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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

the open and sign their names to the paragraph that says George Neale has nothing to commend him beyond the reported taking of a liquor cure? They are not built right. They don't fight fair Shedding in the darkness. under the cover of anonymity they plunge their dirk and sink away.
 The Review knows that the mem bership of the Anti-salcon League at large is not made up of the class of men who formed the Leagues special committee in Bisbee. and endorsed Mayor Caven for reelection as the champion of their cause in this city, and at the same time censured George Neale because he doesn't drink. The Anti-saloon League nave a principle for which they are striving in an honorable way. This Is the first instance that has come to our atten ton of cowardice on their part of a nature that Is so thoroughly despicabls and inexcusable. Among men identi fled with the Anti-Saloon League we have many warm personal friends men of principle and honor who de precate the action of the special com mittee of the Anti-saloon League oi Bisbee.
 Go into the worst ring ridden ward. of Chicago, New York or Philadelphi; where the lowest method is resorteC to in politics to accomplish an end ana there is not on record an instance thaf parallels the action of the speeia committee of the Anti-saloon League of Bisbee in it's treatment of George H. Neale in this campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Tho voters of the Second ward
 should rally to the support of L. R. Allen and W. NJ. Edwards. Democratic candidates for the city council MT. Allen came to Bisbee several years age from New Mexico and invested a large amount of money in property. He has made good citizen, and as a member of the city council has stood
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

|, L. c. shattuck Is the Democratic nominee for the council in the First ward. The Republicans will hardly claim that they expect to defeat Mir. shattuck for reelection, but they would like to do so. Not only should the Democrats make sure of the cleo ton of Mir. Shattuck. but they should also give an equal support to Frank Haines who is a member of the pres ent council and has splendid record to his credit
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Thomas Grady, candidate for coun cilman in the Third ward. is known to probably every man in the ward as a man fitted in every way for the posi- ton for which he was named by the Democratic convention. MT Grady is thoroughly identified with Bisbee and Bisbee's interests and his election insures a faithful and efficient repre-. sentative on the licnofur
 sentative on the council from the Third ward.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

George H. Neale. the Democratic candidate for mayor. has been com pelIed to remain in court at Tomb stone during the greater part of the city campaign. but he has found time to stand in the open and declare for the kind of government the people ot Bisbee may expect if they place ihim in the office of mayor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

George Gage nas made an active campaign among the voters of Bisbee since the day of his nomination for city clerk on the Democratic ticket. He is a young man possessing the highest qualification for the office of clerk His election is not in doubt; put down more than 100 majority for George Gage for city clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Jack Stevens, the Democratic can didate for city marshal, has proven to be most popular candidate. His election is conceded practically by everyone. Stevens has worked in the mines for years and is well known as a man of character who may be de pended upon at all times to perform his duties in the ofice of marshal without partiaIity towards any one.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Two years ago Harry Barkdoll was chairman of the Bisbee Democratic club. He at once attracted attention as man of executive ability. He has long resided in this city. employed in the mines. He was selected for councilman of the Third ward in order that the large population of miners in
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

P. J. Mccullough, as street commis- sioner, has already proven himself to be the man in the right place. He has several times been complimented by the city council for the economy he has practiced in street work. His nomination by the Democrats for street commissioner was to insure economical and efficient work in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

The friends of Mayor caven insist on claiming for him the credit for the progressive policies of the Democratic council during the last two years in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
future.

w. M Edwards, candidate for coun- cil in the Second ward, has been a resident of that ward for 12 years. He has been a property owner in the city for Il years. The Second ward has never had representative of the council from the district north of the Catholic church.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

for the progress of Bisbee. W. Nj. Edwards is a worthy man and one who win be faithful in guarding the interests of the city as member of the council.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

It would have been better for MT. Sims if the Citizen had omitted any mention of his connection with the sewer system It is well known that MT. Sims opposed the sewer'wh the first bond election was held The city council had the question submitted to second vote at the urgent request of a large body of business men and property owners of the city who pledged themselves to carry it through.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

this city might have a representative in the council. He is in every way qualified for the position and is de- serving of a heavy majority in the Third ward.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
UN BUEN PROFESSOR
en- BaYam0n,
Peri0dicO que ha causadO disgustO
en- aIgunaS perSOnaIidadeS de la
Ciudad.
Ode muestro corr espOnsal. }

Diciembre 19.-Ma h8 aldo proBsntsdo
y he tenido eBpsciBl gusto gu CoEocerlO, el
jovan AlejsndFO Rodriguez BarEil, que
dssompe1s uuR de LIS eBouelaB grRduAdsB
dc e0tR CiudSd.
En- mi sntr0viats con al senior RodYfgusz
BArFiI puds obasEvsr que, & mas 6s:Rr
cultUEa fno tFato, hay 8n 81, BinoOEidst.
% aus mRnff sstacioneF,y 90 muy Afi3ionado
las istFR8 & laB que ls Einda cumplido
homenble. HAbfa lsfdO ys trsbBjos litsEA'
rios de Rodriguez On "El Hogan" Ga
sllos revsa oondicionsU ralsvautes 81 com
patriots de qua me ocupo, pues GAbs con
sspoutanaidRd xpressr Eu psnsamienbo cue
no son nsda vu|ggTsB
Bsysm6n tieus uu busn cusdEo de pro-
fssoTes del cusl me is6 ocupsndo a medida
qua ma 10 psEmita 10 labor diAria del Pc
ai6dico.
Al ioven R9dgfgusz BsrEil que hon1a
mucho ls nc BILE cults oIaBs de profssores,
la RuguEo IN porvenir bEillants en- 90 pro-
fssi6n = mu& h % tTiunfoa en eI campo lita'
raTiO.
-Ha aaIido en- sutoB dfas On peri6dioo
an OBta CiudRd tituIRdo Juan CRiients'
On oil Cual psreos que 90 tFatR de NORTH.
car q cioTtaB pRrsonas q. merPcen TsUpato,
Yo cFso que los j6venas q diEijen oUe psFi6'
diCo debsn trAtsT an 6! dc coBRB titles la
VoCiadad y pueblo en- que viven nunCa
en- llsvar sBN 1oCisdad y eHs pueblo eg
diggusto y el agrRViO, gus tFas COnBigo sl
doHCOntentO On los hOgAr0U , mas de sOto
graves diEguatoG.
EGs canine 81 muy poligFoBo para eBR
juvOntud que Dc suB pEimsr0E paBoR On el
aEid0 campo de lR pEsngs.
mo hay NADIA nuOvo nj extrsnrdinario,
inicamaDte snimRci6n para lRs fsHtaB de
NAvidad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

81 BehoT F0ra6ndsz Bfsm6n, On la cr6
MICA de "La IluRGraCi6n EspAnola Ame.
ricsnA", haCs este cuTioBo relate:
"Hac0 POGO faIIscia ea 0l Hospital do
Madrid una cisgs de 1870 sf0g, lavandsFs
que fee do Carlos w, considsrEudoss con
rsz6n case do lopgutvidEd POGO fEecusnte.
IQQ6 GiFemos NhoEa del que rsfsre ell
ssfloF Rpbio, de h.b9E mueIto an PsrgG-
Bin&o, Silvsstra Fauttino, de ITO tfi9B de
Gdac, ''pes fsctsmente CompFobRdos', hR.
bisndo GohFevivi1o q ounce hiioU, con-
BsTvando ls denGalufa cosie 1do sin ne
ceaidad de antsojoS ha9tA ga Ultima On
fermedsd?
DiTemog gus como caso suite ltico DO,
COS b. bfa qUR 10 hve1tsjsn mereceTfa
lR peua de qus 90 sHcribiorG IN folisto
doc0meOtsdo de sGs vi1a tan dilatsda,
pGFR evitAr que ssp tenida Inego DOR f..
buloBa, como tRntoE hschos cieFtoa de aus
90 duda & la lsEga, por no acomodarDo &
10 vulgar.
DiEemos. sdem6s, que e} hg,ho tisne
importsncia f,ioi6gies On 10 que Ia du'
Tsci6n de Ia vida humans 90 rtfsrs y
ConV9ndffG 50 veFifoaci6n eatudio. com
pFobaudo feCh8B, O9Rpaciones vioinitu.
dsg, Bi padsci6 eufsEmedades = ca que
0dad, olimaB en- quo vivi6, alimsntsci6n,
natuFalsss, visisS y afeCcionsu fiuicas dc
tan extEaoEdinaEis dsCEepitud.
A los m6diCoa fIipinoa Corresponds 81
estudio de este case exceptional atn
OnRdiFsmos que 10 FeSponBsbilidad cisn.
tffca 81 qusds ain dilucidar fsn6msno de
tel intsE6g.
Y tau consoIador para los visios.
Es sl aspeOto moral dc 10 lopgsvi.
dad; BstantR snas hEcs que oss vieiocits
celebT6 ga cantsnREio; iCu6nto1 de los que
penBEbsn snterTarla hahFSn musEto de
viejoa!
Con decir que nacerfa haeia el sna 1924
y que tsndIfa 81 an % Gn 81 terrible SO ds
la RsvoluCi6n Frsnc0Ea, REombra que hs.
yR viHto pagaE echo amos del sig}o Xxx:
era uns mujsr de veiOtisieto sfiog cuando
naci6 Napoleon sci GEands'', una niRe
dc Cuatro Rl morir Felipe Y; pudo var. 4
Essidir en- Espshs, 81 sntiaEEo de Fsraon.
do vi, Hi0udO una mesa do dies sists
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
Sc DICEiQUE PROM
TO COntinuaran los
trabaiOs de la. Ca
rretera a MOrOviS.
La riqueza agricOla de Vega Baja
Sc desarrOlIa de un mode eX~
traOrdinariO.
Ell ounce del prdximO mes dara
principle la zafra en- la central
"San Vicente.
Ode maestro cOrrespom8aI espscial) }

Vega Bo;s, DiciambVe 18 Gen mu,
chs animaci6n 20 satGn lIevsndo csbo on
auta ciudad, las tEadicionaleB miBas de
RguinRldo,
Buano BeEfs qua sl virtuoso BtoaRdobe
gshor GsFcfs de Luqur, ord6nsEa 30
cbmpRnsro disus 10 pTimeTa aefal 6 las
cinco do In ms II ana y no 6 Iag cuStVc, CO.
mo ahorR 90 hacs. EB una indication.
-YR han tsrminGdo las reuniones que
veufan veEifcando v8FioB entusiAEtGB de
aata lucslidad, con oil fin de FedGctaF les
bases y rsglamODteE de IN COntE0 de los
trucUi6n Bscrso, qaS muy On brsvo 10
inBtalaFG on 8stR ciudad.
Los uefiorsa Am0dec, OteK0 FERnqUj,
Edo. EnTiquez, MRrcheUTs y Rodriguez
SierER, faeron loB oomiaionRdoB para tan
arduR tGTOa.
-El ounce del prtximo mas dsr6
principle Ia zafrR en- ls central "6an vi
csnto'', 10 que propoTcionar6 al ccmeRCio
muchoE dollars = al pueblo mucha animR
ci6D.
-Muy pEonto, Bsg1n 30 dice, continua
TEn les inteFrumpidoB tFabsjoB On I& CarFO
tsEs que ha do unir & ssts ciudad con 0l
vscino pueblo do MoEeviF. Cuaudo dichE
carratoFR cate concluidg, BsF6 Vega BAjo
uno de los principRles centrag comerCialaE
do Puerto Rico.
LA riquezB sgriools de Vega Baja 81
dessEEolla de un modo extraoEdinario
ApsnaB 81 quada un acre De tsTTsno cue ne
ost6 gambrR de cana, pinsB, chinaa' Vea
les ago productive. La pEopiedad aqu
ha GU ntQpIicado Bu valoT.
-Muy pEnnto sste ayuntAmiento conceF
tor6 IN empv6atitO dc a'guon conaid0FaCi6r
pars dscicAr!o mejorRS do utilidad p6
b.ics,
-Ha musEtO 81, II de DiCismbFe, il
respectable DANA dona JOstfs Gonz6iGz
viudR del que fu6 un vstsFano On la poll
tics radical do Puerto Rice, don JoG6 e
Gonzales.
-So hR iuatsIRdo On egtS ciudsd uns
IPgis msB6nics, & Ia quo Concurrs un busr
ndmero DO sdeptoB
Sc hRlla Fscegido en- csmR hEcs mu
choD dias. don M. Rodriguez 6isrrs, aun
que no &c muCho cuidAdo.
-Es tsl ls lluviO do comiNioniatSs dl
toda 10 is's que hs visitsdo esta ciu5at
ga sHtoB diss, que hE htbidn ComsVci8ntt
GUS hs Abandouado el pueblo, debido q Il
fsstiDsoi6n do OfsEtaP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
ANTES
EFECTOS DEL TRATAMIENTO
Por Ell OMAGIL

Creado ell Omagil confOrme a los Glti-
mos decubTimientOs de la ciencia, no
COntiene substantial alguna nOciva v su
usO no preSenta en- absolute el menor
peligrO para la salud. Ell licOr ademas es
de un saboT agradabilisimO.
Generalmemte el alivio Sc produce va
el primer dia, Y ell tratamientO cura, a
pesar de que solo cuesta unos 30 CEN
timOs por cada vez.
De venta en- tOdas las buenas farma
CiaS, mas para evitar todO error, cuideSe
de eTigiT en la etjgHeta la putubra
Omagil q las SPHGS drt DepdSiiO gene
r0t VajSOH L. FRERE. I9. rue Jacob,
PnTiS &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
REUMATISM0 cR6NIC0

AcOnsejamos cUantas persOnas SUI
fren de dolores y reGmas al estadO per-
manente, a todOS cuantOS encuentran
penOsOs los mOvimientOs de sus MEM
bros tienen deformadas las articula-
clones, a las persOnas, en- fin, sensibles
al menOr enfriamientO, que hagan uso
del Omagil.
Porque, en- efeCto, va sea en- licOr, va
en- pildoras, ell Omagil tornado a la mi
tad de la cOmida, la dOSiS de una
Cucharada sopera ell licoT, o bien Ia de
2 pildOras, basta para calmar prom
tamente los dolores reumaticOS, aun los
mas crueleS V Antiques, por rebeldes
que hayan SidO OtrOs remedies. Cura
aSimiSmo las neuralgiaS mas dnlOrosaS
Y cualquera que sea Su asientO: las
costlllaS, los rinOneS. los miembrOs la
CabeZa, alivia los sufrimientoS tan
penOsOs de los ataques de gotta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
Yaricela en- esruelaS de Guayama.
ode nuestrO oorsspOnsat especial }

Ode "uestrO oOrre8pOnsat especially
DicismbFs 16.-HemoB sabido que on
las sucuslaa do eBts ciudad hs girado una
vista de inupecci6 el DR.. Ruiz 8oler, ina'
psOtor auxiliAF de EanidRd, & cauBa de hR'
bsTBe FsgiHtrsdo sIguuog caBoB de vaEicels.
EntsndsmoB que sats en uus nsdida
preventive que mereos el Eplauso do loH
padres dc familia, quisnsB debsn Der lea
primeroB On avitRr que conCurrRn BuH hijou
& Ia eEcuel0 caando 90 hsllsn AtacGdoB de
0BR enfeFm0d8d.
EE GEf COMO 90 pusds svitar mas f6cil'
monta ol cout0gio y dSgarEollo do una epi'
dsmiR de aIts {ndoIe.
OOnfamoB sn que les autOEidRdOB 1Rni'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

Eli RyuntRmiGnto de Ssu Juan hs
impoTtado de InB Egtados Unidos carro1
de acaEo con aug tspaB para la extraction
de bRsuraE. Va era tempo de que Hs cana
biRFan loR CRrEOU que hGc0n este g0rvicio.
Los nuuvoS caEFoH no lsmpazRFGn 8 usaFBs
hRBtA EneTo pE6xim0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
NOmbramientO.
(De nUeshO oOrrsspOnsaI especially

Dicismbre 16.-HA aldo pzopusUto para
el cargo de ofcisl de BanidSd de GEsyamS
con cAEacteE de intsrino, oil doctor La
CBs8.
Vsrsmoa Cuando as hace cate nombTa'
miento defuitivamsDte, pueB yR hHc0 m as
de un Dfo que "a SHta deaemps hRndo inte'
EinAmente squslla plaza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

Dep6sitOs en- San Juan FarmaCia d q
Sr. Fidel GuilIermety. Plaza de BaldO.
riOty de Castro y Sucres. de J. NJ, Blanco y
20. San Francisco 81.
En- Mayaguez. FarmRcia de los Sres. 8a-
iva HeEmanOs, AVenida IL de AgostO y A.
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
En- Ponce. FarmRcia Ruiz de PorFRtas
FaFmacia VillaFOnpa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

terisB el inspector sscoIsE Eeguiran to-
mando tods class Dc prsoauciones sn las
oscusIsH pdblicss para svitRE f4tales cen
Becneuciag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

6POr que fu6 retirada la interview
del Century Magazine' con el
Kaiser?
Ezra imprOpia----manifeStarOn-
publication, en- vista de las cir
CunStanCiaS."
La RamOsa conversation del Empe-
radOr en- ell castillo de High
Cliffe, aludiendO al plan de cam
paha en- la guerra angIO-bOer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
JUAN SACRISTAN.


Las personals deseen recr daramene LA Correspondence
mmO precO la an los ageneS eSpecaes de tOda la Sa
este es DOS CENTAV0S numerO srVanSe dTse Sr Juan
Sarn agente especial de a Correspondence San JUAN
persOnamer va pOr crreO ApartadO Los
del per6dicO da los de la ed6n del domingo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
OtrO gOlpe cOntundente,

Ayor hemoS visto an gentfo inmenBo
comprsndo ca sl popular sBtablscimisnto
"Bl Cialo" y pidiOndo loB eupon0s que allf
ne ofreesn todoB loa compTadoTes para ls
naquina de pi6 THE ArTivf'' de $35 que
brio dsrG dichA casa ell dis de Nechs Busna
Gran bRrHtillo de olansE y tslss 4 con.
tsvoB 40, 900 camisetaB enlzcncillos 20
csntavoB Musblsg, csmsS y fon6gEsfos &
discretion.
y sl ds CaElos III ouando sra unh iamons
de- cusEsnta = ssiV; Coz ailsdir que IIGva'
ba ssis snog Carlos Nv, cpaFsnta dog
& Fernando VII y ochsnta = dos & isabel
II, qusda TODD dicho.
AturdOn GBaB cifFGg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
La "Ola giratOria EN- Guayam
Ode nuestrO correspcm8aL e,peoioI)

Ode nuestro cOrrespcm8aI espeoiuD
Diciambrs l6 Haze tres custRn diaR
90 hR s0tabiecido On sBts ciud0d, y en Ia
piszR del mercado, un Rparato giEAtorio
do lou sefIereB Bull LIuTsFau Mattsy,
aiSndo la diversion de nihoH sdaltoB.
Ea vsFdAderAmentg grande Ia Concu
rFenciR 81 oGrTOuSteI dc lB plaza del msE'
CAdo: SeguEamante poT ser este sl pFimeTo
de "a Class quo homoB viato On eats ciudad.
Felicitnmos q ia smpEIGs qus Cd pusrto'
TFiquGhR, pOr Ol 6xito alcRngado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
Case prOdigiOSO de lOngeyidad
Ina Iayandera de Carlos " y una
filipina de cientO setenta amos.

GPOr que no Sc cOmprueba eSa
edad?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

Eh MEJUR RUN.-Los Rgfora8 Az
wares hGTmGnoR del ComsTOi0 do OBEA plA'
50, Contin6An EsoibiOndo gFRndea pSaidoG
del aCEOditRd0 pTOduCto Ron SaB Lssis,
que ha msFsCid0 lR msjor acsptaoi6n del
p6bliC0. No oontisna HuUtancins neCiVRH
, O. "visjo" do vsFdRd, sin mixtfCaCi0n8
nj RditAme1toa psFjudiCisleI ls lRIud.
No 10 olvideiB, iron San LuiG" calla do
eiAn Joa& casa ssHnFRa AlvaraE haFmsBoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
SOLO Hay uN "RRoMo ouI.

NINA' ese IS eI LAXATIVO BRO6EO QUININA
usado en- todo el mundO para Resfriados en- un
dia. La frma de 6. W. GROVE, Sc halla en- cada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico vieio q $500 los As kilos
Vlgl oali7ltnL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19
Vigor del CaboIIo
DEL. Dr.. Aver

Limpia tOda Ia casDa de Ia cabeza y
hace crecer ell cabeIlo rico y abun-
dante. No mancha el cabello.
Pregunte usted a su m9dico 10 que
opina del Vigor del Cabello del
DIR. Aver.
Preparado por el lDR.J.C.AYER CIA..
Lowell, Mass, E. U. de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-19

Precipitation. O.S5
Viento 6 Las 500 3 m
4 g e
VientO maXimO Is n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-25
=cMARKETS AND FINANCE

it9l5c: extracted, s0sc per ID.
Hickory Nuts-,a per bu
foidawynIn ps1T9s shippers are nsi PAYING the ne
ssSSit 4 No D p; sisss e Clover .% %issa
:ir.@ .Ss iss5s .cn &; cs xhf iSt and 'a'
Hides-No. cured. she; No. 2 cured,
s sns; Ss green; green; tnS zip zip
green. No No. = l. sos sgsc No 10. IA S,se p
calf; cured. No. !. Tic: No. 2. she: cali.
s sos:a s NS Zoe; No. = as per :sss 10:
skins. as to wool, 25c4S1.
Limes--si al 25 per 100.
Lesaoa.-califovnia, sSUS.5o pnr box.
Maple sugar-Ncw. pure. 1bc per Id.
Mushroom.-s0c per 10.
0s,os--so9 I5c per on; Texas, ti,so
SiSo PR Su' Spanish. siaS C erste I'm
IL 10 day.: diamond headlisai kero-
sene shc: ,turpentine. i1 barrel lots.
ornnge.-Caiitornia navels. $3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS; Cubans So %
rop Corn-.Ears. IL @sc per 10
Goa Csc per bui new Bermudas, 81 so
per bu. s! per Dbl; Floridas. 1925 a LOO
umphs, sll5Hi.25 per bu.
rouitry-Hens. i14ll l2c. chickens.
IL a ii ~ DrolierS, 25c. geese. I ~ sc,
ducks. l2Ql2lsc; turkeys, 13Q 4c 10.
Proytsioh---Mess pork. 1880: family
pork. sl1Ql750; light, clear. $3.50
heavy. SIS, smoked hams ION Gle: dry
salted briskets II q &c: shoulders, SMc'
picnic hams, Sc. bacon. u oil hc; lafu.
In tierces. 9Ac; kettle rendered. lOA c
per Id.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s225Q2SO;
Alabama. s3.25 case, Missouri. s3.25@
$50 per case.
sweet Potatoe.-riiinois. s2@2..5 per
hU: So per Dbl
sugar-Crystal dominoes. $3.50; eagle
tables, y725: cut loaf. s7.25; cubes,
,EsS' ANHH powdered. s6i5; grsnu,
bulk, 1915; graduated. in 25lb cotton
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IN LOCAL plAIH0U5[5:
LYCE Ell M.

combination OF true love and
Yankee audacity that causes a wealthy
and handsome young American TO lay
siege TO the heart of reigning prin-
cess. even before her throne, provides
the theme FOR "Graustark, a drana-
tization OF Gorge Barr McCutcheon
thrillingly romantic novel of that
name, which was presented by
Vaughan CHASER, Fay Courtney and
their associates in the Lyceum theater
Sunday evening. To be sure. the con-
quest Is an unusual. II not an impos-
sible one, but il is intensely absorb
ing.
In the book Grenfall Lorry. the hero
OF the adventure, meets the heroine.
Princess Yetiva, of Graustark, on a
railway train In the west, while she Is
touring the United States incognito
under the rather unromantic name of
Guggenslocker. There is an exciting
adventure, involving a trip through a
steep mountain pass, and Lorry. Of
course. becomes infatuated. But all
this is taken for granted In the play.
and the curtain rises in Edelweiss, the
capital city OF Graustrak, small
European principally away up in the
mountains Lorry. accompanied by
his friend. Harry Anguish, has come
in search OF the mysterious Miss Gug-
gensleeker.. whom he cannot forget,
but no one in Edelweiss has ever
heard the name. Larry is In despair
when a woman OF distinguished pres
ence, evidently person of high rank.
passes him in a public street and he
recognizes in her the object Of his
quest. She sends a note inviting him
to call the next day. but they meet
before the appointed hour and under
most unusual circumstances.
Lorry and Anguish accidentlly get
wind OF plot to abduct the princess
that very night and they resolve TO
save her. not Knowing she Is Miss
Guggenslocker." Lorry beats the alb
ductors 10 the princess's room and
while warning her Of her danger dis
covers that the princess is none other
than the girl of his dreams. Thus her
highness is saved and she shows her
love for Lorry by shooting down the
guard who tries TO kill him.
From then on the plot develops
quickly. Lorry resents an insult 10
the princess, is challenged to duel
with Prince I.orenz. Of a neighboring
but before II eau be
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CALF HAS TWO
HEADS, EIGHT LEGS
MOTHER REFUSES ATTENTIONS
TO MoNsTRoSiTY, WHICH
LIVES ONLY FIVE HOURS.

natural freak in the form OF 4
double calf" or rather a calf having
two heads and eight legs with one
complete body and another partially
developed body was the attraction
that brought scores OF butchers to the
store OF Benjamin a. Eggeman on
Cadillac-sq. Saturday morning. The
freak was born at the slaughtering
yard Friday night and lived five
hours.
None OF the butchtrs had ever seen
anything like Ii before and the own
ers may have 1t preserved and kept
as curiosity. The freak Is evidently
twin calves which grew together be
fore birth. one being OF natural size
while the other portion is smaller and
not fully developed. All OF the eight
legs are fully formed, however, while
some OF the organs were found 20 be
separate while others were not form
ed in the smaller portion OF the double
calf
The COW refused TO nurse the mon
strosity after its birth. thus bringing
about it's death.
The last freak that any OF the butch
ers recall was fully grown tve-leg-
ged heller which was bought by the
late George Beck In the open marke,
at the stock yards and kept by him
for nearly two years.