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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15
SAN JUAN
NoTAs PoR coRREo
Septiembre IA.


Ha sido aprobado por todas las cla-
ses sociales de esta Capital, ell editorial
quo en- ell n6mero del sabado p1blic6 LA
DEMooRACIA, con respecto la llegada
del Gobernador.
Hoy Sc ha celebrado un juicio en-
el iuzgado de paz, ante ell Juez koopel
por denuncias presentadas por dos poll
cfss contra don Eduardo Conde, ora
dor socialists, acusado de haber in
sultado & Ia policfa Y al Gobierno en- ell
<meetingS celebrado ell domingo pasado
en- Puerta de TERRA.
FL juez Koopel trat6 de sacar todos
los cargos en- contra del acusado, no exa-
mlnando casi los testigos. FL abogado
Tizol, defensor de Conde, Sc expres6 en-
t6rminos altsmente fuertes energicoS,
diciendo que la Constitution americans
autorizabs al pueblo para criticar los ac-
tcs de los gobernsntes. Sc aplsz6 la
sentencia para msflana, las dos de la
ta.rde.
-Contin1a enferma de cuidado, la
respectable dana do1a Isabel Goenaga,
vluda de Padial.
-Maflana sale para los Estados Uni
dos, ell vapor americana <Coamo,2 surto
en- nuestro puerto.
-Es SECURE que antes de finaliEar
ell pr6ximo mes de Octubre, quedaran
terminadas las obras del muelle de espi-
r6n, poni6ndolo al servicio.
-Asegtlrase que los iniciadores de
los festejos al gobernador Hunt, Sc pro-
ronen impedir por todos los medios & su
alcance, Sc lleve & efecto la manifesto
ci6n con banderas negras que proyectan
los obreros ese dia.
ola MARGARITAo: En-
ell puesto de refrescos <La Marga-
rita,2 Sc vende La DEMooRAcIA en-
San Juan. d.
-El domingo Sc celebrarS un <mee-
tingS socialists en- Is Marina
-Parece que ha sido nombrado en-
rleado del Ateneo, IN prominente miem-
bro de las turbas.
-Sabemos que esta noche sera lefdo
en- p1bEco. ell romance que ell Ateneo
rremi6 don Jose de Diego.
Hoy estuvo todo ell dia ell jefe de
ckrceles presidio, sefIor Luzunaris. In
vestiRando la denuncia que ha hecho an
ba Ell Attorney General, ex-preso Anto-
Mo Valentfn contra ell alcaide Berries.
Ell alcalde v secretario del iuzCa-
do municipal de Rio-grande, sc encuen-
tran aqui en- asuntos oficiales
La behida sin rival Y Ia mas toni
q que Sc conoce hasta ell dia, es Ia acre
ditada cervexa ePabst> de Milwaukee.
de Ia cnal son 6nicos importadores los
snfores II. e. Calder6n CO, Tetuan
ndmero IL, San Juan.
0FICINA de asuntos administrati-
vos y judiaciales de Jose G. del Vale.
(sAllenS IL, mirador.) Gesti0n en los
del (Snhiarno insrrlar
en- todoS los TribunSies
ds Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abogados
Acuna " Texid0r. Buen traduct0r y
de escribir.
-El administrator general dc Ia
stsentral Aguirre,1 Sc encuentra en esta
cindad.
En Guayarna sorprendieron ma |
jEeada 4 10 prohibido, los policias Soto
" Ayhar-
Don Pedro j. Cabrera ha sido |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15

70 pretenden sosteae1 en- Puerto Rico las
consecuencias. -: (MSserege aa0bas)
clos que pretenden alterar La vida
pacffica Y laboriosa de miles de indivf-
duos que con nosotros conviven, gozan-
do merecidamente de nuestro carl1o y
de nuestro respeto; { lMasoreae nobas J..
Pero la Slatas Sc va prolongando de-
masiado Y Ia paciencia falta.
Tras esos incisos, viene una para
fada extensa y nutrida que causa miedo:
todo IN Iaberinto i9trincadfsimo de pa
labras que marea 'aturde, sin que de-
mos con ell hilo de Ariadna que ha de sa-
carnos sanos Y selvos de entire tanta in
sulsez garrulerfa, en- que NADIA Sc prue-
ba, pesar de aquel pomposo encabeza-
miento: <Cada cual su puesto. Ell Co
bierno no es culpable. Etc. etc. etc. etc.
lL5stima de tempo de tinta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15
POE rs nE SEsENTA Ans.

EEAED10 AeTT1GUO X HIEw FRoEAUo.
III 1AkABE EALMANTE BE Ia ERA- WTNGIDW.
naadc p0r MHLosEs DE MADRFz. para rms hsoa en- se
FEAA0D0 De DEETICTOA. EXTTO G0MPT4ET0. Tran
&Il11xA . In cAzATEEAv AELANDA Las EMCIAR ATEwTA
T1DOs los n0zNEEs. CCEA C6LxgO TEET0so ' ~ .
Le1nr TFaA-s u DIAEREA- Ds B0TICAN
Gel Euando en1erD- Fenzd.
n JARABE cATzAsTE De Il SRA. wTNs10w.
20 ACEgZEzs oZzo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15

Il BORINoUEN- De TarRas G.
no olvidar cue esta CASE es 4 enc mas
oarat0 vende Y que c0nstantemente I'm
[r0duce nnevas mercancias v artlcul0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15
hOti(ias generates

No PAGA: Hace dos meses medic
que la cOmpania &Vandergriff & ca no
paga sus empleadOs.
Cata va POGO tempo.
RENUNCIA: Don Pedro Vilar y do
ia Prudelcia Rodriguez Flores han re-
nunciado ell cargo de Profesores de la
escuela de Fajard0. FuerOn nombrados
en- su lugar, don Fernando Janer Ian.
dron. don Angel V. Rivera y senorita
Virginia Ortiz.
SECRETARIo DON Juan N. Rivera,
nombrado Secretario del Juzgado de Paz
de COmerlo, ha tornado possession de Su
cargo pressado ell juramento CORES
pOndiente.
CHooUE: Ell domingo, las tres de
la tarde, dos coches electricos tuvierOn
un chOque en- Puerta de TERRA. result
tando algunos viajeros contusos, entire
ellos don Francisco Oller Y ell joyen don
Rafael Aldea
SENoRITA CINTRoN: En- breve to-
mara possession de su escuela an Puerta
de TERRA la inteligente. digna virtuo-
sa senorita Georgina Cintron Davila, la
que SO encotraba pasando las vacacio'
mes en- ell pueblo de Fajardo.
INSTRUCTION PUBLICA: Ha sidO pro-
puesta como prOfesora para una de las
escuelas de Vieques, la senOrita Natalia
Rodriguez Barrido, por renuncia de la
senorita Elisa Ferrer. FL senor don
Gabriel Colon. ha sido nombrado pro.
fesor de las Marias, pOr renuncia del
senor Cucida Para miembro de La Junta
Escolar de Bayam0n, ha sido nombradO
don Enrique Ramos.
JUEZ: Sc ha nOmbrado a don AntO-
Mo Cepelle Martinez, Juez de Paz, sus-
tituto de Patillas.
ACEPTADA: Sc ha acceptable a don
Recaredo Caparros la renuncia que pre-
senta de su cargo de Juez de Paz susti-
tuto de Marica0. nOmbrandose en- su lu'
gar al senOr Felipe N. QuinOnes.
EXAMINES: Los examenes para la
entrada la Escuela Normal de Rio Pie.
dras sc veriicaran en- los dias II, Is y 10
de Septiembre, empezando las a. N.
NoMBRADo: Don Jose Coll Cuchy
ha sido nombrado Juez de Paz sustituto
de Barros.
~LA BAYAMONESA>: Papel para
cigarrillos blancos brea yenden d
l.50 Y SO 80 respectivamente por res.
ma sencilla, r. Fabian & Ca, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
EMULSION: Don Fernando Aleman
Vallee, Medico Titular, Subdelegado de
Medicina, Director de Sanidad Martina.
Medico de la Real CArcel, del Battalion
u0 FU1untdFIoS, U0l Ou0FpO DC bOmD0'
rOs. de la Compania de Ferrocarriles.
de la sOciedad de Seguros de Vida <Ma-
ssachuSetts Benefits de Boston, Director
del Hospital de la Monserrate, Presiden-
te de la Delegation de la Cruz Roja,
laureado con la plaza de Ia Association,
Caballero Hospitalario Socio Cores
pondiente de la Sociedad de Hygiene Es.
pamela, ETC., etc.
Certifco Que he usado en- mi larga
practica con brillantes resultados la
Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de higado
de hacalao con hipofosftos de cal de
sosa, que. satisface tOda condici6n terra
peutiea, y su uso es preferible a cual
quier preparad0 analogo en- los ninOs,
que la tOman con faci idad
En- todas las afecciones pulmOnares,
en- ell rsquitismo, anemia en- todos los
casos en- que haya empobrecimiento de
los elementos 0rgSnicOs, ell ben6ficO re-
sultad0 es segur0, por 10 qae recomien
do e1cazmente tan excelente preparado
DR.. FERNANDO ALEMAN.
ArecibO, Pto. Rico, Mayo l6 de 1894
ROBO DE UN CABALLO: La no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15

En- parrafo aparte, que NADIA tiene
que con 10 anterior, The Sun, siempre
amigo de halagar al Gobierno, mani6es-
te que este no es culpable de la situa-
ci6n porque atraviese ell pals.
Y aquf viene 10 mas curioso y
ridfculo.
Af1ade ell articulista
Sci NAL, la causa esta en- otra
parte.
<Podemos probarlo.-
Ella Brea vegetal es un remedio eff
caz para para todas las afecciones cata-
rrales Y, gran n6mero de la piel. Ell Ii
cor Balsamico 3d.
2Quedan ustedes enterados2
Vaya una manera original1sima de
probar que ell Gobierno no es res ponsa
BILE de 10 que ocurre. =.
DE- Son. en- esta OCCASION
te has coronado de gloria.
Asf Sc escribe Ia historic
Y asi Sc escribe De Son.
Y no olviden ustedes ESQ de la Brea
Els muy interesante, sobre todo para
los que padecen de cstarro.
C0RTAOILL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-15

Sc ALQUILAE: Los bajos de la
casa que ocupa Ell xHotel COcoya> en- La
Gale de Betances. propios para IN esta
blecimientO mercaltil almacen
Para informes su dueno Jose e. San
hag0- d.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12
COPPER QUEEN

At most Arizona copper works re- melting furnaces have been dispensed with. 4. the Copper Queen the matte, made from a mixture of oxi- dized and sulphuretted ores in cupo- las 120 inches by 42 inches at the tuyeres. is discharged into large wells which are mounted on rollers. and TO- tated like the cOnverters by hydraul- ic machinery. one well standing in front of each furnace. From the wells the slag flows continuously. and the matte is poured directly into the converter. which is placed on lower level. There is thus secured the , minimum of handling.
 The capacity of each furnace is ad- . justed accurately to the capacity of it's own converter, but the furnace has occasionally to wait for a converter and the converter for the furnace. as ! the matte should not be poured until { the well is nearly full, lest the slag in any quantity accompany it to the converter The tiltilg well was adopted after experiencing the diff ! tAiAF Oi N~iA-Al cAiilAS thN now Ou tap hole directly into the converter from a deep receptacle holding SC many tons of matte from any fur mace well 70 any converter. and t. lift the converter slags and pour then into one of the wells nearest furnace stack. At Nacozari. Sonora. Mexico the well is placed to the side of the furnace instead of in front. and car he tilted to the rear as well as tt the front, and so when it has to bt emptied of matte the superna tan slag can be poured eff to the rear.
 A 3 0-0 solution of hydrogen perox idle injected beneath the skin with hypodermic syringe furnishes an an tidote for cyaniding poisoning by in haiation. .-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12

this corporation shall be the date of filing in tho officL of the Auditor of the riitory of Arizona of a cer.i- fed copy of these articles of incorpo ration. and the termination thereof shall be twenty-five (25) years thereafter.
 ARTICLE VI.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a board of directors consisting of not less than seven CD nersons who shall be shareholders. The first directors shall be Edward Ryan of Calumet Michigan. w. G. Rice. of Houehton Michigan. Frank Hereford and S. F Hazard, both of Tucson A izona; John D. Cuddihy. Of Calumet. Michigan Thomas lyon of Calumet Michigan. and Paul Roehm af Laurium Michigan: who shall hold office until the sth day of June 1903 and until their successors are elected and duali thereafter the directors at stockholders meeting. 10 be held at the office of the company on the sec ond Monday in Jure ct 10 o'clock a. m. in each year shall be elected and qualify for the term of office com mencing on the said third Monday in May of each year. The board of d. rec-o's shall have power at any time 70 fill vacancies therein | ARTICI E VII.
 The officers of this corporation shall be president. vice president secretary treasurer, and such minor offices as the board of directors may from time to time deem it wise or eyredi7ct to E2Ve, The president. vice rrnsident. sec~eta- " and treasurer shall he elected an- nually by the board of directors from their own number at the first meet irg of the board following the anruel election of the said directors. The office of secretary and treasurer may in the discretion of the board of di rectors. be held hv one person.
 ARTICLE VIII.
 The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which this cornorstior is at any time to sUHieet itself shall ir no case exceed the sum of three hurdrea and thirty thousand dollars ' (s33O .oOO).
 ARTICLE
 The board of directors shall adop bylaws for this corporation whicf may be repealed or amended bl said board.
 ApTfCIEX.
 l ha Q the stockholders of this cor T poration shall be exempt iron any and ali liability. fer the corporat' , debts of this corporstioh. I Tn Witness Whereof we have here n unto set our hands and seals thi 18th dav of May 1903. EDWARD RYAN. (SeaO. 4 W c. RICE. (SeaD.
 FRANK H. HEREFORD. (seaD. p Territory of Arizona.)
 )ss.
 County of Pima ) Before me Emma A. Miller. N f .arv public in and for the County an Territory aforesaid on this day re' f sorally appeared Edward Ryan w C Q Rice ard Frank H. Hereford. know l. to me to he the persons whose name F are suhscrihed t0 the fcrepcing 1T l. strurn ert. and anFrowledeed to III V that they executed tte same Tor th , nurrosa and consideration therein e! 2 pressed
 Given urdar ny boyd ard eea' office this 18th day of Nav A. n 1""' II My commission expires Cctobe e 11th. 1906.
 EMMA A. MILL FP
 (SeaD. Notary euoi'c'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Of the Red Jacket and Bsbee
 Development Company.

Know All Men By These Presents: That we Edward Ryan of Calumet Michigan. w. G. Rice of Houghton Michigan. and Frank H. Hereford. of Tucson. Arizona. all citizens of the United States. have this day volun- tarily associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming corpora ton under the laws of the Territory of Arizona: and We hereby certify. acknowledge and adopt the following Articles of Incorporation
 ARTICLE I.
 The name of this corporation shall be and is the Red Jacket and Bisbee Development company
 ARTICLE IT.
 The principal place of business of i this corporation shall be in the city { of Bisbee. County Of Cochise. Terri | tory of Arizona: 1t shall have an office at Calumet. Michigan. and shall have branch offices at such places as it's Board of Directors may from time to | time select.
 ARTICLE TIT. The general nature of the business and enterprise proposed 10 be trans acted by this corporation is as fol- | lows:
 i (a) To purchase or otherwise ac- nuire. own hold. sell bond, rent. i lease mine and work mines and min eral lands, and the products thereof (b) To purchase or otherwise ac quire. OWL. hold. sell. bond. rent lease and sub-let water, water rights ma. chinery. supplies materials and other articles necessary or convenient for use in connection with and in the car
 rying on of the business herein men
 toned or any part thereof.
 (c) To purchase or otherwise ac , cuire. own hold. sell. bond. rent lease. sub-let maintain manage or con
 struct pipe lines, tracks. reservoirs roads, tramways. fumes. ditches. ca , nals. emhankments. telephone or te
 egraph lines. railroads and othe , works. proDerty or appliances tha , may be incident or auxiliary to tn , main business of this corporation. a |, set forth in subdivision "ar, herein . above or that may be deemed nece' sarv. evpedient or useful or convel
 tent 10 sei1 main business, by tn
 board of directors Of this corporation
 (dl To sell cN-vev. bond. leas mortgage or otherwise dispose of an :, and all of it's property of every cha
 acter whatsoever.
 ARTICLE "
 The amount of the capital stock - this corporation shall be Five Hu . Gred Thousand Dollars (s500, ,0o0D. { " vided into fifty thousand f500o
 shares of the par value of Ten D.
 lars (s10D each; seven thousar
 five hundred shares of which are to ,r- issued in exchange for options al n. contracts. for the purchase of propf IT, tv: and the time when and the cont d; tions upon which the balance Of tl O. said capital stock is to be paid of shall be regulated and provided I Id. ny the board of directors. nd ARTICLE V.
 The time of the commencement
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12
ARTICLE "

The time of the commencement
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12

Approximately, a pipe three feet long will hold as many pounds of wa ter as the square of its diameter in inches A 5-inch pipe will hold about twenty-five pounds of water in each yard of elngth
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12

There are many receipts and for mulas for welding steel and iron. 1 The following is recommended: Car bonate of amonia, one-haif pound; borax. two pounds; muriate of ammo mia. one-half pound; black oxide oi ! manganese. one-half quarter pound pound. Beat up in mortar and mix well.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12

While interesting as laboratory experiment. liquid air has not nor is it likely to be put to successful com- mercial use in or around mine. A H. P. engine working continuous ly for one hour would produce only enough liquid air when converted in- to power to run H. P. engine one minute.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-12
THE WARREN DISTRICT.

Horace ]. Stevens Presents Prelirn- mary Sketch of District-Names of Shafts Within the Copper Haf- Moon,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09
New Buildings.

Building permits have been issued
to G. w. Hughes for a $1,000 two
story frame on lot 7, block 8. second
addition to fourth addition to railroad
addition; to Robert Buchanan, for a
$500 one-story frame on lot l, block
IL, Heaths addition; to w. f. Hall.
for a $3.50 one-story frame, on lot
b, block 4. Harrison & Townsend =
addition; to r. A. Lawrence, for an
$500 one-story frame on lot 8, block
5. Shannon's second addition; to f. A.
Light, for a $500 two-story frame,
ont lot s, block 9, Boge's second addi-
ton, and to Harry Newton, for q
5000 improvement TO his o. L. saloon
on Main avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09
June and the Weddings.

Somebody weddings June
That
June is the best wouldn
1t is the
bn her wedding deepest green
h garands are roses in hundred shades
pung of brook happiness an at
mospere weddings
June is the he year
The thing he
The
be unse,fsh
has made a a womanv
Innocence
promised father mother hus
will find complete career
his
will
June rocks
were sought
is try There
haveb and
All things a that
msmated
whirls
dtuck
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09

well until Aunt" Phoebe died. Mary
was then II years old, and went to
live with a white family named. De-
lOrier near Pawhuska.
Chief Prettyhair soon quit mourn
ing for ''Aunt" Phoebe and set about
to find a new wife. Mary was his
immediate choice, and as the COM
mand Of a chief is always law in the
tribe, he expected to meet no opposi-
ton in carrying out his plan. He
decked himself out in all the para
phernalia of paint and feathers that
he could invent and went at once to
Mary's new home She was COM
manded to return to his hut and be
his wife.
Il will go back" she assented, but
never will 1 become your wife"
The partial obeying Of his COM
mand was through fear. and when she
left Mary asked her new friends to
rescue her They informed the gov
eminent authorities, and Mary was
rescued from her aged lover, but not
until he was compelled with Win
chestefs to throw up his hands. He
threatens still to carry out his plans.
and Mary's new home is guarded 1t
Is likely that she will be sent to an
other part Of the country to escape
the chief
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09
Capital vs.. Capital.
When the Cyclops fight


j. Cassat
manages the Wabash
mas had in that andco dstric
get even Gould Cassat OF
OF the Western
the right
into the courts and the
week
Thousands
miles the
Inside of "a hours 81
Now there will W
The Western Union will and the
Of
violence
with the
pther
men talk OF conflict
trrepressbe conflict is between andca
Inc time is coming and is
system and trust
$500 ~ -
And then when
uhset values and dscommode
operate the fol Intensely
Theren be great dongs the decade two
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09

GUTHRIE, o. T., June e.-Chief
Prettyhair. one of the oldest rulers of
the Usage reservation, has fallen in
love with a 17-year-old white girl
and such is the persistency of his
wooing that government authorities
have been asked to protect the young
woman he seeks to make his wife
She is Mary Truegiver. and her life
story is more than ordinarily inter-
esting.
About IT years ago a white couple
with young baby came to the reser-
walton and took up their abode in a
little hut. Not long afterward the
father and mother left. but the child
was abandoned in the cabin. She was
discovered and cared for by aunt"
Phoebe Truegiver, squaw of the
Usage tribe. who gave the little one
the name of Mary Truegiver, as the
name of her parents was not known.
Mary was a happy and healthy child.
and in addition to learning all the
Indian lore. received fairly good
English education at the government
school.
After adopting Mary 'Aunt"
Phoebe lost her husband and later
married Chief Prettyhair. who took
a great interest in Mary. All went
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09

Mike Dowd. Occur dAlene min
Ing man. at the Grand last night
told an interesting story of the early
days up the st. Joe river in Idaho.
Il believe i was the first one to
discover and make public the location
of the wonderful white pine forests
OF the upper st. Joe river" said Mr..
Dowd.
"Aiong in the sos my partner and
] went into the district. represent
ing o New York syndicate. We took
q map of all the various groups OF
placer ground through that section
l--miles and miles above the head of
navigation believe it's the only
map OF those old-time plaeers now in
existence. These oid-timers first
came 70 that section away back IN
the COS. leaving Pierce City and that
Ineotion when II played out. Many
kfopped along the ST. Joe river and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09
MORAL REFORM WAVE
SWEEPS over STATE

on Wednesday the laws passed by last iesiue
60 INTO eject and
Propors and operators Of gambling viii
DC liable
gambling
The who lives q
solcts
industry become candidate
The officers
not to
wala prison.
The conducts
Will
a
illustration
bling
twf
be felony after June life
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09
First Discovery of
st. Joe Pine Forests

its tributaries and still more rushed
northward to the famous Cariboo
country In British Columbia.
'At the time my partner and I
went into the country 1t was almost
impossible to make the trip. We used
to pack grub. etc., on our backs for
four miles or so, then make a sta
ton, go back for more. and then
on. stationing the goods where we
needed them. Horses can not be
used on account of the dead, down
and burned timber, and there was
then hardly q pound OF grass any,
where.
THE enormous belt or timber in
that section is the most wonderful
ever saw. Trees of white pine -ex-
tend from hundred to two hundred
feet into the air. some Of them rs and
100 feet TO the first limbs. 1t is prac-
ticaly inexhaustible."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09
FOB WEAK AND NERVOUS
PEOPLE.

We have cure for nervous and
unsteady people. weak. fleshless peo-
pie and pimply, pale or sallow people:
people who are troubled with loss of
ambition, failing memory, depression
of spirits. lack of confidence, nervous
headache and wakeHuIness. All these
symptoms are produced by weakened
nerves, brought on by the watery con
dition of the blood. Make strong.
rich, red blood and furnish food for
the nerves is the way to stop the
source of the disease, and the cure
then is only a question of days. The
best flesh and blood builder is DIR.
Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic, in
tablet form to take at meal time.
Sells at 75c box, or three boxes for
50. at all drug stores, or sent post
paid on receipt of price. People gain
from one to three pounds of solid
healthy flesh per week by the use OF
this medicine. That is an indication
that it is doing good. Address Dr
Bosanko Co, Philadelphia, Pc. For
sale by Chas. McNab. cor Washington
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-09
Drummers Meet
at indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June .
The hoosier capital has capitulated
before an invasion of knights of the
grip" who have gathered from all
parts Of the country in tens and hun
dreds to attend the annual national
convention of the Travellers Protec-
tive association. President Howard
w. Peak called the gathering to or
der this morning and greeted an au-
dience that filled Tomlinson hall from
floor to roof. The convention will be
in session three days, the business
meetings alternating in the program
with features of Interesting enter
tainment.