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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-06

time to serve notice on the man who
is responsible That's what brought
nae up here tonight. They told me
at the camp that Wykamp had come
up here, and | thought it would be
good chance to get him by himself"
Forgive me, Angus" | said, in
honest contrition. You're better
man than | thought you were; bet
ter man than I'd be under the same
conditions, Pm afraid. What will you
do?"
"Get over on the aggressive side"
The man on the other side of the fire
stirred uneasily and groaned, and
Macpherson waited until | made sure
that Wykamp was still beyond caves
dropping. "Get over on the aggres-
sive side, and begin the development
of my placer. AS a stockman they
can do me up cold, every time; but
when | turn miner / shall have the
entire legal machinery of the great
est mining state in the union behind
me. The boys will be up here with
their picks and shovels tomorrow
morning, and we shall build fume
!
water. Wen get it. Not even the
Glenlivat syndicate is big enough to
! buck against a miners right. And
when we've used the water in our
rifle boxes, it can go down to the
settlers for their burnt-up fields"
81 see," | said. "Why didn't you do
it long ago?'
"The time wasn't ripe. Between
us, | don't hope to make anything
out of the placer. We've all planned
at it now and then, and nobody has
found more than a few 'colors' to the
pan. But it comes in pat now, just
at the right time. Public sentiment
is strong on the side of the settlers,
and against the land company; and
7 | happen to know that President
Baldwin is beginning to be bit un-
certain about this location for the
dam. Did you see the pit before the
coffer-dam went out and filed it up?"
"Yes."
at was fully 20 feet deep and they
were still in this loose shale. If they
go on and put in their masonry, it's
pennies to dollars that the first
clOud-burst takes it out. Baldwin
knows the risk, and so do the stock
holders. The stock has gone down
ten points in as many days. That
was why they got together and made
a pool to try to buy me out"
Decent fgure?'
"Farly decent. They strained a
point all the points, / imagine, in
the present uncertain condition of
affairs; but | wouldn't sell for twice
fifty thousand"
81 don't blame you; it's more than
a money fight"
Macpherson's soft brown eyes
flashed responsibility. "Much more.
We charge Setter with making it a
personal matter, but I'm afraid it's
come to be that with me. The day
when / can run that fellow out of
this valley at the tail of a broken en-
tcrprise will be a happy one for me.
It's the least | can do-and the
most. And I'll do it, if | live"
Wykamp flung his arms abroad like
a man in a bad dream. | laughed
aloud. The grim humor of the thing
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-06
CHAPTER NI.
LA PETITE GUERRE.

It was a sodden thing, limp and
Unrcsponsiye, that Macpherson
dragged out of the maw ofthe hungry
whirlpool and carried across the tot
Gcrjng wreck of the coffer-dam to the
haif-tinishcd excavation in the oppo-
site canyon slide. When | joined
him, by way of the precarious fume-
bridge and scramble along the
steep acclvity down which | had
~ence shot 10 y plunge ia the icy
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-06
Nice way to Cook Bacon.

The incest way to cook bacon is ia
slice thin, remove the rind and lay the
pieces close together on a fine wire
broiler. Lay this over dripping pan
and bake for a few minutes in a hot
oven until crisp and brown, turning
it once. Drain ON brown paper and
serve on a hot platter, The dripping
will be clear, rich fat, excellent for
frying purposes, and the bacon cries
and easily digested.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-06
The BncheIor'a OpinIOns.

The truth that is in wine is about
as sincere as the lies that are in
charity.
The only vigilant night watchmen
are the wives who sit up waiting for
their husbands to come home.
A woman can respect her husbands
business ability if he can keep her
from finding out anything about his
business.
The girl never was born who could
understand how you can love her
without telling her so twice in every
Is seconds.
No matter how low down a man
knows he is he never feels he has
gone to the limit till he let's a wom-
an make love to him. Y. Press.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-06

Adversely tries some men and police
Judges try others. - Chicago Daily
News. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
PLAYA De PONCE
AcuERD0 DEL SuB-C0MlTE ftDehAE-

nm R.fssi rur. SscrsaRrlo asi SUP pa sum
"A federal AmsKieAno de In FiA9A
Pnarto Rieo. .s, ealahrada al diB
al ~.4nSI con aIistencia do toca II uiE a.sS
wrnmapoaos eorralig gion&flos, 50 .@ntadn
sntrm okroS partienlarss, GO Los" mor6s ma
don Emilio Bolsssn oon ns ..lnda cordial
moeIon osrts a don Luis Mnno1 hIvsTa.
yyo~SndoIe no dimitA del nonxe"o s."o az sua~
IsSAsy. d cue AntGs hisn eonhLu" 80 srstarIn.
pra prodiGAndo las lnesa, s, psrt,So' eon o: dn
rr~Yn In busnA mATch@ DEL f@reo' e
non,sgnfr IA fslIcld&d del tsrftno
"a" r. nSs fo6 acogid& con las mAy okss @ - :. II
tyas os aprobael6n y numeKoaos a. ios ca1,.
no-tsnsNmente 10 prodigaron bosos 10: sn
s4PoAS@ IrwsAIAEa menha hfSn uso CO - p4
n-s - nra.fdeuta don JuAa BAnsistS H1s
ar hTeve discuKBo m@ri1shO qoS al rt :, l.
dHsrsnciAs psFson&lSE 10 asp@s aant,ao San
M%rr pIvara, nuneA se hsclS aens,uo ~.
saS,sts.hn eomo en- In pfsHsnta ocssIon ~
"a hyindAhR mAHgan para a@E p.~ ccl.
ar tmnAYeIGtIdad, que nuncs hh"P Il.
STfA su Hrma con tSnbo gnsto Scnao i.o air glr
- aysaanty case: hixo nR DFtil@nhImu "a !,
a. rsfar MLd31 Rivera eopti1sfAHGo ao r.
rnrto IA vIasA poifsco, soclSi PsIN III Il
rrnmay6 toH mil aaeFiaetos que @n sovo 7.
Al IA heeho por 10 PahriAs ala lUs h.J~
Ss.ha nInguno da nneBtroS potlblcu" ls - 1.
ieDaf.dn nor nipR6n conceptci tlJo: q1s ~ T.
HSvaranadoa dMrdoS del advsfsANlo SO t@1h
E6le contra Squsl gFsnds NOM oI"' 10. mAa fe
manN4 poro ue un0s la snvlni@n@I "a earks
eenian per aas n" indomable ensTgfA pas
ssr, ln'ansnT n nsrvsrsoa concuy6 pidiando DIP
80. s' 10 sP".srTs IN s.Sd vaa, pu:' aa:1 :,1
5Snsrso Rico .isns que ir Siguna vss o. M,
eeio ssrA condueido doieAmeHns a. ,oV p' vaiisntsl
ensnoo n NO hay hay snsmigos que combAsir nj ~
eriacios quo hSear. .sn Juan M
Peide la paiAbrR por OIL Nn NIsven
olntr6n, este . 80 vss faheiso oaant,scAns ~ 81
T,or "a diaonrso con oil cual 90 idens - )
rnmsrcSa P0E - con:urrsneia QUE acoiio su peE1p
rssiSa con nutridos spau'os qaa ais.ca a'p'sa ,sa
ado ApAi oil Acto. z para rem'nt uhrofI
Mun.a 3 vsrA y . LA DEMooKAoa1dA' nU.o an i
prassnts vita6s por oil Mno an A Sstiem Dr.
"A Ipos, 70 Ro-E' PrasideDt~, 'nAa Y
Els1sS. mi ssefstArio, Rafael TnF'
- 'Op@' Rafael Tur,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

IAN Iornsca metsmorfosis hsbria
trastornado causandole gran estu-
por. enslquiers otra aua no hu-
biesa stdo grurquesa. LII 1oven oia'
cfpula del 1oaronet air Guillermo.
En aquellos momentos Sc presenso
Bscara esplendida oe auaacia, re-
soluci6ln = energfa. No le faltabs
mas que empufIar IN pufial para
recordsr aquella escanl Gle La casa
de l6cois an Ia que tir0 . 81 crfadt
Fanny q sus pies obligandola re
velar 81 seoreto; percl Jenny era
una mLier fnerte, ma. adversaria
digna de Baears. Dlrante unos
cuantos minutes pe-msnecieron 81
lenciogas ol,servandoss como dos tt-
gres que go preparan para luchar
que 81 miden enbsa con cente-
llanta mirflda. Jenny Sc irg1io se
rena = trarIquila y pronta soste-
ner IL lucha.
-seffora, diio al cabo, : D estais
loca d sufristeis repenttno atsqHe
la ca. ezaI.
no estioy Ioca, nigIa.
= 0amAls tam hi6n al homhre Gle
20 amo.
ESQ es verdad, responfiio -.
carG uronuncIando friamente estas
pslahi'as. ii Jenny coinpreneio cnr
aua rival tIsnis cue hah6faslas. o,r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

frecuencia La calnia co mss terrible
que In tempestad y su vez se Galio
Y esper6, al parecer, qae Haosra
exoresass gu voluntad.
= Mia, diio esta nltims, sen
tandose v fernando una delictlosa
yoluptuosa postura en- 81 put, pos
tura que records,ba San peIfecta-
mente q In pecadnra de antaffo. cue
Ia sefIora Clarinet hubo de ruhori-
zarse en- su faer0 Inferno, he dis
pens6 Ell honor de escucharte y
supongo que tn hsras 10 inismo o
conmigo.
Hablad, sefiora, dijo Tlirque-
% con 8umisi6n.
Soy mas antigua que td,-
slgui0 dicfando Bacaraf y por lo
Que sabes he mi pasado I'D COM
prsnderas de 10 Cue soy capsz para
cumplir MI palabra.-Al oif esto,
4 tuvo Turqnssa la,suficiente rlresen-
/ cia de Amino para estrem et,erae y
manifestar una :specie dc f1bito
| terror. : Escucha, afIadi6 Battara; -.
esa nognbre de qrie hablas. ese hom-
i bre i'll que ElreteIides auerer. le am0
i 20 tamhi6n, lie amo desd'. nace'
Il cuatro AMOS y fus por el poI fuien
4 Gamble ae vida Jenny hizo m
\ geato dc sorpresls y d tsrrol+ IL
Il r., lniero irssr ans y famp'eR y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
LIN conductor de correo
ATACAL0 EN- OAYEY
BE deRemdss

Tomas CulliAan, conductor do I'm eorras-
pordsnefa en antom6vils MI pasAr aver DOR Ca
sey, ae atacad0 por nm indiylduc.
El ausom6vll acahaba do sallr h6sia Atho.
aito, camfnahA lentAmsnts, euan6o oil citado
fndivlduo, que ss ancontEaba smbris gado. In
pefo CON nm foete al conductor Gilman fnauR-
tsndols oil rnismo Eempo.
Ouliman ostnvo oil autom6vil, sa bRj6. v
COMO psraistieri en- m eettbud sl agregor eons
sinnars pegandeis con oil foets, CnlIman, pare
defsnderss, cogi6 nm maEtillo " In di6 an rolrs
sn ia cabssas eaysndo tendido ON oil suslo como
musrto, an cuyi situaei6n parmanscl6 durants
ag ghn tfempo. El conductor mont6 as IN ma.
quins y continue ga camino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

que &c su peeho SO escapsba IN
grito romeo.
liza anna y tai yez Sc morirfa
dc pena; no obstan5e quiso In.
tentar La Ultima prueba.- Mia,
no &c matsr6 porqna ana2s h'ar-
nand0, pero 81 &c guitars ds enme'
dio 81 no me ohedeces 6uranta una
hora.
-aQu6 hay que hscerP
Llama y mslds que engan-
chen.
Turauesa llam6 y orden6 al qus
SO present6: Cue enganchen al ba'
| 10 Ia beriina.
/ Bacara sc apoder6 de los tftulos
de la renta, del de propiedad de Ia
casa 10 meti6 todo ca al sobrc y
j despnes cogi6 las dos cartas diri-
H giSas al vizconde de Cam bolh y d
Il Fernando Rocher Dor Tnrq uess.
Il 1Que haceis? : pregunt6 esta
H al YER que Baeara echaba las cartss
al fuego.
Il -Quemo 10 que no sirve para
NADIA, : contesto con frialdad. -
i Ahora ven oonmigo, y tiro del
Gordon de Is oampanilla y dijo Ia
Il doncella que 50 preseoto: Traed
la sefIora IN aombrero ? IN anrigo.
Il A los tres 1ntnutos Lac Cos peca
doras subfan al coche.
II IA Ia calle de Bucil ordeno
Il Bacara.--iA escaped
La berlina arranc6 con la celeri
dad del relarnrag0 y en- IN cuartG
de hora franqae0 10 distancia qus
separaba la calle de Money, de
Ia de Bucf. Bacar& hlz0 subir
Turouesa So gabinete, ahri5 81
secreter y saco 1ie Ell IN falo q
bflletes de Baneo osro de pape
del Estado, ea tcdo por vslor O.
unos cientn seSeata a. frances
Elm el monento Que cerrana 81 Sc
, creter, ee ptesent6 Ia mia judi
, su proSegida dc Ia vispers y IL pre-
sento Ia frerlte para que IL dies
. i NJ beso.
!. -xEstaa contents, hiia mfa?-
!. dijo emocic'nada BAcara; : sssar
d araenta aurante dos diaa y - pr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

bobre, idme q YER maf1ana la ca-
lie de Blanche, ndmero IT. JennyIS
Pxsose otrs veE en- pie Bacara
ensef6 sus bier forma6@s maEcSi
manos nerviosas Y agilas que ocu !.
tsbar, m11cuios de aceto nalo sps
venaa azules y sd piel diafans.
Dye, pequ eEa. no Sc como nfs
em pezsdo nj 10 que eras aptes ee
In Ia,aSdnientO, nj 81 eres de nueha
fsmiiia has esbado en- un coleglo
8 no eres mas que Ia hi1a de una
portera; pero ld que ST puedo de-
cirte es que 20 l1s oiecloono u. -
era una hijs Gel pueblo fuerba y
viooross, una htja del aIrabal a Ia
one m asustaha un hombre de tn
hatatura.-y al hablsr asf apoyo
Baoar& In manO aobre ei nom 0fo ae
Turuu5sa Que sd dohlsg6 como una
rams baio el aqhilon y SO pnso may
palida.
-2Ouereis matarme? pTegurt6.
10 nt6n sabAi = conteeto Esea-
tk !, iuntandd las manOs, rocco
con elias ell caello delicado de su
rival cen ademSn de apretar. : Mira
al yO ouisiese, antes de que pnCle'
Bes aar IN gritp te anogaDa.r - ut'
quelsA estabs ur POGO panoS, per-
resistfa sin pesbanar Id miraua af'
disnte de Bseara, cue sfiadlo eor
vor SEGA v ccrtada que tenaa vi
braoiones metslicas. .-Escucha, Il
concedo un mtisuto para que refis
xioInes; xamas s Fernandez
Isl, = ccntest6 Tarquega col
acento hrIne.
--Pues yo tambien. EscoJe:
rer,unciss & 81. pero en- Ell acto,
aqiif mismo te mato'
--Ya escogf! : diio Turqtesa.
r. -SRenunclas9
No. le amb lmatadmeI Eiero
al me ana me- vengar4, dilo -rul
uueaa se niostr6 her6ica, PEI
aabfa nerfectarnente que in rv:ra.n0
II amor oue Ia profesaha Fernand,
deaarmsrfa 4 Eiacara, y en- eject
len manos de ests, pr0pbas ssps
tar el cuello da 81 rival, aa aAol
ron de proutr sl niama fleml
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

t!da reeobraron ST. fulgur de anita
10. su labto Sc a1queo con una SON
riss aitenera y desde6oEa y Ia Sc
fora Charnab volvio 3 ser Id Baca'
ra ee les pssadus ttempos, "a loca
criatura que hsb1a enoadenado ID
ncda q su gusto, 7 en- aluei mo
mento. domino Turquess con
tode Ii ssltura de su eataturs = CON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
La mejjor de todas las conocidas
BiBLIorEoA Dc s1A DEMooEAoIA,

toda IL suparioridad da su Eats
experiences. 80
:. Erss muy fuerts, nifia. la dij0
con I'M acenGo mordaz, ir6nioo
volyi6ldala con ana mirsda llenx
de fulgores, pero te olvidasteis
de que soy Bacara, lahcra nos,tras
dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09

ala BORIlQUENDa Targa q Co Nos
oivsdar cue esta casa ss ID jmaa barato cue
rsnda CUE sonttantsmanta Introduce nuavas
nal'eansias axsfculos do alta aovads6. Wis.,
ta hasa 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Manifestations pollticas



Distfnguido ss.aoY: Los cue snsaribsR faarnm
aDg. ns1cs haci6adoasgas arsar que aI particle
rapnhlieano IAborabA por nj hfansstar do In
IslA. Hoy sonvanaidoa do Que no % aaf. pass
en- tni eAso no hnbieEAn ccurrfd0 tantoa dos
prsE Edimianaos qtae han puaato die ha agrupa-
ci6n On seuadrcs, quedando dsada iusRo daslf.
gada do mia eonprcmisos polfMeos. para In
gressr an oil gran par1Ido federal amsrfeahU.
que deasnds los vsrdAdsros inasrasaa da I'm pa-
sria, como 10 deniusatTa sR aetisad eada din
mas puiante vigorosa com oil ipgreso da nu-
meresos com pasriotas que antsa miliaaroa On
si psrtfdo rspubRicano hoy AhAndonAn aus
alas para psdir TN russto sAtrs los fsdsralas
amsricanos.
Muy assntos eorrsligionarios -MonssrrAM
Valentin, Rafael VAlsn,fa.
Lim6n, Usuisdo s7 1904.
ssfior Prssidsnas del Parsiao Federal
Amsricsno.- UMsdo.
senor:
5upicarnos I'd. muy sncaraefdamaata
% sirva naear 20 oIico poF medic de In prsa-
-, que dssde asta feehA noe FssirAnca del
parsioo repuolicano, sn sl. psrssnsefsatss Dor
ccnyicei6n propia.
YEi mahana rssovsmos hssar poIfsiaa 90.
eana que tan lusfdamsnae dir,xs eI vensrnb,s
jefe dom Luis Mrnos Rivera.
RaspstuosRHsnts.
Alfonso osafIaa. joss Diego o.a.s. Jot
Torres. o rusgo dc don JuaM Tfaiias M aidona-
do, francisco Damsnsch.
1909 so' @S as
Ssnor Director do La DHaocaAc1A.
Ofguas.
Muy ashor INFO amigo:
Sap.fcoIs hs IN eonstar On m virti na,,x6s.
co que hasta eatA faeha ha vsnicc sgnrasAo
en- 81 parsido rspubiicane; psro qua arsspsnM.
do Gle hsoer datsndido su poiitica bassarda
anti pasri6stcs. ine SspAro vountaris smants A.
sus niaa vsDgo fcPmar parta On oil 9rsn
partido fsdar&l Amegfeano.
Ds usfsd reipstuoaamenta,
ktonio Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-09
Atomic Torres.
Yauco, Osfu brs r de 1ecs,

Yauco, Osfnbps r do 1893.
Sg Director da Ia DKMOCRAUA
Muy sthor milo: Supltco fnssrts aa Ina ae.
iunnas dc sn AiEstrado psri6dieo, ona hahien-
do psrsenscido OIL NAL ilamado pArAido ranu
biicano ersyendo que trasrfa zni desvensura.
nd, me adhiaro I'll gran partido f.daral amsri.
eano, que % oil Cue daAanda la Hbsrsad " oil
derecho ds nusssra quarida tisrra.
su alto y s.,
Justine Pacheco.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-24
Johnston Committee.

The Central Campaign committee OF the
Johnston forces held a meeting here this
afternoon at the headquarters, rooms 8
and 10, Morris Hoted. Inasmuch as the
first speaking in the campaign took place
tonight at the Birmingham Auditorium
most of the members of the committee
came to the city to be in attendance and
help swell the crowd. A quantity of lit
erature is being sent out from the Morris
rJotel headquarters. 1t is stated that the
Florence Hotel will be the headquarters
of the Johnston County Campaign Com
mittee. Judge B. NJ. Allen, who will be
the county manager for Captain john
ston. will announce his full committee
immediately on his return to the city,
having gone away on a business trip.
The statement is made that the train
bringing back the Alabama Press Asso'
citation from their Eastern trip was poll
ed yesterday and it was found that 5.
were in favor of Governor Jelks, In
favor of former Governor Johnston and
Ylon-CommittaI
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-24
rried to Drown child.

The news of a most dastardly attempt
to drown a 3-year-old child at Naples
Vile, thirty miles above Selma, reached
the city this morning. Mrs G. p. But
terly, a daughter of DIR. e. S. Starr OF
this city, HAD gone to Maplesville to visit
the family of Rev G. r. Wheaton. She
took her little children along with her
A negro girl by the name of Pearl was
on the back porch with Mrs. Butterfly 8
3-year-old child. Florence. There was a
well twenty-eight feet deep on the back
porch coming up through the floor and
which had folding shutters. Mrs. Butter
ly heard her child cry and stepped out on
the back porch to see what was the mat
ter. When she got out of the door she
did not see the negro nurse nor could she
find her little one. She noticed that one
of the shutters to the we'll was open ana
reached out her arm to close 1t as she
went past the we'll Just then she heard
the voice of little Florence from the bot
tom of the well say: Mamma, get me
out The poor mother was distracted
with fear when she looked down In the
well and saw her baby's head just above
the water. In few minutes man went
down the we'll and brought the little
child out safely. When she was brought
to the top and was placed on the curbing
of the well, she was asked how she got
in and she replied that Pearl had thrown
her in" The curbing was at least three
feet high and the child could not have
possibly climbed up and fallen in. The
water was twenty-five inches deep and
came up to the top of the shoulders of
tho little tot.
The well was lined with terra Gotta and
there was a hole In it at the edge of the
water The little one had both hands In
this hole and was hanging on calamity
when the man went down into the well to
rescue her
brought up out of the well. She had evil
IDENTIFY dropped on her feet and had in
stantly reached out her hand and caught
in the hole in the terra Gotta curbing.
The people Of Maplesville were terribly
wrought up over the attempt to drown
the child and at first there was talk OF
hanging the negro girl. but cooler iudg-
mont finally DTeVailcd.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-24
STRONG MEN ARE NAMED
pERsoNNEL OF JELKs CAM
PAIGN coMMITTEE.
nav r. HI. Mccoy Chosen Editor
Alabama Christian Advocate.
( DR.. Montague Accepts Presi-
dency Of Howard College.

t,irminrham, July .3.-(SpeciaD-The fun
campaign Committe for Gov. w. ID. jerks
m his campaign for the Gubernatoriai
nomination in the Democratic primaries
TO be held August %, has been named. ..
ID. Weakley of Birmingham IL chairman
and the following is the personnel OF tne
other members: Hon. Tennent Lomax OF
Montgomery. Hon. t. D. Sanford OF Lee
County. son of Governor Sanford: Col
p. F. Gilmore Of Marengo County; y. M.
Powell of Butler County; Ron. '"
Austin of Elmore County; Hon. Ricnaro
II. Clarke of Mobile; Hon. T. w. ooie
man of Greene: Hon. John y. Knox Oh
Calhoun County; o. p. Gaut Oh JensIsoh
County: John H. Bankhead. Jr.. OF walk
er County; j. H. Nathan of Colbert Coun-
ty: r. II. Adams of Morgan County; j. y.
Banks of Jefferson County; Gen LOUIS
". Clark, jefferson County
The committee has been called 10 meet
In birmingham on Saturday next at noon
when the campaign will be discussed ana
action taken as to work to be done. ne
COMMITTEES is considered one OF the
strongest ever appointed. Each ana ev-
erv member of the committee Is Wen
known throughout the State ana nave
had more or less experience In the work
To be done. All sections OF tine state Us
represented and many interests are
brought into the committee.
Al the headquarters of the committee
establIshed In the Metropolitan Hotel
MANY visitors are being received daily
Good reports are being received already
~ nroeress being made throughout the
state
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that right. The vote Of Democrat m
Montgomery ought not to be nuiiineo
by the vote OF Populist In Butler. II
Popuhsts are to be allowed to vote IN
Butler they should be allowed to vote IN
every other county; but the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee has said that
none but Democrats shall participate In
Democratic State primary"
What will be the result II the pri-
mary in Butler Is conducted in defiance
of the rules prescribed by the State Com
mittee?"
81 cannot answer that question, but II
the vote Of Butler County should be
challenged and contested on that ground
II would present very serious question
for discussion by the State Committee
/ hope the matter will not go that far.
Mr.. Lowe said he estimated that WV
would cover the cost of printing ana
distributing ballots by the State Com
mittee and other expenditures for print
ing to be made by the committee In con-
nection with the primary. Canoidates
should not forget the period In which tney
must send their names to the Chairman
Of the State Committee to be placed on
the ballots expires August list
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-24
SAVE YOUR STOMACH.

The condition of the stomach bears the
same relation to ones health that the
foundation does to the house. Without
q good foundation, the house cannot
stand. without a coed stomach, the
health must fail
Digestion will make and Indigestion will
break the walls of the stomach. Perfect
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poor digestion will tear down health
foundation. The reason for this Is that
the stomach must receive and prepars
all food for entrance into the blood. ana
from the blood into the tissues II the
stomach il not in perfect condition. the
nourishment will be improperly prepared
--imperfectly digested and instead OF .ne
helath- giving and strength-increasine
properties of the food being contriou.eu
to the tissues, stagHatton ensues' lhe
blood becomes impoverished ana poison
Ii forced into the system. -.
The weakest organ OF the pody ee.s
most of this poison, because ior wa'
of strength, 1t Is less able TO resist ~
and as a consequence, disease peens -
show itself FIRST in one of the weak OF
cans which In usually a very important
one. It may be the lungs, liver. kidneys
ar hart and In the case OF women, II
NAV he one Of the organs peculiar to tneir
sex. Such symptoms as shortness Oh
breath. coated tongue, pains In the stom-
ach. palpitation of the heart. fuilness al
ter eating. bowel complaint. ulcers In the
mouth. sallow complexion, constipation,
djarrhoea. dysentery and sour oeicning
are All symptoms. of indigestion.
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gestive organs. to perfect health. This
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ic dyspepsia. as well as liberation OF the
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Kodol represents the natural juices OF
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perfectly palatable, never doing harm,
always doing good. CD thurs.