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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
The S. T. Phsrmacsl Co.,
Nueva York.
San Juan, P, r.

Muy Srez. mfos;
Me complazco On manfestar ydS. que desde
hace agunos meieI vepgo recomendando & mis-
clientes, cusndo la indication 10 reclsma el uso
de las Psstillss Antdrices orfeccion sdas por
Vds en- honor Ia verdad debo expressrles
que Ell meior exito ha segnido mis- prescrip-
clones.
Creo que tienen sus psstlas una splicaci6n
practica inmeiorable en- estos paises donde por la
scci6n enervante del china languidecen todas las
fur clones particularmsnte las dgeslivss, reve.
lSndoss por GherGcioneS castro ttestinaes por Ia
constipation habitual dolencia que squf padecs la
generalidRd de las gentes.
Entiendo que favorecen la funci6n hepAlics en-
nuestro clims tropical, donde e hfgsdo tisne que
resiEar una sctividsd exsgerada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

Hay noticias de San Petersburgo Parece que
goberno Ia estabecdo estrcta para los
bes que Sc referen la revolucon El corresponsa del
Journal comunca que la huega abarca hoy mas de la mi
tad del tertoro Rusa europea que las smpatias del
eJecto estan con los Los des6denes Sc re-
producer hora ras hora poicia mpotente repri
mlrlos Aseg1rase que bombardea en- este momento
Riga por tercera areros escogdos con Ell fin de
aegurar la rendconde la plaza Sc aguarda la promuga
cl6n de la eymarcal en- todo e impero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

Informan de Washington que ell Comite de Panama,
Senado Sc ocupa de nvesgar los audes de que Sc
acusa dversos funconaros pdblcos Pero nvestiga
c6n es muy laga dic confia en- terminara has
ia fines de Abr principles de Mayo. Para entonces
administration del Canal manos de ota Comisi6n que no
sea excusvamente desgnada por e poder eecutivo La
toma de possession de Mr. Bshof sin que senado sanco
nase prevamene su nombramlento estma como un SIN
toma my caro de autortarmo por parte del Presdente
En- ese hecho oroS de caracter administrative Sc ba
san las del senador Spooner Presdente
Los leades repubcanos trabajan por conegur sol
c6n que compacta la mayora sin fracconarse
porque este podria actar trunfos parcaes los demo-
cratas Mr. Bshof teegrafa que va hala al frente de
que reponde de la buena marcha de los rabaos
del Canal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

que suscribe, Doctor en- Mediclna Cru
ifa, CERTIFlCA que ha usado repetidas veces
en- gu clisntela las Pastillas AntIricas, ha obte
nido con elias excelentes resultados en- el trata'
miento de las Intermediates para cuya euracion
Sc destnan, pudiendo asrgurar que no cousidera
meior que elias ningIn otro medicamento
DR.; r, del Yale.
San Juan, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
The s. T. Pharmsl Co.
New York,

Muy Sres. mios:
Mucho me place hscer preserts Vds que
desde hsce IN aho vengo prescrbendo en- mi
clientela particular aus excelentes Psstillas An.
tGricss asf como tsmb'e en- los polvos Listeforp, y
sun no he tenido ocasi6n de arrsper tlrme de su
su enpleo, que por el coptrario cumplen felmente
aus indicsciones, por todo 10 cusl recomiendo d.
chos preparsdos ehcszmente 81 resto de mis- com
psheros, Vds enyfo mi mas cordial fslicta-
ci6n.
De Vds. stentsmsnte,
DR. Francisco NJ Susoni
Arecibo, p r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
The S. T. Pharmacal Co.,

New York.
Muy Sres. mfos:
Tengo especial gusto en- manifesto Vds
que he emplesdo d sle hace un aho, en- mi Glen
iela las Pattdrcas Ant1ricas de Le Roy, en to
dos aquellos casos en- que estAn indic4de', prin
cipalmente en- las dispepsias que reconc cen como
csuIa primordal un retardo nutritivo de nstura.
leza Grics asf como en- los enfermos en- que "a
misma diatesis ocssiona otros trastornos.
Creo que dichss Pastillss Anidricss constitu.
yen un preparado cienttqco que puede conside
ratte excelente, que encuentra un gran nj nero
de indicaciones en- la pra:tca medica diaris.
Rsitee&ndole el testimonio de mi mayor con.
sderscl6n, me suscrbo de Vds alto. s. S.
DIR. r. Rqiz Arnau.
San Juan, p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

easos de dyspepsia que he tenido ocssi6s dc
tratar.
Soy de Vds alto. s. s.
DR.. Hioents Rour
NJ edico Cirujano
ltabels, P. r.,
This S. T. Pharmsc.ca Co.,
New York.
Muy Sres mics;
Los resultados cbsenidos en- 10 rrGctcs con
sus PastilIae Ans6ricss han sdo excelen,es Sus
Pastillss llensn 10 dobe indicscion de fsciitsr la
digestion stacnr directamente 10 csusa de la
di'pep,ia.. Alivian dssde s primer momspto
curau siempre.
Ne congratulo de tener mi dispo osic6u IN
srna t segurs para eombstir con csrteza ertcr-
dad t tsnsE y frecusrte como ls dispepsia, y les
doy mi enhorabuens.
De Vds. alto. q. s.
DR.. Manuel BIazquer.
Manar, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

The S. T. Phsrmscal Co.,
New York.
Muy Sres MOS:
Despues dc haber estudiado las excslsntes pro.
piedades terapeuticas de las Pastillas AntGricas
hsberme convencido de que 90 un edcamerto
ideal en- el tratamento de las afscciones g&stri-
cas- por haber devuelto competamente 10 salud
psciertes cronicos, y bsstsdos de haber recurrl.
do & cusntss drogss Sc ls habia prescrito, tergo
esy ecisl inisres en- hacerio asf copstsr ponerlo
en- conc cimiento de Vds. con mi voto csluroto de
felicitaei6n po. Ian bentfcioso triunio.
De VdE atentsmsnte,
Dr. Miguel Roses
O6ciAl de Sanidsd.
UtuSdo, P. r.
Las Psttllss AntdrIeaa me han dadoI muy
buen resultado, las receto siempre que Ss me
presents ocasl6n
Dr. p A.many
Arecibo, P. X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

Muy Sres. ml0s.
Tengo especial gusto en- signihcar Vds. que
be usado en- mi pra.tics las Paltillas AntdricaI,
obtenieddo los meiores reIultados en- todos los
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
LAWYERS AND JoINTuRE.
The Santa Fe New Mexici

The Santa Fe New Mexican says:
 The pro-joint statehood papers are printing an interview with a sales man of law books who says that the lawyers of the two territories are in favor of joint statehood. This is not surprising, for the effort to harmon ize the statutes, the customs and the precedents of the two territories would give rise to large amount of litigation by which the aforesaid lawyers would profit greatly, but the people would suffer. The mere changing of the name from New Mex ico to Arizona would cause confu. sion for years and would be produc- tive of many legal disputes. Oh, yes, the lawyers are for joint statehood, for the motto of many of them is: Let us have trouble
 Many of the lawyers of Arizona are taking an active part against joint statehood, but it is reported that others are more or less secretly work ing for jointure. However that may be, says the Republican, the terri. torial bar has gone on record as against jointure in a meeting of the association, held for that purpose, several months ago. There was no objection to the strong resolutions of the bar. which will go before con- gress at the proper time What the lawyers of Arizona may say to the travelling law book salesmen will hardly weight congress against the action of the bar of the territory. If any member of the bar has dissented he has done so privately.
 It is true that lawyers, for the most part thrive on the troubles of their fellows. Troubles will come in spite of lawyers, just as disease comes in spite of doctors. But if a doctor should attempt to make business for himself by encouraging an epidemic. he would probably not get a great share of the business which he might create for the profession. So, if lawyer should assist in bringing about a condition of affairs, creating unusual activity in the legal profes- sion at large, he would almost cer- tainly not be called upon to assist in the solution of the vexatious prob. lens to whose existence he had con. tributed
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
DEPARTMENT OF MINES.

Probably the most important effort known as tho American Mining Con gress, now in session in Fl Paso, is the appeal to congress to create a department of mines and give to the head of that department a seat in the Presidents cabinet. This is not new proposition, having been ad- vocated by the prominent mining men of the country for several years.
 The mining industry is growing in magnitude year by year. and a gov. ernment department similar to the department of agriculture would cer- tainly result in helping the mining men and prospectors in their search for the hidden treasures of the min eral country and developing the min. eral lodges after they have been dis. covered.
 No one will deny that the farmers = of the country have been enriched and helped to raise the standard of their pursuit by the vast sums ex- pended by the government through the department of agriculture for the scientific study of the character and adaptability of the various soils and Tn experimenting with the cultivation of almost every species of plant life.
 4 mining department could do as much for the miner and prospector. The government has done much for the mining industry through it's SUD- port of schools of mines in the states snd territories. but it could do much more through an organized depart ment represented in the national cabinet.
 In his address to the mining con. gre9s this week President Richards urged the cooperation of our govern. ment with the miner, as it now CO., operates with the farmer, through g department of mines and mining of equal dignity with the department of agriculture as a means of incalculable benefit to the mining industry, that, for instance our prospectors, miners and mining investors are entitled to the most careful governmental inves. tigation of mineral districts and formations, and the ebst way of treat. ing the infinite variety of ores in which this country abounds, and that they have the same right to official information on these matters that the farmer has to official information iu regard to crop culture, which is so effectively supplied to him by the de- partment of agriculture. It also ap. pears to them that foreign markets for some of our mineral products might be increased by proper gov- ernmental action, in much the same way that such cooperation has de. veloped markets for certain agricuI. tural products abroad. If the ques. ton Is considered simply one of dol. lars and cents. they are inclined to believe that in the ways indicated 9 department of mines and mining would pay for itself many times over as a direct benefit to the mining and affiliated industries.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

COPPER QUEEN BAND DANCE. NOVEMBER 22.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
RESOLUTION NUMBER 15.

A Resolution Providing for the Collec. tion of Taxes in the City of Bisbee for the Year 1905
 Be It Resolved, by the Common Council of the City of Bisbee, that the City Marshal shall proceed to collect the taxes for the said City of Bisbee for the year 1905, in accordance with the warrant heretofore issued, excepting therefrom the item of four mills to de- fray the interest on the public debt Passed and adopted by the Mayor and Common Council on this 18th day of November, 1905.
 JOHN 5. TAYLOR.
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee. C. W. HICKS,
 Clerk of said City.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
RATE MADE FOR PHOENIX.

Will Be Se.45 for Round Trip During
 the Fair, December 4 to g.
 Ticket Agent White of the South western yesterday received notice of rate decided upon from the city to Phoenix and return on account of the Territorial fair. The rate is S9.45, and will undoubtedly take many people from this vicinity.
 The fair holds from December to g. Tickest will be good going on train No. 1, on December 3, and all trains December 4 to '. The return limit will be December Il.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

Mrs. Allie Howe returned to her home at Tombstone last evening ac. companied by her sister, Miss Shep- herd.
 B. F. Graham was through town last evening enroute to Douglas from Cana Dea-
 F. W. Spiers is at Cananea on busi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

In Tucson a few of the old, dis. sruntied and back number politicians have banded together for the purpose Of destroying the political autonomy Of Arizona by advocating joint state hood. These gentlemen will be re. raembered in the hereafter by the loyal citizenship of this territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

The unprecedented success of ouI annual Thanksgiving Linen Sale in duces us to continue the sale through out today. The supply of all the bar gains is still ample to supply all.
 COPPER QUEEN STORE.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
sTERgoPTIcoN ILLUSTRATIONS.
Will Illustrate Lecture of pr. Cook
 TnnInhf

Will Illustrate Lecture of pr. Cook
 Tonight.
 In presenting tonight at Library Hall the evidences for a Future Life, Dr. Cook will follow two lines of proof. He will present marvellous facts bearing upon the prsblem under consideration, which facts have been obtained by an instrument of Science and by other means under scientific requirement, thereby bringing the proof within the scope of Physical Science These facts or results will be made very impressive to the audi ence by means of stereopticon illus trations that have been taken direct iy from the originals.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17
lowell Branch Office.

A Branch office has been establish a at Lowell in the building occupied y Lowell Drug Co. News items and advertisements left there will be giv- en prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

The American Mining Congress ex. tended hand to Arizona in adopting a resolution protesting against the joint statehood proposition. For this Arizona owes its gratitude to the men composing the congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

At last account the artesian flow from the Copper Queen we'll contin. Ues at the rate of twenty-five gallons minute. The well was filled up to within 200 feet of the top by the loss of the lower casing.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

There will be one consolation left fl the event Arizona is put into a state with New Mexico, and that Is the fact that none of those who are now traitors to Arizona will ever get their noses into the official feed trough of the new state.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-17

This paper IS kept on nIe at Law rence's Advertising Agency. 401. Ex- Aminer Bldg, Los Angeles Cal, where contracts for advertising may be made
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-13

owner as entered on the register, they
are put into transparent glass bowl.
Now the guests partake Of a repast
composed of every conceivable form OF
orange you can think of-sliced Or
anges, orange ice, orangeade, orange
favored candy, ctc.-after which you
announce that prize will be offered
to the one who guesses nearest to the
number of seeds in the bowl, and a
BOBBY prize given to the poorest
guesser. Also, two prizes will be
awarded to the two guests having the
most number Of seeds and the least
number in their respective oranges.
Appropriate prizes are in order for 4
dozen orange sodas at a good soda
fountain for the grand prize, and n
small jar of orange marmalade Will
provoke q good deal Of mirth when it
is given to the winner Of the BOBBY
prize.
And by the time the party winds up
you will find the bowlful of orange
seeds have sprung up into 4 splendid
crop Of fun. Yet. If you prefer other
fruit, you may call the party after al
most any variety containing moderate
amount of seeds, although we would
not advise a watermelon party, rs then
the committee would have to spend q
week or so counting the seeds.-New
York Evening Mail.
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His PRAYER.

Mrs. Gertrude Atherton. the author.
ess, says Harper's Weekly, tells of the
tribulations Of friend in New York,
who is the mother Of a particularly
mischievous boy Of some seven years.
Zone evening recently" says Mrs.
Atherton, when the mother was get.
ting the boy ready for bed after what
she termed a day Of unmitigated out
rageousness' on the part of her hope
full, she said to him:
"'Now when you say your prayers
tonight, Richard, remember to ask
God to make you better boy. You
have certainly been bad to-day"
Accordingly the youngster began his
petitions to the Almighty in the usual
form. Before closing with the CUSTOM
airy Amen" he added:
"And please, God, make me better
boy"
Then he paused a moment. and, TO
the utter CONSERVATION Of the long SUI
fering mother, he concluded his pray
er with unabated gravity:
Nevertheless, not my will, oh, LORD,
but Thine be done"
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GIVING AN ORANGE PARTY.

GIVING AN ORANGE PARTY.
Have you ever given an orange
party?
II is curious and amusing from the
v9G start, as each guest is requested
10 bring an oranSe-which request be-
Ing accompanied by TO explanation is
quite puzzling, and therefore gives an
added interest right at the beginning.
Usher each arrival into the dining
room, where they are received by the
Orange Aid Committee, whose first
duty is to aid you in registering your
orange and tying ribbon marked by
a letter around it so you may identify
1t later.
Then all the guests assemble in the
dining room, while the committee con-
tinues with its work, which is to count
the seeds. Each orange is cut in half,
the seeds are extracted, and, after be-
ing counted and duly credited to the
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-04-13
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Speaker Cannon is a great lover of
green corn.
At sixty-eight Grover Cleveland an
proaches close to the three score and
ten mark.
Among the Americans who recently
left Paris for Monte Carlo is James
Gordon Bennett.
1t has been officially arranged that
the Prince and Princess of Wales shall
visit India in November and stay unit!
March.
The Japanese emperor's yearly ex-
pense Of living is limited. For this
purpose he draws $3,000,O00 from the
national treasury
Joseph Choate, American ambassa-
dor to the court Of st. James, has now
served longer in that position than
any of his predecessors since the re-
t;rement thirty-tive years ago of Chas.
Francis Adams.
General Nogi and General Kuroki
are members of the Presbyterian
church, and Field Marshal Oyama's
wife is also a member in good standing
Of that denomination. Admiral Togo
is Roman Catholic
France has 1nancier Mt the head
Of its new ministry. Mons. Maurice
Rouvier, the new premier. has been
accustomed to say that $50 long as the
finances Of nation are sound there
Is nothing to fear"
Senior Modesto Garces. former Pres
ident Of the State Of Cauca and now
special engineer for the National Gov
ernment of Colombia, is examining
the extensive coal deposits on the Pa
cific slope with view to asking bids
tor their exploitation.
Fifty-six years ago Louis Kossuth
led the Hungarian Assembly to de-
clare independence of Austria. and be-
came dictator and commander-in-chief
In the unsuccessful war which fol-
lowed A few weeks ago Francis
Kossuth, his son, was summoned to
the Austrian capital by the emperor.
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TerSely Put.

Bobby has just reached English com.
position in his school, and his father
is a newspaper man, who prides him
self on his concise style. Bobby came
home from school the other Gay in high
glee because his teacher had praised
his composition on George Washing
ton. He showed the production to his
father with pride, but was somewhat
crestfGllen at his parents criticism:
TOO many words, my son. Too many
words altogether. Why can't your
teachers instruct you how to express
your ideas tersely? Now, just sit down
at that table, take this pencil, cut out
every word you can spare without
leaving out q single idea, and if your
mother does not agree with me that the
result is better than this composition
which your teacher praises, I'll give
you half q dollar" The lad took the
pencil and fell to work, while his
father read The paper. After a long
time Bobby brought the heavily scored
manuscript to him, saying: 1T was
hard work to keep in something on
every one Of the things Washington is
famous for, dad, but l guess l did it."
This is how the result read:
George Washington became the
Father Of His Country because he had
no little boy Of his own to whip for
cutting down cherry trees, and he is
remarkable among American. states
men because he would not tell lie."
Mamma awarded the half-dollar to
Bobby.-NeW York Tribune.
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"Afa," she said, tremulonsly, there's &
letter just come from Dave"
II knew it'd GOMEZ knew itr' And
the old voice filed the room with its
triumphant ring. Then there crept
into her face an anxious look. "What
does he say?"
Hes sorry about selling the place,
ma. He really thought you'd like it
better in town. But he's fixed it up
for us to stay. He says you'll never
have to leave the place"
Il knowed it-I knowed it we'll
enough! You don't know Dave like 1
do. But read me the letter"
She did read it. and the old woman
listened with tears-glad tears now
falling over her withered cheeks.
"You can just unpack our things"
she cried, when it was finished, land
get this place Strengthened out. The
idea of your packin' up, and think we
was goin' to move to town! Nice mess
you've made Of 1t! Jest as if Dave
would hear Of US leavin' the place. 1
always knowed you'd never 'r, eciated
Dave"
Before morning brok" ma was dead.
Happy, because sh" had back her old
faith in Dave the blind, beautiful
faith Of the uother in the son. And
Libby-th- homeless and unloved
Libby-was happy, too, for she had
finished we'll her work of caring for
ma.-London Answers.
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Montreal also is beginning to talk Of
greater Montreal"

Montreal also is beginning to talk OF
greater Montreal"
The new Parliament building ali
Stockholm. which was begun ten years
ago. is now completed.
The First Royal Fusiliers landed in
England recently after twenty-one
years Of foreign service.
The twenty-tifth anniversary of tho
Introduction of electric traction into
Germany will soon be celebrated il
Berlin.
The French Postofficc, Department
is now operating twenty motor car
postal routes in various parts Of the
country.
In recent examination of French
recruits ten ont Of the twenty exam
ined confessed they had never heard
Of Napoleon.
Three of the seedless apples produced
by John F. Spencer. Of Grand juno
eion, Col. were recently sold in Lon
don for S25.
Prices at Taormina and Messina in
Sicily for hotel accommodations during
the approaching visit of the Kaiser
have been trebled.
Toward the end of May. says the Ber-
lin Colonial Gazette, a thousand Beers
will probably emigrate from the TraEs.
vaal into German East Africa.
A granite monument is to be raised
in the cemetery at Middle Village. L.
l.. to mark the graves of the sixty un-
identified victims Of the Slocum dis
aster.
Thermometers have been placed In
the Chicago street cars, in compliance
with the car heating and ventilatin:
ordinance, so that people can see just
how cold they are.
For the destruction of tigers in Bur.
ma the authorities. says the Lucknow
Gazette, now offer fifty-three shillings
per head. for leopards and panthers
twenty-six shillings, and for bears
eleven shillings.
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SliohtIy Mistaken,

The man in the gray bowler size
and a half too small was evidently
down on the Volunteers.
They're no soldiers" he said, in
dicating the local citizen soldiers hur'
rying to the drill hall They don't
know how to walk like soldiers. Any
one could tell they're brick'ayors' lab
orers and shopboys at a glance. II
1t were only by the way they walk
Now, here comes real old soldier
Great Scott, what a differencei This
chaps been in the regulars l can
tell by the quick step and the way he
carries his rife"
Not a bit of it, laughed the man
with the unclean collar. That's my
brother Bill. Es a lamplighter. e
got that walk carrying the pole."-
London Tit-Bits.