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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
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En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Humacao. Estados
Unidos de America SS. HI Pre-
sidente de los &. U.
Maria R9ssner do Kenuey, VS.. Manuel
Argusso, Ernestina Frias, Mu-
llenhoff & Korber, y Salvador
Fllladosa y su esposa.
A Manuel Areu $50 Flores y Erneatina
Frias Noya.
Citaci6n por edlcto.
Por la presense SO les exige US
tedes que comparezcau en- el pleito
iniciado contra ustedes por la men.
cionada demandanse en- la Corte de
Dlstrito del Dlstrito judicial de HUI
macao, y que contesten Ia demanda
presentada en- dicha Corte, dentro de
diez dias sin contar el de la notihca-
c!6n si Ia citacl6n 80 hiciera dentro dc
este Distrito judicial, deptro de- los
veinte dias 81 sc hieiera fuera de d.
cho Distrito pero en- Ia islS de Puerto
Rico y dentro de cuarenta dias 81 Sc
hiciera en- otra parse.
Ell objeto de esta scci6n 90 obtener
una sentencia a favor de Ia deman-
dante y contra de los demandados de-
clarando nulss y sin nit gun valor nj
efscto las etcrituras de adjudication
de bienes o,orgadas por ell Marshal
Is este Dstrito q favor de Mullenoff
y Korbor y Ia dc donaci6n de Astos
effores favor de don Salvador Fu
lladoaa en- cuanto q ciertos bienes
descritos en- Ia demands; nulo tam
bien ell acto de remate en cuanto los
mismos bienes, por la falsedad 8 lie.
galidad de la causa invocada tanto
en- aquellas escrIturas como en- el su.
sodicho rema.e y resolviendo on de.
fnitiva que los melcion sdos bienes
40 obstante la exlstsncia de taleH tt
tulos contin1an pertsneciendo al deu-
dor don Mannel Arg1sso y Flores y
sugetos por 10 tanto Ia responsible
Iidad de deudss contraidas por el mis-
mo Argdsso y en- caso de que la Cor.
to no estime Ia nulidad alegada, &C
declaran rescindidos los ex xpresados
contratos por habsr sido hschos en-
fraude de acreedores y declarandose
nulas las inscrlpclonss practicadas en-
el Reglstro de la Propied ad de Huma.
cao, con imposition de costas a los
demal dados. Y pr la presents se
fes prevlene que 81 no c,mpsrecieren
contestsren dicha demanda dentre
de los terminos legales que sc han de-
serminado, la dem andante podra OBJ
ssner un fal'o su favor, en- rebeldls
con srreg,o & 2erechl.
Extsndiia bajo nj frms y tellc
de ia Corte en Humacao ocho &c Ju
lto do NIL n vecientos cltco. Enrique
Rinc6n, Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
HOTAS De PONCE

[ Continuaei6n de Ia pdginG SH)
Gel, mientrss sus compan sroa de ps-.
nal barrfan las GALES de Ia ciudai.
Ado no ha sido captura1o.
La administraci6n del Hip6dro.
mo poncef1o, adenas de las carreras
libres todos los domingos, anuncia
csrreras extraordinarias para ell 10
de Setiembre, % de O:tubre, .Oy "a
de Dlciembre; rspartlendo mil dollars
en- pEemios.
-Msfana So trasladar& al pueblo
de Gusyanllla lA Corts Municipal de
Ponce, para celebrar Ia vista del jul.
clio iniciado con motive del alboroto
en que hirieron mortalmsnte de un ba'
lazo al polIcfa irsular Alberto SON.
front.
Sc encuentra squf el comsndan.
te de Ia policiA insular Mr.. Lutz.
kn6feles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18

tat1a de Estado de los Estados Unidos
soatenfa interesante y frecuente CORES
pondencia con ell fnado consul, reci.
biendo datos que habfan de resultar
valiosos POGO mas tarde.
Vencida Espafla y ocupada la isla
por lea americanos, ell senior Badrens,
que va henos visto que habfa venido
a menos, no racibi6 del pcder triun.
fants un reconocimiento adecuado
sus servicios. Desempefio algdn mez.
quino puestecillo, que vic suprimido
por economic, cuando minado por
cruel dolencia y falto de recursos ne.
cesitaba mas de auxilio pecuniario.
El antique consul Hanna, aquel
noble americana que desde los salo-
mes de nuestra casa municipal tron6
en- memorable noche contra ell gobier-
no miliiar de Puerto Rico, escribfa q
Badreoa recientements desde Mejico
sorprendido de que sus servicios no
hubieran Sldo rec on0clu0S.
Badrena sufri6 cruelmente duran.
te sus nltimos dias. E fermo, pobre
decepcionado, comp ST todo ESQ no
fuera bastante, tuvo Ia desgracia de
, YER perder la raz5n al mayor dc sus
hijos.
PADRE de familia modelo, buen
ciudadano, su nombre ests undo to.
das las iniciativas progresistas de
Maysguez. Contribuy6 con su dinero
al sostenimiento de muchos i6venes que
cursaban estudios en- el extranjero y
realmente Badrena es acreedor de que
le consagrsmos este recuerdo.
De su vida y hechos y de la triste
deception que sufri6 deben derivarse
ensefanzas para Ia generaci6n que Sc
levanta.
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18

A les seis de Ia tarde del mierco
lea diesiseis de Agosto avanzaba Ca
mino del cementerio un modesto fune-
raj, seguido de un acompaf1smiepto
que apenas a|canzaba 4 una dozen .
de psrsonas. Era el cadAver de don
Manuel Badrens, antique comercisn-
to de Mayagu'z y dltimo consul que
fu6 de les Estadox Unidos de America
en- aquella ciudad.
El senior Bsdrena vivi6 ca esta
ciudad durante los t'mos cuatro
amos y fslleci6 en- su residencia de Ia
ca le de Ssnto Cristo ndmero 4.
Deja una viuda y seis hijos, tres
de los cuales viven en- los Estadoa
Unidos.
Educado en Mayaguz y en- la
isla holandesa de Cursz 30, se deiict
al con- erclo desde su juventud, siendo
primero cajero de la casa alemans dc
Schuzs Co. y si1os mas tsrde lego q
ser Isl jtfs &c una de las prircipale,
casss de comercio de la isls, y di6 ur
movimienso al puerto d. Maysgus,
que no ha vuelto a recobrar mas nun
ca. Veleros procedenles de New York
y de Barcelona y hasta del lejanc
Rio de la Plata venfan 4 Mayagte7
& descargar msrcancfas consignsdai
q Badrens, y muchos de estos bsrcol
regresaban cargados de frutos out
exportaba la misma casa.
Fue presidents del Casino de Ma
yaeuez durante mucho tempo af1ol
snt,s de la guerra acept6 Ia represen
taci6n consular de los Bstados Uoi
dos de America. Anexionista como
Palmer y Carbonsll y ayudado por ID
, possession del idioma ingles SO dedicl
cate h9mbre q essudiar la historic J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
De SAN SEBASTIAN
Coro infantil. = Agencia de
maqulnas. La zafra
de cafe empieza.
NUEVA EMPRESA

Ag0sto Is Con motive de la fes.
tividad de eNuestra Sehora de Agos-
tor, tuvo efeoto ayeren nuestro temple
cat6lico una misa solemne cantada por
un bonito coro infantil de ambos se-
KOS, pertenecientes & la eEscuela Do.
minical,S
Sc nos informa que la acredita,
da agenc de las msquinas <Singers
que actualmente negocia en- Aguadilla,
serG trasladada aquf para extender
mas sus negocios.
-CuA motive de estarse va reco.
lectsndo los primeros granos de cafe
Sc nota alguaa animation en- ell conner.
clio.
En- ell Juzgado de Pas Sc vieron
hoy dos iuicios uno contra Cristino
Malav6 por uso de armas prohibidas
y otro contra Manuel Hernandez por
infracci6n de las Leyes de Sanidad.
Ambos fue on condenados q diez
dias de c4rsel y dos dollars de multa,
respectivamente.
Sc nos d ce que muy pronto co.
menzara q funcionar en- este pueblo
una nueva empresa de los seflores Mar.
quez, comerciantes de Lares. Sc trata
de la adquisici5n de vsrios carros de
estilo americana, que ser in tirados
por mulas, psra dedicarlos a la con
duccion de mercanclas y toda clase de
efectos com rsiales, entire Aguadills,
San Sebasti n y Lares.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
VerS0S de BraU

biar aaejas coStumbres da asunto al
poeta para escribir sus elegantes re-
dondillas, en- las cuales Sc demuestra,
entire otras cosas, que adn vive on
Puerto Rico, plet6rica de nervio y de
inspiration, la musa de Ell CARIBE,
heredera de la de Juvenal y Arist6fa :
nes
Cuando Brau escribe, cuando Brau
publica, no es precise recomendar la
lectora, porque todo el mundo quiere
solazarse con el puro vino afejo de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18

Estorzand) su complacencia hacia
nosotros ell ilustre Salvador Brau, que
nos honra con su collaboration fre-
cuente esplendida, envia hoy q LA
DEMoCRACIA sus dlt'mos versos, que
en- una forma clasca exquisite, con
tienen una lecci6n admirable por su
actualidad y por su trascendenc'a
Nunca mejor que ahora pudo apli-
carse una pcesia ell nombre de Apo
logo, que etras el velo de la ticci6n en-
seha la verdad., Ell prurito do cam
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
OBITUARIO

En- Juncos, ha fal ecido, la apre'
ciable dana dofia Francisco Adzusr
esposa de nuestro amigo don Pablo
Roig, vfct!ma de sgida dolencia.
Recibsn sus deudos nuestro pesa :
me mas sentido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18

esa vid, loderosaments latina y reco.
jer Ia savia de ese pensamiento, STEM
pre- hondo y siempre robusto. Cuantos
lean el PARADIGMA en- este AImerO,
lamentardn que el cantor no cante
mas amenudo para solaz y ensef1an.
"a de su pueblo.
Estas )fneas no son solo gratitud
& la collaboration magistral; son tam.
bien homemade al talento de un hernia
no mayor ca la politica y las letras.
A tout seigneur tout honne,lr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
(0|eGo San Pablo Dc Idi0ml5 Y (0meG0
Por los HernanM de las Escue|& Cdsuanas,
Sc abrra e IS de Sepembre de 1905 e eddco de-
egio Seminario calle del Santo Crlsto adyacente al
Paacio Eplscopal.-San Juan de Puerto-Rlco

El Colegio esta baio ell patrocinio
del Reverendisimo Senior Oolspo de
Puerto Rico.
Sc admiten alumnos internos, ma
dios internos y externos.
La ensa6 Anza en- este Colegio com.
prem Ia gcup IS: 10 L. eosenaaza pa
ra parvulos. p La ensehanz. prima
ria. 80 Ii ensehanza com srcial supe-
rior.
Ell Colegio de Idiomas Com ercio
& ssmsjanza do los numsrosos Csntros
de esta ialole que dicho Iastttuto di-
rlgs e1 Europa, en- las Repd5licas de
la An5rica dsl S Sir y partic llar n mt,
on los E,tad)s Unidos con el nom 5re
ds <Cnrlsiaa Bcothers., ejerciendo
on v.lass u d4'ntn)s aspIrol.
Para informes, s0llclten {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
HOTEL VEGA

CAYEY. - PUERTO RICO.
Este establecimiento, conocido hA-
ce ia muchos afos, ha sido complcta
meate raformado, ofrociendo comodi
lades, eSmero en- e servicio buens
oclna al transeuute - Propieiario,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18

dos en- ell mundo su acci6n educadora
6 social en- AGO mil nihos, j6venes 9
adlltos.
ElColegio de Idiomas y Comercio,
baio la advoc aci6n de San Juan Bau-
tista de la Sale, Sc propone dar q la
juventud una s6lida instruction mer-
cantil, cimeatando sus estudios ca Ia
Relig on base de toda verdadera cal.
tura mora y cienttdca; y, mas de
las asignaturas de la CABRERA SUPE
RIoR DE CoMERClO, ate lderl de un
modo pracsico al conocimiento ma
nsio de las lengaas extranjeras sobre
todo ell inges, ell frances y ell aleman
de que dificilmente pueden prescindir
en- la epoca actual los que elian las
carrreras comerciales, industriales 8
agrlcolas. \
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-18
ConfeIenciia con e| Doctor LObb
Acerca de Ia Dyspepsia

timon os { n mi pc der y en- las Sucur-
sales de mi Institution M6dice, com
prueban mi asercifn.
Mi Mediciaa para q RetmatiSnlo
ha rssta blecido q Tn sin n1msro de
pacientas. Precio 25 ceDtavos.
Mi Renledio para los Rj1oneS ga
rautizo que cura mas del 81 por 100
de los qne sufren con e' NAL de los RI
fones y 1n ell de Bright, cuaudo es-
ta en- all primer perfodo. Prec'o Is
ceotavos.
MI Medicinal para los ReJriados,
despeja la cabeza y limpia la narfz,
Ia garga ia y los pulmones, casi 81
i1starte. Evits la pulmonfa la gri-
ppe, cuando Sc toma tempo y con
regularid&d. Prec!o IS centavos.
Mi Preparation para Ia Sangre, CO
rrige ell enveasn namierto de ella lle-
va gl6bulos saludables la faeots de
Ia vida Precio, 25 centavos.
Deseo que todos los habitartss Ge
Puerto obteDgan mi MANUAL De
lila SALUD y 10 lean. Lo snvio gratis
o solici.ud, pudiendo obtenerse en-
cualquier drogueria de primer orden.
Eacrfbame usted 81 80 siente maj
Describa sus slotrmas etc.
Con ellos diagnosticar6 su enfsr.
medad y lie recetare para que Sc cure
sin cobrarle un solo centavo.
Las consultas son establishments te
confdenciales.
Doctor H. W. L0BB,
INo, 329 N. IS th. St., Filadel1a Pa, ]. 5. 4
para Puerto Rico:
ZZO, Sol 80, San Juan.
ENCIAS:
%, 81 NJ .sagu ". Jllio S. B-uno, or
alco. J. L. Polanco, en- San Gsrm an
S,l Il fasI, ca Fajardo.
Ion y Gulllermety y en- todas
el mundo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
Saved IIis Life.

This story is told. according to tic
Boston Herald, at tho expense of the
late General Wilmon w. Blnckinar:
General Blackmar was attending Il
camp when he was approached by II
sccty looking man, who greeted him
profuscly. The general shrugged his
shoulders and turned away, with the
remark TINT they were not acquainted.
But, general" said the stranger.
don't you remember how you saved
my life at the battle OF the Wilder
neSsT
General Blacl1mar Mt once became
Interested and he called group OF
comrades over to listen. saying: II
saved this mans life once. How WINS
1t done, old colDradeF
ut WIS tlils way" was the response
1--WE were on IL Hill and the enemy adj
vanccd stcndily toward our intrencll-
mcrts. a vertable hail Of fire swept
our position. Suddenly you turncd''-
here the auditors were absorbed and
cXcitcd-"nnd ran, and ran after you.
think that il you hadn't shown the
example would have been killed that
day"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10

She Judges picture with both hands
on her hips. and when disapprovnl ap
pears in her eye one trembles for the
picture. When she Is actually bored
she strides across the floor TO an
open window. puts her elbows OH its
balcony rail. lays her leathery chin OH
her ieathcry hands, crosses her sturdy
legs, and in this street loafcr attitude
rcfrcshcS her mind. Her fist Is ca
public Of II slcdge hammer blow. Her
husband, ycoman though lie is, would
hardly b. match for her. He knows
II and Is visibly proud of It,
/ hive seen WhItcchnpcl hays rouse
their shrivcled. bloated selves to fight
like ilcnds, but she, If once she were
reused, would fight like n god. In
fact, she is modern type Of the pillow
woman OF mythology. If Joan Of Arc
had been peasant of this type there
would hnvc been no mystery about her
military prowess. She 70 a mascu-
line womar IN the best sense.-Lip-
pincotts Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10

very special provision is made by the
priests i'll tho temples. This is spe-
cial function OF the third Night.
The 'Sayonara." or farewell ccremo-
NAL. is the final scene. and pathetic
performance il is. ON the last night.
the evening of the 10Th. the spirits
must all return whence they came To
earth for their brief visitation, and
nothing has been neglected in prep
aration for their departure. Sweet
poetical messages of love ana good
will have been written with assiduous
care and real reverence. These love
letters have been placed in beautiful
little boats made of barley straw, to.
Ecthcr with delicate morscls Of various
kinds of food for the journey; also
miniature lantcrfls are deposited in the
tiny craft, for the departing friends
will need light Oh the mystic way.
The boats are about twelve Inches in
length. Another tiny lantern is attach
cd To the Prov. This Is lighted, and in
censc is sci nllamr In the stern Then
the little craft is launched on creek,
canal, river or sea. And far Into the
night, MS these phantom fleets glide
along, the wilicrs glc;ln with the spar
Killing Of the strange little craft, the
"slioryonnc," or boats of the blessed
ghosts. st. james Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
A Limburqer Joke.

Limburgcr cheese is no Joke on Il
hot day, yet there are jolly fellows
who like To toy with it, The other day
member of an outing party fell
asleep just before the start for home,
and one of his companions, turning
down the swcatband of his hat, placed
Hereunder thin slices of the celcbrat.
ed German product. The weather was
warm and the head was hot and pres.
emily the man had the entire car TO
himself. He did not realize till next
day how he had avoided the crush, and
now thinks he has useful invention
for creating space.-New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
DIAMOND CUTTING.
Shaping the stones and the Work of
the PoIinhcr.

ShnpinE the stones and the Work OF
the PoIinhcr.
"rhc business of Diamond cutting"
said cutter uf precious stones To q
reporter. Illus changed. The old ideu
of Unfolding the stone in melted lead
md then allowing the lead to harden.
leaving only one facet OF the dumond
exposed for polishing, is done away
with. The whole process Is this:
eve first take the diamond in its
rough state. We find IN Ill brazilian
diamonds six sharp points, the stone
being In the form Of II cube. We first
determine tile best way to cut the d.
mond by examining 1t for flaws and
deciding which way we Will b. able to
reduce the stone To the largest possible
out all the imprrfcctions or as many of
them ms possible.
"rhe only thing which will cut Il tin-
mOnu is another diamond, so one tlin-
mond Embedded In hard cement Is used
to cut the rough stone Into n fairly
symmetrical slmpc for polishing. The
table or top pnrt of the diamond Is cut,
the sides OF the diamond down to about
two-seveiths OF the depth are cut. and
then for the remainder Of the stone it
is tapcred on To tho small point called
the culet. The culet is supposed to be
directly In the center OF the table, and
by looking into Il diamond 1t looks as
though II little hole were cut down the
middle
when the diamond has been cut into
this rough shape it Is about Us black rs
charcoal. This Is caused by the nbra-
sion from the diamond which Is used
to cut It, Then 1t is up to the polisher
Ills work is nearly always Tie same.
Except IN the rarest of cases lie takes
the stone nnd polishes OH it ifty-six
facets In addition to the table and
culet, making fifty. eight facets MI told
Oh every stone.
lie uses holder which grasps and
locks the diamond securely ut any con,
vcnient angle, and then he presents the
exposed surface to Il fast revolving
wheel Oh which are diamond dust and
OIL That Is his eutirc work--to put ON
In regular sequence the tirty-six facets
and then Ia polish to II nicely these
iifty-slX sides and the table and culct
When he completes his job the dia-
mond Is ready for the market, impreg-
nabc to weather, TO acid, to damage
except as II may be cut by another dia-
mond.
THE invention OF the diamond hold
crs with Il lock clasp has done away
with the melted lead MS II holder except
In the case of the very smallest stones"
New York Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
A Life.size pouahnut.

A West Alton Missolirian named
Trcadm0rc made bet with n widow.
The wager was life-siZc dOnghnmt
against the Widows lovely seventeen
ycar.old daughter. Treadmore had
the doughnut fashioned after the
damsel, and TO make 1t as sweet added
bridegroom. having won the bet and
married The model of his donghnut,
which is to be sent TO the Portland EX-
hibition-Cass County (MoD Demo-
crat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
Always Wanting More.

Its possible for any one in. this
country to get enough to eat and to
wear"
For any man, yes"
Yes. or for any woman"
Nonsense! No woman ever gets
enough to wear."-Philadelph Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
Meyers Bros.
Why the Subway Tavern Failed.

The collapse of The so-called Subway
tavern shows that the regular and
profitable patrons of saloon object
TO being treated rs part of public ex-
hibition.-Clovcland Plain Dealer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
Department Store.
After the spank'infa. -

Mrs. Whittier Lowell-In disobeying
ME, Emerson, you were doing wrong,
anil am furnishing you to impress 1t
upon your mind.
Emcrson-Aren't you mistaken,
mamma, in regard TO the location of
my mind.-Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
Not once Divorced.

McJigger-An amateur actress?
You're wrong there; she's on the pro.
fessional stage.
Thingumbob-I mean that she's only
been married to one man and she',
still his wife.-Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-10
A Handsome Oak Desk
New Fall OUTINGS IOc

Sea Island PercaIes, new fall
styles. scores of different designs
at l2l4c the yard.
TwiIIed Towel Crash, is inches
wide, striped border, worth sc. at
"&c the YARDS yard roll for
e4c.
Amoskeag Ginghams, neat dark
patterns. suitable for school
dresses. % inches wide. 10c the
yard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-30
A COUNTY FAIR IN NEW YORK

The first annual county fair in New
York will be given at Madison Square
Garden December 2Gth TO Both, inclusive.
The exhibition will include big circus,
athletic games, horse races, and an eXhi-
bition of farm products and stock.
For the first time in the history OF
New York county fair will be held in
the borough of Manhattan, the same be-
ing made n holiday event, on days when
the various railroads are giving eXcur-
sion rates to the Empire City. The
amphitheatre at Madison Square Garden
will be transferred into a fair ground,
every detail being faithfully reproduced.
The exhibition will cover a wider range
than any fair heretofore given, as entries
have been made from all parts OF the
eastern section OF the United States No
event that has been given in New York
in recent years has created as favorable
comment az the county fair, and many
of New York's leading business men are
talking Of their boyhoOd days upon the
farm. and awaiting the time when n
breath OF rural life will bring them back
to memories of the past.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-30
PRACTICAL REMEDY
K. n. Goolfick Speaks EmphaiicaIly on Need Of
Reliable Treatment lor Stomach Troubles.

"The demand OF the hour, says X. n.
GOolrick, Fredericksburg's leading drug
gist, 'i- for reliable treatment Of stom-
ach troubles that is practical and con-
yenieut To use
"Inere are many sO-called cures" he
continued. but the trouble is that with
the exception OF Mi-O-na. they DO not
cure OF they are not practical This rem
edy is easy To Use, being in tablet FORM
and the fact that we guarantee it To
cure or will refund the money. shows
what We think of It's value. Everyone
who has Indigestion or stomach trou-
bles should procure this best Of medi-
cincs and see how quickly it gives relief
and health"
Ii You have a feeling OF heayiness after
eating are bothered with beching OF
gases. are nervous, easily irritated, dizzy,
cannot sleep well, or have a headache or
back-ache. 20 To X. NGo0lrick's for a 80
cent box OF Mona. Ask him 10 give
you his guarantee so that the medicine
will cost you nothing unless it restores
health. dS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-11-30
MAKE MEN GOOD
Tn, "DrIukom.tsr" to Mend Their Ways.

Making men good by machinery has
been added to the triumphs OF modernin-
yention. Richard Carle, the actor-play-
wright, of New York, is the father OF the
device which il intended TO give actors
more sleep and make them drink less.
Mr.. Carle invented the machine for the
particular benefit of the members OF his
profession who are being handicapped
by drink and late hours, but the drink
ometer" may havea wider scope.
This machine is built like a watch and
has four registers, which record indiyid-
ually the number OF glasses OF beer
whiskey, wine and mixed drinks one
consumes in n day BY pushing the
stem one may also record the number ol
hours of sleep obtained in night.
you're killing yourself he asserts.
Thus at the end OF month, adding
the figures will produce, Mr.. Carlo
thinks. a startling effect upon the owner,
and he will reform or curtail his indul'
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