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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
Dog Thief Convicted.

Sammy Owens while not the official
dog catcher of Richmond, swiped a
couple from Elenora Wesley on We'd
in the Police Court. He put up a plea
OF not guilty, but he got 500 or ninety
days
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WANTED, FARM HELP; FOUR GOOD.
work on farm eight miles from
Richmond; constant employment APP.
ply in person. ] .McPHAIL, r. It. d.
S, Richmond Va.
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Powhatan Institute

An ideal school for girls. Healthy
location; buildings well arranged for
every comfort cheated by steam
Tenth session opens September IS,
1907. For catalogue and other partic-
ulars. apply to
Belona Va
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AT ONCE. a SUBSTITUTE
stenosrapher for two weeks. Salary
$1,000 per week. Smith Premier OPP
orator preferred. Must be capable.
Address SUBSTITUTE" care this
Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

sCHNURMAN WANTS A BRIGHT,
clever salesman TO show cloths TO
customers In his shop. Salary is not
less than $50. A good man will get
more. Schnurman Said 1t.
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POWHATAN INSTITUTE,

POWIIATAN INSTITUTE,
Belona. Powhatan CO.. Va Homo School
for Girls and Young Ladies. Forty miles
from Richmond and thirty miles from Farm
VILE. Va, on the Underwater and Western
Railroad. 1t has a corps OF efficient teach
ers, all graduates OF the best colleges South.
New buildings With modern conveniences.
st am heat and hot and cold water. Health
ful location. Board, tuition. in English.
Mathematics. Latin. French and Physical
Culture. and laundry FOR session OF eight
s145. For catalogue and further
apply r. G. PORTER Bus. Man
aver Belona Va
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Nolley's School for Boys,

Motley school, Tor boys,
Pine between Grace and Franklin SITS.
Opens Tuesday. September 24th. New pu-
pills classified Monday, September 23d. Pre-
pares boys for Colleges and the University.
Gymnasium under competent instructor. Fill
tered water.
Teachers: @. NJ. Motley. B. W. N. Bagot.
For catalogue and further particulars,
address
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Mt8fellanPou8.
NEWMAN's UMBRELLAS.

NEwMAN's UMBRELLA HOUSE, s1s
East Broad Street. Buy, your uln-
at Wholesale prices. and guarantee
to be kept in repair for one year free
OF charge. We have big special
sale for 10 days. Regular Sc UNI
brellas, gold and silver handles. finest
goria silk. for $2.3s. Remember that
this is a big opportunity. Don't miss
It. Bring your old umbrella to be
covered and repaired. We will make
IL look like new.
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yIs1ToRs-v1s1T THE
exposition during the month of Sep.
TENDER. when 1t Is neither too cool
nor warm, and make your arrange
Ocean View. va, where you will find
quality. as we'll as reasonable rates.
Nicely furnished rooms; beautiful.
large porches. Table, everything In
season. just seven minutes ride TO
exposition for one hye-cent fare.
Correspond at once with Mrs. III.
FISHER. Get off car Bay Shore
Pavilion. Look for blue sign on
Docf
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FLATS for Npnt.


NICE FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS, ETH
er first or second fioor. Apply $50
North Eighth Street.
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Dusinlss Opportunities.

CENT? lSM4AN, WHO is Pie
pared to invest $4,000 to $4,000, to #
formed in Richmond. Opportunity Tor
fullest Investigation furnished. State
salary expected and give full name
ana address. Address ii AZ, care this
office,
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Annnls 0Nanten.

" A N II z d - TWO UNFuRNlSHEI)
ronls BY lady and son II years old;
state location and terms. Address +.
10 care of this Office, Esl4 ~.
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FOR SALE AT PAR. FEW SHARES
In Virginia corporation paying 10
per cent. per annunl. Address II 80,
care this Office.
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lost ann Gouno.

LOST. BROWN, LEATHER BAG. BE-
tween Sixth and FRANKLIN ana Floyd
avenue, containing purse, with so
and pair OF gold cuff buttons. lie
ward II returned to AMERICAN
LAUNDRY, 1907 West Main Street.
LOST. ONE WHITE Fox-TERRIER,
wearing collar. black head and black
above the tall. Finder will return to
i0S East Leigh, and receive reward.
LOST. PAIR OF R1MLEsS GOLD
spectables. Reward paid finder. w.
5. WoODSON. Chancery Court. City
Hall.
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5ealen DrnpDsaI8.
Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office of

Commonwealth OF Virginia.
Office of
superintendent of public Printing,
SEALED fsh pRoPosAIs s WILL = BE isG RE
celved at THIS OFFICE until IL NJ. OF
WEDNESDAY,, September lS, 1907, for
the PRINTING, BINDING, RULING.
etc. for the State OF Virginia for one
Printed schedules showing in detail
the classifications will be furnished on
application to the bidders on which all
bids will be required to be made.
Contractors will be REQUIRED to enter
by the Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
for the prompt and faithful execution
OF their contracts.
The right is reserved OF rejecting any
or all bids. and the work will be
the Superintendent may deem proper.
All bids to be enclosed In sealed en-
velopes and to be plainly marked
Proposal for Printing" and PRO
posal for Binding
superintendent OF Public Printing.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived at the SAND TIME AND PLACE
for furnishing the following papers for
the use OF the Commonwealth:
400 RBAMs 24x3s so lib. No. 1 NJ. r.
800 REAMs esxss so lib. E. S. Flat
Writing.
1875 REAMs 17x2s SO ID. Flat.
l5O REAMS 16&21 "a lb. Flat.
200 REAMS 17x2s SO lib. No. Ledger.
rs REAMS 24x32 56s lb. No. 2 Ledger.
10000 No. ga. MOL Rag Envelopes.
(Gov0
$4,000 No. 10 No. 1 Rag Envelopes.
Cow
Papers, etc. to be delivered at such
times. in such quantities, and into such
places as the superintendent may direct
without charge for freight or drayage
Bidders Will furnish samples OF size
and weights advertised for. The right
Is reserved to reject any or all bids
All bids to be enclosed in sealed en-
velopes and to be plainly marked
Proposal for Paper"
Note.-Bids for paper will be opened
at the pleasure of the superintendent
DAVIS BOTTOM.
superintendent OF Public Printing
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Boarning.

BoARDERs. PERM ANENT AND
TRANSIENT; also table boarders. l0t
North Seventh Street.
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THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
East Main Street, buy. cell. exchange
and remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In
exchange.
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Aueuts QQaauten.

ZEN MEN WANTED TO WRITE IN
dustrial, sick benefit insurance. Best
contract. No lapses. Pay every Sat-
urday. Experience not necessary.
T PROVIDENT REL. EFF ASSOCIA-a
trION OF WASHINGTON, D. c.. 1l0a
East Broad Street. Branch Relief
throughout the State of Virginia.
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FOR SALE. TEN SHARES CAPITAL
City Savings Bank stock paid UP.
Address j. e. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Ring
gold. Va.
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SELL a SPEEDY
fve-year- old sorrel horse; sound and
gentle or no sale. Address G. 40.
care Tfmes-Dispatch.
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EDISON PHoNoGRAPHs.
MACHINERY.

IN SECONDHAND EN-
gines, Boilers. ETC.; rebuilt as good as
new. c. 3. FORD CO.. Trigg Ship
yard, Phone 302S.
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Rnnlns for Rent.
FLATS Danten


WANTED, FLAT OF THREE TO FIVE
rooms; central location; south of
Broad. Address j 80, care this
office.
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WE SELL LUMBER. LATHs AND
shingles cheap direct from mills. 1t
would pay you to get prices S10O
Poplar street
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WANTED. MAN (MARRIED OR SIN
for horses hogs, garden, &c, on
farm; constant employment; light
work: elderly. man preferred. j..
.McPHA1L, r. Il. D. 5, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

Hon. Haynes L. Morgan. former
member OF the House from smyth
county. is in the city. accompanied by
MRS. Morgan and their little son. They
have Just returned from a trim to the
jamestown Exposition, where they
spent ton days.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED CLOTH
ing salesman to represent lis in yir-
GINA, Address, with references. THE
s CHARLOTTE CLOTHING MEG. Co.
Charlotte N. G..
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BIDS WANTED.
ALBERT STEMS SHOE SALE. Z

LADIES, WHITE CANVAS GIBSON
ties and pumps. leather and white
heels. worth $500 STEMS price. 75c.
Fifth and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

FOR sALE-A copy OF THE ILL.,
ster County Gazette. LOT. years old.
Address 1905 Chestnut. Portsmouth.
Va.
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ASSISTANT REGIS
tered drug clerk;give age. experience.
reference and salary expected, : Adj
dress a. 80. care of the Tines-Dis-
patch.
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Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
for 6aIe.
ONE CENT A WORD.

-~->~&>N ,-k~~S>NIVr1,
FOR SALE, GoOD-PAY1NG DRUG
store. or would exchange for farm
Or town property, or. would sell hall
interest; $4,000 stock; fine stand;
Vestlgate: have other business. Adj
dress Box 1876. fredericksburg, Va.
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FOR SALE, HORSE. RUNABouT AND
harness: suitable for lady. Apply EOS
North Twenty-frst Street.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20

der para brillar solamente,
satisfaciendo la vanidad ingt
nita en- ell hombre." Ell mar
do esconde penalidades su,
premas, que ponen a prueba
los espiritus fuertes, y nada
es tan amargo como recibir
la desaprobaci6n de nuestros
actos en- la manifestation de
frialdad en- el pueblo, que
precede siempre a la caida
de los Gobernantes. "Estos
principles son para el la le-
ira de sus refexiones cons
tantes, y nj Sc paga de los no
nores de su puesto, nj Sc en-
grle con la mdsica acaricla-
dora de los que Sc acercan al
poder para medrar a su som
bra. Ha llegado a ese pues-
to, porque las circumstances
y sus prendas personales jun
tas 10 han querido; compren-
de su mission, y eumple con la
religiosidad con que un sub
alterno cumplido asiste a la
oicina de un jefe severisi-
mo, y, nj le siguen comiti-
vas, nj las campanas suenan
a su paso, porque tales mani
festaciones del cesarismo de
otros tiempos, no cuadran con
su caracter severe y nutrido
en- los principles de la cir
cunspecci6n y de la correc-
ci6n mas perfectas.
Tai es el hombre que hoy
gobierna ell Estado de San
Luis; tai es el gobernante
que impulsa ese movimiento
regenerador de la sociedad
potosina!
.MajoribuS natu assurge.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20
EN- HONOR DEL SENIOR ING.
Espinosa y Cuevas.

Al hombre mayor dale ho-
nor, dice ell adagio castella-
no, cuyo equivalente latino
comienza nuestro artlculo.
Mas, nosotros no h0nramos
al Sr. Gobernador de San
Luis tan solo porque recono-
cemos en- el los meritos que
constituyen sus propias prem
das personales; s queremos
honrar porque vemos Ia apli-
caci6n practica. de las atlas
dotes de ese hombre notable
en- la esfera que lie determi-
ma su elevado caracter, como
representante del Poder, y
porque no nos enganamos en-
nuestro modo de yer y juz-
gar, va que, como nosotros,
ven y juzgan los que vinien-
do de fuera, despues de una
ausencia de dos Q tres amos
Y sin cenocimiento siquiera
del ciudadano que hoy nos
gobierna, Sc impresionan,
desde luego, con la evoluci6r
que Sc realiza, tan de bulto,
en- la vida moral y material
de San Luis. Personals de re
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20
C0NTENIDO
DEL
"DELINE NEATOR."
Para ell mes de Mayo.
LA MODA.

Carta de la Sra. de Osborn:
Esta modista es la de mas tono,
enseha como la mujer de moda
puede alcanzar distinction y salts
faccion con ell nuevo estilo de ira
jes para viajar.
PARA una sehorita que va a gra
Quar- por Helen BuckeIey Lloyd.
'Sugestiones oportunas, bien ilustra
das. para TRACES de seforitas y nj
mas que van q graduar.
"Sombreros Ultima novedad, pa
ra todas ocasiones. Con disenos,
por Karl Kleinchmidt, de modelos
originates.
lei vestido de Paris, % por Edo
uard La Fontaine. Discripciones
de la Ultima y mas adaptable mo-
da de Paris.
"Prsparindose para ell Verano, y
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20

Majorjbats natat 0Ssltrge
han dicho los romanos, y no
sotros no damos honor al
hombre mayor, sino al INTEL
gente, enthusiastic y patricia
ciudadano, cue hace sentir
en- la vida de una sociedad la
Influenza incontrastable de
sus energias, nutridas en- su
constante aspiration hacia el
Dhorecimiento de su pueblo.
Mayor lie llamaremos, para
la plena aplicaci6n del ada
gio latino, 81 tenemos en-
cuenta.. que la mayo1'5G signi-
ca, en- ell case presente, la
mayor Suma ole facultadeS en-
esta personalidad, que por
ESQ precisamente Sc ha levan
tado sobre ell nivel de sus
conciudadanos, corroborando
con cada uno de sus acGos,
que no ha sido torpemente
juzgado, sino que los concep
tos que lie sirven de pedestal
estan bien fundados y han 81
do hijos del bien encamina-
do juicio de la sociedad po-
tosina.
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por Helen Berkeley Lloyd. Contie
ne muchas descripciones necesarias
para la ropa que deha usarse en-
lbs eSoprsiopos campestres, en- las
montaiias y en- la rivera.
"Artfculos especiales. "Casas
sin gobierno," por Charlotte Per.
klns Gilman. Un plan practico,
con ell cual una mujer trabaiadora
puede tener una casa de su nropie
dad,
'EXlTO,'-P George Henry
Payne. Un escrito festive de exi-
tos obtenidos por actores famosos.
"Elevarse y Pagar al Contado,"
por Ida A. Churchill, es un escri
to estimulante para los lectores
del "Delineator,' por la necesidad
que hay de igualar el hecho & la
palabra.
"Lo que las mujeres deseean de
los hombres," por Belle Squire.
Una discussion comprensiva, inls-
resante para los hombres y las mu
ceres.
"El Cuidado de la Muger" por
Anna M. Galbraith, M. ID. En- es
te artfculo Sc habla del cabello. FL
DIR. Galbraith advierte que nj los
hombres nj los mugeres deben es-
tar sin el,
"Siendo I'd. mismo su jardine-
ro." por w. G. Burgess, lleno de
sugestiones provechosas para el
que tenga un pequeho jardin.
FICCION
"Fraulein Schmidt and Mr.. Ans
truther (serie) Por ell autor de
Elizabeth and her German Gar
den," ilustrado por George Gibbs.
"The Chaffeur and the Chaper-
on" lserie.) Por g. N. Y A. NJ.
williamson, ilustrado por Karl An
derson.
LITTLE Miss DEvoE.
Una novela de Phillip Verril
Mighels.
ONE PLUS ONE EQUALS FIVE MI
LIONS"
Novela de amor, por la Sra.
Grace MCGOWAN Cooke.
''The Marriage of Pearl Margue-
rite" Novela festiva, por Lillian
Beel.
ILUSTRACIONES.
Fronts Piece" de una pintu-
ra dc A. B. Vercell.
: RETRATOS.
Dos paginas de retratos por Es-
ther Barrymore, dibujados por II.
Hutl.,
DEPARTAMENTOS.
Modas en- N. York. Estilos pa
ra las senoras, en- Mayo. En- la
punta de la aguja.-La nihez-El
calendario de la anna. LA Cocina.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20

conocida ilustraci6n, agena'
por complete a la politica,
desprovistas en- absolute de
prejuicios sobre nuestros
hombres y nuestras cosas,
han tenido las impresiones
de elogio mas imparciales y
mas sinceras para "ese desa-
rYollo as0mbroso qate Sc notd
en- este pueblo, en- pro de Ia
cNltawa intellectual que NUE.
ue la transtormaacl6n mate
rial, poteNte en- esas elegan-
tes GALES, en- es0e palaclos so
berbios, en- esq preciosa Es-
cnsela Modelo, .proyecto Ell n'ds
noble D trascende@te para
una sociedad tam si'npdRce
como la de San Lat2s." 81 las
transacciones comerciales SO
multiplican, nos han dicho-~
81 las empresas industriales
Sc sostienen en- esta plaza; 81
hasta las empresas de diver
stones pdblicas hacen su A
gosto entire ustedes, no es
por otra causa, que por que
encuentran 10 que les sostie-
ne, q pesar de la exploitation
tan en- grande escala que for
zosamente tiene que haber
en- una ciudad de tai moyi-
miento y de tanta ilustraci6n
como esta. Nosotros hemos
visto ell forecimiento de Qua
dalajara, y en- verdad, cue
confesamos encontrarlo supe
rior al de San Luis; mas, 81
Sc juzga de los elementos de
los dos Estados en- la rela-
ci6n necesaria, habremos de
convenir en- reconocer mayo
res meritos para este pueblo,
que tan poderosamente Sc
manifesto en- la expression
de su vida culta. de que de
'pende este? Depende de las
energfas que 10 impulsan, de
la direction impresa a sus ne
gocios pdblicos, del conoci-
miento que tiene su Gober-
nante de su vida economical,
de sus tendencias, por carac-
ter, y de sus aspiraciones por
temperamento. Han llegado
para nosotros los tiempoS en-
que, e, Gobierno, intimamen-
te ligado con ell pueblo, OBJ
serva, estudia, descubre las
necesidades de este, y no da
un solo paso que no mire a
la conveniencia y provecho
del mismo.
Ell jefe del Gobierno de Sn
Luis ha tornado su papel de
la manera mas honrada y
Iconcienzuda. 'No es el po-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20

Ell "Daily Express" de
San Antonio, ha expresado
la opinion de que Enrique C.
Creel puede ser Gobernador
Constitutional del Estado de
chihuahua, porque, aunque
naci6 en- Mexico bajo ell pabe
lion de las estrellas, puesto
que su padre, era en- esos
dias Consul de los Estados
Unidos, la madre de Enrique
c. Creel era mexicana, y En-
|rique G. Creel Sc naturaliz6
ciudadano mexicano.
ESQ es desconocer ell dere-
cho international, 8 derecho
de gentes aplicado q las ma
clones.
Ell hecho de que Enrique
c. Creel haya sido hijo de
madre mexicana, es simple
mente un absurdo. La mujer
mexicana que Sc casa con un
extrangero, por ese solo he
cho es de la nacionalidad de
su esposo.
Enrique c. Creel, aunque
hijo de mexicana de origen,
fue hijo de la esposa del Con
sui de los Estados Unidos, Y
aunque naci6 en- Chihuahua,
naci6 americana, por que los
Consulados, como los buques
Sc reputan, conforme al dere
cho international, como terri
torio de la bandera que los
ampara.
-Hemos recibido la fatal
noticia de que ell notable y
muy antique professor de ms
trucci6n primaria, Sr. Juan
M. Martinez, falleci6 en-
Monterrey de una affection
del coraz6n. iDel corazon ha
bfa de ser, porque a Juan 10
que lie sobraba era coraz6n!
Professor de instruction pri
maria, pintor de excelso gus
to, dibujante de vuelos; md-
sico de alma, actor de. inmen
SOS vuelos, decidor de esqui-
sitos y elevados alcances, to-
do un artista, todo un soma
dor, todo, todo 10 que palpi-
ia y vive la vida del genio,
ESQ era Juan.
Lo lloramos y 10 sentimos,
porque no 10 repondremos eli
mucho tempo.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20

ordenes' en- la orina y Diabetis.
Las Pildoras de Doan para los ri
homes curan todo esto. Los yeci-
nos de Laredo confirman nuestro
dicho.
Carlos Dfaz, panadero, quo vive
en- Laredo, Texas, calle de Hidsl.
20 y avenids del Convento, dice:
Antes de tomar las pildoras de
Doan, que comprs en- Ia Botica de-
Ia Ciudad, los rihones me mortifica
ban mucho. Sentfa debilidad v do
lensia en- los lomos; ell menor ejer-
cicio paracfa agravarlas mas, de-
landome algunas veces doblado, co
mo 81 fuese un viejo. Las secrecio
nes eran escasas y dolorosas. Ell
iescanso por Ia noche era tambien
frecuentemante perturbado. Una
'aja de pildoras de Doan para los
'ifones fue todo 10 que necesite
para obtener una completa cura-
ION. Ralo estas circumstances, no
'uedo menos que recomendarlas,,
DE venta en- todas parties. Pre-.
10: so cents. Foster Milburn Co..
Jew York, dnicos agentes para
os Estados Unidos.
Recuerde ell nombre-Doan-
no tome ningdn otro.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20
CONDICIONES,

r, p.n6crala Fron,erizo"s publiea
los sibados
subscription por 5 msses oo
,~-'rodo psgo 90 hara en- monedA del
80. prscissmonte adslantsdo
,isos ' rsmitidos. segan eonvenio
J., oorrs,pou isnoia debc dirijirse
JUSTO CARDENAS.
Laredo. Texas.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20
HaCer 81 Obligation.
Veintenas dc leCtoreS en- La
redo eStan aprendiendo Su
obligation reSpeCto a los
rihoneS.

La obligation de los rihones es
filtrar la sangre. Cuando no ha-
cen este los ri1ones, no estsn bien.
Dolor de espalda y otras enferme-
dades de los rihones Sc siguen. Des
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-04-20

Entered as second class
matter In the Post once
at Laredo. Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
WHAT WE DON'T HAVE

ships No hrsss bands W free lunches
just real estate just a good home SO.
make you worry You won continually
coming Just one that q small deposit
something Owning a lot Owning a p
School and stores and postoffice and 81
90 school You can go to church Yor
car You can visit neighbors You can
mountains and let the world "a hv Pui
laugh 10 further worry about location
some II the folks in the east should die
have the money For IN buying here yot
for ten years 10 come Put in your expe
But get the land Land is the stuff n
improvements now, YOU wouldn't buy H.
want to-noW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
RAFFLES


Vcontlnued from Pose onel
according to announced schedule
NonchlantlY lighting my cigar ! en-
tered into conversation with a group
OF ms Purauers regarding Tie pres'
poets Of my cature
Plnkerton Man There.
Al stood there Philip X Ahcrn,
manager OF the local rinkcrton De
tectiVe agency. entered the store
and locked lntcntiy about him, /
felt certain that NY capture was his
mission and hraeed myself for the
shock 81 immediate arrest. hut he
appeared unable 20 MAXI MP his
mind who It Was Of al the crowd
that he wanted
Attorney George H. Walker. VII
liam Il. Lewis Of che Lewis Con.
rtructlon company aad two other
gontlemen stood on the edge of tho
curb engaged In an animated con
Versatlou. County clerk Otto A.
Case came up lhp street and stopped
a. The entrance az the building 10
converse with parsers.by J I.
Rlley. the contractor. emerged ffom
tae building and turned dewa the
street
Just 20 my right gentleman
with hlaeA muaiache touched an.
other man on the shoulder and
spoke To him tbs words Which had
they been spoken 60 rue would have
entitled hlm 10 the reward 81 $500
offered Tor nay capture tic missed
bis guess by less than five feet
! saw that the place was getting
dangerous 20 my freedom aud 50
edged my way through the crowd
% the curb and waiked across tnr
street 20 the Bailey Building. i en-.
tered that hallding hy the Second
sv. entrance. descended the stairs
40 the basement floor. came cut on
the Cherry 81. side and crossing sec.
end az. entered the Dexter Horton
bank. where l passed the tine Of
day with Assistant Cashier Guy Il.
CLARK and ashea a small check AZ
the paying tellera window
crowd suu There.
As I came out OF the bank | saw
the crowd ia front Of the Alaska
building was stiii increasing 50
turned. walked rapidly up Second
AZ. 10 the cline Piano house. where
became = prospective purchaser
Of a Victor talking machine. The
eapper young man whp waited on
me soon eonF need me that the Vie.
tor VAS the only real talking ma.