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The Washington herald., 1907-05-05

The Master OF Arms, a new sketch
by George Foster Piatt general stage dI-
rector for Walter \. Lawrence, was tried
on Sunday at the Fifth Avenue Theater.
The title role was played by Richard
Maicnien, who was assisted by Mr.. Del
lion and katherine Angus. The sketch.
which is described as "A miniature melo-
drama, was well received and scored d
hit
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-06-07

in His divine administration helps
each citizen to find his place in the
plan of God, to see his duty, to cast
out evil, and to build for righteous
ness and peace. John Ruskin says
God makes every man for his work
and his work for every man."
Heinrich Ewald says-To the Israel
lite the world of the patriarchs be-
came sort Of ancestral hall in which
he sought and found the best types
ana forms OF all domestic virtues, but
these, the highest types, are general
ly fathers and mothers. Not till
Joseph was the type of the best Of
brothers and the closest fraternal un.
ion found.
But the root OF patriotism is BROTH
erhood and the soul OF brotherhood is
the home; therefore, not till Joseph
did noble and pure patriotism find
appropriate embodiment. Brother
hood is the spring Of patriotic aspira-
ton and service, and the home is the
nurse OF brotherly affection, the bond
Of souls, the surest tie between the
life OF the unit and the life Of the ma
tion. Joseph owed to God and his
father Jacob the big heart OF love he
carried for his brothers and his people
For Home should be the best training
ground for the citizen, not the public
school, not even the Christian Church
Both these should help but the best
training ground for the citizen should
be the home; where father lives,
where mother lives, and where in liy-
ing love are built up the lovers of
mankind.
But what do they and we owe
to this history? No tongue can tell.
JOseph's tribe became the living race
for several centuries, and gave It's i'm
press to the whole course of Hebrew
development. His name was chosen by
patriot singers as the name Of the
united community of Israel, and his
hope ran as burning and unquench-
able fire through mankind. And still
1t burns in the Jewish soul and will
burn till it passes into and blends
with the cleaning and renewing fires
Of the love of God for all men, and r.
respective of all racial descent. ssGod
will surely visit you.' This is the
preaching of Joseph while he lives,
when he is dying, and after he Is
dead
Christians are the soul OF the
world, said the writer of the Epistle
Continued on Last Page
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
iaIiR|2B Sybat!A ,,' o ae90 60.


~DAASA4eAAAS - A0A kASHA1N4
tl.snandadqs< 4app&A dshko y Denig-
10 Luiha as5 como : j. armA- L.nina~
Hermanos 4 rendir cueutas justifica>
a&D 6E3 3fotA AdS@ administra-
ci6n de las dos citadas- casas uGmsEoa =
4o y 81 de Ia calle de la Fortaleza, hoy
Allen, partir desds Il ? de Fsbr@s
le 1891
a Que Sc condene 4 los deman.
iados 4 La entrega q favor de lac de-
nandantes de las dos terceras parte
le la quintaa parte de los benefcios,
utilidades y rentas que las indicadAs
iquidaciones que Sc solicitan arroiep,
correspondence al haber de la lfinada
se1ora Sabina Bossa y Rengifo, via.
da de Venancio Luifia. s,,raq
So Declarando que las escriturss
de partici6n de 70 de Julio de 1899 del
cauda, relicto de. .Venaneio Luliia y, 10
de partici6n de Ia herencia de Sabina
Bossa Repgifo de y de Dicieubre De
| 900 en- NADIA obligan asf como los de-
mas liquidaciones practica las de las
irnas mercantiles reclamadas, 1 Lad
peticlonarias POI. mo haber sido lleva-
das cabo con sus intrucciones. inter-
Heuci6a, representation legftima y
formalidades de derecho.
50 Condenando. finalmente los
demandados y q la 6rma Luiiia Herr
Imanos, bajo el etnpfazamiento DE- cuaA
quiera de ellos, al page de todas laa
Costas y gastos del litigio.s
Y habiendo sido enmendada estA
demanda el dia 4 de Noviembre de 1906
adicionandose en- ella como demandaS
da q la arriba mencionada Amaiia Ja-
cinta Soler 6 causa-habientes dc Ia
u1isma, de ignorado paradero. ~
Por tanto habiendo ordenado el
Honorable Iuez de Ia Secci6R de e.
IA Corte de Distrito que Amalia j.
cinta Soier 8 su sucesi6n desconoclda
lsesn citados pdr irnedio dc edictoA que
sc publicaran una vaa por ser1iana y
tpor ocio vercs consecutivas en- urlo
de los peri6dicos de mayer circulation
Ede estagciudad, y para que! puedAA
coiaparecer 4 contestar dicha deman-
da Ell ei expre>ado termino de ocho
semanas & contar dc la7primer4IpubK+
caci6n, libro la presente en- San JuaA
de Puerto Rico q los veintiocho dias
| del mes de Mario de mil novecientos
siete. 40
A. MAR1N MAR1KN. @
~ ..C a&s TSecretario auxiliar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01

cO.JWdicial. do San Jtan, 0pueff6a
Rico. Estados Un1dos de AmE- |
xsvira. Hl:pfesidente de los Ez>I
tados Unidos. SS. '---
Pillar Balart Rengifo y Carolina
Balart Rengifo. Demandantes.
Contra Manuel, Isidro, y Benig,
no Luiia, y Amalia Jacinta So
Ter. Demandados. -'1
Demanda sobre rec
tifcaci6n de cuentas.
Por cuanto el abogado Rafael
Lopez Landr6n en- representation
de Pillar y Carolina Balart Rengifo,
ha presentado una de1nanda en- esta
Corte con fecha S de Mayo de 1906
contra los demandados arriba ex,.
presados, en- cuya s1plica Sc pfde
sue Sc declarey ordeneporla la Corte:
10. Que condene 4 los deman,
dados.a rendir cuentas detalladas y
comprobadas de Ia liquidation de
las hrmas mercantiles aVenancio
LuifaD anterior & 1888, sVenancio
Luifa & SobrinoO de 7 de JUNO de
1883, aSobrinos de Luifia & Ca.s de
7 de Febrero de 1901, aLuifa Her
nanos & Ca.D de 20 de Mario de
1895, y rLuiia Hermanosn de y de
Diciembre de 1900, constituida con
parte del capital defraudado 4 las
demandantes, abonando y entire
gando los resultados correspondents
ties de dichas liquidaciones con sus
frutos { intereses de acuerdo con
las clausulas testamentarias de los
consortes Venancio Luiia y Sabina
Bossa Rengifo y delnas anteceden-
tes legale o.4 ->, .n..s +r
%. Declarando que las peti-
cionarias Pillar y Carolina Balart
! Rengifo son conduehas, & titulo de
legado Dc las dps terceras. parties dc
los tccpdornirids 8 participaciones
de su fnada causante Sabina Bossa
| | Rergifoyrlas descritas casas 41ld
meros 49y. 81 de la calle de la For,
tale1a de. esta ciudad, y de sus rem
tas'y productos habidos y por ha
tber desde el fallecimiento de dichi
6nada.sAk Grir ~. 49, - Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01

Va ssPORsCUANTO; Este Mum |
eip;o habr6de ilevar &: efecto las
obEftas = 4 ln1ecesarias para instalaci6n de-
',l AcpedUcto j abastecimiento del
aguas paEa-la ciudad, y con ell fin
de llesar + acabo dichas obras es me-
tesafio anunciaT h 55subasta pdblisa
4 disiiiasgd siisd dhismas. con Ia dehida antici-
paci4n7 y para conocimientq de. los
que quierdRshacer proposiciones.
POR R TANTO: rDdenese por le1.
concejo Adasipal d. caguas:@ I
Stqatz !Y.G|i1Iz. RIzmtte Etdia cator-
&c de Mayo7ts. 1907 4 las dos de la
tarde, Sc ada..slich nan en- pdblica stp-
basta las edras De . ABASTECI-
.MrENTo BE- AGUAs PARA LA
c1UDADDR CAGUAs, cuyo pre-
supuesto -aaeiende & Ia sun1a de
c1NcUENTA Y sEETE MIL
c1ENfo ocHENTA Y CNCo
DOLLARS Sc T-E-NT.AYUN
CENT'AVos, 457.I85.7E)5 :
Seoa6n Segumda.-La subasta
|se celebrarac con arreglo 4 10 dlspues-
| ga Ia Secci6n e6 de Ia Ley NUM-
pal, y tendfa lugar enzel Salon de
|ectos del -:Ayuntamiento, ante la
|Junta de Subasta presidida pot el
Alcalde del ciudadI, halkndose de
nanifiestps par&:eonoeimiento del
pdblico, ea>la Qfcina del secretariO
Municipality los 5documeptos que ha-
bran de regir en la conTata; Tam
bikn podran verse los planes EN- la
O6cina del 1ngeniego. don Juan Bau-
ktista Rodriguez en- San Juan, PR,
lAllle De eSan ,Justos ndmero 4. !
~ASeecidm 7syee1a: Las PROPOSE
clones deberan ajustarse extricta.
meRte almodelo que aparece unidc
al pliego de condiciones2y deberar
ir acompaiadas de copias de este
anuncio de subasta, del presupueste
ly&l pliego De condNiones, .cuyo:
documentos Sc consideraran como
parte de Ia proposici6n: Sc presen
tardn en- pliegos cerfados, adnitien
dose lnicamente ha$ta la hora indi
cada en- la secci6n siguiente. Lo:
rsferidos pliegos deberan contene:
el 1ecibo qua acredite haber consig
nado el lieitador, en- la Tesoferi;
Municipal, conofanza provisional
lii eabtidad dssMfL cIEbTo GIN
1c]U}ENTA DOLLARS, tss. 1860
.16lhisp un chkdE girado pos ell Teso
rero de PdeftoRico 8 potsl Teso
zero de otro Municipio contra los de
positatios De fondos insuiares, sc
xsx' 49, s@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01

gun Ell RaglamentoS ,ddel con1abitdad1
Municipal. Sc declararan nulas las
proposiciones que falten q eialqaie-
sra de estos requisites, 8 alos consig-
nados en- 81 pliego de condiciones,
y aquellas Guys. importe exceda de
la cantidad presupuesta. .bt..a
.Seq15n Cua1ta. : Para la admission
de- proposiciones Sc abrira un perfo-
do, de tempo comprendido desde el
ro.de Mario hasta "a Mayo de 1907,
dec q. IN. y de 3 a 4 p. M, en-
la Secretaria municipal de est. ..ciu-
dad. Dicha admission quedara def
nitivame1te cerrada q la una y me-
dia de Ia tarde del citado el dla "a
de- Mayoy la ape1tura de los pile
COS, cohteniendo dichas proposicio-
nes, Sc veri6cara 4 Las dos de la tar
de del repetido dia "A de Mayo, an
te la Junta Adjudicadora, compues
ia del A1calde de la ciudad, DEF Pre-
sidente del Concejo Municipal y del
Secretario del Munidipio.
.Seo15m Quinta.-En case de
procederse 4 una limitaci6n verbal
poi empate, la mfnima puja sera de
lCINCUENTA DOLLARS,
($so.oo).
Isis .Secca6n sexta. La Administra.
cion Sc reserva el derecho de recha-
zar cualqulera de las proposicione'
8 todas elias.
/ Seoci6n s<phma. .-Esta Ordenar
"a empezara a regir tan pronto Sc:
aProbada poE Fl Alcalde ! copias d.
ella Sc fijaran en- cinco puntos svisi
b1es de la ciudad, insertandose er
uh pefi6dho degeneral circulaci6n..
Yo, Juah e. Viiiariny Delgado, Sc
,acfetario del Concejo Municipa'
/ ,decaguas f. R.,
! eeAhco!:Que IA Ordepanza
de la cnal1 Is ina copia 6el y exact'
ID precedente- fue adoptada por una
niraidaf de seis Concejales, de loo
siete de que Sc compone este Cuerpt
en- session ordinaria celebrada Ell Il
noche de aver, IS de Mario de- 1907
= y que habiendo sido certifcada 4
Alcafde Ia ha devueito en- esta fe
cha con su aprobaci6n' y frma. =,
f6 de clio y para dar compliment
10 dispuesto, expido la present
u que frmo, en- Caguasa r6 de Mar
20 de 1907,
j., .yapA axaI 6 V1FAhm
-. -. G@sssseaEio @ puAdpsE
: Vo BIG. G1MHwHG, Alcalde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
AguaS MineraIeS de BurIada
fSeeretariot il Z ta,sxiliar.

prseeden de los amosos mananaes de Burd Navaa
las pmeras de odo etoo Vasco fuentes
nerales) en- que aparece eemeno minazdore YODO
Esas sguas tenen gran consume disntospas de America
pecamente Cuba Meco donde medcos
dan con fala Para aaon& dsepss Ca
afros esrico) taa de Ia say hOraa eaaTT5s vece
c6Icos nefrftcos ec) gaaeak las hfgadoe s8 = - =
Son de agradb sabo unque generamene
comidas mezcadas poquo vino puedn ambkn
las cualquera hoa poduendo odos sasaoos re-
sultados. 81 IS ~ -. e5.zr z.fsge.
Impertadores Puerto Rice
Sucasas,' de F, IUaeos & q :
GH,z AZ San Juan P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
EDTCT0

EA Ia Corts DO DiatritO del distri
tGlsdiciaI de Humacao. P. r.
Bnssl sbiateatato ds Victoria Lcr,sI
Julbr.s
AH1sO 4 LOS ACREEDURES.-.
o*el presents qcs 50 pLbli-
eaF4 "a el peri6dico La Dem.cr.-
ei, ana, yes por sSmAna durantt
dos msAes eonssculixsss lllIamo A:e.
aoreecOrsa de Victoris Lol e. Julbe,
fallscid eNss'tA Cidgz 81 dfa treln
Is de 0dsubrs do As..y a ID.
soNsdosss de Isli5 d. Gu.man,
durante 50 mstrimon;o o con IL difun
to 8 sea desde ell on,e ie Septiem.
bre de 1908, para que den ro del
termino &c dos me.es, contndos dee
de que Sc publiqoe eat, ediCto p 7
PhntraftS, presenter aus reclSma
siO6si Ga los cGItre.POhdien te. e m
probiFptes bajo iuramento. en- q O..
n hsoNsSi66 del qus td"fib., sit.
en- l9s SHAle de ls Gairsrs de estz
uIadid.
H5mXses,p6 / oggS j. Ek..:.,.ss.s,o Ek.., { ,o.s e
se YF's Jsli0 d. GdIHikb.
AdninittrsdOr judicial de los bic
= % W.T. ri LFs ] l,e
nNiC -oi1n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
VCnta de SIaderaS

Maderas de pchpen Vende pecs m6d spovsehar
OCCASION de esa dagando rad Tabas Tablos
es etc Para informes sar Paada en- Sanuce =
el isoe de Puera de TeTa-CFuz rf
,.q i ri s. ...yxa !, .,sAH h KspIao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01

4 ct 4 ~ die
corte el dia Z afie antes msncioKaz
d''4begi,1,H a sg|l!i,1 4. ", Y s,O1 I /.
porte de loRHEJH FeF, oVHoeHTi|
ros rRErsrA 14oooi DOLLARS & que I al. !.
CANA kGHSA Hq1nc&) &c
ssoa subastados biNes defa reterida|
Elisa Kortright, 16S cnaies 'pt6du-
jeron l& eantidaA deems Mi eIHN
DOLLARS.
Por cuanto aun 2qsaRR Pea,'
diente de pago para iSaceA la
Sentencia antes mencioAada NIL sE-f
4jeagarcm TRxrNgA DOLLARS mas
JtptHtads sis pssst p.st $ ssiento = To- anual
desde Ia fechvah lhvahadlfr5AB dffr 5ABcha EaE.. sentencia
hasta que sea totalmente satisfecha
y las costas de esta ejecuci6n.
MM W1HoS Jose Labrador y
Vihals. Marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito Judicial az San Juan, he dis.
puesto sacar 1 pub1ica subasta los
siguientes bienes del demandado
afectos al culpplimiento de dicha
's'':9si .s;gE' iSI(3sl,S I(3sl,S.,sl.a \. ! !! ]
del Pueblo, termino de Barceloneta,
e6mpGestao az eraN4d Qr1NcK euet,
dssy sydefxtEsnisis8B ind da qRppts @INoiqBtt's
cOnilarSuassidut Csyol " con- Walls;
al Sur, con Catalina Julia de- Gayoly
con Ia SUCCESSION Cayol y COR Bono
clio Llenza: al saliente con Jose
Agpstln de la Tore, con ia SUCCESSION
Cayol con Walls y con LENA, y al
poniente con la hacienda aPaias. -,
Esta fnca es una parte segregada de
Ia hacienda sPlazuela0 y consta ins.
crita al folio 40 del tomo 4 de BARGE,
loneta, fnca no ts3 inscription pri'
fnera.S
81 acto de la subasta tendrl
efecto el dia 20 de Mayo de-, 1907
las dos y media de Ia tarde Ell IN,
81 .H
SIfsa4s%sits ,Is4s tsSsit1 n sAislt1HlsHa6 a .dihqio d q
Sol l0r - Asra4 hro1J1 ,y4Iu
Los bienes seran adjudicadol
al mejor postor y el pago de la ven
ia Sc haa efeetivO Ii aaetS de !,
adjudication. ,o1ijt 81 L,ly3ot
eoSIDs sueDFP; Rfabril 90 de / ,oo1
lOsE,-LAR2Apog,> Z ]
MdSsbkkMbbAe 9slti1@|
del DistEite 5aaieial San Juan
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
Miner Hicks Tells the Story
OF His Wonderful Entombment

December IT. B. Hicks and five
others at work on the Edison tunnel
above Kern canon are buried alive. All
but Hicks are suffocated.
December 9-Hicks, living on tobac-
co, finds the iron rail of the destroyed
track and signals his comrades above.
December 10-Rescuers return signal
and start desperate work of rescue.
December 11-Hicks is reached by
steel pipe pushed through to him and
tastes first food since his imprison
ment.
December 13-Twenty feet of dirt
taken from tunnel toward the tomb of
Hicks.
by photograph and men begin to eniv-
en- and cheer him by talking and read
ing the news.
December 16-Rescuers encounter
great wall of granite, which has to be
bored through by hand for fear of
causing collapse.
December 21-Boring is finished and
Hicks is rescued
DENVER, Jan. "A special from
Bakersfield to the Denver Post says:
Lindsay B. Hicks, man with a past,
talked to the Denver Post correspond
ent for two hours last evening. He
was sitting in the little tent house of
DR.. Stinchfield. five miles above camp
No. 1 of the Kern river plant.
Hicks has been referred to as
lanky man, but that must not be mis-
UNDERSTOOD AS a matter of fact, when
he was shut up in the mountain he
weighed 147 pounds; when he came out
he weighed 149 IL pounds DR.. H. F.
Stinchfield, the Edison Electric COM
pany physician, has commented on this
as being a fact without precedent in
medical history.
How are you feeling today, Hicks?"
was asked.
this strange man, who has aroused the
wonder of the world.
"How about those first three days
you spent underground?
Well he said with a smile, Il have
almost forgotten about that. There are
vacations that would suit me a good
deal better than those Is days in that
little hole.
How big was the hole you refer to,
Mr.. Hicks?"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
NEW ATTACK ON PRESIDENT.
Enemies Question Right of His Use
of Federal Employees.

WASHINGTON, Fan. president
Roosevelt had no sooner started on his
well-earned vacation in the wilds
around Pine Knott than the busy
bodies, who are constantly searching
for ways and means for getting up a
controversy between President ROOse-
welt and congress, put on a new idea
which they say will be utilized by Rep
resentative Tawney OF Minnesota,
chairman of the appropriations COM
mittee of the house, for raising objec-
tons to alleged misuse of public funds.
The issue grows out of the action
of the president in sending Assistant
Attorney General Purdy to Browns
vile. Tex.
1t is said that not only has Mr..
Purdy gone there to search for evil
dence to support the policy OF the
president in the dismissal of the col
ored soldiers. but secret service men
and officers of the army have beer
sent there at the expense Of the va
rious departments.
The law as amended last winter au-
thOrizes the use of secret service men
for the running down of counterfeiters
and for the protection of the presi-
dent" but "for no other purpose For
merly the law read that secret service
men could be employed only for pur-
suing counterfeiters. Last year, in an
effort to do something by way OF legls-
lation toward safeguarding the presl-
dent. the words for the protection OF
the president were inserted just be-
fore the words for no other purpose.
In the determined efforts which con-
gress has made under the leadership
of Speaker Cannon and Chairman
Tawney to prevent the misuse OF pub
lie funds and overdrafts causing O.
ficiencies. all items are closely scru
tinized. In this case it is attended by
a iocular suggestion that the entire
case of reinvestigation is to protect
the president from the attacks OF For
aker Tillman and others.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
Cured Of Lung Trouble.

1T is now eleven years since l had a
narrow escape from consumption"
writes C. o. Floyd, leading business
man of Kershaw, s. c. II had run
down in weight to 135 pounds, and
coughing was constant, both by day
and by night. Finally l began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and con-
tinued this for about six months, when
my cough and lung trouble were en-
tirely gone and l was restored to my
normal weight, 10 pounds" Thou
sands of persons are healed every year.
Guaranteed at E. l.. Smalley, drug
store. SOC and 81 90. Trial bottle free
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
BOTH DREW GUNS.
Aerder Was Too Quick for Camileon
and Shot Him Dead.

ROCK SPRINGS. WyO., Jan. 2
Word from Rifles ranch, 80 miles out
ON tho range. tells of the fatal shoot
ing Yesterday of man named Ca
mileon by YAM Rodriguez, a herder,
The men quarreled over some sheep'
which Camileon claimed. but which
tho berder refused to release.
Both men drew guns, but Rodriguez
was a tribe quicker. and dropped MS
man in his tracks, the bullet entering
Comileon's head and killing him IN
stantly. Rodriguez mounted horse
and was last seen in the Bitter Creek
country. A posse is in search OF him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
FOR SALE.
NEW GO CART.

~~@,Ir-oNE NEW GO CART.
fC y G. NcNichols, LAUREL st, va ney
,.., addition. R. F. d. NO. .. boN
Home "''''' It
a. ------
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
TWO FACED DEATH.
Unconscious Forms Carried Out by
Firemen in Fire At La Crosse.

LA CROSSE, Wis. Jan. Fire
broke out today in the tnree-stOry
building occupied by Tillman Bros
upholstery establishment. causing DAM
ages Of $4,000. The fire started in
the basement and rapidly spread over
the building. All employees escaped by
a stairway, except two, who were made
unconscious by the smoke and taken
from a third story~window by firemen.
SPONTANEOUS combustion is supposed
to be the cause of the fire.
The robbery of the Phillips & Trow
sawmills has just been reported 10 the
notice. Brass and betting valued to
nearly $1,000 was stolen at night and
hauled away in wagon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN WHEAT
LAND TO-DAY.

We must sell at once 100 acres of
land, only miles to station, that is
nearly all in cultivation. Adjoining
land is sold above $50 per acre.
Owner thinks this ought to BRING
$500 Per Acre.
We will help you borrow the money
to buy this if you see US at once.
BAXTER REALTY COMPANY.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
PROFESSIONAL

y ~. y; BINGHAM. NJ. D., OCCULIST
Tpu Aurlst. Eye, Ear. Nose and
throat. Postofice building Phone
Main 26S. '''oin ~
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02
pile. Cured in 6 to IA Days.

pAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, bhno'
p,eodine or Protruding Piles in to
IA DAVIS or money refunded. SOC.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-02

~ iNGE DALTON. NJ. D.. AT Ar
n aue Seattle. Skin and genito-uri-
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Don't be a fool Hicks You amt
out of this yet by a long shot. You've
got mountain on top of you that's
got both its knees on you. Shut up,
quit being happy and die easy
That first pipe they drove down, the
one that mushroomed on the end. gave
me about the sickest feeling I ever had.
could hear it coming and l knew that
some one up above was thinking about
me, but l knew too we'll they would
have TO sink right smart to get
me. 4 few drops of water came down
through the roof and / got some of
them on my fingers and licked them up
After a while there was not any more
water. | did some more scratching on
the roof and tried to tear the blamed
thing away, but there was not a bulge
in it.
I've lived SO years and a few months
and days. but the time | lived Of died
after they failed to get that pipe down
to me made my little age seem like in
fancy. The pipe that saved me came
down at last. l couldn't see it, but l
stuck my hand up there by the rail
and felt it coming. / felt it all over,
and when it came near enough, l don't
blush to say it, either, l actually kissed
the blooming thing.
Prettiest Sound Ever Heard.
Hicks" the boys called down. Did
you ever attend opera and hear music
that made you feel like you were float
ing on a sunlit sea with a pretty girl
by your side? Just imagine all the
pretty sounds that you ever heard and
then cendense them and try to think
Of some sound 10 times sweeter, and
YOU will then nave Hicks" After that
it was pretty easy sailing. You know
all about it,
| didn't know that the whole world
or large part of it, anyway, was
thinking about me until you told me
so. l suppose if l had known that a
good many thousands in the way of
language that 1 was Smelling up that
pipe was going in print and running
over. telegraph wires | would not have
been so foolish. But how can a man
nelp being foolish, | want to ask you.
after he has been under a mountain
for 10 days and the mountain locked
and the keys thrown away?
l never had any doubt about my
rescue after they told me down the
pipe that the boys We're coming after
me. They are great fellows amt they?
They are all heroes, everyone of them.
not because they saved Hicks, for
Hicks amt very mucn, but because
they worked until they were nearly
ready to drop for a poor fellow they
didn't know. That's what | call hu-
manity.