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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Ascensos de segundos tenien'
tes. -Junta de los depen-
dientes del comercio.
COSECHA De TABACO
Escasa concvrrencia de nifos
alas escuelas de Cataflo.
Gravemente enfer ma.

HAn sico confirm ados pot sl G }.
bierno de Waah!rg g'on los Asesnsos
de los segundos tsnisntss del Rsgi
mIsnto dc Pusrlo Roo seii orss Hos
tos J MArxaash.
-NAdsna eseAssrG reunion 10
AIoeiAel6n do Dspsndtsr t,s de Comsr
eio en los a'tos do la aasa & nsrt Al
&c IL salls dc San JOS.
-Ohiervase posA aslstsnsia do nj
Gos { lAs asaaalas de oatano. En %
to dshan fiisrss les Autorldadss de
Baysm6a & fia dc qae OBJ i1ueu & los
padres de fam lie & snviar q sas b ios
| { rselh'r el pAa dc 10 inltr aeci6n.
G :evem snts anfsrmA 10 helIa an
osyey 10 MfHa made politics. d.
don Santos FslIpsL
-S.g6 iniormsS que tsnsmos d.
vAriAs poblseiouss del Este dc 10 ID
10, la aoseshs de tabAao ha tsuido Al
gauss perdldAs con motive do 10 90
qufA que 90 vlsns notaudo On satol
dias.
-HA tAllssido On O. sAsxilio Mu-
tuo,s do SAuiutss. sl ioven cubsnG
Fernando JuliAr, cue lego hass poet
de N " York en- al vapor s1AtAlins.l i
afsesAdo dc usa pulmoniA.
-LH eantrAl ssrovldsneta,S d.
J PasiIIav, sst& psndisnts dc tWminar q
arrsglo Dc alganas maQuinAriss par
10 z f'a.
ALos m6dieos eondenan unani
memente el uso Dc las emulsiones Qu
eontiensn Creoaota 8 Guayasol, i
bien sabido que estas sustAneiaH guar
do 90 tomAn mexclAdas con el AceiI
0 dc Hgado do Baealao irritan el est
. mago y los riHones, sDtorpeeen In buI
na nuriei6n y por lAs fresuentes ev,
euaeIonss que Oausan, produeen el r.
. pido aniQuilamiento dc los entermo
% III d0etor Parsons, IN distinguit
J: espeeialista do 10 Ciudsdde Mexieo, d
@ & este Rsspssto: SRiAri6ndoms
valor germisidA do 10 Oreosota. cu&
do 90 IL administrA enfermOs tubs
sulosos inoorporada & preparaeion
dc Aesite do Higado do Baealao, d
alar6: que los experimecGos Quimic
, ohservACi6n auidadoea do IN or
81 n6mero dc cssos, han demostrado q
o eualQ uisrA Que sean loa resultadoa |
N n6dcos que LOS entarmoS puedAn ra
Il bir del uso do 10 0reosotA y osras .,
DO GanCiaa irritanGes do estos resultAd'
10 nuliNsan los steet0s perniCiosos .
eiereen tales drcgaS On el sst6mSgt
~ Ea nm hssho bien eonosido que
"a ssimilaei6n fAcil y Oomplsta do los
msntoS % do 10 mayor importaneia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
ALEXANDRA DUMAS 80

Y que hugOnotss cat6IiOo iguaImsnte hus MICS
NAuFeve permanaCi6 mud0 Bosments el smblor que
sgaba cuerpo hzo visible s psnsrante mrdas del
pssar auus Qusn dr9 IL pAIAbra haabA CaS OcuO
ID sombrs.
O cOntrara sstO tan ruda guerra habGG
heOh0 LOO hugonotes
MsursveI cay6 de rOdiIaG
-St6or, balbucs6, creed dua,.
-Creo continue Carlos TX fiando cada Maure
vel mda que V prncpo hsCia CAS csntell0snts;
que tuV muChO dsaees de mAr AonContcur 6or
Amants que OAba de sr de aQui erEssss gOpe
que pasasss e6ot0 do mi hermGno duqu0 de
Aniou; namsnts dsspu6s paSasS de nusVo 81
psrdo de los prnCpes sntraatsis rVr Oempa6a
del senoF de MOuy de Saint PhaG.,
oh se6orl
I'm VGlienta OAbalIero psardo
-StKsr sehor IOxelAm6 Maurev0L lno me ConfundSis
Era sign0 ORCai OontiDu6 Carlel TX, madida
hsbah dibuj6 roso expression eAa tercx que %
aoog6 como hiiO die slbsrgue vilG6 amsnt6
MAursveI dai6 ascapAr suSpiro Dc desperation.
-Crso cue Ie lamAbas padre, continue impaCAbemente
s rsy que una tsns enlisted un h0 oVsn dc Mouy
Maurevs RguiG srrodillAdo anocrvkndoss cAda VzmGS
apastado Dor Les paAba de Carlos TX de pie impasbO
Asmssnts ssas que tuvsss mOvmento nsda
los lAbios, continue:
"A prOp6so Inc tsnia que darOs hOf de Guisa dies
mil ss6udcs ca oaso de cue matassiG 81 Almirantet
81 asssno, conHtarnado tOeaba elSusIO Il frSntS.
En- cuanto ast6or de A0uY VussFo busn padre, e.
Ooba DIE rsconoemsnt0 praCCabA ChsvTeux
Sc s Oay6 go echo pie terra reCcgarO OstahaiS
solos sntoncss EcAsas pstoa de paosEA msn-
trss nonaba le herGas pOr sspsdsi muSro pues
s maaIsa del tire smprsndss fuga sObra miSmo cabao
qus 81 hAbfI dsdo 81 eng 10 sla GO h hiAtOriA
como Maursvs prmaDsciess mudo ssta aeu1acion GU
yoa deae todos Otartcz Cioa TX 90 bar con
mlma precision msOdis 81 miSmo sire de casa.
Ahora bisn, Hhor aessnr, dio a Cabo de IN inAnth
ysab6iH que dssso VtVamsnts mandAFos ahoreart
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
NQTAS De ESPA0A
de presupuestos
E'lmfnanse todos los pro.
yectos de Hacienda.
PROYECTO De LEY
Contingente militar 4 Tan.
ger. : Baut,zo del prfn.
clpe Luis Alfonso.

Sc he aesptado la formula que
psEmits la sprobaci6n do los prssu
pusstos gsnaTalss del Estado antss del
10 de Ensro, sliminaEdo dc dichos
presupusstos los proysctos do Haeisn'
dc que On ellos ihan insluidos.
-LSs Cortes suspsnder&a sus 90.
siones inmsdiatamenti dssDues Qus 90
apFusbsn los prssupueatos.
-Ssha vsri6sado ca 10 eapilla
del Palaeio sl bautizo del rimcgsni'
|ta de los infA defA Mafia Tsresn
y don F1rnaudc.
Al psiasips ss le pusisson los
nomhrss de Luis A'fonso. , ssrkn ps.
drinos la R,ina madrs dchs Nalis
C,istins y 81 ssSoso de- do6a Psx
Pfinsips Fsrnsndo BAvisra. Oasit
On sl ssto 81 obispo Sion.
Ell az Raldo dc Madrids disG
90 ha Tssibido un tslsg'sm del mi
nistso de EspAhA On TApjsr pidisn
do al gobisrno Qge rsfas,zs sl conliu
gents militar y naval GAviado 6 squs
p asrto.
I'm 81 palacio episcopal dc B AZ
eelcnA ha sslebrsdo una numsrosi
reunion, bsio 10 prssidenola del Car
denal OasaH Has, seiiorAs do todAs sla
sss sosiAles para nombrar ana somi
sion que presents & 10 Rsina vlslori
40 msasAis con mas ne sinsuentA mi
atmas, pidisndo que no % aprusbs |
lufcymA dc 10 Ley do Asoeiaciones.
--El ministso do EstAdo hA leid
| o. les Cortss "a pr0yseto dc Icy d
| prsaupu pusstos ssps0ial para las pos
\ siurss sspa d ,laS del AftIcs Ossidel
ltal. cuyos ingsssos y gaSt3s Ale.snde
| Is 10 oansidad do Qainisatos mil pest
len orc.
II -TAmb,en sl miniasr0 do HaaieI
, | do ha leido oSro proysslo do Icy sob
AauSsasl6n do oeh9 miliones do Psaetl
"a mnusdas dc riquai de Is t6 6,timo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
La RRtNA MARGARtTA

-SsKor, tsngo un0 krabs De los mes IgsrOs.
Obi no do Cudado por vOa perO buenO sOpkis
uu0 q OISustro GOne una pusrta HsssFa.
-Grosias, s6or. Ahora, rCgad Dcs pOr m.
Ehlcon mil dsmoDioa rogGd bisn 81 dablO pOTQus
L6IO con ~ protection pOd6is Kbredsla Cusrda
-Adi6s. seHor.
-Adios All prop6uito aaGor NJ ursvO no olvides que
bao Cusui0r prstsxo Oys hAbr de msns s1tss de
zee hora hay On Louvre AubAsrTknso del que M
Carlos TX sbar 80 airs fAVoritO mas Tranquil
hmOnte con mas precision que nunca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12

d tRAtAmislto do los snfsEmsdRdsa
que % eArrsctsrixan por denutriai6n.
90 DAhe tambi6n qua el Aceita do H.
gado do BasAlAo. perfsstAmenAs emnl'
sionAdo, 90 uno do los meiorss reacna'
tituyenAes. Por $50 90 que Loo mas dia'
tipguidos ospeeiAlistAs pFeaerihon HOY
Los emuIsionss dc Aseite do Higad0 de
BaealAo que no eontisno OraoaotA 4
otrAs austAnciaS irritAnAss. gus OoA'
sionAn sl dss6rdsn do lAS funeionea d.
geativAs.
Do les diierentee prepsraaiOn9s N
Aesits do HigAdo do BAsAlao, 70 pre-
faro 10 Hnulsi6n do Scott que tabri
can los asnoros Ss9tl b 'BtWAe IA
Nav Yo.k.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A
Lavadero publico en- el barrio
de Puerta de TERRA. -Es.
cuadra del At antico.
QUEIAs De "A lsLA
Por el NAL servicio de correos.
Profesora enferna.-La
derecha repub'icana

ssg6n noiioiaS, 90 sspsFa sn esios
dfAs tel veg para el 20 del sstual IL
sssuadra nasionAl del at!kntico On 90
viaie de invisrno.
-Es snausntl q snfsYmA la O. d orita
Candida G Or ztlez, pEofa o . do Cais
10. por ssyo motive solisit6 y obtuvo
tres mssss de lie Ecls. suatituy6 & adola
la saiiurilA Coral Pashsso.
Las alm0rranas SO Cufan en-
Is 114 dias, con sl UNGUENTo
DE PAzO. ss sean simplsss sargssn-
tss. CON pisss6s. q extsrnas, por 70.
heldss que sean.
-Oada veS son mAycrss las que.
i.s do 10 islA sobrs el mel ssrvieio
dc sorrsos. On 10 que rsspeeiR 6 la
satr 60 On la sorrssvondsncla. Mu.
ahas eastas dsspu6s dc ffanQusadas
| pusstas On el buz6n no llsgan { 90
dsstlno. 10 lus sxigs una ssria invss.
ligaei6n por parts do 10 diresei6n del
ramo.
~ IN 81 Club dc =. Kshraahn .
Co., % gan FrAnsissO. 90 vendsn dos
ealUiss de orc eada ssmana, sntre g
sosios, abonando eo.Se 8 1.ee semanal.
La Ultima semans ebtavo wno don
Q Bruislla. sosio ndm 50.
-ssgdu pal Q % 10 dsrsCha repunli'
eaaa dc ssts sludad hA vuslto 6 rs'
hslArse contra los ssnorss del dirse'
torio do ~ partido con 10 eussti6n d
alaalde.
-El gohsrnador Wln,hr' p y sr
di.tlr guidA ado 6 asistirGn 6 10 inau
CUR. SION do la'linsA del fsrEUeArFil d.
| Q .shradillas & Isabella.
.-SE NEOEslTA enseguida III
essen6grafo dc sxpsrisnsia que SEPT
iugl6s , sspaHol. Dirigirae al ssiiol
r. n. Dsxtsr, eAlle do Tstu6n ndmer'
10. San Juan, ?. + d.
@-SR ALQUlLA.- Un mirador %
pasioao. con luz y hafo. nf4FmaraI
} Sen JOaA II, altos. Is \
i -Anoshs f4S sprobado por ,
Conseio munieipal el Droyseao y pr
supxeato del LAyAdsro k6blioo, Qu
: ArasA do ipsIAlar el munisipio On tanc
terrsrt que posse dat 81 Dc 10 Antigu
akPoel do PasEtA do Terra. u
1En 10 ealIe do SAa Joa6, ndm
70 I. 90 admltsn hs6Spedes con pup
. laie comp eio y % a!Quilan b h.hitaei
nos. D,
Sc VENDE
Un iusgO do tres esnsritOgas sist
ma GHePnorGhS con % motor, % me
clador y 90 elevator do ax6sar, toI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12

Para GuFaF un FesiFiadO on uR
dla, tome sl LAXATIVE RROMO
oUININA. II hOtieArio 10 davolverGe el
dinerO d no 90 aurs. La HrmA do Z
w. GROVE % halla en aada aAiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12

D., Victor N. Gutierrez
M6dieO OiruianO. TX elumno In
t0rno paDsionAdo p0r oDosiei6n. o.
Sas Pusrto Rieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
fdbIIca Dc MdquIna,-ds IG-
Tar cafe Do Victor capII|s;
San German P. r.

De fabriaan estes mAQuinas del
GamaGo y presio que 10 pidan. Exae'
tamente iguAlss & les que 20 impOrtan
dol sxtrangsro. II tamaiio do 10 pal
gsdAs de largo, 9 dc aneho y II de
alto, vale dos d0llass. De mayor b.
matn auhAn los nraaina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12

an mi gniflso esIado, DiriglEsa { don
Julio Gay, hasienda Santa Ara, Jan
eos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12

Sc solicitan veudedores bue--
nos para este peri6dico.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26

the limit allowed by the postal
authorities, and kept up-if he
wishes to secure the paper at the
regular subscription rates.
Print paper is twenty-five per
cent higher than last year; labor
is more expensive, and if this
postage item has to be advanced
no publisher can afford to con-
tinue in business. The Pioneer
is not afraid to trust it's sub
scribers, but neither the pub
Usher nor the patrous can afford
the penalty which this new order
entails; therefore send in your
subscription money at once, and
keep your paper paid ahead.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
DID NOT WE'D; LOSES FORTUNE.
Father Gave Property to Boy on Con.
dition He Would Beget Heirs.

Atlanta, Ga.-BecaNse his son re.
fused to marry and have heirs, Jasper
Smith, an eccentric capitalist of At
lanta, has sued and recovered valu.
able property decided to his son four
years ago. At the trial of the case it
was shown that the capitalist had
given the property to his son on the
express condition that the latter
should marry and have heirs.
II gave my son." said the father,
flour years in which to marry, and he
has not done so. 1 was anxious for
Thurmond to marry, as 1 wanted
grandchildren; but he refuses to do
so, and so I want my property back
The jury without leaving the box,
gave the. property to the father.
Smith a year ago declined to pay
for a portrait of himself on the ground
that the artist, without permission,
had painted him wearing a necktie,
something which during his life he
had never done. The artist sued but
Smith proved that he had never worn
a necktie and, VOL.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?

The first of the year a new
order of the postofice depart
ment goes into effect; this will
require publishers ofnewspapers
to pay one cent per copy on all
subscriptions to a daily news
paper three months or over in
arrears, or when a weekly edition
is one year or more in arrears
in place of preparing the post
age at one cent per pound; if a
publisher has many of these sub
scribers in arrears he is liable to
lose the right to send any of his
papers through the mails at the
pound rate.
The enforcement of this order
will increase the cost of the daily
In the neighborhood of three
dollars per year, when not paid
IN advance; and of the weekly
fifty cents per year; the publish
er cannot stand this, and it is too
much for the subscribers to paw.
This item should be a notice to
every subscriber to see that his
subscription is paid up within
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
Monkeys lnteIlioence.

In the Breslau Geological Garden q
monkey OF rare intelligence was dis
covered to be suffering from defective
eyesight, caused by a cataract. A sur,
'geon performed a n operation reliev.
ing the trouble somewhat, but the
eyes were still weak, and it was de.
cided that the monkey must wear
glasses to keep him from losing his
sight eventually. At first he fought
the keepers when they attempted to
put on the glasses, but ultimately he
learned the value of the lenses so thor
oughly that he now puts on his specs
every morning and lays them in a safe
place at night before he goes to
steep.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
Wins Office BY Twins Aid.

Boston.-The utility of having q
twin brother who is an almost indis'
tinguishable double was demonstrated
in the recent primary elections by
Joseph Leonard, a councilman. Leon
ard got the best of his rivals by ap-
pearing and speaking in two places at
once-which was more than any OF
them could do. Leonard won the nom
ination tP the lower house.
It was confusing to the politicians
to leave one precinct where Leonard
was talking and find him talking at
another precinct. Disputes were fire.
'quent owe Leonard's campaign
rounds.
The councilman did not explain how
he could be in two places at once I'M
til the voting was all over. Then he
let it become known that his twin
brother, Martin, who looks, talks and
dresses almost exactly like him, aided
in his campaign. y
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
New Enoine Called Wonder.

London.-The British admiralty has
under consideration a new form Of
marine engine and propeller, which
the inventor claims will revolutionize
not only warfare but the navigation Of
the whole world.
The inventor is F. Mailman of Red
burn street, Chelsea. Up to now the
new system has been tried only on
models upon the S%erpentine and the
Thames.
The speeds attained in the largest
of these lead Mr.. Mailman to believe
that on a vessel with the size and
steam power of the present day torpe-
do boat it would give a velocity of 100
miles an hour.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
A New Version,

After hard study Hilary felt sure
that he had the parable of the prodi-
gal son by heart. All went well in
the recitation until he came to the
prodigal's return, which he described
in this way: But when he was yet a
great way off his father saw him and
had compassion, and ran and fell on
his neck and broke it," But, my son."
explained the mother, "he fell on his
sons neck and kissed him" ooh! I
thought he ran and fell on his own
neck, and because he was an old man
he must have broken it!"-Harper's
Magazine.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
QUOTES BIBLE TO DEBTORS.
Physician Takes Odd Measures in At
tempt to Collect Bills.

Boyertown, Pa. - Announcement
that on his SEVENTEEN birthday he will
give up the greater part of his medi-
cal practice, DR.. Thomas J. B.
Rhoades Of this borough makes pub
lie a statement in which he says:
"Threescore years and ten is the
s%criptural limit of mans usefulness,
and I have selected that date for rel
tirement in order to enjoy a reasons
able share of comfort during my rel
naming days here.
"Inasmuch as the sacred scriptures
declare the laborer to be worthy of
his hire, ever so should the laborer in
the AUS of suffering humanity be en-
titled to his pay, and to this end I in
vite all my patrons who know them
selves to be indebted to me for pro-
fessional services to call and square
up their accounts while I am still liv-
ing.
do not wait to be prodded by my
executors, but come forward like
good, true-hearted, honest citizens and
get a receipt in full for all claims"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
Nearly Starved In Freight Car.

Nearly otdFveo III freI9nt Gar.
New York.-George Walker, 80
years old, Of Hackettstown, Md, want.
I'd to come to New York and get work.
He was without funds, and climbed
into a freight car at Hackettstown
while it was being loaded with boxes
Of tins consigned to Boston.
Detective William Kenney, of the
New Jersey Central railroad, heard
means as he passed a freight car
standing on a siding on East Twenty
second street, Bayonne.
He broke the seals, opened the door
and found Walker lying on the floor.
He was almost starved to death, and
one of his legs was broken, a box
having fallen upon him. He was re-
moved to the City hospital and will
recover
Walker would probably have died
had he not been discovered, for the
car was not due to get to Boston for
several days.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
IAN insult TO NAVY"
YOUNG OFFICER DEMANDS APoL-
oGY FROM IOWA JUDGE.
Trouble Arises Over Suggestion Of
Jurist to Boys, Sentenced for Rob-
berry, That They Enlist for
Sea Service.

Des Moines, Ia.-Des Moines is
aroused over the sensational clash be.
tween Judge Brennan Of the criminal
courts and Lieut.. John Downes, who
is in charge of the United States naval
recruiting station here, and which
grew decidedly bitter when Lieut..
Downes wrote to Judge Brennan de!
handing that he apologize for what
Lieut.. Downes termed IAN insult to
the navy.
The sharpest of letters have passed
back and forth between the two-so
intense that inmates of the courthouse
have expected to see the navy and
judiciary come to personal blows. !
It all happened when Judge Bren.
nan suggested that Ross Seward and
Fred Albright, tow boys, who were up
for sentence for robbery, enlist with
the navy, reform, and thus avoid
serving jail sentences. The court sent
Deputy Sheriff Wesley Ash over to
Lieut.. Downes to ask If he could use
the boys.
Then the young officer grew indig1
nant. /
go to your Judge and tell him that
the United States navy is composed
of gentlemen-not felons," he said,
angrily.
The deputy sheriff carried the mes
sage back to the court.
The more Lieut.. Downes studied the
situation the more indignant he be;
came. Finally he sat him down and
wrote a scorching letter to Judge
Brennan demanding that he apologize,
"You have insulted the United
States navy. I demand that you apol-
ogize to that navy through me-" he
wrote.
Then it was Judge Brennan's turn
to get hot.
when I get so that I will apologize
to some little whippersnapper of an
officer who fancies he can make a
~grandstand play-well, I refuse to
apologize" he said. eco back to your
young lieutenant and tell him to avoid
any undue expansion of the head.
Tell him not to get chesty," and thus
the court sent the navy messenger
away. u
Then came another letter from the
lieutenant in which the officer said he
had mistaken the purpose of Judge
Brennan in seeking to enlist the men.
II am glad, on behalf of my SUI
periors, to accept your apology" he
concluded.
Apologize nothing; 1 didn't apollo
gize," roared Judge Brennan, as mad
as a halter. II did nothing to apollo
gize for. Things have come to a pref
ty pass when an old, gray-haired
judge, who has served his country az
long as I have, should be accused O.
insulting my flag and my navy. I'll
just write this chappy an answer, tt
this"
So Judge Brennan dictated a letter
so hot it made the sealing wax on the
envelope sizzle.
And thus it goes.
Sheriff Lopez has his deputies II
readiness to quell any disturbance
that may arise if either side resorts
to violence. He has stationed a dep
uty on the tower of the courthouse t.
take observations should any ava
reserves come steaming up the river
Judge Brennan has notified the DO
lice that they are to take charge i
the worst comes.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-26
Birds Nest Fires a House.

Pottsville, PA spark flying from
the smokestack of a locomotive
dropped into a birds empty nest be-
meath the caves of the frame dwell.
ing of Miss Margaret Bush here. The
incident was noticed by several pedes-
TRANS, and a moment after the spark
fell the nest was ignited and the roof
was set on fire.
i The blaze was put out in time, but
there was considerable damage done
and excitement created.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-12
Tha cornera d the llome.

Few women realize the decorative
possibilities OF corners. The result Is
that even IN pretty and artistic rooms
the corners are too often left bare,
the walls being allowed to meet In
hard straight lines and nothing to
break the monotony.
n small room 1t is not advisable
to all up or cut OF these corners by
putting large pieces of furniture dag
onally across them, for this simply
dimlnishes the apparent Size Of the
room. It win be found that hang
ing furniture viii All the need admir-
ably, for a small cabinet or bookshelf
can be readily suspended, and by its
very construction serve to break the
awkwardness Of the corner m a very
satisfactory manner.
OF course when 1t comes to hang
Ing heavier pieces Of furniture, the
picture molding Is found inadequate,
SO scFew-eyes, or ring bolts, are fas
tened to ahe floor beams above.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-12
TAE sILL coLLEcToR,s DREAM.
He Only imagined That the skInflnt
Paid Him.

The bookkeeper was iollying the bill
collector DO you ever make any col
lectsons?" he asked lightly.
do I? Well, / should smile" re-
rllsd the collector. know that id
balance for $50, don't yor, against
Goldsteing Yes? Well, I got it in
last night, and a ten dollar bill to
SCOT. Made an all night job Of it"
Don't say" replied the amazed
bookkeeper.
Yep: went after it about u o'clock
last night and finally landed the ma
yuma. The junk shop was all lit up,
you know, and there was gang Of fel-
lows hanging around the Office door.
and all Of 'em kicking. Reminded me
Of the angry mob at a Gilliss medo-
drama. The funny part OF it was, they
were all collectors.
Il butted in. What's up. boysg
says |.
"He's in there. replied collector
from Evans & Co. And we're after
blood or money
"Let's get both says l. I'm with
you
well. sir" proceeded the bill col
lector. scratching the mud from his
coat, I'VE made a dash for the door
it was locked. you know-and bust it
to splinters, didn't last as long as a
SNOWFALL In lin July. Then we made
rush for that old sheesieks. He al
rush for that old skeesicks. He always
was naughty sort Of an ass. you
know. and treated a collector as he
would book agent But he got his
all right. Fun? Why. it was better
than looping the loop The old VII
lain's clerks were there. too. but when
he hollered for help they just sneered
and gave him the Roman act-turned
their thumbs down, you know
Then came the crowning glory, /"
continued the collector, with a right
eous flush on his face. "One Of the
pirates found big roll Of money in
the victims pocket, and a big roar
went up.
'Dlvy up Divy upl" shouted a
dozen voices at once.
80 I grabbed the roll Of money and
peddled It out kept the $50 for our
balance and $40 for myself and then
then the alarm broke loose and came
away. It was only dream, you
know"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-12
The Woman
Ih0zyn on Her
OzUn Resources.

, BY M-s. Bessie Eooker 3
WHAT a Woman Brought Up to
Do Nothing May Accomplish
Burying Ones Personally
Sentiment a Forgotten Ar IN
New York-The Work Of DFes-
sing and Studying Women -
Members Ct the Leisure Class
Should Not PAY at Work"