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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

Fue precise suspender Ia edi-
cion q Ultima hora, y avisar al pG-
blico por medic de nuestros colegas
La Correspondence, FL B0lStia y 81
Heriaao EspaEsl, a los que sgrade-
cemoS nucho su corteSfa.
A nuestros lectorcs presenta.
nos las excusas mas sineeras poi
lna faita que no nosfut dabia evi-
Tar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
Il t.T0 0t lY R
inauguration en- San
turce del Sanatorio
Anti-tuberculoso.
SElElTA cONCURReHflA
} si't;eroa el Ho7. Go>er q
dor el t'i<po y otras dis
tingu'das erson, lidade>.

Con numerosa y selecta concu-
rrencia Sc llev6 a efecto aver tarde
a las 5 y 80 la Inauguration del Sa-
natorlo contra la tuberculosis levan-
tado sobre un lugar de aEl Seboru-
COZ Ell Santurce.
El acto fue breve, pero So
lemne.
A la bora preiljada, a los
acordes del hinno de Washing on,
ejecutado hibilniente por la banda
de tliiios del Colegio de Carload de
Santurce, Ia nina Luchetti iz6 Ia
bandera nacional.
El honorable G lernador Win
throp pronunci6 un breve discurso
en- ingles elogiando la labor persis.
tente de la senora Wood para reali.
zar la constitution en- Puerto Rico
de la Liga antituberculosa, ,asi. CO.
mo la generosa cooperation del
Ayuntanliento, regalando un predio
de terreno para el sanatorio y de Ia
Legislature votando una partida pa
ra su sostenimiento. Tuvo frases
de aliento para los que habian To-
grade llevar a felih tGrnino ese
pensamiento y ofreci6 cooperar en-
favor del mejor>txito de dicha be
nehca institution. La concurren
cia aplaudio al Gobefnador. |,
banda de nihos ejecuto el aNol,
Cityn.
Habl6 en- segundo t&rmino e.
Ilustrisimo seiior Obispo Monseiio,
Jones, quien Ell correcto castellano.
felicito q los iniciadores de la Liga
antituberculosa, por haber implan
tado en- esta isla, una de las in,titu
clones c ritativas de mas positivo>
benehcios para la humanidad.
Rcfriose al extrago de la tu
berculosis en- el mundo y q la ne
cesidad de atajarla por medic cieu.
tiGcos, como el de los sanatayios.
Promote su concurso y confia en-
que el mas llsonjero exito corouara
la obra de los generosos iniciado-
res.
AL terminar su discurso, fue
muy aplaudido. La banda de md
sica ejecuta la Borinqueo.
Terminado este acto, et Gober.
nador pide la seioia Wood Stto-
rice 4 los coucurrentes visitag
las casetas de enfermos. HodosI
van a recorrer los diferentes puifsI
tos del sanatorio. En- el Hay ia !
cinco enfermos bajo tratat1iento.
Acerca de las condiciones genera
les de este establecimiento nos
ocuparemos en- nuestra pr6xima
edicion.
Al terminarse Ell aeto,el Gober.
nador Winthrop present6 Ia renun-
cis de su cargo como Presidente1
honorario de la Liga Antituberculo-'
sa. La sefiora Wood presento una
moci IN que fu5 ap~ob&da, Ell el SEN
tido de que Sc enmendase la secci6n /
I" de los Estatutos, en- forma que
pudieran nombrarse pas de I'm Pre-. |
sidente honorario, a fin de que el
honorable Mr. Winthrop, al cesar .
como Gobernador, continuara pose
yendo ese cargo. I
Sc nombro un comitG formadoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

FL dia tlltimo de Mario sc reu
rieron Ell Rio Piedras los cin1ad
nos siguientes:
Alcalde, don Juan Caloca; Jor
&c Ronany, Eduardo Gonzalez
Pedro Giusti, Ramon Acosta Lo
PEI, Pedro Schira, Eloy Garcia
Emilio Fernandez, Enrique Coma
lez, Silverio Castrillo.
Vicente Balbas, Enrique Acos.
ia, Antonio Godinez, Francisco No
gueras, Joaquin Acosta, Alfredo
Solomon, Felipe Janer Arias, Pc
dro Orcasitas, Sobrit1os de Villa
mil, Sucesores de Perez Hermanos.
Dfaz y Sobrino, Sobrinos de
Joglar, Rogue Paniagua, Jose F.
Marxuach, Juan Molfulleda, Enri-
que Acosta Lopez, Carlos H. Blon-
det, Manuel VIA, Ramon Sierra,
Jose ]. Monclova.
Jose Ubarri, Elpidio de Mier,
Emilio Piiero, Vicente Nieves,
Agustin Cervera, NJ. Prida Hiio,
Jose Martinez Llonir, Jose Marca,
no, Victor NJ. Rivera, Zen6n Diaz.
Manuel Pastrana, Manuel vi
Ia, Alfredo Via, Ramon Villa, Ma
nuel Lebron, Luis Morales, Sarie-
60 y Gonzalez, Luis P. Orcasitas,
EmAio Acosta, Benito Rivera.
F. Ramos, Juau Diaz, G. Gin
tton, S. Garcia y ca, Manuel San
ia, Juan E, Cruz, Jose de J. Con
zalez, Jose Torres Dfaz, Emilio
Amy, Vizcarrondo y ca, Limo Co.
lon, Acisclo Diaz, Juan Camel.
Estos ciudadanos representa-
totalmcnte la agriculture, la indus
tria y el comercio de una conlar-
ca valiosfsima. Convocados por el
Ayuntamiento de Rio Fiedras, Sc
reunen para defender sus intereses,
que no solo son suyos, sino que
tambien son del pats. y adoptando
el procedimieuto del stBhetb, que
es el mas digno de quien mantiene
su derecho, acuerdan estampar las
declaraciones y adoptar las resolu-
clones que copiamos:
aOido el parecer de los concu.
frentes, discutidos sufcientemente
los palticulares presentados, y con-
siderando que las Compaffas aSan
Juan Light Transito y eSan Juan
and sRio Piedras Railway Com
panyo al obtener la franquicia que
solicitan, benefcian considerable
mente sus intereses, por cuanto
quedan relevadas de la obligation
que contrajo su antecesor don Pa
bio Ubarri cuando Sc lie otorg6 la
primitiva concession por la cual den
tro de 80 aios debia entregar al
Pueblo de Puerto Rico todas las
maquinarias, enseres y demas bic
ues propiedad de la empresa.
Oonsiderando que del plazo de
los 90 afos concedidos al senor
Ubarri para eluSufructo de la fran
quicia en- la exploitation del tranvia
de San Juan a Rio Piedras han
transcurrido va 26 y dentro de a.
ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico que va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

de los seiiores Todd, Soler y Hart
eel, para hacer las enmiendas que
fueran oportunas en- el Reglamento
d: IN l.iga Antituherculosa. fn
de resentar su infolme en- la pro-
xima reunion.
Concurfieron al acto las sefio-
ras Wood, Luccletti, Medina, Cas-
tro, Gocnaga, de Sola, Rafferty,,
Doval y Corby y las seioritas Clin-
chetti. y TA-rr =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
NuFs7BQS GlllN

.Exigencias de Ia compasinaci6n
nos obligan a variar la 3fornla acos-
.tumbrada en- que aparece nuestrc
'ervicio cablegrafccs. Los cable
gramas de hoy van inserto en- esta
pagina a una sola columna, los de
aver van en- Ia segunda pagins.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

Londres, Abril 6.-La socie-
dad geografca anuncia haber ter
minado su trabajo relative a los 1l-
timos deslindes de lfmites en- Afri-
ca. Fila la posisi6n exacta de las
montafias Ruwenzori y del Lago
Alberto Eduardo. FL trabajo dc
la sociedad geografca Sc estima
excelente como obra cientifca v
tamblen como obra imparcial. D.
acuerdo con los citados desliudes
luedan zanjadas diferencias de apre.
ciacion en- 10 que Sc referee 4 limites
de las respectivas posesiones colo
males de Ingleterra y Belgica en-
Africa. Las montafas Ruwenzori
vel Lago Alberto Eduardo quedan,
Ell el mapa de los deslindantes, en-
territorio belga y no en- territorio
britanico, causando este las corrres-
pondiantes alteraciones de nombres
de aquellos sitios Ell las indicadas
zonas del Africa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

Washington Ode Puerto Cor
tes rocibers.n informes que los
Nicaragienses insisten ell perma.
necer Ell territorio hondurefio, 4
pesar de haberse constituido en-
Tegucigalpa un gobierno provi-
sional que han reconoeido va va
rias replblicas. Sc asegura que el
general Santos Zelaya, presidente
dc Nicaragua, aspira a ejerrer
complete ascendiente politico en-
Honduras y el Salvador, y que or
ganiza un ejerci:o para invadir
tambien esta Ultima rep1blica, de-
rrotando Ell actual gobierno y po-
niendolo en- manos de emigra-
dos polfticos salvadorefios mediante
pacto celebrado con eStos. Sc dice
que Bonilla ha escapado de Ia per,
secuci6n de los nicaiagiienses POI
Ell puerto de Amapala, en- Hondd
TaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06
L0ScIBL(s O[ HOY
Ell presidente Roosevelt
611aglaterra.--Lin1ita-
cio11 de arnamentOs.
DESLINDES en- AFRICA
Disolu ion de Ia D, una ru a
Conficto en- Ceptro-Ame-
rica General Boz lila.

Londres, Abril 6.-Se a6rma
en- esta capital que el presidente
Roosevelt hizo a Inglaterra repeti-
das indicaciones con respecto al te-
ma principal que Sc discutira en- la
pr6xima Conferencia international
de la Haya, en- JUNO, sugiriendole
defendiera y aceptara la limitaci6n
de armamentos. Los comisionados
alemanes para la indicada confe-
rencia, Sc han mostrado en- absolute
opuestos al problema del desarme.
Han expresado que, aceptando las
poteneias setncjante prop >sicion, en-
10 que respecta a arnamentoS. $,
1ejarla entonces el control de estos
a los Estados pequciios, 10 cual con.
sideran absurdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

LkaHSe las diverSas aottcias de San
Jean y de Ia Lsla, que atarean en-
Ia octGVa Pdgiaa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

LfaASe las diuerSaS noti1aS de .SaN
Juan = de Ia kSla, que abaylcrn en-
Ia octava bdgina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-06

San Petersburgo, Abril s.
Estan llegando a esta Capital, pro,
cedentes de distintas regiones del
imperio, numerosas tropas, entire
@stas varios regimientos de cosacos.
En- los cfrculos revolucionarios sc
prejuzga la llegada de estas tropas
como indicio seguro de que sera
uuevamete disuelta la Douma dc
acuerdo con las peticiones del Car,
asesorado por los mobiles que no
aceptan nj una sola de las pro
poslclones del plrlamento para que
modi6 lue la ley agraria. Sc
trata de la expropiacion de par
te de las inmensas tierras de los no.
bles para repartirlas entire la po
blaci6n rural hambreada de algu-
nos distritos. Stohipyn rechaza las
pretensiones de la Douma, pelo es-
ia Sc muestra frme sin avenirse q
a las sugestioues del gobierno. Sc
cree que la disoluci6n del parlamen-
to es inevitable y que sera de nuevo
conmivida por horrorosa revolu-
ci6n.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
HILL AND HARTMAN
ROADS BURY HATCHET

Seattle, wAsh., March 2s-Ths
Northern Pacific and the Oregon and
Warrington. Hartman property.
have settled all differences and pend.
ing litigation In the oourtS Of west.
srn Washin zton will bs abandoned
at onoe. The adjustment Of differ.
enoes covers every point In western
Warrington and leaves the Hartman
system lrse to push constructions
work on the extension Of the line
from Portland to Seattle. Details
Of the agreement have not yet been
given out. but IL 10 expected formal
notification Of the terms Will bs made
nsst week.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
KILLS HIS WIFE FOR
VISITING HER PARENTS

North Baltimore. Ohio. Maroh 2s
Arthur Beau killed his wife with
Au axs last night and then committed
suicide By shooting himssif. The
murdered woman was the daughter Of
Samuel slaushtsrbsok, . we'll known
lawyer. Bean he'd forbidden his wifs
70 visit her family. she visited har
parents last night. Hs followed. In.
dsesd her 10 80 homo aad then mur.
dsssd her.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
WAS IT AN ACT OF
DIVINE PROVIDENCE?

Passengers aboard Rio Grands train
No. 9. east oound. yesterday forenoon
can thank their stars that they arc
still alive and able to enjoy good
health. This train passed the point
IT the wreck near Chandler Juno
tion lust . few minutes before the
i've loaded box cars came tearing
down the Chandler branch and
which tore up everything for . con.
siderable distance. II the train had
been In the path Of the cars. run.
ming ~ wild ~ they were, the
oausualty and morality list would
probably have been somsthins awful.
~ the train was heavily loaded with
passengers.
At the point where ths smashup
occurred. IL would have been almost
impossible for the engineer Of ths
express train to have gotten hii
train out Of the way Of. the rapidly
moving box oars. There 10 . biz
curve immsdiatsly west Of the over.
head Santa Fe bridge. probably . few
hundred feet further ON. II the pAs'
ssnser train had Just rounds I'd ths
ourve - the box cars had como In
sight. the conductor on the foYmeI
oould neither have stopped or pulled
bis train out Of the road Of she i'm
pending diaaster In time.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
EVIDENCE OFFERED DID
NOT JUSTIFY ARREST

I y.
The inquiry over The death II Nm.
John o. Williams In Coal Cfssk ~.
tssiay aftsrnoon BY Corensr q. b.
Whitnors snd District AttorsY
August reass. resulted IN noahins -
the matter has bssn brought 70 ~ ~
~ far - The authorities are oescsrn.
ed. Coroner Whilmors said this morn.
inG that Ill I he evidence that wAs
offered By the several witnsssss was
purely ciroumstantial and thsrs w
nothing sAn gible upon which co.,
viction could bs secured even In oase
the matter was brought to trial.
A large number Of witnesses wsfs
examined. Town MarshAi Davis of
Coal Greek came to Florence ysstsr-
day Afternoon and found the husband
of the dead woman in an intoxicaSed
ccndit Ion. He was taken back to the
camp and before the inquiry. After
being in the sweat box for more than
An hour. the officers reached the con-
clusIon that 1t would be best to turn
Williams loose and il WAS 80 order.
cd.
According 10 the evidence I'd.
duosd the woman might have come
to her death last Thursday night,
This 10 In accordance to the testi.
mony offered BY ono Of the nesr
neighbors who stated that ThursdAy
night was the Last time that Hight
had been noticed in the homo Of Mrs
Williams.
II is said that some strong 70 cling
was worked up against Williams In
the GOAL camp and they desired 10
know definitely whsther he was In
any manner connected with the death
Of the woman. Il 10 thought The
fininss Of she inquiry will serve to
appesse the wrath of the people who
demanded the inevstigation.
The body Of Mrs. Williams WAS In.
tered In Highland cemetery at noon
today.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
NEW FAST NAIL Lincoln J

NEW FAST NAIL Lincoln J.
Cartsr's always plsasaus COMEDY
drama. 1.-THE New Fast Nail" will
make iss appearance again at the
Houston opera house. March %.
All lovers Of good nslodFama ars
familiar with the lines Of this story
which never sssms to grow old or NO.
notopous. Every year looai managers
wsits Mr.. Carter Tor . TstsTn date q
they know II II . play that snssStaiaa
and plsasss al and besides shsir be1
once receipts are always satisfaotosy
whsssvsf they ksew 1.-THE Fast Nail
ID esmins. Tie prodsetlen this sss.
son 10 absolutely - 70 detail.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
PEORIA WOMAN ROBBED
OF JEWELRY On COAST

Les Angeles. Cal.. kafoh 28-Ars.
Charles A. Anthony. . resident Of
Peoria. Ill last night reported 70 the
polioe shat her apartments at the
Hotel Hershey Arms. one Of the most
exclusive establishmsnts Of the city.
had been bSrRlarized, and that she
had loss jewelry valued at 81. 700.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
WILL EXPERIMENT WITH
GUN FIRE AT BALLOONS

Berlin. Aaroh 23-Insefesting ex.
psriments In gun Gre sgsinst balloons
and airships are soon to be conducted
under the supervision Of the war
department. The aiFships are to
be held captive ranging from three
to nine miles on DantzIg and will
be bombarded BY coast rifles.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
SHOOTS GELD EOR
REFUSING TO SING

SacrAmsato. Calif.. March as
Because bis little sranddaus shtsr. e.
len Gum. refused 10 sina . second
cong 10 him. ionioo Eohsverris shot
her In the left side and then nred ai
his daughter, Mrs.. Victoria Cato and
Miss AoKsnnA before ssnding . bullet
Into his own brain. The grand.
daughter 10 not expeo tod 70 live.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23
SUSPECT TWO NEGROES
CT EXPRESS ROBBERY

Fort Worth. Tex. March SIT
has been determined that two IN
known negroes are guilty OF the rob.
terry Of the express car on the H.
tssnational and GreAt Northern rail.
road near Elkhart. last night. ON.
cials today say the bandits secured
$500.
Winfrsy Womaok Of Palestine.
Tex. tho express messenger. 10 serious.
ly injured The robbers are still .,
large.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-23

Rsai Ksla1s, LoaasAnd
kssssaaes = Rentals
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28
Bloomington News.

Mrs. J. Boone who has been
visiting Mr.. Boone, the barber,
has returned to her home in Glib,
son City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stearles are
visiting their mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Stearles.
Miss Frances Peguese is on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morris are en-.
tertaining their grandmother,
Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. Arson who has been at
the Brokaw hospital for some
time, is recovering slowly.
Chas. Stewart of Taylorville,
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
S. Skinner.
Mail carrier Arson is enjoying
his vacation.
Lorenz Mcclellan is on the sick
list.
Luther Arson and family will
soon leave for Chicago on their
fall vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hunter are
the proud parents of a fine baby
boy.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28
Mary Church Terrell
Will Lecture.

Mrs, Mary Church Terrell of
Washington, D. c., will lecture
at the Union Baptist church Oct.
23d, the proceeds all over ex.
penses to go toward the paying
OF the current Indebtedness of
Lincoln Colored Home
Mrs. Terrell comes under the
auspices Of the Colored Women's
Clubs of this city and it is hoped
that she will be greeted with an
audience of not less than 600
persons Mrs. Terrell has prov.
ed herself to be lecturer of
exceptional ability. She posses
ses the magnetism, has the ap.
pearance; she is logical, conscien-
tiOus and withal a note worthy
parsonage. Her splendid work
is doing much toward creating
sentiment in favor of the race,
All who miss hearing this tai
ented woman, will no doubt re-
greet it.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28
Lick Creek.

The new park grounds, south
of the city, known as Lick Creek,
is a beautiful place for a chautau
qua. 1t would be a blessing for
our people were they active
enough and far-seelng enough to
secure these grounds for per-
manent park pla AID chautau-
qua.
Gov. Deneen made one of the
most logical speeches there last
Sunday, we have heard. He de-
clared in substance that the COL
Ored people had made a good
start and that the leading men
and women should be gotten to-
gether, men who stood for some.
thing, and for an association and
have the trained men of the
country come and make talks.
The governor evaded all super
fluffy and made his talk bust
ness one. He referred with pride
to the material progress be OBJ
served among the colored people
at the jamestown Exposition
and declared that our race here.
as elsewhere, must become fac
tors in the community where they
live, open stores, banks, manu.
facturers, etc We consider the
address an able deliverance,
worthy of being heard.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28
Our Springfield.

In going over the city we find
that Springfield is spreading
with phenomenal rapidly. One
can go to $500 and Still be inside
the city mlts. We find in the
east end, many colored people
with good homes. James Doug.
las of E. Spruce, has a beautiful
place and there is room in that
block for the erection of many
other houses, The cheapest way
for our people to secure good To-
cations is to buy before the city
has built up and improve as the
city grows. Springfield is so
low in places it causes much mud
in the winter.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28
Shows Dancy
Over City.

J. E. Thompson, accompanied
by DR.. J. Fl. Magee, took Hon.
Jno..C. Dancy. their guest. and
the orator of the Day at the
White City Celebration last Tues
day in carriage over the various
parts of the city, showing him
the historic points of interest.
They went to the capitol and Wis.
tied all the departments, meet
ing the respective heads thereof
and visited the tomb and home of
Lincoln and other interesting
scenes. Mr. Dancy was the guest
of honor at dinner Tuesday, at
Elk Cafe. While in the city he
stopped at Mrs. J. G. McClain' S
He departed Tuesday for Wash
ington, well pleased for having
come to our city.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28

Mr.. Charles attended the we'd
ding OF his elder son, which took
place in Pontiac on the %.
Amos Boyd left for st. Louis
last Wednesday,
Mrs. Bud Orendorff has return.
ed to the city.
Mrs. T. Duncan was visitor
Decuatur, last week.
V. Madison and +. Goocb
spent a few days in Springfield.
Rev. Fuqua, local Baptist
minister, preached two able SER
mons Sunday, in the absence of
Rev. Bass.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28
Lincoln News Items.

Miss Edna and Mrs. James
Stearles of Atlanta. were the
guests of Mrs. Bud Orendorff
last Friday.
Mrs. Grishoem of Champaign,
was the guest of Mrs. Booker
Bently, last week.
Mrs. M. Rudolph will make her
home in Indiana.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28
Petersburg Locals.

Archie Vaughn is home visit.
ing.
Rev. McNee of Bloomington,
delivered sermons at the Baptist
church Sunday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28

Who, in his speech at White
City, we'll advised that our peo-
pie become bankers, farmers and
skillt d artisans. The frugality of
the Jew, he declared. was not
innate, but taught and acquired.
Forum promises to be one of the very
best advertising mediums
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28

NOTICE-Shiloh Court will not
meet the first Tuesday in Octob-
er on account of the Fair. The
meeting will be held the second
Tuesday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28

&A4AbASH

Depot Tenth, between Washington and JET
terson streets.
Going East. Arrive. Depart
sBuffalo Fast Mall. ........ 2:15 am 2:16 am
aChicago Express ......... Starts 1880 am
continental Limited 49,. 9:45 am $3.50 am
aLafayette Accom- ........ Starts 1:40 pm
Decatur Accom- .......... 4:30 pm 6:15 pm
sNew York Express. .... 1000 pm 1905 pm
Going West Arrive. Depart
sKansas City Express. 49,. $50 am 6:b5 am
sClayton Accom- .......... 8:4 am 8:H am
aSpringfeld Accom- II :35 am Stops
sKansas City-Denver Linn 1890 pm 1926 pm
continental Limited -. 6:45 pm $50 pm
sChicago- Springfield EXP. $40 pm Stops
sDaily. aDaily except Sunday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28

MORTUARY-Mrs. Maud Cross
who has been seriously i'll with
consumption, died last Thursday
morning at the county farm. The
remains we're inferred in Rose
Hill cemetery. Friday at uoon.
She leaves many relatives to
mourn her loss,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-09-28

Edward Motley of Decatur,
visited here Sunday.
Miss Marie Gaines visited in
Springfield, Friday.
Hermas Wright of Sprin gfield,
visited here Sunday.
Mrs. John Gady of Springfield,
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Ella Rainey is visiting in
Springfield.
Mrs. Samuel Rainey and Miss
Cora Davis we're Springfield
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Williams visited in
Springfield, Thursday.
Homer Harris of Mason City,
visited here Sunday.
Samuel Rainey is visiting in
Springfield, Sunday.
Bud Wilson and family have
moved from the farm to their
residence in the west end of the
city.
Mrs. Pauline Wade is visiting
in Mason City, this week.
Alfred Vaughn is seriously i'll
at his home.
Mrs. MOllie Flowers is quite
i'll with rheumatism.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-11-02
Fine Attraction Coming.

The Missouri Girl" is Comedy
Drama that produces more genuine,
hearty laughter than anything yet
written. In connec tion wit strong
and interesting plot, 1t contains the
most ludicrous situations ever con-
ceiyed. The company presenting the
play this season Is composed Of some
of the best known people in the theat-
rical profession, who are fully capable
of extracting this fun. and doing it
out 10 the people in most satisfact-
DRY manner. Nine Of the old favor
ties remain In the cast; some of them
have played their respective roles
continuously for eight seasons. This
guarantees first-class performance.
The new people added for this season
were selected for their peculiar fitness
for the roles they are to assume and
il is safe to predict that better
than ever" line can safely be added to
the advertising matter. The vaude-
vile portion of the show has been en-
larged and strengthed. The produc-
tion will be seen at Loveday Opera
House this month.