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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-26

60 frances tuvo ell propio empleado
OCCASION de presenciar hechos que ho-
rripilan. Rspetidas ocasiones la chus.
ma armada puesta al servicio de las
companies explotadoras de la colonia
francesa, Sc lanzaba como una partida
de bandoleros sobre las poblaciones
indfgenas y las saque ab ban trat ando
los desposeldo con la mayor ferocidad.
Otras veces reclutabase a los ne.
gros, y, por cuenta de la fa:torfa, sin
darles reconpensa alguna, SO les obli-
gaba dedicarse los trabajos m IS
penosos, bajo la acci6n del lAtigo, con
el que Sc hagelaba sin compassion &
qulenes por un instante interrumpian
la faena.
Los indfgenas han sido encarcela.
dos y sometldos torturas para obli-
garles declarar donde tenfan ocu to
el mail, producto por cuya possession
tantos crimenes han cometido en- el
Congo los colonizadores europeos.
No estan revestidos de autoridad
alguna, no eiercen funciones militares
, nj administr ativas, sino que son Gin.
pleados meramente partlculales los
80 hailan al servicio dc las compa.
nfas explotadoras del Congo frances.
Y no obstante, cometen las mayores
demasfas con toda impunidad. Cal.
cdlese 10 que haran los funcionarlos
militares investidos de poderes omni.
modos.
He ahf ell regimen colonial &c Ia de-
moor tica Francia en- ell siglo Xxx. 81
de ese modo procede Ia naci6n que en-
punto a progreso polltico marcha en-
primer termino, 6que puede exigirss
de las restantes de Europa? En- resu-
midas cuentas, que en- punto q colonizs.
cion POGO 9 NADIA Sc ha progresado,
apels ndose ahora q los medios vitupe-
rabies, inlcuos infames de siempre pa.
explotar y mantener sumidos en- la ab.
yecci6n q los pueblos simulando que
vii patrana. ejercer sobre ellos una
inhuencla, una ac;i6n altamente ci.
vilizadora.
| Guido Lab0rde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-26
Junta EscOIlr de Canuy

ANUNCI0,---Para dar cumpll.
mtento a 10 que dispone la sesi6u 81
de las vigent4s Leyes Escolares, + &
acuerdo en- session celebrada IN eAta
fetha, conceder un plsz de .ei. dias
que vencen ell 20 del actual para la
admlsi6n de solicitudes de los mass.
tr 8 que deIeen ser contratados en- 90.
10 Dlstrito escolar, para eiercer 60 ell
prcXimo an i.cal de / 905 1905,
Los maestroS que actualmente sjarcen
y no presenter sus solicitudes, 90 en-.
tsndera renuncisn su dereCno. Las
solicitudes deben ser dirlgIdss & Ia
Secretaris de la Junta.
Camuy Junio "a 1905 r. Aqd,
rre n D, PresidenIe de la Junta es.
collar, 4ls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-26
i la ReW-YOrk Life Insurance
Company b

Sc nos intorms que esta Compa.
MIA de Seguros de Vida de la que es
Representants en- Puerto Rico don
L lis SanCh 2 Morales hA psg .do q
sus ssegurados en- nuestra | .ls mss de
trescientos mil pesos por sinle ,tros so.
lsmsnte, sin contar P6lizas Dotales
valores de cesi6n y divldendos. Las
polizss psgadss en- 1904, por fsl.eci.
miento de los aiegura los, sssendlerop
& s54, ,1OI,7L Al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-26

Mientras Brazza, ell eXplorador
africano quien debe Francia la pose
sion de una parte del Congo, gira q
aquella colonia la vista de inspection
que le encomend6 ell Gobierno; algunos
peri6dicos procuran apoltar datos que
esclare zcan los actos abominables CO.
metidos por los funcionarios franceses
en- "a referida region africana.
Las poses'ones francesas de Afri-
ca no son explotadas por ell Gobierno
directamente, sino mediante la inter-
venci6n de companies, cuyo n1mero
excele de cuarenta. Cada una de elias
tiene 4 su cargo la exploitation de de-
terminada parte de la colonia.
Previos contratos celebrados con
ell gobierno, esas Compafiias deben de-
sarrollar las plantaciones mas adecua
das al pals, establecer industrias, abrir
Was terrestres de communication, orga
nizar servicios maritimos, Y, en- suma
propagar la civilization Cruelisimo
l sarcasmo.
En- cambio de esos supuestos
Ifervicios, concedese q tales compahia;
ell monopolio del catchuc y del mar
fl, que son las mas preciadas mercade
rfas de aquel pals. Y ell monopolic
| 10 eier. en- del modo mas irritante;
todo Sc consideran con derecho, nc
hay tropelia que no cometan para au
mentar las ganancias, cada ai1o mas
enormes, que obtienen esas compa
Mas q costa de los deSventnrados ne
gros.
Cada una de las Indie adas EN-
presas explotadoras tiene dividid'
Ia porcl6n de tsrritorio adiudicadt
por el Gobierno en- seis 6 sieta facto-
rfas; al frente de estas hSllapss upo
Ifcncionsrios nombrados por la com
pahfa, y les cuales tienen q sus inme
diatas 6rdf mes de veinte & treirta hom
bres provi.tos de armamentos perfec
cion ados; e,tos son Ios que directamel
to SO entieuden con los indigenas,
lquienes inflnden verdadero pavor.
II L. cohorts del encargado genera
! de 10 factoria comp6nese generslment
, de gentuxa reclutsds en- los peores si
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-26
EDTCTo.

En- la C0rte de Distrito de Humacao.
Los Eltados Uniios de America.
Ell Presldente de los Estados U nj
dos.
Ramon Diaz Dslgadc, ex-parte.-So-
bre dominic de incas dstlcas.
En- 81 asunto arriba relacionado se hs
dictado por esta Honorable Corte
la signiente order:
Por cuanto la parts arriba citeds
present6 un escrito en- esta Corte dt
Distrito con fecha 20 de Mayo de 905
por conducto de 81 abogado don Rs.
fael Arce Rollet, solicit ando SO declA
rara & su favor ell dominic de as ST
guientes iocas:
Rdstica Sin nombre conocidc,
de Ia clase de alto, coustsnte de 81
cuerdas, igual 13 hectareas, 81 area
= II centiareas, colinisnte por el or
to con mas terren,s del promo vente
lpor ell sud con fncas de las sucesione.
lde Dolores Dslgsdo y de jose Diaz;
por 81 este jose Dolores Disz, y POI
ell oeste don Ramon Nun z Carazo,
cuya itca esia radicada IN ell barrio
lCsgtiita del terminod odeAguas -buenas.
| Ora, sameiea sin nombre especial
lde la clese alto, con super ficie de 81
cuerdas igual IL h2ctaress, "a areas y
70 centiareas, sita en- ell barrio y mu
nicipalidad que 10 anterior y colipds
por 81 norts con otra fl ca del -solici.
.ante, por el sud con tierras de Gle
mente Diaz; por el este mas terrenos
del promovente y por el oeste las su
oesiones de Marcelito Diaz y D Jlorei
Delgado.
Pur cuanto segdu manifiesta e
promovente sobre las descritss fncal
no pesan cargas nj gravamenes d,
nipgiu geoero y las hubo, Ia primer;
relacionads por compra dohs Bla
sina Disz, succession de Dolores Del
gado y Francisco Gil Dlaz y la 90
gunds tamb'en por compra Blssint
Diaz y Marcelino Disz, poseye .dolo,
Iquiet. y trauquilamente desde ha e
espacio de unos amos.
POR TANTO 90 ordena por |,
Corte que se otgan las pruebas qu
presente el promovente en el Ola l6 d
Agosto del ccrriente sho 1905 y qu
SO publiquen edlct IS en un peri6dic
de los de mayor circulation do Sa
Juan de Puerto Rico y ca tres sitio
pdblicos del lugar donde estan sta
las fincas q 10 menos una vaz cads &c
mana durante los sesenta dfss nature
les para que las personals igaorada
y todos aquel'os qulsnes ! ada pei
iudicar Ia inAc'iI cl6n de domirio soil
citads, puedAn usar de 81 derech
deutro de dich, termino, que veneer
ell dia antes senalado sea Ell 16 d
Agosto del corrisnte sf1 }, contado
desde el primsro siguiepte al ca gu
apareEea~publlcado 81 primer edictc
que Sc cite asi miamo a los anterlc
res dueiios de la hloa, previniendo
todos q 'e paaadc d.cho .'mlno oil
da la prueba que Sc presente, Sc resol
vera la pet!ci6n del prcmoven.e, pa
rando|es los rjliclos consiguiente
d los que no hagan uso de su dereeho
Dada en- Fl INA 'ao bal mi frna q
de JUNO de 1905 j, A Erwin. Jue
de la Corte de Dlssrito do Humscao
Testi6co; Enrique Rinc6a. Sscretarv
Y para su publicsc6a a los efsc
sos dispaestos, libro la pressnts bal,
mi frma y sello de la Corte en- Huma
Gao 8 de JUNO de 1905 Enr:qm
Rtnc6n Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-26
Ju0ta EsCOIar de Guavana

Esta Jdnta E collar, ha 6jado has.
ia ell dfa 2S del actual, para Ia admi.
sion de solicitudes de los maestros
que dessen ser c0ntratados durante ell
afio escolar de 1905 4 1906 Las soil.
citudes Sc diriglran q esta Secretarfa
acompsfsdas de los correspondence
certifeados, sin cuyo requisite no
serau aceptadas.
LYiS f. Vergns.
Secretario.
S-l. .Guagama, l9 de JUNO de 1895 i.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-26
Junta EscOiaI de Caguas

Sc hace saber los sehores Profe
res que deseen ser contratados en- esta
jurisdiction, que por ell t6rmino de
diez dias, a contar desde la fecha, Sc
admitiran las sol citudes, acompaHa.
das de los correspondence certifca.
dos,
Caguas, JUNO 2l de 1906.
JOSE j. ALVAREZ,
: Presidente de la Junta Escolar. 5 3
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Tie Court of Common Pleas.

The third week Of the Court Of
Common Pleas came tn an end Satur-
day afternoon when the court finally
adjourned. There was no session Of
the court for tho second week, the
Tcnney case having been continued.
andss consequently the volume OF work
done was somewhat restricted. Many
cases are still awaiting trial and the
civil calendar remains congested. =
In the case Of M. E.: Adams against
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany, which was being tried when the
paper went to press last Wednesday,
tho jury returned @ verdict for the de-
fenuant. This was an action in the
sum of $1,000 for failure to- deliver q
telegram to the plaintiff. -
The case Of j. l.. and j. j. Maddox
against Ducworth g. Cooley was with
drawn after it was called and will be
brought at another term. ...
The jury found O verdict for the de-
fendant in the case of NJ, J. Newell
agc. ?st G. II. Taylor, an Gction affect:
ing the rental Of few acres of land.
The case of Robert LnmsfOrd against
the Anderson Cotton mills was taken
up Ihursday morning. This was an
action for damages for injury to the
plaintiffs finger while Operating the
mRchine.g in the mill. The amount
dema.lded was $4,000. The jury re-
cotton mill. -: =
! Ihe jury awarded. the, plaintiff the
sam of 1896 90 In the cfse of A. 8,
pnletz against the ca w. G. railroad.
The action was to recover the value
OF goods lost in. shipment over the
FOad.'E '':'-'''''';...: =, /; :. - :
The last -jnry case. s.. NJ. Warner
against the wv Western Union telegraph
Compsny.ran action for datnages, re :.
suited in verdict for the defendant
company. ,t.. . -. g. ,~sl. ). :. ~. !
The afternoon was spent in the
traneaetIon Of matters in equity
before the adjournment was reached.
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. Is, 1903.
Electric Line TO Bolton.

An important meeting Of the Ander-
son Traction Company has been called
for the 9th of December for the pur-
pose Of considering an increase of the
capital stock from 100000 to $3.50, 600,
and when t;.,s il done it ia announced
that hs e mpany's line Will be extend
ed TO Bctton and ultimately TO Green
vile by, wny OF Wii;iumston, Pelzer
and Piedmont.
The inter-urbah line between this
city :.ii Gret;iSisi,. was planned about
two years ago and II company was or
ganiZcd tor the purpose Of construct
ing 1t. The ac!.me, however, was de-
layed and n| ...'Dg of a defiuite char
nctcr h9s been given out to the public
III regard to it. The city system hav-
ing been built and successfully operat-
ed during tle present year, the pro-
mntcrs ar!' now turning to the inters
urban proportion with assurances that
ii viii be built.
The street car System in this city has
been IN operation less than q year, ort
it has in it's short existence been very
successful. At Il meeting OF the II
rectors last week dividend of 10 prr
cent WAS declared, payable the lst OF
january.
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Death of q Most EstimabIe Woman.

The Grecnville Herald of the 18th
INST, contained the following notice
or the death of Mrs. Patterson, who is a
native OF Anderson and who ia we'll
known and greatly beloved by our
people. The deceased was born on
December "a. 1e4G, and was therefore
nearly sixty years OF age. She was
married on November TO-, 1868, to the
delphia, who died on March 2l, 1901.
Lawrence o. Patterson, of GreenviIle,
il her only living child, an infant ak
moDths old having died in july, 1872.
The Herald says:
Mrs. Martha Orr Patterson died il,
San Diego. California, yesterday at
ternoon from the effects of Injuries re-
ceived Oct. 81, while out driving with
a party OF friends III that city, where
she was stopping for few days on
her return home from San Francisco.
where she attended the annual CON
ventlob OF the Daughters of the Amer.
lean Revolution.
Lawrence o. Patterson received
telegram this morning conveying the
sau Intelligence OF his mothers death,
HaDy with DT. j. l., Orr for San Diego
ana VIII accompany the remains to
Grccnville. :
"..rs. Patterson was driving with
MIS-. Bleckiey. Of Anderson, q member
OF tle South Carolina party, the latter
| esca ping injury. in tho accident. 1t
wa.'thought Mt the time, and commun-
icated to her relatives here, that Mrs.
Patterson received only slight Injuries,
and the news of her death was q Sc
vere ehock to her relatives and friends.
Death resulted very suddenly from
thrombosis.
"Mrs. Patterson was n daughter of
the late Governor Orr, and O sister of
the late Col. James l.. Orr. She is
survived, by one sister, Mrs. Mary
Orr Earle, Of Washington, and one
brother, DR.. s, NJ. Orr, of And er-
sou. .-.,..-..
Mrs. Patterson was ono of the
foremost, best loved, and best known
women Of the State. Phiianthropic
and kind she has done ,luch in this
| community aud over the whole State
for the betterment of humanity, and
che was never happier than in doing
good deeds to -uplift the unfortunate.
Through her Influence and efforts, the
! last session Of the legislatnra came
tory bill, which will eventually, With
out doubt, receive favorable attention
by the law makers Of the State: ,E.2.., :,
Beloved by oil, she led an exeni-
plary life. and che will be missed from
the community and State beyond ex-
press ~. She was prominent in club
life, i'd for q number Of years she
was president Of the State Federation
OF Women's clubs. which position she
resigned last year to the regret of the
| entire State Federation. J. ;,|f2.#:s;. az,
''Ihe funeral Arrangements will be
announced later. It win probably be
ten Gays before the. funeral and burial
will take place. !: =. !
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Thanksgiving joys,

= : \
The Almighty Father has blessed
our our Southland, bopntifully, this sea-,
. Our fields have yielded their, In:
crease = s. : s, !. { & &fs
Cotton is King cnce more, aud; is
doing bis best to make the land smile
under his bsneficent reign. I. So
> Let us be glad. :: ;s5 E:; {
{ And rejoicing ourselves, do not let
US forget the hupdl eds Of little father
Less children gatherea into onr 0r-
phanages. H i t:t:.4 y;
Let 1s make: thissyear tthe@besst they
ever had. ~; z, ): II si;>s9 >9 % -,
=: Send good: stores OF corn, -four, meat,
syrup. eggs and butter. & },r;:Ss; %I$ ,:l%% \,
2, Send money that answereth OH,
In our own plenty, do not let us for:
get to spread the table of those ~ ho:
have nothing y. II az s2t 0 IN;
\ fs was job who said: III + !, ,aave eaten
my morsel, Dyself alone and ;,;# the
fatheriess; have not eaten thereof, then
letmiue arm y fall from the shoulder
blades and mine arm be brokenSsf from
the bone IS rs q 4 81
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5::s,At,Hynisn,s Altar. /

{, "a quiet home WED ddinjt az fth mf,ieh la4
cat interest: oconrred 80u Sunday. the
18th INST, at the .reai deltce ;Gf mr. ai,i
Mrs. William Sd Merritt I, s. w lien Ss their
daughter, MiSa Florence. yasa united iI,
marriage to Atr. Jnhn &C. Bridges, Rey.
D:S- Srearmln o@ @eiati ing
The at.endants were mr.: Carlos
enceG Bridges, ana B sSsi sam NY aIsisi aSff
With Miiss kdtss is RokeI ~
fter the cere nnny SwasSperfnlrsaa,iiei rsa,iii
every body was invi ted iii Is Il fIia lIfii5iSS
room, J, Yliere " bountifai siuppersss
I. Both of the young q peoni 81 j. j Iisl lone ~ L 81
hFEomln q enE and 20 ;ht ghl este teenad FAM
1isss ,s 3f. this Se0ur &, idges$
hli Mss Merritt El Mas VOL aud loved
many SiTt1ss$ aud Il charrmiri ieS Darsons
ity, and $brld de ever & had \ incaEar ssssSs
wtahes tor her fusnI q happinesa.sS phs
groom Mr. Hriiiga has sbanr frseiYsis
lin this comm NIFTY ~ here ia Syils rnarSi
feeas:2 He iH % mani 81 skerting WoTk kh and
So proap peE0tie 1ner; flt III I'D oiDr "a
locate .in our oIllnann nitys iVe hope he
49, R5s1piS,ps q. LnsE
ulat,ons extend dall eo HIS bride J An ,amsf
;grnopi sssat fhs satsems iii
8 Ala1, The sams 30 ID at 81 |o,SIocks
at The home sCsf n lra md MfS@, difdcS
Etliaon, YofitsE ea6 dang hfArs fiss
3 Magass sNas ~ .ar1i /! r B
i0f Mfss& Elltaon aud q ff IieksswarS
SSpraeagt. 81 l.ss sssii s'
were Invited 4 irl "a Hf hS iinigr rnSsS
where a bUuhti ifni xenst 4 ~ enYS6iiSS
tptr sthsir fsisna in hina hsfas
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:, ~. o. -
: 5Aufun News

/ IS i: xVall, i have not seen any items
from here in some time so We will try
and give you some. 3;{g: sss
Our people have about 81 u s iniahad
picking cotton and n are sowing 81 q;
/. We are glad cotton has !TarieachatESfi
cents, hus some OF {onr + best farraeras
are WeitinR for A:atill hi d Her i1ri EEI
E:t95; / Mrs IN. MsE Mad den. 6f sCsnSrai !. hasI
been visiting her son. u 30 Mad
q q. Simpson. . haaS zepns tp 81 is,,ip= ds:
ming lat slaas aud Sis prep pafei to 60 zhis;E
;ReV. j Cann, ofs is' Iamls 3 spn. y,Is;
start q meeting at: Bethel Church next;
ednesday nigh ihnd con tinus itinnsiL
SundGynfght..STsSgS Ef
S We heard that & on e ! OF onE farm nera
went down to NV lid Hog Inat; ;pFeakFanil
warped horses with 0iiS Siof itB citiEefss.
He made en- homes trade and got h0ifis y
an0nt 9 dark 9 ,ih,st heeN NMas M dis tlig bed about
Hog man wan Ing ids rfle hack IS Hs
%said his mi fe sAnd Ind q ii fsnicraSi
all njchtS 8nd he.s wan ted peace here lils
ear bnt he coifl Id Hio oS gsEsit Si f$fie;
idtdpi g get his horse back f1 rs isfsIIfAas
our <faflel faes s5is 5issas Ii lSanSl Ythe wild
Hog Ilan Weil rs iissS wife;
sshontin5g ais the Get HIN consult;
hlss ,!i s5slte ana Dis gyand dfens and Salts
his paoplel hen 4 eau
Miss Hattfe ff en- hts 1sssi, s si,aniis5
ing hs faN dny with 3 hef grand fataiar.;;
& sil g E.siS g dem at
word ;ih1fp SIne eiH kefs ofE
/ sAnd sp1n sS::ssss N nave
Escha / anca 20 vote 1n ia "a safY aiisassa
4 Hon, y and lst each must hlinsaifE
'aMs' 11ss gssnSss9gg
sM0alds vote tor nor s0a any kihSssi
S1ssSy us allss 1NaGS lifs mat "a And
vote AS wa atnlfl iiIeH1sss ssW0iId d sRysnB,
10 vote { 81 n ats fhs a hisk eyas
sysit tttso y heSs 3kss s0ng
Z sssa,atR6 4 iayfs napss fnnchs fhSas
i HUE ssi lssti mfases
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Notice TO The u. D. c,

Camden, Nov. 10 Important tn
the United Daughters of the Confed-
AS reduced railroad rates hsye been
granted to all delegates and other Of
fclals,. who will attend the ANIMAL
meeting of the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy Convention in john
ston, >; C.. on the Goth day OF Novem-
Der, 1905. the ticket agents at all sta
tions will furnish the regular one
fare rate ticket, which ticket must
DC preserved and presented at the
eoayention to be endorsed by fhe
president, Mrs. Andrew w. Burnet,
81, and also to be countersigned by
the ticket agent Of johnston, who Will
De present at the convention for that
purpose. :. 80
Unless fifty persons present these.
tickets VIC cannot eecure the reduced
return rates, SO all are earnestly re.
quested to attend to this matter. Z
MIR. w. II. Fitzgerald, RAILROAD
commissioner at Richmond, Va, will
give Instructions to all ticket agents.
respectfully yours, -'1..1[
|. Harriet Shannon Burnet;; ;4a
Presidents. G. Div. U. D. Ca.SHss..
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&: Just what q go@d ;;sza well.seleoted !
a. 81 Stock is until you visit our place and
I !, ook41tirough. q i It's fact wAhaye very /
4: aayearly q eVerytEing that makes; ~. d !.
swell wardrobe for those that insist,
y Q on being :well dressed, rhe,n the /:
prices thfoug ghout ARE vs-y: reasonable, t \
!, .sg Why not make i this5kind Of store
+: your shopping PLACED l' Doing big
. ''i business in Coat suita, Jackets, Goats, \
5I 5':l'pn Fnrs, Etc. Millinery Department
,s ays'on I, . boom. Dress Goods and
of evety
Is Hts|ay a Goods of s, all kinas Blankets,
s. 81 asinldi 4 Unaerve "
can be sapplie frsln q
4, Dame -. Il every tin,e ouE
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be present at the convention for that
purpose. . -. ; .''.:g.
Unless fifty persons present these.
tlckets We cannot eecure the reduced
return rates, SO all are earnestly re-
qussted TT to attend to this matter. 3
Mr: W. II. Fitzgerald, RAILROAD
commlssloner at Richmond, Va, viii
give Instructions to all ticket agents.
Respectfully yours, =. 4
Harriet Shannon Burnet; n;9E:
TreslGensS. g. Div. U. D. C4frs.s
Every farmer who sows grain ahou,d
look into the merits OF the Cole GraiI,
Drill, sold by Sullivan Hdw. C,. This
IS the most perfect Implement OF the
Klho tnat has ever been designed, and
tue only ono that will insure perfect
crop Of grain. ..s. ....#1 =; :. =.
:. Fn.. sALE--5oo bushels Virginia
. Ira -ie Blue Straw Wheat for seed.
Piedmont Drug Company, & B:
g.. H-o ...|.. Piedmont, 8. G..
G. s. Bu 'nans Tastlfies After -Four Years,
G. Z. Burhans. Of Carllse Center. NJ. Y.
writes: "Ab2ut four years ego T wrote
you stating that had entirely cured OF a
sever severe kidney trouble by taking less
than two bottles OF Foley'e kidney Cara,
lt entirely stopped the brick dust sedi-
mens, and pain and symptoms Of kidney
disc disease disappeared. I am glad to cay
thnsa e1n,tn,, norSr naI rStufn OF any Of
that hays eispaea as ann tne e,a ,ouG years
orrtG "a atav c,,reI Sa,,d ha"ti, ovusnLiy
mend Foiev'a Kidr.av Cn~n ~ -, 80 to.,- =
srl rlffsrinp from iridnay ~ hia5SS ~ any .oae
ble,U Evsns pharmscv. " uuef .'l. tEoh- !Ft
{ III .:.7 .-E
war; T!alssa snd i ali kila, ID of Gnametea Miaeiaso
s,ass aasa %are va Is carried by salliyan Hard
"ase o'. l%,. t:; = ;;=
A., =, s,i:3;;% ,%<t;55sJ . ::
wv UaseSi " sheumohia on Record sl$
: We do not know or 4 simple anca
whore cough or cold resulted in prtaii-; IrteN
Inonis: 7or oonsum ntion when F5lsv;a$ F
Honey and Tar had bear, .tal.rn... r. n9 yss IS
coughs and colds nor fettjv:' Al, Iir, nns saEs
chafices withannfr mi 1. r,5 s5n nsa,,sS,.ssS
which snay contain oDiaseg. ,whici, ca1ias
constipation. condition' that '-asss ~ rsss
Goneyy anG a19T Tar ao o9e asas ~ for
o.N: M s. ...vans az :, s,'masy: ..
aa ~ ei. e.1 Hniuea its iEloW s t9Gays
90 % .tss aya 5esn, tne StanGara :PioWs
=. ~ thv "uT.E. :. ~. Wlino WORK that can
noss 20 ~ otASs LOW. I.
thsea pinws s canno. nno esss h sos oI.sPasaosn
IN nness es sin ploWa are sold by sullivan Hard
$'s B q l,,earstI b 4 fsr Ao,ian. i # jis IS
When Ese Ee.s =s,= a.,.ie,,,; i;
tsl it % N t,s ioo o s1g bsss aa,s yen ean
;cheeke; the sbrfgstnea of Tie evse;s s ina t6e
f trna !, eae Of 2lest I. ael and muhclae: the;
:b6uoynnsy ef sbs. 4 mind IS them. At
!; s ~ s9nas.
3 lfalsh9 o!ey;s hohey ana
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-15
!. Public School Statistics.

RobeEt;. F.. Nicholson: Anderson
County effieient>and popular Snpsr-,
pleted aud sent in his annual report
for the fiscal year closing June 30, 1905,
to tho State Superintendent OF Edu-
cation. From this report we ilavs
culled the following figures, which
will ii1. doubt prove interesting to
every reader of The intellipencer: :: Z; =:
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