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New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY:

The following discharges in bankruptcy We're
granted yesterday by Judge Holt in the oni'eo
States District Court:
Dora Aaron. tailoress, No. 122s Madison-aVa-; Ia
rbsrles W Brandt grocer. 1874 wsbster-av'
ia Dale & Murphy rnen'a furnishings No 81 PARK
WiIliam n Dunn liquors Noss7 Brooave liaoili-
ties Frubauf skirts No 5dst; iiabiii-
ties, $4,000 -. ,11 East
1sth-st.; liabilities, s79,701. :, -, os.h ., .
Bernard Kupferman. paints. No 90 East s'tn-s|'
Afred Hansy No los West 12th-st; liabilities.
81 ,Os7. 80 r,. .,. liabilities
H /. Legs hotel Haines Falls and the Vend0H''
Wnses Michaeis liquors. 44s East 1tsth-st la
bilities S22,51s -- ~. $780,. 1,,.u,+tas
Charles P. McColn. No 1877 Broadway' haeili'i's'
$3.50 ~, ,oo g. ,y,.ho,a,
Discharges were also granted to Charles H
Demorest Richard Il Handy, William heonwitH' L.
e /. Rosenthal and J. j. Slecum
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

121st-st Nos 21B and PIT East; for six story
brick fathousa 50xs7.11; Peck 81 Ssaholof,
owners; B w Levitan, architect. .-.....-.......
i1oth-st, g. 230 * OF 1st-avs; for two six
story tenement houses, S5xS7.11: LsmDert &
Schwartz, owner; B W Lsvitan. architsot;
Delaney and Suffolk sts. corner; for six
story brick tenement house. 2fSxeO; d Abrams,
owner; Bernstein &c Bernckin, architects.
Bank-st. Nos e9 and u; for four story brick
factory 50x100; r e & G. Schrsnisr. owners;
Howard Chapman. architect. .....:-
1Oth-st. s.. 116.s IT W Of 2d-ave: for four six
story brick tenement houses s76xs II; Abrsc-
ham Weinstein owner: Horenburger &
Straub architects; $50, 900 each.
14th-st, n s. IS II OF Avenue B; for six story
brick tenement house, AZ 9x90.3; Aaron Sesal.
owner; Horsnburger Sc Straub, architects.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
FOR vYsE-Avg. CORNER, $4,000.

Clement H Smith has sold for a. T. Luum
two story dwelling house, lot G5xloo feet on
.be south side of 19Sth-st. near Creston-ave, Tor
20 500. slso for Joseph a Murphy No 2,053 Valen-
tlne-ave. ana one-helf story frame owelnns
Honse FOR S59J5 Tor Elizabeth Lunn, two two ana a
half story frame dwelling houses, Nos 40 and Zas
WsItou-ave for 5000; for Charles Corpett NO oo
C-nTrell-ave Yonkers, q nine room dWeiilng mousse
on lot 40y-G1 feet for $780, and also resoId Tor
Silent the northeast corner Of 179th-st and Nyse-
are IIexl05 feet for s21,o0o
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
$4,000
1900
IsToo
5000
257 80
235 Is
LIS PENDENS.

5stIst No East: Robert Potter ast Annie 6r"'As
action TO declare lien: atty, E + Roes; -oo o , ~
3d-eye and 22d-st, corner oOxleV; Agnes a W NC
bank agt Charlotte Eickhoh ct al; par'iuoh' s'E' "
Titcomb- ,-~ Wake
field Bronx: Charles Chapman ast fficnsru DSAi' "
al: accounting atty Glennon ,,.,or. COMPANY
Reekrnan Place. No %; American AloI.sas ,5o-4
agt Hester B Coles et all amended foreclosure Oh DO
% ares OF the Levi Mace farm, nearest
Fronxdale and running from WhIte Fla4iS f''N' 'N
cfc performance; atty, n Wadick osoo .o-o, cnI,
Avenue s1st-st W corner 10s 0.oidc Uerforn1-
lcow ct al agt Jennie Neisterles eI ai' s'7
ana. attvs Wolf Kohn & Ullman
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

1o2 sx gsgyaE .i1 Chester Mortgage Company 1ns ooc
t6o ia Hooey e With Andrea xvitabiie 1900
zesSs4 aGs + 81
with saTe N 1 Ssrkn and a5d No isa Pnc1
I,owenfed and William Prayer with Charles % oo,
1861. sts'giH s. 2io # of 5ti-ays Icls; state
Siasei @ and MaS /. Rohman. :. $4,000
5sfsos Bank z wits sf q aHs 10000
1 and 1t 1EsdS sbr Gs6ns s6nsn company
Sa6 Sangs Fsnt "snSz WaSF Slln comDsy Is 900
NO ~ TO % stsst Reait Copany 800
Esses s2 Title 7ase and ss c.m and
Pany Pa With. with Edward H. Joseph 10000
oth.aye & Nos sd ss ana igo SLY he'i 500 900
o~bsny % IT b q fous 1Gs
15Sth-st loo IT of Eitonavs Io9xiG9' u,9 20 coo
Sn-sTs Gy Motsass c9aPsnx isss Il ita n f75s soIo
City Mortgage Company with John LAVsio ~ $1,000
ls4 IT Of Avenue .q, 5q,lo2s ~ = ca5 city
Mortgage Conpany with Ganta NeAi'y anu a. 800
15ad1st. 'Os :. a ss5 r. OF Amsterdam look
M ss P.o ey d M0TGsss COMPANY mn
cls5so9'eTs s5s4@ ei2 noi.as. is' with Il J1mei Realty
BrosdGag ana s5 Of i5li1s
Commonwealth Mortgage Company with 15s. 600
arand-ave. IG-a1s $ us # Of istth-st 55xlgs;
esdyav.nt, City M9rtsasa Company win 1880
eify et9yyco0 n9Ftssse saEepany GSInpany with
6nr, 6i5y Mortgage company win ..i0aa $1,000
156th-st g. whole front betwesn lackson-avs
qnG nanv f05ff'-M; U9fb Ne Kata et ai... 1a75oo
n mortssss opany dgG With Louis stsyn $4,000
Tinton-ave, " s. 267.e It of i61st-st, SIX
WSinsteS Wei 6ty M0r'sass ooiHpaH. $4,000
yyse-ave w s. GA IT II o Honest, 10oxlo0;
6am 65g mortgage company "i'n . marina $4,000
161st-st and FoTest-ave, corner, l4s5x
0any with Mary schafer ..s.s....... $4,000
with Max Lipman g aa' e-'1' $4,000
Bainbridge- ave, w 44s.S IT of 19sth-st.
With Robert Mcconashy anu .-a.t oO''r 1000
5th-ave and 156th-st corner. 99.11x100:
Charles Lowe ct al c ....e.-:....... $3.50
11Sth-st Nos 340 and 342 East; Lawyers Title
Pernetti $4,000
Tth-ave and 55th-st 1256x1b0:
wyoming Apartment Company ...'...... $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

The Bankers Realty and Security Company has
.oIa IN fremont Terrace. at Eastern Boulevard
opposite Pelham Bay Park, through Elias samson
- Nos Eqo 5e1 s72 37S 212 2lS. pa. 215 ZIG and
iS@ 30 80 ,Tro3gh BENJAMIN Gainsborg. lots Nos
80 TS3 and 764 and through other various brokers'
lots Nos. 593 II. %6S, 46S' -" osV' -'o' 3D. Ok anu
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
REALTY NOTES.

William stonebridge has leased for J. NJ Milrnan'
NJ Wadsworth Common, London. to Police Ser
reant Michael Breen, Of the 5th Precinct, the two
story frame private dwelling house. NO 1855
WashinCton-ave., The Bronx . -.
C5eorge Nicholas was one Of the brokers in the
recent sale OF No. 1S7 Spring-st- ., ,.. -
Charles r Duross has leased the fourth lott OF
No Is4 to I3S West 14th-st-, 75x70o feet for h a;
Tsoi7rne TO Atkinson Brothers, manufacturers OF
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
CINCINNATI MAN A BUYER.

Charles 2. Silver. of Cincinnati. has bought
through 1 Abramson. from the Murray Hill Con-
.r,,c+Ion Conpanv Nos. 22S and 22S Bradhurst-
ave a nev--law five story apartment house facing fan
Colonial Park The house is on plot 81 py A0o-s
f.aT
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
SELLS AN EAST 11oTH-sT. PLOT.

C,olde & Cohen have bought from Michael Aolef
Nos 81 and 60 East 110th-st. on plot SS4 by 1"o'A
feet on which are erected two three story ofO"h-
.+ona buildings This is OF several unlmProV@eo @
Tsrcels IN liOth-st from Sd to 9th ave- ali s Ills
others having been improved or are nelng r
was Joseph AesAa-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

5th-ave. No 48; Carlton Aborn agt William E
Finn ct al; JUne Is, 1905. by bond. ...........:
4eth-st No 546 West; Anderson Bros agt Samuel
Green ct al; December 21, 1904: cancelled. ;....
?Oth-st, No 334 East; Harry Slepain aEt Solomon
L Davidson; January 10, 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Gates. E. to Charles H Potter; 62d-st $50 IT
RarSo. B. to Farmers Loan and Trust Company;
Goldsten. p p. to L davidson Forsyth-st No
22 due due ap9aFy anu 5gotd4 Il 1910 TO- gfF vefson %
No 81 81 East year, per cent. SoooC
0e Nisrch ~ o 1905: YEAR 6 per cent 47O(
Savings institution Eaton-ave corner 15Tth- 90 NJ,
ST: yea5s. per 5FgnanI, to seamens Bark for
Savings; 7th-ave. corner 1l4thst; years. 80 0oo
Genital Rsi fs Realty Company to Mortgage Investment
Company: 7th-ave' W corner S6th-st 10 ooc
simon on and o Pthsrs to a9 ssbaemss Msaafss
% 5S6h ia4 st. n s. 10 II " OF u.e 5000
NegbeoS OK H W, to Harlem Savings Bank; 1eOh-st
n $. 217 # OF Courtlandt-ave; years "A ,oooo
hFaushsa4 F af 47tbLs. o years per cent 1000
100 # " Of Lenox-ave: mortgages si1,5Oo ,s ~.
fq5Ih II IT of sniiTans "a years per cent ~ 2Ooc
General Transn,ssion Company to Buffalo Loan;
a Iss ssta aad ser persons Dfp9Sf pob
Nesw@YorR. Ontario and western Railway company
NewYoTk Trust Company ~ trustee trustee: genera
aGsesAs6 ohises etc 81 prior morraes s2ooSooo
r. Of lexington M ~ q years per $4,000
Vest: Years per 1000
Belmont Realty and Construction Company to
Marianne Rosenzweig. Cambrelins- cor ooo
d, neT sshst IS ieosnan yeo57 clinton place No ii
HaS'h a9 Is 5 years. 20 per- 5000
WSn:ss5n S 6 CHaIsT Tenr' i per 70 900
lns n of 9 izSThs years per CENT 25oO
BUN 4[ per 20 . D.uin 1000
h97snfn1 37s Of I'7fR stRave 20 gs per 5000
HIM Florence, J Holman; Aqueduct-ave. "
3eO = Il Of I9nth ? years . per cent. 5000
ThSrf &C. f i9iis5 aP 1879 IS Il year. per $500
Sane s3 % Stsl salhf per- $500
e5leai ias yesrS. per Ist cent 1000
Ejarempver Theodore X h BeIoni Prince
ST. Nos liz ana ia. due February ]. 1909 - -.
per CENT A..
Sana 70 81 1909 @ per cent -. i 10000
''r3@n Tt ieF sht"y years 10 psr 2oooo
1aeH.3n of ~ a7e :; g y Tears per- 15.oon
oo1 n V, af = ave ; Years, AZ per cent $1,000
Falksnberg C,iarle=. o + Fake enberg: 10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
Lease for Sale.

EIGHT free TO the purchaser Of our eass
It70 Broedway This lease until October I. 1905.
80 run For further particulars apply LEVER
RROS CO. manufacturers OF Sunlight and Lifebuoy
soaps Cambridge. Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
q aoo ooo MORTGAGE RECORDED.

The Sixty wall Street Company has mortsased
tts nroperty Nos 90 and e. 'Wall-st. for Ssoo.Ooo
., +ba Nf,,tl,al Life Insurance Company. The mort
xage was recorded yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
WEST 144TH-sT. PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

Samuel Goldsticler has sold for the estate Of
Susan LIlienthal. to client OF Harry L. Toplitz,
fire MOT 5Ox160Il the north side OF u4th-st
los feet east OF Amsterdani-ave, the plot opposite
81 Luke's Hospital. This IS the nrst sale OF the
rnt In City years
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
ANOTHER DEAL IN EAST 62D-sT.

Davis G Robinson have sold for AorahaIn conn
no 10 East 62d-st-. q three story oroWnstoho
dwelling house, on lot 1873 by 1oO6 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
RESALE OF WEST END-AvE. HOUSE.

Ogden G. CIarkson have rescld for the Reserve
E.el+v Company, Nos. 10 and T76 West End-ave..
three three story brick dwelling houses each on
Int 1SYI00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
HOSPITAL TAKES TITLE.

The Hospital Of St Elizabeth Of Hungary took
title Yesterday to No. 421 to as West 6lst-Se'
parcel 55.3xI005 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
INCREASES HIS uPTcWN HOLDINGS.

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold 70 l. NJ berli-
stein. for J. A Murphy. No. 454 West 146th-st. BE-
tvzeesn Convent and Amsterdam aves-, a two story
building lot f5Xs9il feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Charles B Forter. No. sS West 1O3d-st IiabIli-
ties. $3.50; assets, SIS. The principal crsoitor II
N. NJ Fortier, s300.
sullivan & Dunn, No SO East 12th-st; liabilities.
s6I752: assets s56751 The principal creditors are
No. q West 4th-st. ss6ss; Berg No Is Washing
ton Place S2.SOs William Carroll s. CO., No. ass
Broadway, ss,167. vanderhoft Co. sS.71o; H c
fxtures sf5o Insurance. (ifs). $4,000; deposited
bank s375: cash, s61 stock in trade S7172; notes,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were file
Yesterday with the Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
City Property for Sale or to Let.

LNoUR STORY and basement building 23doo best block
IL Montgomery-st.; splendid opportunity for
baker: two suisAbis for other
business would separats FurshAx particulars
Jarssy City.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, June 26.-The official closing quo
tatons for mining stocks to-day were follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
Country Property for Sale

Country Property for Sale.
T OWN AND HAVE FOR SALE about so OF the
il shore front OF Long
between Centreport
on NorJhport ha-bor directly opposite
Huntington. Suffolk County. onehslf
beautiful clean. slopng sandy
elevation 15e about 80 cleared
heavily wooded with large oak hicory and chestnut
barbors and Long Island Sound for
miles positively mosquitoes.
JOHN y. WILLIAMSON,
220 Broadway. y, Y.
TNACTORY SITES Of railroads Newark. going
E concerns wanted KENILNORTH REALTY COR
PORATION, 220 Broadway
IyoR SALE-A very choice eight-acre tract on Laks
IL Waramaug CT; 100 feet OF beach; ins lawn
meadow garden; fruit in abundance large house;
in rooms Low price and terms Must be sold
NJ BROWN. AZ West 125th-sf.
zoo BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE White Piains
,stj\J N v. Send for particulars A g TODD
pFATTY CO. 90 Sp=ng-st.. New-SOrk City
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
S COTTON BEING HELD ?
DR.. Jordan and DR.. Peters Have Dis
agreed. One Advises Farmers to
Hold, the Other Says Sell.

Mr.. Harvie Jordan, president of the
Southern Cotton Association, is urg-
ing cotton farmers to hold cotton for
at least two weeks. He is confident if
they will accept his advice they will
win the fight against those who are
trying to repress the price.
Of coure, Mr.. Jordan is just as sure
as he can be that his advice is good
that the price will advance materially
within the next two weeks-but cotton
is coming to the ports at pretty
lively rate. For a short crop the re-
ceipts at the ports are large, and it
is said the receipts at Galveston today
will be enormous. Either the farmers
are satisfied to accept the present
price or else they are afraid the price
will decline rather than advance.
Mr.. Peters, who was vice president
of the Southern Cotton Association,
tells the farmers to sell their cotton,
and Texas farmers appear to be TAX
ing his advice.
Whether Mr.. Jordan is better posted
than Mr.. Peters as to what the price
of cotton will be two weeks hence we
are unable to say. Nobody is quail
itied to speak authoritatively respect
ing the price of cotton one week or
two weeks or any number of weeks in
the future If there was, fortune
could be made pretty easily. Cotton
farmers who keep in touch with the
cotton market and the cotton crop
reports and receipts are just as we'll
qualified to say what the price OF cot
ton will be two weeks hence as either
Mr.. Jordan or Mr.. Peters is. The
farmer who follows his own judgment
as to the time of selling is likely to
be better satisfied than if he follows
the judgement of some one else.-Sa-
yannah News,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
HATRED OF RICH "a MENACE
Nebraska University'S Head Says "A
Good Word For protnoters.

Nebraska UnfvcrsiTy'S Head Says n
Good Word For Promoters.
Chancellor L. Benjamin Andrews Of
Lincoln, Neb.. the other day that the
popular hostility toward persons Of
wealth was one of the most dangerous
signs of the times, says Il Lincoln spe-
cial dispatch to the Chic9go Tribune.
In his address, which was to the stu
dents, he complimented the men who
had amaSsed great fortunes and were
us'ug them intelligently. At the same
time he declared the protests Of those
who had been caught through the
Vaccinations of bad" promoters have
no right to play the baby" when it is
all over
Chancellor Andrews, as a member of
the commission which will dispense the
$1O,000,000 gift of John ID. Rockefeller
for educational purposes, has recently
been making study Of the questions
involved in his address.
Current rage against promoters is in
greater measure simply part and par
Gel of the popular hostility felt against
all the wealthy" said the chancellor.
This hatred, so deep, so widespread
so intense, even to savagery, so unrea-
soning and so relentless, | deem the
most dangerous sign Of our times.
IF the mob alone felt 1t this british
antipathy would be less appalling, but
it has sympathy and support in all
classes, even the rich themselves
Hardly newspaper in the land but
frequently gives it voice. Pulpits are
equally Incorporate The pity is that
this gnashing of teeth goes ON against
the rich as such, without the least dis
elimination between good and good for
nothing.
while we cannot too yehemently
reprehend dishonest promoting and I'M
derwriting and while laws and public
opinion should be used to the utmost
toward suppressing these dark prac-
tees. people must, after all, in the last
analysis depend ON themselves, their
own insight, common sense and sagac-
ity to prevent being plucked by cormo-
rants of these classes.
After the lessons of past years
adults who lose by being drawn into
unseaworthy schemes should be asham-
ed to plead the baby act."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18

The Mutual Life Insurance Com
PAW of New York contributed $40, 600
last year to the republican presiden-
tial campaign, $4,000 in 1900 and
Sl5, 600 in 1896, according to the testi-
mony of Vice President Walter r.
Gillette before the insurance investi-
CATION committee.
These contributions were justified
on the same grounds as those given
by John G.. Mccall, president of the
New York Life. He said that the
silver plank in the democratic plat
form and the St. Louis platform gen
orally we're considered a menance to
the policy holders of the company.
According to the testimony of Rob
ert Oliphant, chairman of the ex-
penditure committee, the Mutual Life
Insurance Company maintains con-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
Emil of Tragic Meaning

are these lines from J. H. Simmons, of
Casey Ia. Think what might have re-
suited from his terrible cough if ne had
not taken the medicine about which he
writes: 81 had fearful cough that dis
turbed nv nights rest. ] tried every
thing. but nothing would relieve it until
I took DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, which
completely cured me. instantly re-
Iieves and permanently cures all throat
and lung diseases; prevents grip and
pneumonia. At Dawson Drug Cos.
guaranteed: SOC and 81 90. Trial bot
tie free.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
$4,000 FOR REPUBLICANS; $4,000 FOR LUNCHES
The New York Life Company Donated very
Tdy Sums o These Purposes.

fdential fund for legal expenditures.
Last year $75, 900 was paid out, S25, 900
being paid out the day after the pres
ldential election.
Upon further questioning of Oil
phant by Attorney Hughes it was re-
vealed that s75, 900 was paid out in
1908 in the same way as the other
amounts.
Richard A. McCurdy, president OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
appeared again before the investigat-
ing committee.
Vice President Gillette of the Mu-
tual Life, in his Testimony before the
committee, stated that the company
paid out s72, 1861 last year for lunch
cons for it's clerical force in New
York city. This was at the rate OF
about $3.50 for every day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
Plans TO Get Rich

are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipa-
ton. Brace up and take DR.. King S
New Life pills. They take out the ma
terials which are clogging your ener-
gies, and give you a new start. Cures
headache and dizziness, too. At Daw-
son Drug Co.'S. 25c, guaranteed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
BIG ENDOWMENT PLANNED.
Baptists TO Give Half a Million to
Mercer University.

A Macon special to the Atlanta
Constitution says "Baptist leaders
who are to take prominent part in
the proceedings of the sessions OF the
Georgia Baptist convention here dur
ing the latter days of November have
plans now under way to increase the
endowment fund of Mercer University
to half million dollars. Little has
been said publicly about this move,
but on the morning following the in
auguration of President Charles Lee
Smith meeting is to be held for the
express purpose of setting the ball
rolling, and already the great Baptist
leaders of the state are working out
details of the plan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18

1t is impossible to have clear head,
an active brain, vigorous constitu-
ton or a strong body when the diges-
ton is weak or when the stomach is
out of order. KodOl Dyspepsia Cure
will put the stomach and digestive or
gans in good condition and improve
the general condition. Sold by Daw-
son Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
Ruxao-Japanese war Incident.

During their war with Russia tie
Japanese took pictures of the Russian
prisoners and their surroundings in
Japan, and v,ith the aid of kites scat
tered them among the Russian soldiers
in camp in order to show the contrast
between their hardships and the COM
forts enjoyed by the prisoners.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-10-18
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss of strength, nervous"
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
Of the stomach are all due TO indigestion.
Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov.
cry represents the natural Juices of diges-
ton as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion
and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy
cures all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and Strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball. of Ravenswood, w, Va. says
was troubled with stomach for twenty years.
Kodol cured mo and we arc now using It In milk
for baby
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. 100 Size holding 2H times the trial
size, which sells for so cents.
Prepared by e. o. Dewitt & co.. CHICAGO.
Sold by Dawson Drug Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-24
PRETERITO.| IMP ECTO

meterse su censura los originates de-
libro, pgetextandO que va Sc hablar
publica ID en- Espaha las obras de Cas-
tellanos, y tenjcndO cifculuciGn en- la iSlo
era insece$nrjo tproduciriuS.
De modo que el rencor isleho con
ira la naci6n invasora, sanguinosa
mente caracterizado por pluma espa
fola, en- libro impreso en- Espafa, nc
Sc reputab1 ofensivo; pero interpreta.
do ese miSmo sentimento, con atenua.
clones, por escritor insular, todo el
armatoste de la uberrima factoria anne
nazaba dlslocarse en- convulsiones de
histerismo.
Y cuenta que otros casos de ana.
loga & a''le Sc produjeron por la sus
picacia de IN monterilla rural, pero q
rayo fulmiuado contra Daniel Rivera
tuvo genesis olfmpica
En- aquellos felices tiempos en- que
todo Sc hallaba reglamentadO y clasi-
ticado entire nosotros, asi las pr6cticas
devotas como las azotainas domesti.
cas- y la cortesia callejera, era indis-
pensable someter a censura prGvia los
manuscritos originates destinados la
prensa periodical va fueSen editoriales
anodinos, chiSmorreOs de campanariC
@ necrologfas planideras, genero este
llltimo muy socorrido para los graf6
manos que va verdeaban por las eras
En- Ponce y Mayagtl9z ejercfast
esta censura por los Comandantes de.
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