas de CANA
y Sc la copa del Amor, gan6 tambie
a una medalla de orc; habiendo gam
o do la otra medalla de ORC de las d.
u que Sc adjudicaban a los champion
o que mas Sc iistinguiesen en- las j
% gadas el joven Lippitt, de Cayey.
VI 81 orden del juego fue el :
guiente:
h Il Carrera q 100 yardas, We
/ cedor NJ. Montesinos, de San Jua
a az Carrera q $50 yardas, We
Ee cedor, Florencio Suarez, de Ponc
a. g. lamar una bola de 16 libra
vencedor J. A. Besosa, de Ponce.
d "a Carrera de 22o yardas, We
el cedor M. Montesinos, de San Jua
IL 81 Carrera de Bicicletas (met
a. milla) vencedor el nifo S. Wives
Ia Ponce.
r. g. Carrera t54 gardas {ret
ro giendo papas), vencedor el milo
lei Soliveras, de Ponce.
del "a Trio de Base Bali, vencet
a. NJ. Montesinos, alcanz6 $40 pies
'la 81 Carrera de 44o yardas, We
III cedor H. L. Mathers, de Cayey.
III O. Carrera de salto largo, v,
cedor H. L. Mathers alcanzo Il
Sc de IS pies.
las 100 Corrida en- sacos; ven
ce- dor, A. Poventud, de Ponce.
no 119 Carrera con obstacul
de 22o yardes; vencedor, W.
eto Lippitt, de San Juan.
Iue t79 Salto alto, corriendo; v
Gu cedor, E. Garcia, de San Juan.
ose 13o Catrera de bicicletas,
cia ra hombres; vencedor, Angel
ra- Bustamante, de Ponce,
Tue i4o Carrera de relevo, Il
ar teams de las escuelas) en- la qu
disputaron la rcopa del amorr
tn j6venes, saliendo vencedor NJ. N
ION tesinos, de San Juan,
). -Anoche Sc celebr6 una
retreta por la banda de Bombe
esta en- la plaza de u1,as Deliciass,
ELI nizada con vistosos fuegos attif
isco les y globes,
+ ceRREsPoNsA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-25

pedes saldran bien iinpresionados
de la hospitalidad y cultura puerto
rriquefias y confamOs tambieu en
que 4 pesar dc 10 corto de 50 estaus
cia, podian descubrir Gu Ia ISIS
tsvofables opotturis.aics u utgo.
clos.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

The annual meeting Of the grand
lodge Of the Royal Arcanm will
be held tomorrow at Columbus DR..
f. II. Rai,fensperger will repre-
sent the local lodge at the session
of the major body.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

street from Wilson avenue to the
Bic -Four. railway, and OH Crm-
nins avenue from Church street to
Mt. Vernon avenue.
One of the reasons which Mayor
Scheff gave for vetoing the south
Prospect street paving ordinance
was that the water mains have not
been laid in the street, and he
thinks that no paving should be
put down until after the water
mains are in.
s. r.. Reber. chairman of the
waterwmks committee, said that he
had received communication from
the water company, assuring him
that mains will be put in on that
street before the paving contractors
are ready TO begin work. This an
nounccment came as surprise,
since the water company has for
almost year refused to put in
mains Oh other streets.
All members of the council were
present at last nights meeting,
which adjourned at 10 o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16
FORMER MARIONITE
IS LOST AT SEA
Percy Blebower Disappears
From a Steamer.
Was Former Resident of This City
and Brother of Miss Elsie
Janis the Actress.

The following New York dispatch in
today's State Journal will be rea
with interest here:
New York April l6.-A wireless
message has just been received by
way of Halifax, stating that Percy
Janis, brother of Elsie Janis, the
young star of '"The Vanderbilt Cup, .
disappered from the steamer Mime
apolis at sea today 1t is believed
, that he either fell or jumped over
board.
lie was 22 years of agS and was
ion his way to London. where he was
TO take part in the London pro-
duction of "Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch. .
Percy Janis, whose real name is
Beerbower, is well known in Column
bus, which was his home until q few
years ago, He. entered the theatrical
world q few years after his more
famous sister, and like her was first
seen in vaudeville. When she
leaped into stellar prominence. he
adopted her stage name, and instead
or acting, devoted his time and at
tention 10 stage management. He
was regarded as very promising
young man along that line.
The missing young man is sur
lylved by mother and father and a
sister. His father. John Beerbower
lives In this city. James Loren, the
real estate man, is his. uncle. n
Percy Beerbower formerly resided
with his parents in this city, and
q host Of friends will he grleyed to
learn Of his tragic end. He was a
nephew Of Mrs. Irene Beerbpwer. Of
this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR
CATARRH THAT CONAINS
MERCURY.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing il through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from repu-
table physicians rs the damage
they will do is ten fold to the
good You can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
factured by F.. j. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, o., contains. no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. II is taken inter-
nally and made in Toledo, Ohio. by
f. j. Cheney e. Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c,
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor
constipation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

The members of the Deutscher
Bund met last night and held a
chorus rehearsal for the concert TO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16
InnammAtory Rheumatism
Cured in 3 Days.

Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind,
says: "My wife had inflammatory
Rheumatism in every muscle and
joint; her sufferings was terrible
and her body and face were swol-
len almost beyond recognition; had
been in bed for six weeks and had
eight physicians but received no
benefit until she tried the Mystic
Cure for rheumatism. 1t gave i'm
mediate relief and she was able to
walk about in three days. / am sure
it saved her life" Sold by The
Dumble Pharmacy, Opp. Ker House
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

The degree of Esquire will be con-
ferred at regular meeting of Candy
Lodge No. 81 tonight. A large at
ter dance is desired
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

The asphalt companies should be
given q chance to bid on all street
paving improvement in Marion,
even when the property owners say
that they want brick and nothing
else. That is the opinion of Coun-
cimen j. V. Wilson and j. f..
Phillips, as expressed at regular
meeting Of the council held Mon
day evening.
The two councilmen made state
Ihents to this effect after an ordin-
ance directing the service board to
proceed with the paving Of Girard
avenue between Columbia street
and Bellefontaine avenue had been
lead.' The adoption of such an
ordinance is the final step which
council takes in ordering street
paved.
Other members of the council,
however. showed no inclination to
fall in with the IDEAS of Messrs.
Wilson and Phillips on this mat
ter. No one except these two men,
bcrs said word on the subject.
1t was a little too deep for COM
prehensipn without a more eNhaus-
tive and careful consideration The
majority Of the council seem to
think that the asphalt companies
are not in need of anyone in the
city council To champion their
cause.
Jllst before the ordinance WAS
read. Messrs. Wilson and Phillips
had held brief conference in the
hallway, evidently for the purpose
of. talking over the great injustice
which the council was about TO in
flict ON the down-trodden asphalt
companies. To order a. street paw
ed so that these companies, if the
plural term can be used, would M
have right 10 compete with the
brick paving contractors, seemed
entirely ont of Rlace.
~ don II think that bids on this
paving Should he restricted TO
brick" said Mr.. Wilson. after the
ordinance had beer read. ''it elimi-
mates competition and | don't be-
lieve the council should allow such
thing. If it is possible at this
time ! think that the ordinance
should be amended so as to include
asphalt in the materials upon which
bids can be made.
81 am cf the same belief said
Mr.. Phillips, II think it should be
open 10 contractors for all kinds of
paving material. If ii is possible
to do. so. ! make n motion that the
ordinance be amended TO include
asphalt and asphalt block. "
Al that iuncture City Solicitor
Donithen stepped in and put stop
to this attempt to get the asphalt
corporations in on the work. lie
said that it was too late to take
any such step. He also reminded
the counclmeIi that every property
owner IN Chrard avenue signed a
petition asking for brick paving.
1t wouldn't be aight, he SAID, to
force them TO accept asphalt.
"l think that hereafter the coun-
sil should not allow any street
paving to be restricted to one par
ticular MATERIAL said Mr.. Will
son.
The ordinance was then adopted
authorizing the kind Of pavement
that the property owners want.
This meeting of the council will
be historic form the fact that
death blow was given to the move
ment which had been started for
enforcing the new road tax law.
City Clerk Flies read a communica-
ticn from the service board, in
which the council was asked to
approprae 1860 to employ four
district superintendents whose duty
it would be TO see that the law is
enforced.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16
DEATH BLOW is GIVEN THE
ROAD TAX LAW In MARION

Huge Joke and if Enforced in Marion Would Work an
Injustice to the Citizens Appropriation Pay the Su
perintendents is Not Made Wilson and Phillips Think
Asphalt Companies Should be Given Chance to Bid on
Paving Contracts Even When the Property Owners Say
They Want the Street Paved With Brick and Nothing
Ese--City Solicitor to the Rescue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

Don't miss the Singin Skule. It
will be the best entertainment in
town this spring. Epworth church,
Friday, 25 cents. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16
ANNIVERSARY
| CELEBRATION
BY Lydia Chapter No SO o.
E. S.
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS
Conduct Inspection and are
Guests at a Banquet
Members of Deutcher Bund Prepar.
ing for Big Concert at Grand
Opera House May 8.

Lydia Chapter No. SO. Order of
fthe Eastern Star, ceieplatfd It's tenth
anniversary, and held the regular an
rual inspection in the lodge apart
ments last night. The attendance was
Exceedingly large and a score of out
lGf-town visitors were present.
Mrs. Boln, OF Circleville, grand
matron and inspecting officer
vas profuse in her compliments OF
the excellent condition which she
! {, und the local chapter The de-
gree team conferred the member
lship degree on a class of two candi-
dates.
! At the conclusion of the business,
fn elaborate banquet was served, and
a general social time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Kaufman, of Attica, grand con-
ductress, was present and gave an
cxcellent after-dinner talk.
AT meeting of kosc;usko Lodge
No. 5S, /. o. o. +. held in
its halls on north Main street,
Monday evening, it was announced
that the committee appointed to ar
range for the first annual county
meeting TO be held here next week
has completed its arrangements.
There will be degree work and a
banquet. Every lodge in the county
will be represented.
The members of the Deutscher
Bund met last night and held a
chorus rehearsal for the concert TO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

be given at the Opera House on
May s. Committees were appointed
10 make arrangements for the en-
tertainmcnt of the visiting mem
bers from Mansfield and Lima who
will take part in the concert.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

If you have rheumatism, ask
your druggist about Electropodes.
They cure. this
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16
Not Always Keyed Up.

DR.. Johnson-Every man is occd
s!onaliy what he ought to he pelpet
ually.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

The members of Candy Lodge, No.
81, Knights OF Pythias. will hold a
regular meeting, tonight, and COM
plete arrangements for a ladies' social
20 be held at the lodge hall Wednes-
day evening. Dowler's orchestra will
be present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-16

NJ. B. DickerSon left this morn
ing for New Lexington, where
he will inspect the Knights Tenn
plar commandery. this evening
Wednesday evening he will in
slrect the commandery at { Cam
bridge.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-08
. ...fI.'F : 'g5sIgs'
; HOW ;. HE LOSE HIS TEETH.

James Daily of Jefefgontiile, Ind;
rs mourning the 1osgsSfS several teeth
Iand is living on 1iqhtd food tempo
,rarily, rs the rcs,1t@of the antics OF
ia curtain@Toiler spff1gB. So -
7 Daily fiaH but onSsaf6, anu some
tittfes Uses his teeth to- aByiBt hiHf A
curtain roller spring became disar-
ranged, and Daily decided to fix it.
Placing the spring sid Of the roller
in his mouth, Daily twisted the other
end. Suddenly thcres@as whirring
Pof machinery like an alarm clock go
ing of, and Daily IMAGINED his head
WIS Hylhg to pieces. aTqio sbring had
been wound so tishtS1ts I would not
sstahd The pressure, and reversed its
Emotion, tearing some Qf Daity's teeth
out ana injuring otfisfg. ,ns
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-08
LOVE I'M A ROLL OF PAPER.

Wffile pretty Miss Bertha 81. GGrnT
m1ngs OF Lock Haven, Pa, employer
in d paper mill last fall, she #fate
her name and address on one Of the
large rolls of paper as IT. was reaked3
of. .j,o '...,@' \. & III SSSs
The roll was shipped to Brook IynsI
where it fell into the possession Of
Andrew J. Pruey, forerna1 bf tas
Mayer Press. > ~, s%$}.>T5}S S3SG
But weeks elapsed before Ne TeasItt4
ed that part of the %Itape cesb
ing the 2scribble. =, When heaK4a 8sssss
ii the same spirit of fun that hftsL
prompted, Miss Cummings, hef FOfe
her letter, telling Of his find SEff
Correspondence followed = tlts patri
met at Miss Cummings home af
Christmas time; it was case % lgge
at sight, and last week they were
married at the home of the brides
parents In Lock HHven. r. y
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-08

Roleys L T.; Rn1ton, Iowa; Hobsoii,i
City, Ala: C6bs0polis, Mich; hat
onviHe, Fla, WilHerforce, Ohio, and
Booker City, la;3y. ;: r. ;,, $1tt,i5
/, Negro Bnsiness Enterprises, 4i
jackson, Miss, by Dr. S. b, Red
m6fid, Jackson 81 B1rminghatn, Ala,
by DR.: q. Il. Mason, Birmingham; OF
New York Cityl by John H. Adkins,
New York City, o.. ,#ksi
49, ANNOUNCEMENTS. - : 2s =;
The banddet>int honor Of the mem.
bers OF the National Negro Business
League by the Local Negro Business
League OF Tppeka- Kan, will be held
in. the AUDITORIUM, corner Seventh
and Quincy Streets, Friday evening
August, 18th. Beginning at $3.50
O'clock. X '*SSN'%S ~
The Local Negro Business League
Of Topeka has, arranged the follow.
ing additional Entertainments fol
delegates and FyisiE6rs: ~. :
An outing attHarfield Park, or
Thursday afterndGn, August 18th.
F. A Seeing Topeka" ride, Friday
afternoon, August i 9Th. -, ,"
A picnic at, the magnificent pleas
tire resort, "Vihewood," on Saturday
August i7th. ~ && :: ? ~.