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The Washington bee., 1909-12-04

baltimore visited this city last week.
he lecture delivered at the 10Th
Street Baptist Church last Thursday
by Prof. d. Webster Davis was very
interesting and largely attended.
Mr. L. J. Spencer, who has been
the guest of his son, Maurice c.
Spencer while here has returned to
his daughters home in Wilmington,
Del.
Mr.. VILLAIN Thomas, who has
been visiting friends in this city,
Baltimore and Philadelphia, has re-
turned TO his home in Harrisburg,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Hughey of
Everett, Pa, witnessed the Howard
Lincoln game last Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Blonden and Miss
Bertha Perry of Philadelphia, spent
/ their Thanksgiving holidays in Bal
timore and this city.
Among the Philadelphians seen at
the Lincoln-Howard foot ball game
last Thus sday were Messrs. J. Arm
strong, \. Fisher, G. White, Jr., and
II. Blrd.
Miss Emma B. Wilson, of Will
mington, Del, was in the city last
week
When thinking of drugs and medi-
cines consider only the best, the pur-
est, the freshest. 1t pays to buy at
, the Board & Mcclure Pharmacy Oh
18th St, between Tea and You.
Hon. w. + Vernon was the guest
of Mr.. and Ms. John Chew Mat
thews, ID B2limore, Thanksgiving
day,
Mrs. Elltr S. Foreman, of this
city, is visiting relatives in Rich
mon, Va.
Miss Matte Berry. of German
town, Pa. spent Thanksgiving day
i in this cit
Messrs. Lewis and Sandidge OF
Philadelphia, were the guest of Mr..
Parker Kelly while in this city.
Mr.. NJ. F. Burke, of AZ New
York Ave, n. W. and his little ne
phew, WendelI,has just returned from
a visit TO his old homestead in North
! Carolina.
Mrs. Haiti Taylor, wife of DR.. w.
IL Taylor, of Columbus, Ga, is the
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
James H. Lee of $40 Spruce St, n.
w.
| Rev. W. H. Brooks, has returned
to the city after spending a pleasant
Thanksgiving in Richmond, Va.
| Several marriages have taken place
during the recent holidays. Cupid is
still in the field
Mr.. w. Sidney Pittman, the archi-
tect, is now in Durham, n. c., max
ing plans for the National Religious
Training School, of which DR.. J. T
Sheppard is the founder.
Don't fail to notice our advertise
mentS, patronize them when oppor-
tunity permits.
Minister Ernest w. Lyons ant
Hon. Harry Cummings were in this
city last week
Register w. T. Vernon accompan.
led by Prof. ]. T. Layton went tc
Annapolis, Md, last Sabbath If
which place Mr.. Vernon spoke ir
the evening.
Recorder of Deeds ]. c. Dancy
was in Baltimore, Md, last Sunday
! | 81.
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Danner Avoided

Daughter-Is it really bad form to
go shopping without a chaperon?
Mrs. De Style-ExcessiveIy Young
ladies who shop without a chaperon
are always sure to forget themselves
and buy Enthusiastically Citizen.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-04

When the 5 and 10 cent perform
ance is over meet all of your friends
at the drug store of Board & Nc.
Guire, 1912 IL 18th ST., n. W., the
place where everybody meets every
body else" for ice cream sodas and
the most delicious sundaes in the
city.
Attorney Robt L. Warag has returned from
New York City from meritoIious visit.
Mr.. Jos. H. Price, OF Albany, n.
Y was the guest of Miss Kate (.
Taylor, of 24I7 Georgia Ave, while
in the city.
Mr.. Hutchins of this city has re-
tired her colored coachman, Mr.. JOS
eph Downs who has spent the best
portion of his years in his service.
Mrs. Joseph H. Brown, of Lynn,
Mass, who came to this city with
Mrs. Mary Gardner or 1924 18th ST.,
n. W.. has returned after spending a
very pleasant week.
On Thanksgiving evening the mar
1iage anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fleming, making the tenth
milestone in their happy marital
Journey, occurred at their residence
q O St, n. w. They entertained
their guests in a highly Creditable
manner, and the menu was of the
highest order. The presents were
numerous and costly.
Miss Alice Matthews of Hampton,
Va, will spend the winter here.
Rev. Theo. Smythe of IndianaPO-
lis, Ind. and Miss Minnie Clarke of
Detroit, Mich, were married at the
residence of Mr.. w. T. Vernon,
register of treasury on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilber Roper of this city is
visiting relatives in Suffolk, Va.
Hon. J. c. Dancy, recorder of
deeds, spent Sunday in Baltimore
Md.
Hon. w. T. Vernon and Prof. J
T. Layton went to Annapolis, Md,
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Carter, DR.. c. H
Champion, DR.. Stephen Lewis, DR.. C.
L. Carter, Mr.. w. ]. Austin and Mr..
]. w. Craighead, of Harrisburg, Pa,
were in the city last Thursday in in
terest of the Howard-Lincoln game.
Messrs. Charlie Steuart, w. G
Stuart, Eddie Robinson, and Charles
E. Smith, of Hampton, Va, visited
friends in this city last week.
Miss Appenda Davis of Hampton,
Va, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Erola McDaniels of this
city spent Sunday with friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. w. H. Bruce, visited Balti-
more, last Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Harris and daughter
Inez, were the guests of Mrs. Lall
in Alexandria, Va, last Thursday.
Mrs. jamie Johnson Covers of
New Haven, Connecticut, has beer
the guest of Miss Vivian Myers
Myers, while in the city.
A dinner was recently given II
Baltimore by Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Farror in honor of Mrs. Clara T
Halls guest, who consisted of Miss
Clara Smith, Mrs. Charles E. Hall
Mrs. Clara Hall, Miss Minefee, DR.
Shorts and others.
The following Baltimoreans were
seen at the Howard Lincoln game
last Thursday: Miss Fannie Alex
ander, Louise Smith, Cora Tucker
and Bertha Cisco, DR.. H. F. Brown
Misses Oliver, Crumpe, and Bland
and DR.. F. n. Cardoza.
of Richmond, Va, spent Thanksgiv
ing day here.
Mrs. Griffin of 1906 G St, n. e.
had a delightful stay in Philadelphi;
last week.
Mrs. Caroline Mitchell of this city
Is the guest of her daughter at Louis
vile, Ky.
Mr.. 2rssell T. Walker of Howard
University spent several days at hi
home in Richmond, Va, last week.
Mrs. Rebecca Johnson McAbee, C
The Washington bee., 1909-12-04

the man. 1t is because he doesn't
mingle with them. Nor because he
can always be found with his peo-
pie, and appealing to the powers to
do something for them. DR.. Wash
ington could not have selected a
more brilliant man or a more COM
petent private secretary.
DR.. Washington with the great
work before him must have with him
such a man as Mr.. Emmett J. Scott.
The Washington bee., 1909-12-04
DIT
SOME BIG REDUCTIONS
ON SOLID MAHOGANY
BEDROOM FURNITURE.

Our only reason for making
such reductions is the fact that
some of these designs have been
discontinued by the factories,
which must bring out new de-
signs each year, and some of
the pieces show slight traces OF
having been on our show floors.
We believe we will benefit our
customers more by Offering these
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Mrs. l.. Pollard,

1890 I4th Street, Northwest.
Cheap! Quick! Artistici
Triangle Printing Company, Isz
Florida Avenue, Northwest. Tels
phone, North zooz-M.
Job Printing of every description
Tickets, Programs, Circulars, Plk,
cards, Letter-heads, Bill-heads, State
ments, Business and Visiting Cards,
Invitations, Pamphlets, etc, . sps-
cialty.
W. Calvin Chase, Jr. and Gem
pay
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Southern Beauty Culture
School

ach and do he folio wing ork BY espsTllsdies
ALL BRANLHES OF HAIR WORK.
TREATMENT OF SCALP AND
HAIR, MANICURING, CHIROP-
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AND a. CI 1El[ 1hlK1.
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Giyeus ca Mort
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27

Of tickets the nling Of tickets. the
canvass, tine resistration, etc.. may
result in naught.
The Tribune doesn't care for the
work for the few dollaIs It might
bring the Office, but The Tribune 10
concerned over the legality Of this
election. and we call upon the citi.
zens Of the city to foroe this self gov.
erned bunch to comply with the cleo
tion law to the letter, az elections are
far too costly to have one declared
illegal and to hold tho second one !.
Just to satisfy the whims Of any click
Of mon. The Daily Tribune will un-
doubtedly make an effort to right
this wrong, and prevent such disas
trous results as lave been mention.
ed, BY . proceeding In ooort. But
We are informed that II such effort
is made the bunch having the cash
Of the city under their control will
fight 1t to the bitter end. In this
event there will likely be "things
doing" in Florence In = very short
time.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27
WEAK KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER TROUBLE

Here II q prescription that anyone
can mix at home. Any good pre-.
scription pharmacy can supply the
ingredients named at little cost ;beina
composed of vegetable extracts, It is
harmless and inexpensive. Best Of
all it does Its work we'll, re lieving
even the worst forms Of bladder trou.
BILE, frequent urina tion, back kache. kid.
ney complaint. and by its direct ac.
tiou upon tho eliminative tissue Of
the Kidneys, mako these most vital
organs rid the blood and system of
waste matter and uric acid which
causes rheumatism. f7
Here it is try It. II yon suffer
Fluid Extract Dandeiion, ne-haI +
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce |;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
ounces.
Shake we'll In a bottle and take In
teaspoonful doses after each meal and
at bedtime.
Former sufferers often state that
one weeks use shows curative results
In nearly every instance. and suoh
symptoms as lame back, frequent de-
sire to urinate, pain In bladder aud
even chronic rheumatism ara general
ly relieved within q few days, the
pain and swelling diminishing with
esch dose.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27

allowed TO run behind tho appropris-
tions. then just 70 long will your
warrants be discounted. Colorado
cities Of the second class ara allowed
by law to assess three per cant on the
assessed valuation for the gansrsl ex.
penses Of the town Tbe asssfSsd
valuation Of Florence property ID
about $3.50, 900. Three per cent Of
this $40 800, which 10 de, ived for pay.
ment OF general fund bills and war.
rants. The assessed valuation Of
Florence WAS recently reduced nearly
el0O, 900, 30 the revenues from this
source are &8 900 less than last
year. From what source il this to
be made up. and doesn't that fact
depreciate tho warrants still farther
The time 10 ripe for change In
municipal administration; 1t Is time
to vote men into office who will pro-
teot the city's Golfers and prevent
this everlasting drain on the funds.
The Democrats stand before you to-
day with first class set Of candidates
and 1t would pay every property own
er in Florence, especially. and all
others who favor the advancement oi
the town to vote that party In power.
You will never regret 1t, in fact the
affairs of the city demand 1t.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27
UNLAWFUL PROCEDURE.

The Daily Tribune is not support.
lug the power behind the throne in
this springs political fight, ard the
CITY council. sanctioned by the CITY
attorney, has decresd that The Daily
Tribune shall not publish the official
list of nominations for the April
election. In fact they liave decid-
ed that The Tribune slall have no
more Of the city business than can
possibly be avoided. So
In other words the city officials
now In power are apparently at
tempting to gag the; daily press.
There is q law on the statute books
of Colorado providing. and 1t is ex-
pressly and specifically stated, that
where daily papers are publfshed as
in Florence, that lists of nomina-
tions of candidates for city officers
must be published In said daily or
dailies for at least six days prior to
election day. About the intent of
the law is not the slightest doubt; ;
in fact the law in this regard is
very specific. And In order to be
q daily so as to legally contain
such lists Of nominations. the daily
paper must be published twenty.
six weeks prior to election day.
1t will be remembered that The
Tribune for fourteen yenrs had pub.
lished the lists during the various
oity. county, state and national else.
tons, and. no doubt. this offlo Q
would have been given the work this
year II 1t had supported the 1nde-
pendent ticket. but The Tribune
thought the Democratic ticket the
more worthy Of its support. aud con.
sequently the bunch now in power,
it seems. are "sore" at The Tribune
and are showing it's dislike in this,
its latest move.
Since the law expressly provides
for the publication Of this list Of
nomination and candidates in The
Daily Tribune In Florence. and al nee
the list must be first inserted In next
Tuesdays paper, and siDce the city
clerk and the city attorney, backed In
their move by the board OF alderm en-.
have refused to give this office said
list, it looks like The Daily Tribune
will not publish the list as provided
by law, as far AS the wishes Of the
city council Is concerned in the mat.
ter. there is every possibility that
the election that m to be held here
on the sixth day of April lif there is
one) will be entirely illegal for the
want Of proper notice And the results,
no matter which patty wins. or
which side Of the saloon question IL
victorious, will be contested. About
this there 10 little doubt.
The fact that tho city council. ad.
vised by the city attorney. has deoroed
that this be 20. the present inoum.
bcnts will perhaps not escape the I'm
putation that they nre trying to hold
themselves over into Office for tho
next two years. without even going
through the formAlity Of an election.
aud unless this list is printed In The
Daily Tribune and lawfully. they
may accomplish their purpose, II
suoh purpose they have. or there may
be . special election called to spew
out the illegally elected officers. The
printing Of this list In tho daily paper
Ia part Of tho election law. snd un.
|eAs that part Of tho election prepara.
lions il lived up 70, all the work 70
Or done. the primaries, the naming
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Mayor. NJ. Snow.
Aldermen. First ward--James P.
Olausen and A. M. Smith.
Aldermen. Second ward-W. II.
Mitchell and W. Y. Thornton.
Aldermen. Third ward Jay Sweet
and T. b. Armstrong.
City Treasurer-Thomas Blunt.
City Clerk-Mamie Woods
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27
WHO PUT IT THERE?

1t has been asked many times of
late how it is that the general fund
of the city got 80 far behind. The
condition Of affairs In this depart.
ment of the city is more or less
alarming and the people nre begin
ming to ask the reason why. 1t will
be remem bered that The Tribune
several days ago stated that that fund
is over $50, 600 overdrawn and many Of
the warrants Outstanding are illegal.
The general fund was doing nicely
and the debt kept within the limits
until soourge of smallpox made its
appearance in Florence several years
ago, and then the city's money was
wantonly wasted. AT that time the
oity had Republican ns its mayor
and this mayor had board that was
made up almost entirely OF Republi-
cans
Florence passed through three
smallpox epidemics; it cost the city
5000 to stamp out the first one,
81 900 the second one and only $500
for the third. During the appearance
of the first two epidemics the Repub-
licans had charge of the cases and the
third time DR.. +. r. Aoore was may
or and the disease was taken in
charge by men who knew how to
handle the malady and to save the
oity's money.
The Republicans spent $4,000 to
do ths work that was done by the
Democrats for 5000. There's the
difference In the way Of handling
affairs Of Importance. and there will
be just that much difference in hand
ling the general affairs of the city by
the Democrats aud the Independent
party. This editorial is printed to try
to show who 10 responsible for the
present conditions Of the general fund
and how lavishly the Republicans
spent the city's money. This 10 one
of the very reasons. and the prime
one, why the city has had such bur.
den 10 bear IN the last few years
And now you know where the blame
bel ongs. II good business Judgment
had been exercised In the care of the
smallpox cases. then the citv would
have saved several thousand dollars.
and your general fund warrants
would have been worth par many
years ago. but they are still selling
for five per cent off on the dollar,
and this percentage will be exActed
for some time to come.
Employees of the city should study
out this question carefully. Some
OF you will probably be working for
the city for years to come. Do you
want to earn o. day for several
yoars and yet receive only si.9o re-
munerAtion? That Ia exactly what
you are doing today. II you work
thirty days In u mouth aud receive n
$50 warrant for your pay. you must
discount that warrant to the amount
Of % In order to realize cash on 1t.
without the cash your warrant IL no
good to you. for most Of you are In
no position to hold the warrant for
forty. two months. the time they are
now running. to redeem It.
The Democrats are offering you re
lief. aud they pledge themselves to
bring the value Of general fund
to par NJ soon N possible
they also pledge themselves to raise
lbs rovonues to bring this general
land within the lawful Limitation.
Inst 70 hong ~ the general fund 10
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27

st. Ablan's Guild will have sale
Of lovely things for Easter gifts COM
prising beautiful corset covers, hand
kerchiefs. fancy and useful bags rugs.
aprons In great variety. and many
other useful articles for the house
hold. The ladies will also serve
coffee and sandwiches This sale
will be on Tuesday, April 6 at the
Lobach store, corner Of Main and Pc.
troleum. behold
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27

Rev. Carter's class Of the Chris
tian Sunday school met last night
at the home of Miss Dean Liggett
and . social hour was spent. The
young people enjoyed themselves to
the utmost and report an exceptional.
ly pleasant time.
The daily tribune., 1909-03-27
". A. WILLIAMSON, N. D.
Physician 6 Surgeon

Office over Stewards Drug Store
Hours to 4 p. m. daily. Phone E. 1871
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05

We also wish to declare our position publicly re
garding all legal holidays universally recognized
throughout our land. We will strictly observe at
all times, the following legal holidays, by closing
ALL DAY Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christ
mas Day, New Years Day, Decoration Day, and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

constitution de un partido consevador
agresivoRs decir, con su ideal y con su
programa escalonado2 Y, ante todo, que
cosa es un partido conservador9 I'm
Instruments para la realization de un
ideal, simplemente la concentration au-
tomatica de los intereses creados que Sc
sienten amenazados por Ell avance radi-
cal?
Ell espiritu pel.tico de Mr.. Balfour es
facilmente cornprensible. Sc trata de un
"dilettanti'' Intellectual Ell "dilettanti "
es ell hombre que Sc deleita con las ideas,
las da vuelta y acaba por no quedarse con
ninguna. Despues de haber leido un CEN
tenar de libros hist6ricos sobre la caida
de Roma, Mr.. Balfour fue q Oxford y
pronunci6 un discursO para decir que "a
causa de la decadencia de Roma fue.
isu decadencia !, fatalismo analogo al de
nuestro "Azorin" cuando decia que la
fuerza es la vida Y la vida una cosa mis-
tericsa que surge y Sc retira.
Balfour v" "Azorin son conservadores
por excepticismo. No Green en- la idea, en-
ell progressive despliegue de la idea en- Ia
conciencia humana; Green en- las cosas,
Ell la fuerza, ell el misterio, en- 10 moons
ciente; consiguientemente Sc inclinan a
preferir la continuidad de las cosas las
ideas innovadas de los reformistas
Pero las masas cOnservadOras no pue-
den compartir ese excepticismo. Las ma
sas necesitan afirmaciones concretas y
hombres que afirmen concretamente al
guna idea. De ahi la preferencia que mos
traban hacia Chamberlain, ell afrmador
de la idea imperialista primero, y del
proteccionismo arancelario despues.
Pero Chamberlain esta hecho un in
Waldo Hace tres amos que SUI cabeza ne
funciona. Todavia publican de cuando en-
cuando los periodicos cartas y telegra-
mas en- que ell diputado por West Bir-
mingham excita 4 sus correligionaros i
la lucha, pero todo ell mundo sabe que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-20

esas cartas estAn redactadas poi. su mu-
.ier por alguno de esos hiJos.
La idea imperialista, por otra parte,
ha perdido va buena parte de su presti-
gio. La guerra del Transvaal ha costado
demasiado dine:o i Inglaterra para que
suene al pueblo ingles con nuevas con-
quistas. "El que conquista, paga" Sc di-
cen actualmente los pueblos europeos
ne ha paz de q. disfrutan Los pueblos
mas pr6speros.
Queda la idea de la protection aran-
celaria. Pero la protection es objeto de
discussion incesante en- estOs 1ltimos seis
amos Ell resultado de esa discussion es que
la masa del pueblo ingles es hoy la 1nica
en- Ell mundo que ha llegado a la convic-
ci6n inquebrantable de que ell protec-
cionismo arancelario no es tai proteccio,,
nismo, sino solo un sistema para que las
masas paguen al Estado, por medic de "a
tributaci6n indirecta, impuestos que re-
caerian sobre las classes ricas en- case de
ser recaudados por contribution direc-
ia.
La masa del partido conservador, nece-
sitada de un programa Affirmative, vuel-
We los ojos hacia Lord Rosebery, pero
no tardara en- sufrir un desencanto. Ell
impulse que SAGA de su casa a Lord Rose
berry para hacerle combatir ell presupues-
to de Mr.. Lloyd-George, es tambien de
caracter negative. ST acude a la politica
es para defender los intereses de su clase
social, no por haber concebidO un ideal
nuevo. Los intereses conservad0res de
Inglaterra no encuentran la hora ac-
tual hombre alguno que sepa defender
los brillantemente en- nOmbre del ideal.
La vida politica inglesa padece, como
la espanola, de hemiplejia. Solo que en-
Inglaterra son las masas conservadoras
las que no encuentran hombres Y en- Es
paiia son las masas radlcales
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