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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Montpelier, Frankiin and Preston,
idaho. Logan aud Garland. Utah

Miss Ethel Mcintosh entertained
about thirty q her young friends Wed
nesday evening. In honor OF her
eighteenth birthday. y guessing game.
music and jolly good time generally
made no the evenings program. Jake
Sarbach and Florence rurtill won the
prizes In the gn~ssing game aud the
consolation prizes went Ia Ross Qninhy
and G-rtie Magnire, Refreshments
We're served. Miss Ethel was thu ~
cipient IT a number Of beautiful pres.
Sents
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
years as she has,

Messrs. kloepfer 4 Douglas who had
the contract for the masonry and brick
work on the high school building. com
pleted their contract the first Of the
week and returned TO their homes AT
Logan yesterday These gentlemen are
first-class mechanics, a. their work ON
the building will testify. a number Of
orr citizens who have inspected the
building. pronounce Il the hest con,
structed editice in the city. Contractor
Follick now has "A good force Of men a,
work on the roof and II we can have ten
days more o. good weather the building
will be under cover
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

4 The Examiner will be represented al
the meeting ~ the Eastern Idaho rrpaa
10 he held at Blackfoot Sunday and
Monday by Mrs. c. E Wright and Miss
Constance Mcintosh. The latter has
been u faithful rmploye in the Examiu.
er Office for nigh onto eight years, a
record of which we believe that NJ
other typo within the jurisdiction OF the
press cinh can boast With possibly two
exceptions, there IL not member Of
the club no has becn in the newspaper
business IN Southeastern Idaho as many
wears ms she has
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

A car of extra Star A Star Shingles
just received at the Paris lumber yard.
Mrs. G. W. Berg of Atlantic. Iowa, is
visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Sam Hughart.
Blankets. wool or cotton. full and
complete line at H. B. Whitman's. 81
Business not being satisfactory, the
Misses Trill and Aoff have closed their
bakery and confectionery ore.
Pianos. organs and monographs sold
on easy payments at Nielsen's Music &
Jewelry Store. 40
Beautiful line of wool and silk shawls
and fascinators at II B Whitman's 81
Miss Florence Muir of Rock Springs
il visiting with her sister. Miss Muir.
principal of the Lincoln building.
Miss leila Brown was called to her
home at Springville. Utah, yesterday
by the serious illness of her father.
Dad" Bryan. veterinary surgeon
calls promptly attended to in any part
of the county; phone No. o. 80
Milford Williams drove MP from Og.
den Monday and will remain q couple
of weeks looking after business interest
Call on Nielsen in his new quarters
for music and jewellery. Good goods
reasonable prices, easy payments. 40
For a good bath, shave or hair cut q
to Phelns, barber shop.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

Attend the horse races here next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons. Three races each day. beginning
at o'clock.
We have for sale fine registered hog
for breeding purposes: also several head
of horses. Inquire Of Olson Bros
| Ovid. ~
Mrs. G.. F. Lloyd and children of
Logan. are visiting Mt the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hotf Of
Georgetown.
Mrs John Olsen returned from Aois-
ington, Kan. last Saturday, being called
here by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs lonely.
Geo E. Marks. notary public and fre
insurance. 81
pu%L|c Is the old reliable maker of
00SM - stoves and ranges in the
United States. Sidney Stevens Imple-
mani Company. -
4 w. r. Holmes will go to Boise Sun
day TO attend the convention OF county
auditors Of the state 70 be held there
Monday aud Tuesday. --'
All Lady Maccabees are requested to
attend the meeting next Monday night,
I as there are several questions Of inn
portance to be acted upon.
We have large stock of sewing ma
chimes, all guaranteed. Thatcher Mu-
sic Co.. Montpelier. 81
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday at II a. m, and 7:30 p. IN. sun
day school at 10 a. m. Everybody well
come.
Buy the skind Of pianos that have
proven by years of use to stand the test
in our climate. Nielsen sells that kind
on easy terms and no interest. 40
Are you looking for something ex-
tremely good in chilcren's wool hose
We have them. Fl. b. Whitman. 81
AS several of our city dads wanted to
see why Girls Leave Home" the reg
ular council meeting was adjourned
from last night until tonight.
l. E. Dunn writes to have his paper
changed from Ogden to Coalville. Utah.
He is now manager Of the Z. w. & Nj
Cos. implement house Ut that place.
pt,ektc Stoves aad Ranges arr
0oSM , backed by oyer fifty years
of experience. Sidney Stevens Imple-
ment Company.
Mrs. J. c. Rich is visiting with hel
daughter IN Pocatello. The Judge and
Mrs. Rich will probably spend the win.
ter in Montpelier with their son, Ed.
Mrs. Thos. Hull died at her home in
Salt Lake last Tuesday morning. De
ceased was So years Of age. She Is sur
viyed by husband and four daughters
Nose Lewis is the leader in men,
suits and oyercoats, and has just re
ceiyed large consignment Of the lntes
patterns in falkland winter goods. 81
We have q fine registered hog FOL
breeding purposes; also several head o
horses for sale. Olsen Bros Ovid, Idaho
The Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men will give their eighth annual bal
) in the pavilion on Wednesday evening
Nov. "a. Tickets 81 co. check room free
why Girls Leave Home" was pre-
sented to packed house last night
The play is quite an interesting one ant
was presented by q company of yer,
capable players.
DucGrc STOVES and and Ranges ar,
tk0O~A > known all over the worls
, hs the best. Sidney Stevens Implemen
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

[5udggBudge held court at Blackfoot
several days this week for Judge
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

We sew the carpets free Of charge
and our prices are the lowest in the city.
Nielsen Furniture Co. 80
Some one made raid on Ish Ssrong's
chicken roost Tuesday night and pnr-
Joined therefrom three fine turkeys.
n.l.S- In the name OF the leading
BU@A > Stoves and Ranges. Sidney
Stevens Implement Company.
Andrew Jensen. church historian.
gave an interesting lecture at L. D. s.
hail last Monday night on his trip
around the world.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

Landon r. Pugmire and Carrie
Brewer. both Of St. Charles. were grant
ed license TO wed IN Salt Lake. Mon
day. --===
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

The work OF installing the machinery
at the Bonanza mine is progressing
rapidly and Mr. de Julien thinks they
will be able TO test the big gasoline en-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15
CINE Sundays

See that new line of pillow tops,
stamped linen. drawn work, also full
new line of embroidery silks az H. B.
Whitman's. b
Mesdames Robt. Gee and II. II.
Mcguire of this city. and Mrs William
Roberts of Cokeviile, attended district
convention of Women of Woodcraft.
which was held at Boise this week.
Mems. ladies' and chileren's under
wear. A very complete line in this de-
partment. Call and see our goods and
prices. Fl. B. Whitman. 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

w. r. Holmes will go to Boise Sun
day to attend the convention Of county
auditors Of the state 20 be held there
ManAA.z nd Tnaadav
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

Mrs. John Olsen returned from Hois-
ington. Kan. last Saturday. being called
here by the serious illnessof her mother,
Mwa Tnpalv
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

women say Fnere IL nOt0lHE 70 eNluAl n s4n >
JAP Rose TRANSPARENCY soap for WASHING
THE hair Al druggists and groeers sell II
Tuesday while playing ball on the
school ground At Dingle, n l2-year-old
son of Henry Dayton was thrown 20 the
ground in such a manner as to break q
bone in his right leg. just below the
knee.
II you want the best buy Of MS. but
IL you want to pay just IS much money
for cheaper goods, buy of other dealers.
Thatcher Music Co. Montpelier. 81
WI. Ferrier, J. J. Taylor and r. A.
Sullivan returned Sunday from a
months sojourn at different points in
utah, where they had been looking after
1.-THE interests Of the Phosphate company
IIwith which they are connected.
You may eat turkey any day In the
year-if you have the price. You will
have the price if you invest in safe
mining company. Stock Is only Is cents
; share In the Lee Comstock Mining
Company. p O. box 25s. Rhyolite. New.
Don't forget that we carry tae bes'
goods on the market and they cost you
no more than others would charge you
for cheap eoods.-Thatcber Mudc Co,
Montpelier. 81
lD-.f-1~ IL the FIRST that made range.
Ou~A , fuel saving stoves and
raages Sidney Stevens Implement ca
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-15

Mrs. @. F. Lloyd and children of
Logan. are visiting Mt the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hotf Of
Georgetown.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18
MOTIFS Y NOTlCIAS.

81 departsmento de educaci6n ha desig.
Dado Is Banorits Dolores Loubriel Cueto
para pTcfesora de ingl6s en- Mayagtisz.
Ell comaTcianta comipienilts que
hoy no Be anuncia, vive Glen Gfi9E RtE6s.
-Muchos opinan que ls compsflfa
CsmpoE, debiera empezar las fancicnes &
las ocho en- purto ? termipar 4 las once,
de modo que los vecinoa de Bsysm6n, Ca
ts1o, Rio PiedTss. etc., las doce est6u
"a e1 aus csssH. De ess modo habrfR
ccncurrencia.
Don Luis Munoz Rivera, fundRdor
propistario de La DemOcraciG, ss encuen.
ira actuslmedte On los bsfios de Saratogs,
New York.
Don Ram6n E. Oterc, hs lido Ma
guabo acompafando & su Befiora que va
dicho pueblo con motive de Ia gravedad
de don Juan BuH6, padre de la expressda
seiioTa.
Don Julio Medina, delegado 8 Ia
C6maTa que fu6 en- ls pasada Legislature
por 81 distEito de Mayagiisz, Be encontraba
antes de aver en- San Juan con motive del
regreso del senior de Diego.
Los vecincs de la calle del Sol en- lsE
cuadraB comprendidaH entire San Crist6bal
Ia Gale de Ia Tanca, 80 qurjan de loH
deg6Edenes nocturnos de Ia gente de vida
alegre que no los deisn dormir. Hay
psTHonas que no pueden msTchsr al traba.
10 81 dfa Biguiente poyque los ruidoB y
dea6rdenes de Ia Gale no le han permitido
descanso en- toda la noche Vean eato las
autoridRdes
En- estes dfss de calor las GALES de-
bieran ser regsdaa constantemente. El
vierneB uno de nuestros reporters se ha'
llabs almonzando en- ''La Espafiola" i,
cuando se levapt6 una nuve de polvo en-
la calle, que oblig6 Cerrar las puertaB de
dicho estabIecimiento para que no SO da.
nara Is comida en- las mesas.
La China compr6 EBtadoH Unidcs
el afo paRado, CincO millones de dollars de
telas de algod6n en contra de rs que ha-
bfa comprado sLafi9 anterior EstaN baja
So debi6 Ia guerra Ruso Japonesa pues
10 China tenfa gran exiStancia almacenada
81 estsllar la guerra.
lei Heiior Conrado Palau, ha adqui'
Fido Ia propiedsd de Ia casa ndmeTo de
la calle de Tstuan, antique edifeiO de
correos, Sosicitando de Ia alcaldfa una faia
pequeha de terreno para aliuear 81 hermoso
edifcio que De propone edifieRr ALI.
Hoy ceIebrar6n vista de inspection
al cuaEtel de la policfs del puesto de San
Juan, al capit6n CabreTas ? el aaygentO
IgpFavidez
-En la parada % frente al AuxiIio
Mutuo, hay IN poste de Ia red te.efonica,
podrido casi en- "a base. De no remediar.
So ESQ tempo, pueden ocurrir psFjuicioH
fdoiles de evitRr.
-El dfa 20 del actual Ea celebEar6 el
juicio en- vittud de denuncis hecha por
el guardia Antonio Martf,ez, quisn AFR
ma habeT sorprsndido una iugsda 4 lo pre-
hibido en- Is panaderfa Central de la Cal g
de 6ar Justp, habiendo derunciado & EeiB
personas-
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FabuIisfa insigne.

Juan dc Ia Fontaine, c6Iebre eBcritor
frances nsci6 On Chateau Thierry 81 de
Julio de 1921.
Disguutado de los eBtudioB teol6gicoB
que emprendi6 al principle, ue dedic6 la
poesfs.
La primeTa obra que pubIic6 fu6 una
traducci6n de TeEencio.
Estudi6 deSpu6s con gran fruto los ella.
EicoS los escritores ftanceses del Biglo
XVI Marot Rabeleis. En- 1854 com.
puso 81 ''Su' 10 de Vauz" el sAdonis'' ,
epfstolaV, baladss y poesfas muy aprecia'
blea.
Fu6 deSpu6s protegido por las mas po'
derosss perBonas y amigo de todoa Lon
grandes escritores contem por6neou, como
Moliere, Rscini y Boilesu.
En- aquel tempo public6 sus primerou
cuentos, 81 poema "Adonis', lR novela
"Psiquis" los HeiS primeroB librog de "F6'
bulas" nuevos libroB de "CuentoA'' nue.
vos librcs de "Fabulas", dedicados ma
dame de Montaspdn, favoTita de Luis XIV
y nm poema sobre Ia 'Quina."
Fue prot gido, por madame de la Sal
bli6re, eHpoua del hacendiSta = poeta del
mismo nombTe, despueB por monsieur de
HeEvart, cOnDejerO del psrlsmentO,
Venci6 & BoiIeau en- Ia candfdatura
para entrar en- Ia Academia, elecci6n que
Luis XIV Bancion6, con cieEta TeAistencis
y previa promesa de La Fontaine de ''seI
mas cuerdo". A pesar de eRta pTomesa,
sdn escTibi6 alguuos cuentoB algO atFevi
dos. Ultimamente public6 IN duod6CimC
libro de fSbulaG para 81 Oven duque d
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Mexico, Febrero de 1907.
FL IOILlO De LOS vIEIOS.

Ella tiene 81 sire antique
de un labrado cam: fec;
ojo de color ambjguo
= agado centslleo.
su fina cabeza breve
semajs en- 81 busto vago
una gaFdenia de nieve
Bobre Ia mSTgsn de I'm Isgo.
El tiene rostro severe
de un anciano generall
, 90 adivins al guerrero
ante 50 paso marCial.
A 10 lej9s SO oye an canto
evocador de otroB dfaF,
que mas bien parece el lIsnto
de dulces melancolfsB.
5RecueTdat?, mi Juan? murmuEa
la viejecitR con cslms;
vibra On 50 voz Ia tsrpura,
Be asoms en- 80 roBtro el alma.
El Ia contempla IN ipHtRnte
y como cuando era beIlo,
imprime un 6scnlo amante
en- su nevade cabeIIo.
Y proyectadas sus BombTas
en- los bFumosos espejog,
sin ruidoa por las alfombEas,
vSnse slejando los viejoS.
LeopoIdo Dtas.
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AhdIGaCIdn del EmpsradOr YIyI.
InGptItud del Hsradsro.

Ell emperadOr Coreano Yiyi Hyauug
present6 su defnitiva abdicaci6n Ia
corona.
Entoncesl declare que deploraba profun.
dsmente las disenBionea que tan menudo
90 produj sron durante los cuarenta afics
de 80 reinado.
Su resoluci6n de abRndonar Ia corona,
uegdn se dice, SO debi6 Ia conviction de
que eats msdida era el ioico medic de
evitar al pals una situaci6n desastyosa en-
el poIvenir.
Design6. para sucederle, al principe
heHedero, que pasa por IN hombre com
pletRments inepto.
De todas manerss, aunque no Sc Babe
todavfa 81 el Jap6n pienBa apoderarBe de
CoTea, es evidente que Bu scci6n llegarS &
ser mas poderoBa que nuncR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18
Ia VILLA De MADRID.

Piumas, Flores, Mitones, Gusntes, Cor
batss para caballeEos, Faldas para se1ora1
y ropa interior tambi6u para Hf loras, aca.
ban de Hecibir ''La Villa de Madrid" En-
plumsS las hay desde 81 hastR $25 csda
una.
Podemos asegurar que 81 Burtido mas
Salecto mas grsnde es 81 de este eats BILE
cimiento donde Acude tods psrscna de
gusto. TenemoE las legftimas Pine Apple
cloth, recibidss de Paris infnidad de
aTtfcuIoB de verdRdera Dovedsd. Acaba.
mos de recibir los nusvoB casimires de We.
Eano.
Una visits & ia Villa de Madrid 6
pfdanOs mueStras enleguida sar6 atsn.
dido.-P. o. B. I64. .-1 elefono 273. San
Francisco 81, San Juan P. r.
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la P!ApOSA EALAC!A.

Con la miel de tuB labios tuTgsnteB,
q mi ept6ril deHeo inclemsntsE,
no endulc6 de mi angustis Ia hiel,
nj Ia lumbre triu1fal de tus ojcs
esplendi6 por Ia Hends de abrojoH......
, voy por 81 yermo sin luz sln mieI.
Aute 81 ruego que alz6 mi tEistezs
has eTguido deBd61 y bslleza
loh amoTOsa y msgn1aoa fl "!
aspire tn frsgancia un inStsnte
y ado me envuelve el perfume distants,
y voy por el yermo murieado de amor.
tCudn pisdoBa la noble mentira
que lograra endulzRr en- Ia Ira
81 hurano y doliente cant0r!
lCu6n radiosa la tierna miTada
que f-gierp, en- mi rostro clavsda,
un fuego de amores que no ha de irradiar
lQ06 importara Ia hoTmoBa .Isfa
81 encendiera On 81 alma aombEfa
IN eterno = divine fulgor:
pOr ell triste y polvoso Sendero
cu6n alegre maTchsra 81 visjero
llevando en- los labios to beso de amorl
Humberto Galinde.
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EsqusIet0 de Gutenberg.
Case do COmproblrss d dssGubrlmIsntO hlhrd
grandOs corsmORIAs. j.

En- Maguncia Sc acsba de encontraT,
ent.e los eimientos de unaS viejas construc'
clones, IN esqueleto peIfectsmente conser
vado.
Por ciertos indicioa al parecer seguroB,
se supone q el eaqueleto eg de Gutenberg,
el fsmoso inventor de Ia imprenta, que,
como eB ssbido, naci6 muri6 en- aqueIla
ciudad Rlemana. El descubrimiento ha
producido grande impression, , 81 Sc com
pruebs 10 que ahora no es mas que una
aupoBici6n mas menos fundada, ge oTga'
nizar6n solemnes ceremonies para 81 traa.
lado q I'm paute6n, de los gloriOBos reBtoB
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BoTgofs.
Muri6 en- abril de de 1895, cuando as
OcupAba en- traducir en- verso una parte
de los libros BagrsdoH.
La Fontaine Sc distingue por au senci.
llez, per la naturslidsd de Bu eatiIo, por 10
frescura y viveza de 50 imagination, por
la pEofundidad aplomo de su juicio, por
Ia perspicscia de BuH obBeEv ione5 y Dor
ia malicia que encubIfa Su aparents
ipgenuidRd,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18

ms9sai6n p0f saki6 !
NEAREs
MAFY E-8E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-18
COLOCACIONES.

Pueden obtenerla una joven BefioFa
que conozca di6ujO una joven que liable
ingleB, entienda algo de laboreB de ira.
bajoH de oicina. Dilijirne & The Porto
Rico Drawn Work and Embroidery Go.
Tetuan IA, San Juan 15v q.
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AMOR Y sLORIA.

ls6bre arena y Aobre viento
10 ha fundado 81 cieIo todoI
Lo miBmo ell mundo del lodo,
que el mundo del sentimianto.
De amor , gloria eI eimiento
solo aiFe y arena son.
Torres con que Ia illusion
mundo , coFazones LENA,
las del mundo soiB arena,
y aiEa lag del CoFss6nl
e. de CampOamt
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Las 'Rimas" de Julian del CasaI.

Voz inefable que mi estancia lega
En- medic de- las sombraa de lR noche,
Por ArrastraTme b scis la vida bregR
Con las duIceB cadenCiaH del repToche
.Yo1a escucho vibrar en- mis- oidog,
Como al pie de Olorus enredaders
Los gorjeos que salen de los nidos
Indiferente eBcucha hsrida 6era.
IA que llamarme al campo del combate
Con Ia pTomesa de teTTenos bienes,
81 va mi coraz6n por NADIA late
Nj oigo la idea msrtillar mis- aieneA2
Rsservad los lauros de la fama
Para aquellos que fueron mis- hsrmRnos;
Yo cual fruto cafdo de las ramas,
AguRrdo los fam6icOa gusanoE
Nadie ext1ans mis- 6sperag queTeIlaB
Mi vida, atOrmentada de Figoreg,
Es IN cielo que nunca tUvo estrelag,
Els an 6Rbol que nunca tuvo flores.
De todo 10 que he amado en- este mundo
Guardo, como perenne recompenaa
DsntrO del coraz6n tedio profundo,
Dentro del pensamiento, sombra densa.
Amor, patria, famiIia g'oria, range,
Suenoa de calurosa fantasia,
Cual nelumbios abiertos entire 81 tango
Solo vivfsteig en- mi alma I'M dfa.
Hacla pals deBc0nocld0 8boRdo
Por 81 embozo del desd6n alberto:
Para todo gemido eStoy ys sordo,
Para tods sonrisa eatoy va muerto
Sempre ell dsstino mi labor humilla
0 en- males des mi ambici6n trocada:
Donde aTrcja mi msno gemilla
BEota luego una r emponzcnsda.
Nj en- retornar la vista hacia Ell pagsdo
Goce encuentra mi aBpfritu sbatido
Yo no quiero gozaF como he gozado,
70 no quiero sufrir como he sufiido
NADIA del porvenir mi alma aBombrR
rada del presente juzgo bueno;
81 miro al horizonta, todo sombrR,
81 me inclino Ia terra, todo sB cienO.
nuncR alcanzav6 en- mi desventura
Lo que an dfa mi alma ansiosa quiso
Daspu6B de atravesar Ia gelvs obscuTs
Beatriz no ha de moEtFarme el Parafso.
Ansias de aniquilarme solo Biento
0 de viviE en- mi eternal pobrsza
Con mi isl compafero, e deBcontento,
mi palida novia, Ia tEisteza.
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--CROMUS paFa almanaqueu, postaleV,
Ultima palahra de 4 elegancia, han imPor-
tado NJ. BuIiIlo y o., San Julto 85.
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This DAY In HISTORY"
November 9.


1920 The Pilgrims came in sight Of
land after . voyage of sixty-thres
days.
1892 Baron Viomeuil,. second in
command Of the French forces in the
American Revolution, died in Paris.
Born Nov. 80, 1928.
1893 First newspaper issued In
Ohio, called "Sentinel Of the Northwest
Territory" and published at Cincin-
natl.
1900 Asa Mahan. first president o.
Oberlin College, born. Died April 4,
1889.
1880 Political panic in England. re-
sulting in the downfall of the yelling
ton ministry. -
1857 FaiIure Of the Western Bank
OF Scotland. i
1872 Beginning of the great Boston
fire.
1889 Free mail delivery extended tc
all cities in the United States having
5000 inhabitants.
1898 Extradition treaty between the
United States and Norway ratified.
1899 British victory at Ladysmith
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king EDWARDS Goth
BIRTHDAY.
The Customary SaIutes We're Fired by
the Warships at Portsmouth and
Other Naval CenterS.
Especial to THE ARGUs.)

London, Nov. e.-King Edward, on
the occasion Of his sixty-sixth birthday
today, received a present that was GER
tainly "ft for a King" This was the
famous Cullinan diamond, which was
presented to his Majesty in the names of
the Transvaal government. The dia-
mond is alleged to be worth $500 900.
and is regarded as one Of the largest
and finest stones the world has ever
AnOwn.
I'm accordance with his custom for
many years, King Edward passed the
day quietly at Sandringham surround
ed by his family. In the kilograms OF
coneratulation that poured in during
the day all the crowned heads of Eu-
rope, President Fallieres of France,
President Roosevelt of the United
States, and the numerous ambassador
of Great Britain to foreign powers were
represented. There wore . number OF
scongratulatory messages also from
leading municipalities of the United
Kingdom and from Canada and other
parts of the empire. The customary
sa1utes were fired by the warships a.
Portsmouth and other naval centers.