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Alley corner; 1O4x1OO on rapidly develop
ing business street; blocks of union
depot. Cheap 2-story bricks around. this
rent readily at $500 to s24OO year to
financially responsible tenants. This will
do the same. Investigate quick; this will
sell.
B. F. EBoRN.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALECCorner lot 7OxI5O, on South
Highlands Of East Lake; within $50 feet
of car line; will sell cheap. Addr IS
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FOR SALE.
s23O-Ave. cath St., improved lot; rents
1886.
sl2,oo0-Large i cor; whites; pays s1440.
S4500-Ave. b. goth ST.; improved.
S4250-Ave. d.. goth ST.; pays s456
s12. J0-Handsome S. Hig'ld home; y blk.
Goth.
s45o0-Lovely modern home; j. 18th st.
s55O0-Large nice home 2 blks car.
s5250-St. Charles ST. place: furnace heat.
S9O00-S. goth st. res; choice location.
$l0,000-Ave. X. 10th st. res; strictly mod
ern.
S3l 50-Cor Ave. & 18th ST.
s6300-100x140 Ave. G, 18th ST.: rents $500.
s10.OOO-Large lot. 4th Ave, 18th st.
s5000-7-r res; 7th Ave, 18th ST., furnace.
s5O.00O-100x100; fine cor; speculation.
So. O00-100x19O 5th Ave, oath St. imprvd.
10.500-S-story brick: Morris Ave.
MCCONNELL & ANGLIN,
Phones 1928 201s Third Ave.
FOR RENT.
Warehouse Ave. C and end street.
Handsome store in City Hall building.
Have property to improve for good ten
ants.
Vacant property for rent.
Groom house on 26th street, south.
GEORGE BiL6E,
Bell phone "a ~ e1st street
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s1200-Ffrst-class fO-acre bearing orchard
with pretty Groom house, orchard and
place in first-class condition, on r. X;
in good north Alabama town. VIII sell
or exchange and pay cash difference.
B. L Ehorn.
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WE start you selling diamonds; don't
fail getting our liberal offer; s. daily
sure. Carbon Diamond Co., Syracuse
y. Y. Mention paper.
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OR RENT-Four-room cottage, newly
papered throughout, water furnished,
good locality, one block of car line. APP
ply 1909 Avenue G, or Bell phone 2129.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
Pafa 100 que quIsran ooloUar
hien gu dlnero

Hs Vends o arrisrda On Ponce ca
10 salls AToCHA, 10 mas eGnsriea de-
10 eiadad entire las dcs plAsas princi~
paiss, nm alnaeen do mamposterfs y
MADEIRA de! pals, do II pies 8 pulsa.
oas D do trsnss por 10 cAlle del Sol y
80 II pulgadas por 10 do ALTO JHA,
trense d las essas dc Enm anuelIi & O,
H. VaidssiIla Hem Anca 8 G.
For sensr este Almacen dos arrf.
mos 90 haos muy fkcn fahricarls una
plAnIA aisaI conGn Angnlo de nam.
posserfa SoIamsnte. Tambi6n una 4.
dos plansas mamposterfa sonsIpua Al
anterior On 10 caIls del SOL. Fl qua
adquierA este propiedad ssudrk ma
ousn iaseres dc au dinero, Para in
formea dirigirse & RAFAEL RIVIERA
EsRsL-Sol Il, Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14

mes anteriorss. e digna de aplauro
10 actividad desplegsda por nueatro
amigo don Rafael Rivera Eabrf, In.
vestigador municipal. Oiros nombres
saldran luz, para que vean sl Go.
bisrno y el pals como defraudaban Lon
rspublicAnoa do Ponce los intereses
del pueblo,
Ell vi6rnea celebr6 el Conceio les
sion ordinAria. Daremos cusntA ell
l6nes pr6ximo dc los acuerdos que ae
tomsron,
aver estaba aqu1, procedents de
Aibonito, el distinguido poeta don
Manuel Maria SAmA. Su aasimabls
tsmllia 20 trasladar& el ldnsa pr6xi'
mo deanitivamsnts & dicbo pueblo.
I -Nuestro amigo senior Vinoentf.
dependents del eomsrclo de la Blaya,
embArc6 hoy para Ntw York. Le de-
ssamos tslix vlaje.
~ CALZADO sin carton en- lsa
zuelaa para nifios, espeeislidad On
calzado hno para sefora, dnioos ven4
dedorea do calxado hno recomendabla
Oara eaballeros. El Leon Poncsao,
Gale del Comercio,
Eel policia Valentln G GonxAlez ha
denunclado & Vicente Tirado, Dor
aggression.
-O)eFAclones levadas & caho On
el sHospital Trieoehes
AQuilino Garcia, de hidrocele; GU
raci6n radical. For oil doctor a utie.
rrex.
Leocadia Figueroa: ampulasi6u
del ouello uierino por fbromatisis
Por los doctores Salazar y Gutisrres.
Rosa Eseribanoi operacl6n On oil
oio isquierdo, do iscidectomia.
Sc hA procedido & 10 compost
ci6n dc 10 eunsta dc 10 oAlle dc 10 Lus
na trente oil estahlecimiento del Wfor
| aarvatalla donds los sguaa On dias ds
lluvias permaneclsn eatsnesdas.
->El lines do 10 entrsnte semans
90 tratark por sl Coneeio 10 aucsti6u
tsrifas y presupuestos para oil sarrisn
% siercieio do 1.e0e 4 1907,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14

segregando aubstancIas que setivaban
las defsnsss orgAnioas natursles.
Hoy sabemos que 10 eosa no llega
& tanto, pues NADIA 20 ha demostrado
como ccsa segura que 81 algo do YER
dad hubiese, tempo fasra de saberlo.
Pero 10 que Of es cierto, 90 que, como
en- to1as las regiones del euerpo que
oomnnicau con sl exterior, viven on
estsdo indiierents tsapr6fito) gran nd
nero dc eapecies do micro bios Zen Ia
boca solo % eusntan mas de 30) y al
tempo coexlste con frecuencia eisrto
ndmsro do microbes mAlos, pero In
espsses do revelar 81 acci6n. as l6gi
leo suponsr que & no ser por 10 cocks
tencia do ese gran nlmero do micro.
bios buenos, 90 deaArrollarfan On 10.
do % malignidAd los eacAsos elsmen-
tos malsanos y ESQ solo por efecto ds
10 luehs por 10 exlstensia.
Extsten tamb.6n algunon microbiou
cuya aeci6n malehca para con otroa
que nos produesn intermediates, ha
sido aproveshAda para curar snferms
dades, prstsndieado tormAr una Bac.
terotsrapia, que afortunadamenss nc
hA pasado do presensi6n,
Rsiaeionada con ess acci6n hay
otra reAlmente posisiva, pues estk pie
nAmente dsmossrado, que On 10 mate
rio orgAnica putrefActA, exists uns
luehA entire los microbes buanos y 10,
mslos On 10 que sAlsn vensedors,
aquellos.
L. purinsaci6n do las eguaa es
ohra natural do los mierobioa buenos.
Un charco con gran santidsd do mate
rio orgAn.ca On putrstaeci6n 30 con
visrts On aqua potable graeias l. 10,
microbes que para alimsntaras |.
dessruysn.
SPero que mas quieren Amable,
lectorea? 81 90 reasxlona un momen,
10 que o. keae y sl koumis son oil
msnsos nAaAdos % ID fermentasi6n d.
10 lsehe, por ID asSion de los micro
bios sonsenidos en- eisrtas semillas
81 eonsidsramos que alimentos como
el Queso, bebidas como el vino y tan
IAs otras. eon cuya enumsraci6n nc
yoy . rscsrSar sste Arlculo, son TO
| dss debidos & 10 aeeion do los micro
bios SdeiarAa de eonvsneerss conmiet
que txlstsn numsroalaimos .nicrobie
buenosY
GuiIIermo SaIazar.
Ponce.
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Anuncios especiaIes para Ponce
DIR. G.. WIVES

Ocal!sa dbl As.o y Hospital d OsoOs,
Roraa Dc sonsultas, Dc 1oa . Ill
, de- Les. Telstono do "a residenata
n6msro OF, Tsl6iono dol Asilo, 161,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
Cisncia para todos
LOS MICROBES BUENOS

Enorgullseido pos el spitsso de
Rsy do 10 NaturAlezs, que 81 mlsmo
90 ha spFopiado, vivs el Hombre, grA.
cias { 10 acoi6n do esos diminutoa
seres que llamamos microbes.
Nos alimsntamos do animales ,
vegetables, CON 10 particularidad d.
que nuestros habitualea alimentoa
Animales proeeden do esIeciss herbf-
voras 8 granfvorAs, esto %. que %
Alimsntan del RENO yegetal; veSss,
pues, como direeta 8 indireetamsnts
nos alimentamos del reino vegstal.
Puss bien; los vegetables, organis-
mos sintstieos por excslencis. puede
decirae que viven casi 4 expenses do
los microbes.
FL vegetAl, para 10 formation do
% albdmina, que nos sirve do Alimen
mento, nesesitA nitr6geno. Es oisrto
que parte dol miimo 10 asimila diree.
taments del airs, gracias q los assio'
nes Atmosi6rioas, salor, luz, slsctfisi
dad, humsdad esc. etc.,; o. oierso que
otra parss 10 toms do les compusstos
aalinos nisrogenados dol suslo; pero 90
imporsantiaimo aAoer que 10 mayor
parse de su nitr6geno alhuminoidso,
proceds do 10 Assion dc los mierobios
que esparcidos por el suelo viven & ex
pensas 90 los hldratos do carbono de
10 planta, vsriacAndoss aal una sspe'
Gle dc eomsrsio sntrs Ambos serss vi
vos; 8 imports tsmbl6n saber, que
gran parts Gel niEogeno que sbsorvs
el vegstal On forma DO salss nitrisas 4
que anses hises refsrsnsia, % tambi&n
dsb!da & 10 aeci6n dc microbes que
tabrisan dichAs sales.
SHay pu6a ras3n On afrmar que
ain 10 accl6n do millarss do microb bios
buenos llsgsriamos 4 peressr2 Eyi
uep butuuuso aug e1i
Cusndo % iniet0 10 Bacteriologia
fu6 acogida con sal ensusiAsmo su
spiicseion nj hompre, que los micro
bios no 500 taeroa rssponsAblea de-
todo 10 malo si no tamb. "a de todo 10
busno que nes panaba.
Se dijo, que los microbes que
aiempre llsvamos On el eat6ms 90, nos
ayudaban 4 digsriri que los del In
Isstino, NOS hAcian absorver tAcilmsn'
10 los alimentosi que los do las absr
turas sn relAei6n con el medic am.
bispts, sran como avanxa1as que de-
tsndiAn 10 entrads do los mierohios
mAlos. 10 pslsando dirsssamsnte, "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
IMPRRSIOIES Y NVTIC|AS

Mayo IL. -zsts noehe se efectuar6
el benefclo do 10 notable primsra ii.
pie Aida Gonzags, quien 10 dediea 4
Las dissiDguidas dsmAs de essa eulsa
socisdad. Sc pondfG On escena La
SonAmbula. una dc las operas mas o.
lebradas de Bsllini, Las principales
parties eatan q cargo dc les tiplsa
Gonzsga y Peretti, sl,bsio Cirlno y sl
tenor Dardani.
Mafans, l3 de Mayo, IL sompa.
fifa 90 despedirS CON Los Salimbanquts,
-Reina gran animaci6n entire nues.
tros correligionarlos para 81 mltin de
propaganda unionisia que 90 cslsbra
rA en el barrio de 10 CAntera malIans
por 10 tarde. SerA un acso do indu.
dable importancis.
En- sstos dtas se han llsvado q
cato otras tres operseiones quirdrgi
Gas, do lsparotomia, que rsvistsn mu
chfslma importancia, por los doetorss
Morst, Mufioz, viIlaronga, Corona,
y FerrAn.
Entire elias hay dos sal pingoto.
mfaa y una gastrolomla.
Eel BaxGr Utero avisa & su nume
rosa slisutela que el 80 de Mayo pro
ximo sspirs sl termino para 10 adQui
sioi6n do los sickets otrecidos, & fin
do que 20 apresuren & reunir los rs
nseesarios para les amplisstonss de
retratoa. 3ys1m.
Hoy han tenido etecto los exk.
msnes orales del idioma irg.ss, pare
los maestros dc Ponce.
Don Luis P. yaldivieso hs pu.
blica1o una hoia suelta contra 10,
unionistas do Ponce. lVoG clamats in
dsSsrt0I ~
-Por ordsn del Comislonsdo d.
Edueaci6n, Mr. Daniel f. Kelley h.
aido nombrado Snpsrintendsnte dsl
distrito essolar do Ponce on aus
tituci6n do Mr., Lutz, quien W & tca
par OIL puesto que el aefior AlberAo
Martins dei6 vacAnte On les oisira,
dsl DpartAmsntos Fl cambio 90 harA
deapu6s del 81 del corrisnts.
-El pr6xlmo ldnes por IL nochs,
90 reuni q 10 Junsa Eseolsr on .e,i6n
ordinAria. ALI 90 har& 10 preusnta
sl6n oAcial del nusvo Superintendent
4 los miembros do dieha corporation,
--EstA llamando mueho ls stsn
oi6n, no SOLO on Ponce, sipo tsmb,Su
en- 10 isls, 10 labor do moralidsd admi
nissrauva emprendida por 6sts Ayun
samisnlo, para quo 20 den do alta y
psgusn eontribuoionea atrassdas al
municiplo, aqu6Ilos eontribuysnlss 90
mo los senores valiant y Casals, Gus
no 10 habian hseho On admlnistraeio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14

90, sino do II mismos. por nulos, poi
bobos y por incApasss.
Psro % que 10 Ley, tal como ha
|dispuesto las inssripciones, imposibi
| lita sl acesso { TODD engafio.
Para somprendsrlo asf, baata f
! iarss On las papslstas dc inscription
10 dnico que podrfa susedsr %
que constituyendo los republioanos IN
ndmsro mayor al Dc los unionistas.--
dos hipotssis mas, tanbien pslfscsa
ments inadmisib!es -se inscrtbieran
msnos elsstores dc ellos, que de los
nusstroa.
Mas 70 sntrarfamos aqui On euss'
tones retsrsntes & 10 organiz aci6n in'
TINA do sada partido, on las caales no
tlsns porqus inmiscuirss 10 10y. mien'
tras elias no pugasn con les inati,u
|eiones establecidAs.
81 loo unionistas hublesen queri-
do urdir maquiAvslismos y Gomster
traudes pro domo sta, sl primsr.diA %
10 inscription habrian tropszado con
10 imposibilidAd mas svldents; Sson
| tra quien podlan hassrio, si apsnas
habia rspublieanos sn loo colssios, sl
primer die do 10 inseripeion?
Defense do sontsriss loa ffaterna.
lss advsraarios nusssros y guarden un
disereto ailenoio ants rsalloadea que
|dsmuestran 10 impossneia On que %
tan, para ganar 4 los unlVnissss d.
Ponce las eleccionss municlpales.
Preisrible % callar mil veces, 4
dscir eosas vacias, 8 eosas fAisas,
81 los rspublieanos no aensa ma.
yoria, On posielon inferior qusdarAn
sismpre eoloeados, sin que pusdan
dessruir eco verdad, tan amarga para
sllos, todas las ca!umniosss impusa.
clones que dirigsn & los unionissas.
Con tal sisssma do OK. .dussa 10
dnico que oonaigusn 90 ponsrss On ri
dieulo ans los oios del pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
u0TAS D|vERSAS

Sc ostk moditicando 10 esealerl
dol Parqus do bombss y podemos sae'
gurar que quedArA muy bonita por Ia
sencillex y slsganoia do 10 obra.
Ell LINES % proeedsla al page
do 10 primer quinSsna do Mayo q 10,
smplsAdos munisipAles.
LA idea do adQairlr una plants
el6ctriea para el servicio do 10 eindAt
do Ponce tisns cada die mas partldA
rios sntrs loo Coneeialss del Ayunta
miento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
Ql1g;jaa:s. baldias

Los rspublisanos quisrsn iastid
oar do algana mAnsra sl fraeaso d.
% Dastido On sl primer dc do las ins
ssipeionss llsvadas ksabo on este siu.
dad.
Ahora quisrsn der { sntendsr po1
medic do % 6rgauo % Ponss que sl
los unionissas llsvaron ls vsntsis, sllo
% dsbs d los abuses cue eomstisron
Eios sbhsos s6lo sxistsn On IL
imsginaoi6u ID los rspubliesnos.
no ms, dsntro dol ordsn yla Inn
parsixlidkd 4ahsolata On que hoy u
vrstdssn sstas sosaA tAmposo % pc.
sibis aas u kfsetds nsda stsntasorio
do todos loo eiudadAnos.
Para que asf suosdisss, ssris pre-
siso, euando msnos, que ambos psrtl.
dos tavissen & les pusrtss do cada 90.
lsgio turbas oreanixadas para imps,
dirAs mdsaameats 81 ejercieio do sua
fansionss J que 10 polisfa essuvisss
dispussts s fAvorsssr, % tod0 = p0r
TODD, 6 ana do dishss agrupaeionss.
NADIA do este hay, por fortuna.
> Los rspubiicanos no tisnsn tus'
bas, poysus no pusdsn tsnsrlas.
Los uniOnistas no tisnen turbas,
porqus no Quisrsn tsnsrlas.
Y 10 peiisis, o0loeads On sl asl
do 10 balansa, obsdseisndo las 6rds
nes do an gobisrno iusto, atsnta sole
al samplimispto Do % dsher, no spo'
20. como spoy aba antss, & unos On
psrjaisios do 0tros para cue los me.
pos 90 sobrspongAn & los dsmas.
Dssssrtado, por impossible, sl OK
besmo do 10 violsneia. qaeda todAvis
por YER o. dc los hsbilidosos engahoa,
0aponisndo-lo que dados nusstroa
prlnStplos = proesdimisnsos ss una hi
posssis inadmisibls-qus Loo unionistai
setuvtsssn dispusstos O ssa mala obra
lsoa los rspnbi biiaAaes baasanss tontol
para dsjArss spgaiass
Puss sntonoss, no podriAn qusiAr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
ADOLPaus BUSCH

pbr psri6disos amsrieanos rssihi-
DOB Oh ssta siudAd skbess que d milo.
aArio Ar, Adolphus Busch ha sontri,
butdo gensrcsamsnte CON eisn mil
dollArs, para soeorrer & las vfctimaa
Do Loo t1srsnotos Do Caliiornis,
NJ. Enssh % soelo do 10 gran sm
prens Anhsasss Busch Bssming Com
yapy, Ban Luis, tahrieants do 10 asrs
dlsadA ssrvesA qus llsva este nombrs
y do la cusl SON sgsutss On Popos
Armstrong J Cs.
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."bdzd'' Paris
Barquet Hefrnanos

Conltante surtido do morcaneiaa
On general, ealsado, pertumerfa, som.
hreros Ultima novsdAd, adornos, Gin.
tas, plumas, suellos y punos, msdias
y saleetines, baulss y mAletas, & ina
nidad do Af6sulos diNoil do snnumerAF,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
His Opinion of
Nevada.

Az English gentleman, with
some acquaintances in this city,
made a visit a few weeks ago to
Nevada. Returning he met one of
his friends who said: "Well, how
is NevadaP' The reply was, "Its
the wonder of the earth. The
whole State is roaring like young
earthquake with excitement. Every
body is either rich or going to be
day after tomorrow. No one ever
saw such excitement. No one ever
saw such confidence. The cold is
not minded. The blizzard is not
considered. Privations are jokes.
All kinds of hardships are laughed
out of existence. The tempera-
ture of the whole State is l055. AT
106 the patient dies. Salt Lake
Telegram,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
A Miraculous Cure.

The following statement by Il. Nj
Adams and wife, Henrietta, Pa, will in.
terest parents and others. "A miracu
lous cure has taken place in our home
Our child had eczema 5 years and was
pronounced incura BILE, when we read
about Electric Bitters, and concluded tc
try it. Before the second bottle was al
taken we noticed change for the better
and after taking bottles he was com
pletely cured" Its the up to- date blood
medicine and body building tonic
Guaranteed. 50c ard Sl0o at Lemair,
IL Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
Extensive
Improvement
Considered by the South
ern Pacific in Laying
Double Tracks.

j. D. lsaacs, special consulting
engineer of the Hartman lines
with headquarters at Chicago, is
making a trip of investigation and
inspection over the system. He
is now studying the needs of the
western lines. In his private car
"0l4,' he is going over the entire
system studying its physical con-
ditions and investigating its traf-
fic problems. He will later sub
NIT report on the Improvements.
He will spend some time in Salt
Lake, it is thought, where the Har-
riman lines are expending vast
sum installing fine terminals. He
is accompanied on his trip by a
corps of engineers. clerks and
stenographers.
One of the many big improve
ments planned for the Hartman
system is said to be the complete
double-tracking of the lines be-
tween Omaha and San Francisco.
This work would mean the expen-
diture of $50,O00,0OO, the greatest
price for work of this kind ever
paid by a railroad.
Western railroads are now un-
able to handle the tremendous
traffic entrusted to them. Freight
and passenger traffic is greater
throughout the west than it has
ever been, and railroads are un-
able to handle their business in
anything near schedule time.
Whereas it is now said that the
big companies intend awarding
monster contracts to have double
tracks on all main lines. With
freight and passenger trains NOV
ing i'll many sections back and
forth over all lines, train move
ments are necessarily slow and
dangerous. Double-tracking is
the only solution.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
We Concur
Unanimously,

y y While Johnny and
Ibapah, the Indians hanged at
Carson, last week were amenable
to the law and deserved the fate
that was meted out to them, there
is another, a third person primar-
lily to blame for the murder of the
cripple and the execution of the
Indians. So far this third party
the man who sold them the liquor
that placed murder in their hearts
and made demons of them-en-
joys his freedom and is probably
still engaged in selling liquor to
other Indians. At the time of the
murder suspicion rested upon
certain individual at Montello fol
having sold them the liquor. Un.
fortunately, sufficient proof to con.
vict him could not be obtained
and he remains unmolested,
though upon him rests the blame
for the murder of Fred Foreman
He furnished the inducements
that led the Indians to kill. While
our laws do not provide for execu
ton in such cases he should GER
tainly be occupying a felon's eel
as a partial punishment for the
murder of the poor cripple, fol
whose life the Indians have givel
two in return. ."-Triplett in Welll
Herald.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
Kind Words.

The Tonopah Sun has the fol-
lowing to say regarding the growth
of this State:
"In all this boundless prosper
ity and we'll being, no State in the
Union has more to be thankful for
than has Nevada. In the past few
years the State has risen from the
gloom into which the demonetiza-
tion of silver cast it thirty or more
years ago In the past year it has
grown and expanded, its wonderful
resources have been exploited and
proven to be of marvellous value,
and it has leaped at bound from
deepest obscurity to the very high
est place in the whole country in
point OF progress. To the people
of Nevada, the men who have
staked their all on the State, 1906
has been a wonderfully bountiful
year. Almost without exception,
their enterprises have prospered
and fiourished, and from no part
of the country does the hymn of
thanksgiving arise more earnestly
chanted, more deeply felt, than
from the desert camps of the Sage
BRUSH State
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
Ingalls, Case Set
for Hearing.

What is known as the "Buck"
Ingalls, case against tie Southern
Pacific railroad is set for hearing
in Carson City on January 14th
before Receiver K. w. fremont
and Register L. j. Cohn, of the u
s. Land Office. The case is the
one on which Ingalls, and attor-
neys recently made visit to Wash
ington, d. c., and interested the
President in the injustice of al
legged acts of the railroad in pat
enting lands in Nevada and the
chief executive has promised a
rigid investigation through the
Interior Department.
Ingalls, and associates, accord
ing to evidence, were working a
mine in the Olinghouse district
when the S. p. had the land pat
ented as non-mineral territory.
The property is worth thousands
of dollars and both sides are max
ing a stubborn fight for the pos
session.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
A Western Wonder.

There's Hill at Bowie, Texas, that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is W. l.. HILL who from weight OF 80
pounds. has grown to over $50. He says
IL suffered with terrible cough, and
doctors gave me up to die of consump-
ton. was reduced to 80 pounds, when
/ began taking DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, coughs and colds
Now, after taking II bottles, | have
more than doubled in weight, and am
completely cured.' Only sure cough
and cold cure. Guaranteed by LemaIrf
& Sons. SOC and sl.00. Trial bottles
free.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
To Declare Regular
Dividends.


The Board of Directors OF the
Frances Mohawk have resolved to
pay regular dividends of 10 cents
per share quarterly, and such ex-
ira dividends as the condition OF
the mine will permit. The next
dividend is payable January lst
1906.
The company in an official state
ment made by the Mohawk Min
ing Company, is credited with =
production of $993,50S.O6 up tc
Nov. 20, 1906.