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MOVING, PACKING 8 SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at SO New Hork ave: large padded vans 81 load .
2-h0rse }fag0n, s. load. mill -eodt5
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS &C, MOVED
with care packing and shipping speciality.
KREIG'S EMPRESS, l22i II ST. nw. Phone main
20'a mhZl-30t
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DOCS. CAIs, birds. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. SINGING ca
nsries, breeding cages parrots. dogs. cats, plant
feed, goidEshes. goats. rabbits. guinea pigs. a.
sChMiD's BIRD STORE. re 18th st. ae27-u
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EXPERIENCE HANDS TO
ALTER NOMEN'S GARMENTS; MUST
BE ABLE 10 DO FIRST CLASS WORK,
APrLN To JULIUS GARflNhLE q CO,
IFS ST. apSN
WANTED-pERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN sue
ccssiui in organizing LaTkus Soap Clubs Go as.
We have a better proposition. Cai sl4 Pa ave- Sc
afGiof
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned al 0ir school ia 80 20 20 days. Positions
guaranteed Pitman, Graham. Gregg, Barnes, and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction. STENO-
oce-tf
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF HELP. But n
yoC want the bsst help fer ANY business. you via
seciTe il by placing a small ad ia The Herald.
iine cent Word fer enc time Phone main $3.50 q
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Improved Real Estate sit
uated at the Northeast
Corner of Twenty-firSt
and ] Streets and Penn
Sylvania Avenue North
west, Washington, D. c.

Bg virtue of the deGee passed hT the 5aprene
Court u the District 0f Columbia m the twenty
ninth day u May 1888 la equity czEse No. Z3uls
wherein John g. Ten Eyes and others are e1la-
plainauts ard julia r. 4lcBair AID others are de-
sale 30 pnbic auction. ia mont II the Respective
premises
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SEWING MACHINES,

A FEW SLIGHTLY USED SEWING Ma.
chimes at greatly reduced prices. Repairing al
makes sewing machines. 30 cents; guaranteed for
one year. Drop postal: viii ean. Open niEhfs
KRAMEE's. 4s3 9Th st. sw. Phone NJ sra
nhsu
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DENTISTRY.
npen - a Ii Ia 80

OPEN $40 A. ~. TO $50 p. n.
DRS. .. ", AND w. }. ELZAf, DENTISTS,
s. W. coz. 10TH AND SIS NV.
Painless extracting; nliingi plates that ut; work
guaEanteed Crosn ans bridge Eork Phone 49,.
.-au
DENTAL WORK.
Set G Teeia and Gold Clowns. 8 Up; Gold Ffli.
ings. s. up Silver Filings. 50c Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. L. ED3lONDS. SO = a. ~
isl0-d
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO ExTRAcIING:
10 pain look. feel set and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made uornal painless
Sling DIR. J. L WILSON. i23S i ST. ocs-g
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDiNG. 1913 @ ST. NV. RENO
waited throughout; spacious elevator: steam
heat; uneEeeed ianigor seuicss excellent oa5es
rooms on fourth floor. dels-tf
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UPHOLSTERIN6.

UPHOLsTERING. DRAPING. RE-cOYERING.
polishing, repairing Ii desired work done at your
homes staining aud polishing Of hardwood; me Judge
Of antiques; reliable. l. FOSTER, 65l G st. ss.
mhstf
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FOB SALE Or REEI.

FINE. HANDSOME RIVER FRONT FARM; An
ideal summer home: 10 malaria no mosquitoes
immediate possession. Address b A, 81. Bel Alton,
B. & p, r. r, mhsast
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STORAGE.


OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs Rsg carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY Z3l4 G. Phone L59 West.
mhlstf
RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal 93l 9Th st. NV. OF phone i5Z5. mh23n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

ca Tzon Sean las de Ia tard y por consguente
habia anochecdo.
Uua mu envuela gran capa guarnecida de piees
acompaada de crada sao aquea puerta manuNo
rApdamere
la cae del Rey Sica am6 puerteca del palaco de
Argenson que d6 paso sa6 po puerta principal del nsmo
paaco daba antigua cale del Temple aproxmo
pequea poerna del paaco de Gusa Ia ab6 ave que
levaba e boslo desapareci6.
Media hora despues oven los vendados sa por
misma casta guiAdo por 10
conduo Augu que oman caie de Geoo Lasne la de
Mortee ALI do que desc cincuena pasos mas que
quitase la venda.
Ell oven cump6 accomplishments aquelas inSruccones
egar la ca convenda quito ell panuelo que cubra los
ojos.
cueguen d6nde esoy Las seis eam6 reo Note
qu haba sdo de pobre La Mole! Corramo Lou
Vre acaso ALI me den noticias suyas
este dcendo Coconnas bajo coendo la cae de la Nor
teerie lego las puertas del Louvre tempo del
huese necestado cabao aopoy dpS6a paso aqueas
enren los ecprates de las endas de la collie de Baudoye
y entr6 palaco.
ALI nterrog6 al poreo al Centinea 81 prmero dijo que
e parecia haber por la al de La Mole
pero que lie haba vsto ar E cennela haca solo media
bora que estaba alh y NADIA haba vsto.
Sub6 toda phsa cuarto abn6 preciptadamente Ia
puerta peo encon6 opa de La Mole hecha grones 10
cual redob6 inquietudes.
Entonces penso La Hurere, corrio del dgno
bosadera de Bella Estrea La Huriere habia vo La Moe
La Mole haba amorEado de La Huer Coconnas qued6
completamente tranqulo tena mucho apeto pdo
Vez que lie desen de cenar.
Coconnas reuna las dos dspoones necesaras para
ben: tranuudad de eptu esomago vaco cen6 pues
bn one s cena duro haSa ocho Comfortable
boteas de vino Anou que gusaba mucbo que acababa
de padear con sensuadad que rveab por gu
hos de sus oo por los rerados chasqudos de ngua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
u0T|C|AS G[N[RlLES
Sollcltad de los ayu ,tsmlsn.
tos do Arroyo, Toa- alta
y Bsysm6n.
TOMA De POSSESSION
Don Pedro A mado Rivera.
Oposici6n al HI. B 15S.
Por adulte,io.

Los Ayuntamientos de Arroyo
y Toa Alta Sc han adherido al de
Bayamon, para solicitar que por
medic de una ley Sc prolliba Ell alb,
soluto la venta de bebidas alcoho-
licas.
Para c rar un resftiado an nm d.
tome el LAXATIVE BRo4o QUININA.
81 boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no sc cura. La 6rma de Il. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
Don Francisco Collazo ha
tornado possession del cargo de con
cejal del Ayuntamiento de Manati,
para el cual fue nombrado por el
Cobernador.
Sc REALIZA a precios muy
reducidos toda la mercancia de este
viejo estableciniento, consistente,
en- Tin complete surtido de ropa he
cha para caballeros y niiios, calza-
do, relojes y artlculos propios para
hombre. IS. L. GIUsBURG. San
Jose IS frente al correo. 15-11--alt.
-Suena el nombre de nuestrc
amigo el Lcdo. don Pedro Amadc
Rivera, para el cargo de Secretario
lie la Cor.e de Distrito de Arecibo,
p@ Sc vENDEN 8 arriendan er
caguas 24o cuerdas de terreno propia'
para cualquier uso agrfcola. Las h;
de atravesar la lfnca del ferrocarril d,
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colinda po
todo un frente con el Rio Grande. In
formara, Enrique FERNANDEZ. IN. a
FL Concejo municipal d.
Utuado ha comunicado la Canar;
un acuerdo por el cual Sc opone
Ia aprobacion del H. B. l55.
| -Eu Humacao fueron proce
Isados por adulterio Eleuterio San
tiago y Cristina Ruiz
D% EN- Ell CLUB dc F. Kehrhah
! y Co., 2S San Francisco, Sc venden dc
relojes de orc cada semana, entire
socios, abonando 70. so 6 $500 sems
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo un
don Margaro Polaco, (Parque) soci
n6m. 20.
I'm mes y TN dia de carcel
fueron impueStos tn Guayana
Valentin Velazqntz, acuSa'o q
fraude al ErariO de Puerto REQ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

anteriores duefius, Maria Josefa Rca
drfguez, Gregorio y Luisa Diazs
Carlos Lopez, Isidro y Vicente So
livan, Paula Alfonso, Antonio y
Angel Gutierrez, Conception Mem
doza, Maria Solivan, Baltazar Mem
doza, Pedro Juan Cartagena y Eleus y
terra Figueroa, 8 sus herederos q
causa-habientes; y para que todas
las personals ignoradas, a quienes
pudieran afectar las inscripciones
solicitadas, puedan formar su opo-
sici6n dentro del indicado termino
de sesenta dlas; libro el presente en-
Guayama a 7 d. Mario de 1907.
FRANCISCO MORALES.
Secretario de la Corte.
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan.
Angela Requena. VS.. Dordal y
Mesa etc.
Cobro de pesos. Ejecuci6n de sem
tencia.
Por cuanto el dia 5 de Sep
tienbre de I,oo6, Angela Requena
como demandante, obtuvo una SEN
tencia en- su favor en- esta Corte de
Distrito contra E. R. Mesa y Ca
vino Dordal, y la sociedad de aDor-
dal y Mesa por Ia suna de s 400
mas los intereses lcsales desie rl
dia IL de Novielnbre de ,9o5, has
ia que sea satisfecha totalment' y
costas devengadas y qae Sc dev-n-
guen en- esta cjccucion.
Por cuanto iichl sentencia fua
:. alotada Ell el registro dc causas en-
la secretarfa de esta Corte el dia y
aiios anteriormcnte citados, y que
dicha suma es realmehte debida y
Sc halla pendicnte de pago.
Por tanto yo, Jose Labrador y
Viiials, marshal de dicha Corte, he
dispuesto sacar d pIblica subasta
los siguientes bienes embargados 4
: dichos demandados.
I'm caro- 8 coche f1nebre PIN
> tado de blanco con cristales.s
81 acto de la subasta tendra
efcto ell dia 1? de Abril de 1907 4
: las dos de la tarde, en- mi o6cina
cita en- el mismo local de la Corte.
y Los bienes seran adjudicados al ME
or postor y Ell pago de la venta Sc
= hara efectivo en- el acto de la adju.
! dicacion. San Juan P. R. Marzc
q II de 1907.
y JOSE LABRADOR,
Marshal de Ia Corte de DiStritt
l. de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13

por el Oeste los de Ana Cartagena y
Paula Nuhaz.
(e) Otro predio de doce cuer-
das equivalentes q q hectareas, I'll
areas 81 centiareas, en- el mismo
barrio y tetmino, colindante por el
Norte, Sur y Oeste con mas terre
nos del promovente Mendoza, y por
el Este los de Sebastian Rivera.
Cd Otro predio de nueve cuer-
das equivalentes 3 llectareas, 55|
areas 73 centiareas, en- el nismo ba-
rrio y termino, colindante por Ell!
Norte la quebrada de la Piedra, por
el Sur y Oeste terrenos de Del6n
Mendoza y por el Este mas terre-
nos del promovente don Heraclio
Mendoza.
(g) Otro predio de ventisiete
cuerdas, equivalentes a 10 hecta
aeas, II areas 20 centiareas, en- Ell
mismo barrio, colindantes por el
Norte la quebrada de la Piedra, que
separa terrenos de Delfin Mendoza,
por Ell Sur los de Silverio Figueroa.
! Can Ida Cratini y Rogelio Figile-
roa, por el Este los DE- Carlos Rive
ra, y por el Oeste los de Gregorio
Figueroa, Isaias Rivera y Maria
Josefa Rodriguez.
| (h) Otro predio de cinco cucr-
das equivalentcs a hectarea, o6
areas. 81 centiareas, radicada en- el
mism) baraio de aMat6n Abajos,
colindantes por el Norte Y Este
mas terrenos de Heraclio Mendoza,
por el Sur los de Pedro Juan Car
tagens y por 81 Oeste la quebrad,
Gomez.
(i) Otto predio dc ventitres
cuerdas equivalentes q 5 hectareas
s. areas, 80 cendareas, radicada ei
el mismo barrio que los anteriores
colinda por el Norte el rio de i
Plata. y por el Sur, Este y Oest
mas terrenos del promovente Men
doza.
Cd Otro predio de treinta
dos cuerdas equivalentes a IL hec
tareas 81 areas, u centiareas, Ell .
mismo barrio, colindantes por {
Norte, Sur y Este mas terrenos d.
j.. promovente Heraclio Mendoza,
j.. por el Ocste el rio de RMatonD.
: Por tanto, habiendose ordens
: do por Ell Hon. Luis Muiioz Mora
r les, Juez de esta Corte, la publicf
= cion de edictos por tres vece.
! durante sesenta dfas en- el periodic
n LA DEMocRActA, dcsignado por
y promovente, para la citacion de Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
EdiCtOS

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distritoi
Judicial de Guyana, P. R.
Estados Unidos de America. Ell
Presidente de los Estados Uni |
dos. IS.
Heraclio Mendoza Martinez,
Ex-parte.
Declaration de dominic.
Por cuanto don Heraclio Men
doza Martinez, mayor de edad, vim
do, vecino de Cayey. representado
por el abogado don Eugenio de J.
Lopez Gaztambide, ha presentado
una solicitud para que Sc declare el
dominic de las siguientes fncas:
-(a) Un predio compuesto de
ocho y media cuerdas de terreno,
equivalentes a tres hectareas, 80
treas, So centiareas radicado en- ell
,arrio de aMat6n ASajos, termiuo
municipal de Cayey, que colinda
>or el Norte con mas terreno del
,romovente Mendoza y los de An
'elmo Diaz, por el Sur mas terreno
lei promovente Heraclio Mendoza,
por Il Este con el rio de Nation, y
por el Oeste con terrenos de Ansel-
mo Diaz y Delfin Mendoza.
(b) Otro predio compuesto de
diecisiete cuerdas, equivalentes a E
hectareas, 81 areas, 16 centiareas,
en- el mismo barrio de aMa:ou Aba.
ios, term'no municipal de Cayey
colindante 1or el Norte y Sur ma.
tevrenos del promovente Mendoza
Ipor el Este el RIO de la Plata y POI
lei Ceste terrenos de doha Concep
|cion Mendoza.
(c) O,ro prtlio colnpuesto d
| diecisiete cuerdas, equivalentes a
! hectareas, Fl Areas, 16 centiareas
lradicada en- el mismo barrio d
IsMat6n Abajoa, terlnino municipa
de Cayey; colindante por el Mort
con mas terrenos de Heraclio Men
doza (antes Paz Gutierrez) y el ric
de aMat6nO, por el Sur tambien te
rrenos de Heraclio Mendoza (ante
Ciriaco Figueroa) por 81 Este {
Trio de &Matonn y terrenos de Ma
nuel Vicente y por el Oeste terrenc
de Conception y Delfin Mendoz:
(d) Otro predio de siete y ms
dia cuerdas, equivalentes q he'
j., tareas, "a areas, 27 centiareas, RI
, dicada EN- el mismo barrio de an,
ton Abajo de Cayey, colindante pc
e ell Norte el rio de Nation que sep;
a ra terrenos de Juan Ortiz, por
t Sur terrenos de Ana Cartagena, p'
lei Este los de Rosenda Solivan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
Vidal HsInanl! { G,

Comerciantss en- meroancfas, pro
visiones y licores al por mayer y de-
tall. VendedorSs del acreditado fuh
sMerceditaa de Yahucoa. Fajafdo, P. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-13
ALEXANDRA DUMAS a37-

mi puma mi coraz6n Sc estreme6 de algeria he recogdo
pomehendme guardo cuerdo de aquea berhadada
nocAe Peo medic de mi dcha aomentaba
elmo saber el patadero de mi amigo.
-Pues tnoha vendo al Louvre2
-Ay de mil no sehoa Lo busque en- todos que
aostumtr ecuntar Estrela de Oro juego de pc
porc6n de stos pero de Anibal de Coonnas
hay nadie que me de raz6n
Dcendo palabas acompanandoas de gesto attic
two Mole abro los brazos entreabo Ia bajo Ia cua
vic que ropa bosezaba por dverso ugae moando Zorro
por los desgarrones manera de elegantes foiados
los han acribilado? dio Margarit&
-Acrbado! la palabra, do La Mole aquen no dis.
gusaba supe pigro habia codo Mrad sehora
mradl
Si habeis vueto al Louvre c6mo habts mudado
ropllal respondo la rena.
--Ah djo La Mole, porque estaba ocupado mi cuaro
-iOcupado? do Margata cuyos oos expesaron e mryof
asombro; pues iquen esaba en- ef
SIT Alteza.
-Chit6nI interrumpo Margara
Fl joven obedecio
-6ui ad k4icaa mean stanR pregunt6 Ia La Mole.
Duo pNeyi et mus egueS.
-Obtme 6arba,H dio la rena. Die Aolt jqatm t"eent
Ft in cubintIo tho?
Franciscan dunm.
-APentems
-Nesao qntd
Quo c1uHf
Gum ignoto (t)
(D -Qukn estA en- mi portezuea2
Dos pajes escudero.
-Bueno. Son exrahos, Decidme, La Mole IA quien ha1
bes encontrado en- vuestro cuarto.
Al duque Francisco
Que hacaf
No 10 Sc.
Con quiEn estabai
Con un desconocido,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
GETTING TOGETHER AGAIN
Nationalist Leaders in Ireland Will
Battle Under One Flag
in the Future,

London, Nov 24.-Nationalist unity.
foreshadowed by John E. Redmond,
the nationalist leader, appears to be on
the eve of accomplishment. Commu-
nications have been passing between
the leaders of the party and William
O'Brien, member of parliament for
Cork. speaking at Ballycullan, WeX-
ford, today. expressed the belief that
all nationalist representatives soon
would be put under the same flag.
Timothy Healy, nationalist member of
parliament for the north division of
Louth, wrote also expressing his ap,
prevail of the suggested terms of the
agreement, but requesting that the
question of his readmission into the
party should be deferred.
Mr.. O'Brien, referring to this letter,
said that lit would be ungracious to
delay Timothy Healy's readmission.
1t is understood that the terms of the
proposed agreement are that the chief
work of the coming session of parlia-
ment should be Chief Secretary Bir-
rells new university bill; that the
agrarian agitation in Ireland should be
to a great extent suspended and the
efforts of the party devoted to secur-
ing an amendment to the land act
through further conferences with the
landlords, while preparations should be
made to raise the home rule question
on GladstOnian lines at the next gen.
eral election.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
"PAY AS YOU ENTER"
New System in Vogue on One Chi
cago Street Railway Line.

Chicago, Nov. 24.-The pay as you
enter system of collecting street car
fares was introduced successfully on
the Cottage Grove avenue line of the
Chicago City Railway company today.
Officials of the company assert that
seventy-five persons d minute we're
loaded during the rush hours following
morning church services, and that
safety was promoted and OvercroWding
and jOstling reduced by the plan. Each
car used in the experiment was fitted
on the rear platform with brass rail
within a bend of which the conductor
stood and collected the nickels of the
passengers as they passed before him.
Debarking passengers flied oGt behind
the conductor. The plan has been in
use in Montreal, it is said, but Chi
cagO is the first American city to
adopt it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
CUBANS SHOW NO INTEREST
Termination of American Interven-
ton in Sight Owing to Com
Dletion of Census,

Havana, Nov. A.-With the completion
of enumeration of the population Of Cuba
there has been accomplished the first
step in the direction of the termination of
the American Intervention and the re-es-
Enlistment of the Cuban republic.
Pending the difficult task of tabulating.
the results probably will not be known
for some weeks. Taking precedence of all
other features of the census is the prep
aration of the registration lists by mu-
inequalities and wards. These naturally
viii be subject to much revision, invoiv-
ing much delay.
An estimate by one of the most accom-
plished statisticians in the service of the
provisional government places the popu-
lation of the ISLAND at 100000, of which
about 100000 are foreigners not entitled
to the franchise.
An element that may prove to be of
prime Importance in the coming election
is the health of Jose Miguel Gomez. 1t is
rumored that the general is afflicted with
a dangerous ailment which may compel
his retirement from the field, in which
event a reconciliation of the Miguelistd
and Zayasista factions is not improbable.
A singular feature of the present situa-
ton is the utter apathy with which the
Cubans appear to regard the preparations
making for the restoration of their repub-
lie. At no time since the intervention be-
gan has political discussion been so Ian
guild
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
IMPROVING IN HEALTH.
Emperor William Will ProIong His
Stay in Isle of Wight.

London. Nov. 24.-Emperor William
continues to improve in health 9nd an
joys the daily walks and drives ABOUT
the neighborhood of Highcliffe. He has
decided to prolong his stay for a week
or two beyond the fortnight originally
contemplated and is planning short sea
cruises in addition to the motor drives,
The weather is still fine. and Emperor
William today attended the village
church. joining heartily in the singing
of hymns He was much improved in
appearance, and has lost the sallow
looks and careWOrn air which were no
ticeable on his arrival in England.
With regard to rumOrs circulated
that he was about to undergo an oper-
alton of the ear, it was authoritatively
announced that there is no necessity
for such an operation.
A dispatch from Athens states that
the emperor is expected to visit Corfu
in February to inspect castle which
he recently acquired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
BABE CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Portland. Ore, Nov. PA singular
accident at Lexington, five miles north
of here, today caused the death of the
five months old babe of W. y. Booth,
and slightly hurt Mrs. Booth. A brick
dust fiue, abandoned years ago, is used
by several persons as a retaining wall
for their houses. Last summer the f1ue
was filled with dry dirt which has re-
Gently become saturated by rain. IN
able 10 Withstand the pressure Of ITS
contents. one wall of the flue foil INTO
the house. The babe was crushed to
death under the debris. Booths twelve
year-old daughter was buried in a mix
ture of mud bricks and mortar, but es-
capped without a scratch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
OUR EYELASHES NUMBERED
Different Kinds of Tears-Why Jap
anese Eyes Cook SIantine.
UOndOn Mail

AlfDlllOli MALL
Professor Stirling, in his lecture on
eyes at the Royal Institution recently
gave some instruction i'm the art of
winking. 1t requires a veritable edu-
cation to wink" he remarked, al
though blinking is very simple"
He told the audience many strange
things about their eyes. The eyelashes.
for instance, contain from 100 TO $50
hairs on the upper and so to 90 on the
lower lid; these hairs are replaced
about every 100 days. Rub your finger
outward along your eyebrows" he adj
vised. and you will experience a most
pleasant sensation; rub in the opposite
direction and you will have a revela-
ton of the exquisite constituencies of
your eyes"
Tears are of three kinds, he contin-
ued:
First-Natural tears. the little flood
which nature secretes in the eye to
wash away all the dust particles.
Second-Psychic tears, which flow
when minds are for the moment I'M
balanced, and
Third-Alcoholic tears.
Tears do not always overflow. be-
along the edges of our eyelids which
keeps the fluid back.
THE Japanese have a peculiar over
tapping fold, which obscures the real
edge of the eyelid. That is why their
eyes look 'slanting.' And babies"-all
the mothers in the room bent forward
-"have just the same fold on their
eyes, if you look for it"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
LOVE AND SUICIDE.

Portland, Ore, Nov. PA special to
the Oregonian from Aberdeen, Wash,
says that Henry Potter, aged 10. shOc
and killed himself Friday because CT
unrequited affection for Marguerite
Mccarthy, aged Is, a hospital nurse.
Before shooting himself. Potter went
to the hospital and threatened to kill
both the girl and himself. He vas dis
armed and left in tears. An hour lat
or he was dead Potter. It was learned
from his letters, deserted the English
navy at Victoria. He has a mother in
London and a brother i'm the English
navy. His family is apparently we'll
to-do. Miss Mccarthy was ignorant of
the BOYS 'infatuation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
COMING HOME TO RESIGN.

Panama. Nov. 24.-RiChard r. Rog-
ers, general counsel for the Panama
Canal commission, who was sent here
to arrange claims made against the
United States by several Panamans
and foreigners, whose property has
been occupied for canal purposes and
whose claims were left undecided by
the joint commission. sailed from here
today for the United States, without
having accomplished anything. 1t is
rumOred here that Mr.. Rogers will zen
der his resignation on his arrival in the
United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-25
Home Notes.)


Don't go into a shop to buy coat and
skirt and come out having purchased a
petticoat AMI umbrella.
Don't whisper TO a friend that other
stores supply the same article ever so
much cheaper.-HOme Chat.
Humility is he foundation CT all graces:
pride the summit of all sin.-Home Notes
1t is fine thing to make yourself
needed-Home Notes.
The industrious man is light-hearted-
the man who works is the happy man.
Home Notes.
Time is the capital of men who have
but their intellect for fOrtUne.-Home
Notes.
One may study and gain knowledge: one
must live TO gain wiSdOm.-HOme Notes
Not education. but character. is mans
greatest need and mans greatest safe
guard.-Woman's Life.
Be pitiful. for every man is fighting a
hard battle-Woman's Life
It is love that makes time pass and it
is time shat makes love pass.-Old
Proverb.
The best woman is the woman who is
the least talked about,-Old PrOverb
He who makes constant complaints gets
little compassion.-Hom Notes.
often by one act. one word, man makes
his destiny.-Home Notes.
The desire to please is born in women
before the desire to love.-Hone Notes.