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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

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L4 DEMoCRAClA On 1897:
<Todo en- ell la voz, la fgura. ell
ademan, ell gesto--es propio para domi
mar y atraer las multitudes.
Sus mOdales son frances sin ser brus
cos. --~0S - 20 = -
Slente 10 que dice y dice 10 que sien-
ted con tOdds las energias de su tempe
ramento sicero indomable.
:. NO es orador, y sabe, sinembargo,
olflglrse al pubIlcO y hablare ell lengua.
Je de la verdad lisa y escueta, sin gaIas
HtPrar1as III fioreOS ret6ricOs.
Su ialento, claro segdro, aprecia
con sorprendente lucidez las cuestiones
pOliticas.
Ante todo es un caracter. y ha dado
prpeoas de SOpdrtar, con impayidez
estoica, los rIgores del infortnnio.
Reune dos VA ores que no siempre
Sc encuentran unidoS: ell que mace de
la 4ntreplde1 personal y Ell que engen-
dra las virtudes cIVicas
Del prlmerO sc cuentan rasgos que
lie dan proporciones 6plcas,
I'll segundo 10 ha demostrado de mo-
90 brllla~ te en- yariOs academies de su
vida pubhca.
Cuebas ia vivido mucho tempo en-
la gran Republica del NOrte. ali. en-
aquel pals privIlegiado, supo adouirir
lndpreclaoleS cOnOclmlentos y ese SEN
ucQ practlco de las cosas, que tanto ca
racteriza al pueblo americana.
su historic politica es Iarga glorio.
sa: no cabe en- los estrechos IimItes de
mas cuantaS lineas.
Basta decir que figura entire los ve-
teranos. que ha sido en- todo tiempo.
en- toda OCCASION y en- to10 lugar, uno de
los nomores mas netables del partido
autDnomlSta.
Mayagdez tiene la gloria de contar-
le entire Sus nijUs mas ilustreS.
Su popuiarldad en- aquel pueblo no
uene AmlteS, donde So le estima res
peta en- 10 muchO que vale.
Fue de los primeros en- adherirse 4
La eFO.uclon liberal, que IL cuenta en-
tire sus MaS caracterIzadOs mantenedo-
res j.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

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LA DEMoCRACIA On 1897:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
Ia Candid TURA REPUBLICAN, De Ponce

Nos dlesn de San Jnsn. que h& cSnsado
entire loW pFOhombPee repnnliC&nosI nn pro-
fundo dIpsutRo In cAnd1dAIurA praSsntnda por
el unite uiBidents de Ponce para deIegados
la O&mAFas,
Uno de slloB dijo p6oiicamsnts gus sra
uLa vsIs ,p1R, que sn iDg&E del Lcdo. lSarrA
CAp6 y oun Pedro j dAn Rosay, rspuo oica NOS
10 hAyAn pueSeo AIfSEites DlAB ya Tomas
Carton dc quienss aIio qua cxAn aIos dos gran
dss brutas Del pAEsido.@
T.u otAn sc csnsuFAbG IL eleeci6n de an
tsl don UoAidino Ooion, autsn nsdia conocss
an jDgAr de Pedro juan Bstosa, qGtsn no podl
aallr deieRAdo Warrington. que no se
nxnItnabR Gao hAbisndo Poncs IN psdFO
FonrpteF un Pancho Para, un R1saiys nm
Antonio AriAs, un Luis OARaIs oGros de mas
prssaiglo que los propusSsos.
RssultAdo que L. tai esndioAfura nia CAL
dn an San JaAn como una bompa, hAakA Luis
sAhehex Morales hA m1nitsstSdo que no duie'
70 30 Is propopgR poR nirR6n Districts pues
pisnss RasiFAras q 10 po, 1,lca para dGdtsArse
sxelusivAmenHa n sna negos1Os pRFSicnlar0s.
Por 10 que so vs., In division es cAdA vez
nRs prcfunda sB sl pArtidD snysrsArio.
D,gstBn BssosA 80 siEAn osgoail3 pOr
IN pussGo Qua no han de eorseRuir, pnss al
sandiGRto Washington l0 sAsAEA Hr1uLIknfe
al pRrtdo fsdersls
Las oandioafnras rspt bJcanas do Ponce
9GuAyAmS aon Hambi6n oolsto dc viyos CO.
msDIa.icb en- San Juan.
snponsmos que igrAl paAaIa con Ia de
loI dennis diaSribos, asgGa va9@n aAiendo.
HAstA in fschA tooAvfi no 50 sonocan, 10
Gual IbdlcR que pArso GS iaborio9o.
Aver dStiA III Pofs or. nm ArHieuIci sE.
DloI o. ID iusslclA ss.6 con nosoEros.a
Y sRs sH el griGO que IarsAn los nknfra-
goa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
NUESTRO REPRESENTATIVE
A WASHI NGTON

FL Directorio del PartidO Federal,
oon Ia conformldad de los COmites, ha
nroclamado candidate para Represen-
tante en- Washington, al dlstinguidO puer.
torrIuueno don Felipe Juebas Arredondo.
hi senOr CueDaS IS unO de los anti
6uos iuchadOres del pals. SuS cOLdicio-
Ges do caracter, su llnstracion, suS SER
vicios 4 Ia causa de la Hbertad de esta
terra. son merltOS mas que su6clentes
nara que ell parCido le eleye al alto pues'
10 para one 50 le designa.
HI senOr Cuebas reune ademas otra
circustancIa ventajOsa: p0See a la per.
fecci0n el in9les asi como cualidddes
apreclables de oradOr, circunstancias es
tas muy necesarlas hoy en- ell RepreSen-
TAME en Washington, puesto que ell Con
gresO americana concede al delegado de
Puerto Rico vOz aunque no voto.
COnOCe las pFaCtlcaS americane!s Dor
haberse educadO en- aquel pals, es can
djuatu grA al gObiernO, pOr sus senti-
mienJOs amePicanOs. BaSLe decir que
OuranCe este periodic de guerra cruel
nuestrO partiuO, el SenOr CuebaS ha sido
Ell unico federal que ha conservado I'm
alto enpeO en- la admistracion. Ea la
9poca espanola, ell senor Munoz Rivera,
que apreclaba las cOndicIones de inteli-
"a I'll cargo dc administrator de la Adua
ma de Mayaguez, cargo que aun de'sem.
pena en- ID aCtualIdad.
no dudamos que ell senor Cuebas Sc
hara acreedor la confanza one hoy
deuOsita Ell el nuestro partldO; y que en-
Washington sera ante tOIo, ell vOcero
del partl % federal y TN f1el interprete
de los sentlm.entos y aspiraclones de la
c0Iapti ViuA0 que la oilQ0.
kl LrIunfo q el senor Cuebas ea in
discuuble. Ell compute de las elecciones
no pued8 menos de arrojar una abriama'
dora may orla en- favor del partido fede.
raj. 81 los repubncanos, en- las eeccio'
nes paSadas, p Adleron eleBlr al senior De-
getau, lodo ell mundU sdDe Obedec.0
que el pat tidO federal SO retrajO. Pero
este anO no pasara ESQ.
A Washington ira la verdadera re-
uol palS.
A Washington ira, ell candidate fe
deral DON Felipe CueOas, quIen desde
luego telicltamOs por ell nonor do que es
0bjeto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
CO mite local del Partido
Federal americana

El Presidents dol eomit6 del poblado dc In
CtdrA en- AssnsA communication fsehA ID del Ac-
suAli Re sirve inVisAr tjdoa Los corrsiigi0na-
rios de essA cinoso para un Gmsshnge os pro.
psGandA que tsndrA ipgar an Aqosi!a IocRitdad
sl a0miDgo proximo a1 del mss qua cnraa y
cuyG ac1A rssnisara ssp.6ndido. . jnagar por
Aos prepAFAtivoa que dc vienen hRcisna0.
70 ma ComplAsGo an hAcsR pG oiisA dicha
in vibaeton espersndc de todos ios corrsifgio
nArIbs de sstS ctndAds que les sea pos1bie, se
oIgnIsn concnrrir sAn pAsri6ticA fiesta en-
donds reinArA ei ordsn m&s eompieto como en-
todos los actos de nnest1o gran paEtld0.
Cfguas, Sabre. II 40 1909.
EI Presidents,
Modesto SOFA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
San JUAN
N GDTA@ POR CGD DEsEREO

Gstismbrs, 1e.
Ia 4San Juan FfAtsruity9 ha RcordAd0 d&r
una larana sl domingo 81, las ocho de sn no.
che an tos sspacioa0a sAIonss del Q impo
Sa bido an no tcdRs las nestas que d3 esta
aocitdad, niempre datAn grAtos recnerdos
HabEA eAERos elesarlcos daapnes dc la 1A-
rana.
Aver fu6 suspsndido nm mssting republi.
eand az hAbfM de vpIidcarse en- In plaza de
b BAldorIoty,a cAusM dsl sscAso p6blie0 que con
ccnEE6
PArece que varioa pr0homhrss 90 negsrcn
N teInAr psFse en- aste meetlng, por oil LhmsEo
. In claae dc gante cue hAtfa eoncurrtd0.
PROBABLE CONFLICTO -Sa sspera de
mn nhomsnso n osFo Que assAIis nm eoi Il cto an
nya Goa conocfdas Naelones de primer ordan.
F,os consules rasEactivos han recibido Or
Aanaa urU IN tfsimas do reairMrse.
En cmda una de dichas nAcionss Fsina una
COL fasion indsscEipalnle > eAas movlmsn.O
rnl,lGsr, ocAlfJnen gFsndss sussos ossmAyos.
PmrE amman al pnsUso P,spA@ = - - -
lnchRs Ios az noEes =. sslsInos 4opss = ~ s@s
DFden dc gsmibiF ~ WY rolsn o@1lI.s - @S
RMdm EaxEmHA 6A AlA0 &@aksVkAA11@M@s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

iebrados en- lA cfndad de BArcalona (EspAhsl
en- 1a ls Mayo de esta a61.
M coneclAmos III ss nor N .gr6n Flores co.
mo PoeaA; psro IN coca posIcl6A os que nos ocu-
pam0s 10 AcredisA de poesa nsp1rAdo psnsa.
dog,t y de ssttiissa correcso hArmoRIosO.
NososroB Le fslicisAmOs pOr e9e agiunfo, y
esperamos conocsr oteos traDajos suyos qae
Acrediten sn nomDEe AItsrArio.
DAmosIe tambien lac ggActas nor al eiam.
piaE CON que NOS hA chasquIAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
DUYSTER AVOCADO CONSUL TOR
DEL G0MIlE LOCAL Federal

1a Ledo. George e. Dayater, guxiiar del
Jues McLsary an 4s eopIlAcfon do los falios
dsl TrtbunAi S0prsnas,, preaidsnte qua fo6 de-
I'm LtgA MnnicIpal ael Pueblo de NV York
organisation compartments cpaessA TAm
rnany Hail, ssr& propnssso en- la pr6xima reu-
ni6n asi OomitS local del PArsido Federal
Americana, como aDcgado consnitor del par
sldo On Asunaoa slecaoFAiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

Gata tarde &c prep&ran los rspubAieanos n
celebrar 0l nesting que suspandferOn ayer poV
fatf de pdbiic0. Han estado todo oil dia h q
ciando props gAnda para que eoneurrA algdr
phbleo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
POE n

p'sRsr,..n nsolo Nuestro ftEeoI, on mn fi,Ileso
BoIs,ir Snta lnpReao ep 10 tipngrsff del
pI6t pno'icado al Whpr drn Ram6f Re
FoT hat,,ro, ~ poebia que IfuA pEsmIAda a0n In
~ a' lasgos aIlrelss ssplgitlatIEs 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
La ; cilsi6n eS nlagnffca

Mameye
mar
cafe nuevas han dtmo no antac
, su CT
S. r. Palmer, San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

w'REOOMNNDAMOS nusstros amigos
. hotsl &Ths AEarfnaS. San Joss NO 1. CAPITAL
Por IN din de hospadafe, IN dollar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

En- sl vapor sCoamos IN smbsrcado hoy
para los EstAdos Il nidos, donds pienaa jar au
reaidencia. In distlp 2 aida famflfA del sef1or
Maflenxo Ointr6n. Falls vlsjs le deseamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
LA DEMOCyRAGJIA

Ell pr6ximn domingo saldr& una comisi6n
do oraaorss para MAnaif en- propaganda unio-
nlatR Con esn motivo rsinA gran entusia smo
sn ell cltRdo pusbic, donds 30 espera eonstituig
un nuevo Comlte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

Dentro de amos dias saidrkn q recorrer In
fssa, en- viata da propaganda, los soatsnedores
do In tesla unioNtsiR.
DGda In reGcci6n que 80 hA opsrado en- In
assR favorable q esaa idea, dfeha eRmpah& pro-
msts un resultado espl6ndid0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

Sc habIa de ciarta colecta que do esta rss-
lfzAndo f0rttoTS semanalmante entre loa am :
plaados manicipalas, para aostenimisnto de
eierso peri6dco que arrastra una vida lknguida
Estos procadi mfe nsos nos rseusrdan los
Cus rs sm pleaban en- siempos de In Dlpusa-
citn Provincial en- favor dc sLa InteRridad
N&eional.S
La historic ss rspite.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08
Conjuror's House.

Sir. Stewart Edward White has just
completed for the Saturday Evening
Post Of Philadelphia, a stirring serial
story Of love and adventure in the
northwest. The tale is entitled Con-
jurors House, a Romance Of Free
Forrest. The scene is laid at an iso-
lated outpost Of the Hudsou's Bay
Company. and the characters are a
deyil-may-care young soldier OF for
tune. the old factor and his beautiful
daughter. This fascinating story
Will begin in the Saturday Evening
Post for April 10th.
The same magazine announces f0I
early publication one OF the chief lii.
erary prizer OF the year-a short serial
by Gilbert Parker, author Of The
Right Of Way.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08
NOTES ABOUT DRESS.
Novelties That Render the Gowns of
the season stylish and
Attractive.

The newest collarette is the ALEX
andra Victorine." It forms a short
capelet, falling rather fully over the
shoulders. and has a high collar; the
lapeis far from the cape down 10 the
feet. says a fashion authority.
Mixed Persian col0rings are highly
popular In galloons, and afford pretty
touch Of color in dark gown. Japa-
nese embroidery on silk bands also is
favored for cloth costumes. A novel
trimming seen lately was the border
Of 4 cashmere shawl set on the foot Of
a reddish brown cloth suit and ap-
pearing in narrower bands IN tie bor-
der Of the bolero and bands Of the
sleeves.
We are once again 10 parronize fur
hats. the-e being mostly made OF sable.
and trimmed with scarfs Of lace. Lace
Of the coarser kinds j. much used for
millinery I'm Paris. and a sable hat Of
last years date nav be easily reno
waited by a gathered brim Of ecru chif-
fon. covered with a scarf Of lace.
The high novelty IN belts Is a waist
bard formed of thin white leather aid
in folds. Some are 50 high as 10 be
almost corseiet. others are about
three inches vide The buckles are
high and narrow. and sometimes are
both I'm The front and az the middle u
the back
Tight-fttinr jackets are once more
bound round the basque with broad
tand of sable. mink or chinchilia. The
Louis ouinze tieht-ftfing jackets have
the turned-orer collar and single rev.
ers. and cuff gauutiets made Of sable,
ermfre ~ chinchiiia. The coats arr
essentially for visiting OF smart fuDc-
tions- the waistcoats are of the rich
est ancient brocades embeilshed With
Old iace. and fnli deep friiis - ace
fsli over the hands.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08

Interest in the Bartlssville oil
field hss been renewed BY The
Infringing in" Of well No. 10.
which has q capacity sstimsted al
not less than one hundred barrels
a day. Oil sand mas been peneirat-
ed 10 the depth Of forty feet The
oil field Is now controlled by the
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil
company. composed mostly oi
eastern capitalists, who bought the
lease holdings and other proper
ties Of the Osage Oh company,
which drilled the frst wells. F.A.
Bates of New York, president Of
the new company. ana a. P. Nc
Bride. resident manager, are at
Bartlesyille and have selected sites
for seven new wells
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08

Farmer Civ. III. Lee. %. 80


Pepsin Syrup Co., Monticello, III
Gentlemen:-My seFen-mODths old
baby was troubled a great deal with
his stomach and bowels. / had tried
numerous remedies with no good re-
suits. until the baby lost much flesh
and was in very poor health. A friend
recommended DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
PepsIn. ] procured l0c bottle at
"Hud's" Drug Store and gave the con-
tents TO the baby according 10 direc-
tions, after which there was de-
cided improvement 10 his condition.
Have been giving him DIR. Caldwell's
syrup Pepsin for about month with
very satisfactory results, his stomach
and bowels being 10 a good healthy
condition and his former weight re-
gained. Very truly yours
ALLIE JACKSON.
For sale by Peoples drug store DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08
BITS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.
some SNAIL Items Of Information
which May Be Of Use in
Her Work

Every ouEekeeper enjoys convent
ences for her kitchen. and Of these this
year there i 10 end The new nre-
proof serving dishes are 10 Be con-
ue1ded OF The score Of economy and
labor. These come in pretty German
ware. blue and white and brown and
white. and tbs pies. puddingz. cusrarcs,
pattses and casser0les cooked Il them
can 20 directly from the oven onto
the table There are also small Gov
cred lars Of the sane material for hold
ing cream cheese These can be put
On the ice and taken from there 10 The
table without having 70 make q change
70 q fresh dish. says the Washington
Star.
To pat under these hor dishes there
are pretty blue and white tiles. with
felt backs. These VIII outWear The
oder wood and willow mats and viii
not necessitafe laundering Ike the cot
ton table mats. They come from IS
cents mp
Every woman who has tried cutting
potatoes BY hand for French frying
VIII dNLL O44r Va AAE A1-+FA -----~%
little fruit and vegetable siicers. These
are Of wood. about the size Of Al ordi-
nary crater. heavily timed, grooves
taking the place Of the Crater. Amov-
able guard presses the vegetable
against the sharp edge Of the grooves
and across them, producing plain fiut-
zngs. lattice cuts or "shOesfrings," as
desired By means OF this time-saving
device a dozen potatoes can be pre-
pared in ten minutes. the results be-
ing rot only uniform in size, but newer
and prettier IN every way. The price.
Is cents. puts the Slicer within the
reach Of all
Ground pepper, say those who know,
Is more largely adulfersfec than any
other article of'fOod. For those who
want 10 gee the pure spice there are
small pepper grinders for the table OF
either china or wood. A whole pepper
Il put in one Of them. and ground over
the food as required by individual
taste.
For the person who suffers from cold
feet in the winter or the individual
who wants 10 guard against taking
cold IN an insufiiciently heated cOun-
try home, OF when sitting BY the win
dow, there is nothing nicer than the
new wooden overshoes. These are
black outside and white in. with a soft
leather sole. and lace up about ankle
high. They should be large enough
20 slip over the ordinary shoes. While
not handsome. they are exceedingly
comfortable. and would make a sensi-
bic gift for one who drives or one who
sits al a cold desk for writing.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08

A. is vel known. certain species Of
snail form favorite dish with French
gourmets. and the cultivation Of these
lard moliusca fs conducted On a large
scale in the outlying suburbs Of Paris.
particularly n the department. Of
Aube. where there are large snail gar
dens. with Plantations of thyme, mint,
parsley. and chervl Tor the animals
10 feed On When a Freedman takes
s1ails Wild be leaves them If prudent.
. few days to digest their last meal.
fer there s. 3 current beef th&t they
nay be dangerous II they have recent
~ fed on poisonous particularly
Record-Hcral1.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08
Katy Route to u. c. v. Reunion al
Dallas, Texas.

Round trip $3.50. The NJ. X. & T.
has been made the Official route and a
special car viii be set out for the vi
nita delegation. Tickets on sale April
18th, 10Th and 2lst. with return limit
April 3Oth. BY payment Of soc extra
tickets may be extended until May
18th. Stop overs permitted and SIDE
trips from Dallas and South McAles-
ter. For further information call al
NJ. K. & 7. Ticket office. H. G
Lewis. Agent.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08
First published April 4. lste.
Warning Order.

i.sIss ksI.ss,I IsTPSisory. -; =
n the Us District Court in the Indian
Territory sitting In and for the Northern
district thereof sf Flnita-
Allen West Commission Co. Plaintiff.
V.
l. G. Sinnsff q Co, Denfendants.
Toe defendants. l.. G. sinnetf and James
~ slnnEtt. . partnership doing business
under the firm name and style of L {. sin
Dett and Company. ~ einnett. Oklahoma
Territory. are warned 70 appear n this
c0urf within thirty days and answer the
c0uplaint of the plaintiff. Allen-West Com
mlssiOn Company evaporation of St. Louis
- Elssouris
CHAs. A. DAVIDSON.
Dec. =. 1pl. L. clerk.
Preston :. Davis.
Attorney for the PLAINTIFF.
D. u. WiIs0n.
Attorney for the nonresident Defen-
11rfe.
eeGI
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-08

hamuztzon ard ulcerztIO1. and cures
female weakness II makes weak women
strong, SICK women xell
III ls Nitl r.ezE1rE rcr1z1r1e1o d. r1crrr s
uesscsue- writes Blrs- Nora Tlpt1z. q Crcpper
fCruurer Sxzf10ui. S1eiby Co kertnrky- -f0u
reuaer-oer z1y czsr A'zs cue q female WeakEess
ard wezk lu1zz ] had - APPETITE ard woGsc
olten spst bod wzs c1111ed 70 ny 1rc almost
half of the ti-1r and cozl1 hardly s-zzd c1 ~
fcHr zt times for t1e TrziEs thrcug1 ny wl1clc
bodV and system nv hustszrc had tc pay large
docIor ksiis for NE. BAT EIncr have tzken f0-r
bottles Of Dr. Pierc<s Gcloen Medical D1su0g-
ery four q FzForile Prtsr1ptl11 and tlrec
rizis q Peasant Pellets we h2scut rz1c any
more doctur bills II rad heez seven months
sinre stoppe1 using Dr. Pierue.s --ecicl1es and
have bern enjoying goo hezlth al rhc tint
i can uerrr praise these E7eciCues TOO tiEniy.
for have received - Eluch beDe1t- rrzF that
many Who sa6er a. dad BIzi take Dr Fserce's
crre when given = fzir trizl Everybody tells
me look oetter than they eyrr ssw IT an
sure frrl better than ever did b>t0rer
~FsyOTIte Prescription has the testl-
mony Of thousands Of women 10 It's CON-
plete cure of womznly diseases Do not
accept al unknown and improved sub
stitute IN its place
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are q
ladies' laxative. No other medicine
equals then for gentleness and thorough
mesa
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hezlfh II takes
. person who has
been made
wretched b. sex
ness 10 u-dG-
stznd the py o.
heath
There are very
many women who
suffer As did Mrs
Tiptou, who II ght
BE- cured as she
was y the use Of
Dr. Pierce S Fa-
vOrite PreE1p
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lishes regularity,
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which we AIKEN
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Mrs. Ellen Harrison, 300 Park Ave.
Kansas City, Mo-. writes as follows:
"Our two children had severe at
tack OF whooping cough; one Of them
10 the paroxysm o. coughing would
often faint and bleed at the nose. We
tried everything we heard OF without
getting relief. We then called IN our
family doctor who prescribed Foley's
Honey and Tar. With the very first
dose they began to improve and We
feel that it has saved their lives !"
Refuse substitutes. For sale By Peo-
pies drug store. dw
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REAL ENJOYMENT.

The woman who reads this viii under
aznd 20 the fuu what Mrs. 11pto1 meant
when she says Il an erloyzng good
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-15
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church Will Be Dedicated To-
morrow-The Programme.

The newly erected st. Paurs Meth
odist Episcopal church, at Pittston
avenue and Pear street, will be formal
ly dedicated with special services to-
morrow.
The new church is q handsome frame
structure of modern design and was
constructed by Hover & Slender. 1t
is valuable and beautiful addition
to the large number of churches in this
part of the city and will take the place
of the Cedar avenue chapel. The order
of services for tomorrow will be as
follows:
900 a. m,-Informal Greeting.
$40 a. m.-Public Worship.
Sermon by Rev. DR.. c. Nj. Gihin. ID. ID.
100 a. m.-Address by j. w. Powell,
of New York.
800 p. m.-Young peoples rally, Rev.
A Griffin, d. d., chairman. Addresses
by former pastors and by j. w. Powell,
600 p. m.-Epworth League devotional
service.
700 D. m.-Public worship. Sermon
by Rev. II. c. McDermott, d. d., fol-
lowed by an address by Mr.. Powell,
after which Presiding Elder Rev. DIR.
Austin Griffin will formally dedicate
the church according to the ritual Of
the Nj. f. church.