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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14
BALDWIN APPLES.
A Standard Winter Variety For Hon
and Market.

A Standard Winter Variety For Home
and Market.
The Baldwin is bright red winter
apple above medium size or large and
very good in quality when grown I'M
der favorable conditions. 1t stands
handling we'll because of it's firm tex
ture and thick skin. 1t is a favorite
market variety because of its desirable
season, good size. attractive color and
fine, quality.
The spray displayed in the cut, as
shown in American Cultivator, is from
the orchard of we'll known fruit grow
ers of western New York.
Not only is the Baldwin standard
fruit in American markets, but it is one
of the leading apples used for export
trade. 1t is one of the principal varie.
ties handled in cold storage. The ap.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14
STRAYED.

or left thigh. I Left ear
cropped, right ear split and
under bit. A reasonable reward
for information.
GEO. S. DOWNER,
Box rs Cottonwood, Ida.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14

wandering diphtheria germ When
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given
it quickly cures the cold and lessons the
danger OF diphtheria or any other germ
disease being contracted For sale by
A J. Robinson.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14
FEEDING FOWLS.

An Economical. and Convenient
Homemade Hopper.
A practical feeder for using the dry
mash method for poultry is described
in National Stockman and Farmer as
follows:
Getting a ponclogging feeder that
will allow the hens to get at the mash
readily without permitting them to
waste it has been a difficult matter,
but is, 1 think, practically solved in the
hopper shown in the accompanying
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14
STEAMER LINES.

DIINlI II III-NIIFJ'
SAN FRANCIsCO-PORTLA ROUTE.
Steamer sails for Portland at p. m.
every five days.
Daily boat service between Portland,
Astoria, Oregon City, Dayton, Salem,
Independence, Corvallis and all Col,
umbia and Willamette river points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE
Steamers leave Lewiston daily ex
cept Friday at 500 A. M.
Steamers leave Riparia daily except
Saturday at 5 40 A. NJ.
c. w, MOUNT, General Agent,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14
PATENTS, PATENTS.
How Diphtheria is Contacted.

One often hears the expression, "My
child caught severe cold which de-
veloped into diptheaia," when the truth
was that the cold had simply left the
little one particularly susceptible to the
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14

For draying or hauling of any kind
see Frank Harris, drayman.
Farm loans, Farmers & Merchants
State Bank.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14
G. w. SLAYTON,
Cottonwood, Idaho.
Strayed Cattle.

We have FIVE head of cattle
branded ID on left side, mark
ed with crop off of left
ear and 'N hole in right ear,
still out on range. Suitable re-
ward will be paid for any informa-
ton leading to recovery of same.
MOBERG Bros,
Cottonwood. Idaho.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-12-14

enough to prevent litter being scratch
ed in and, if necessary, platform pro
vided for the hens to stand on. Troughs
seem Objectionable on account of tax
ing up too much space and catching
more dust and litter. Properly arrang
ed, they do well for outdoor feeders.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

The man with gold-saving machine
 that will do the work, has chance to
 make fortune in the Tanana. Miners
 there are abandoning sluice boxes and
 cleaning up their dumps with rockers,
 because they have found that by the
 former method about 20 per cent. of
 the fine gold escapes them.
 We cannot agree with the Nome
 Nugget in it's views as to the capital of
 of Alaska. Alaska is essentially a country of magnificent distances" and
 with all loyalty to the Seward Peninsu- la and with all kindly feelings towards
 the big Yukon Valley, are impressed with the belief that Juneau is the logical site for the capital. We are not stubborn in this view but so far we have seen no reasons advanced that warrant us in modifying our opinion. Local pride is an excellent thing but broad spirit that recognizes Alaska as an entirety should commend itself to the unprejudiced.-C News.
 That Alaska is the land of big things is shown once again by bearskin that l.. l.. Bales brought to Seattle yester- day from Seward on the steamer Santa Ana. The skin is that of a grizzly bear that weighed fully 1,400 pounds, The skin is fully ten feet long and about six feet wide. Mir. Bales and Jim How ell tracked the huge animal near Sand Point. It did not put up fight, the first two shots touching vital parts, ,and it fell dead in the snow near it's lair. If any hunter has bagged bear larger than this one he has not brought the skin to this city. Mir. Bales is we'll known in Seattle and Alaska.-Seattle Times.
 Mrs. H. Poole, who recently arrived in Dawson from San Francisco, received the Red Cross decoration for her splendid service in nursing the sick and suffering in the great California dis aster. Mrs. Poole intrepidly went into the work as nurse. She had been skilled nurse for many years, with high training in Germany, and her ser vices proved so valuable she was honored at the end of her service, just before leaving for Dawson, with the Red Cross decoration. During the and fire Mrs. Poole was in charge of six little sons and daught CTS of the Golden Gate who came into the world in those days of tribulation.
 Over s10o0O0 in gold in the care of the Alaska Pacific Express Company was stolen from the N.C.Company's Ida May, says dispatch to the P.-I. The shipment was placed on the steamer Tanana at Fairbanks and taken down the river to Nenana, where it was trans ferred to the Ida May. The latter boat was to transfer it to the Sarah at Fort Gibbon flor the outside and Dawson. The gold was missed when the transfer was made. There is no clue to the robbers. The Ida May was placed in commission on river service this year for the first time in four years. She has been engaged in harbor work at St. Michael. The gold was in the form of bricks. It is the first shipment ever lost by the express company. There was on board s9O,0OO being shipped by the Fairbanks Banking Company, and S78,oOo from the Washington-Alaska. bank.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25
The N0rthIand The Latest News. from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed.
Information for Everybody.

The population of Candle amounts to 200.
 The Alaska Central is again laying rails
 The monthly pay roll at Hadley is s0,OOO.
 Alaska cannerymen report big run of red salmon.
 Sitka Indians believe in ghosts. The poor devils, no wonder.
 In 1869 steamboat was first used on the Yukon for trading purposes.
 The Skagway public schools will reopen for the fall term on August 18th.
 E. E. Fuller,a former Juneau lawyer, has been appointed U. s. Commissioners at Nome.
 The only volcano in Southeastern Alaska is Mount Edgecombe, on Eruz of, small island adjacent to Baranof on the west.
 Forest fires between Seward and Sunrise destroyed hundreds of acres of good timber.
 The westward excursion business was practically killed by the San Fran cisco disaster.
 The Yes Bay cannery, near Wrangell, has been sold to Charles H. Burkhardt of Portland, Ore.
 Seward has started movement to declare the 18th day of October legal holiday in Alaska.
 In 1879 MT. John Muir and Rev. S. Hall Young visited Muir Glacier and explored Glacier Bay.
 R.H. Brown, skagway miner, was shot and killed at Oroville, Cal, on July 1st, by some unknown party.
 Every man who wears blue shirt and gum shoes is not miner; neither is every man who wears white collar an idler.
 George F. simonds, personal con- ductor of the Raymond-Whitcomb ex- cursions to Alaska, committed suicide at Seattle.
 Gov. Hoggatt visited Dawson and told the people there that he is opposed to territorial government with legis- lature, now.
 Miss Gertrude Reitz, of Seattle, is on her way to Fairbanks, where she will become the wife of Blake D. Mills, the mayor of that city.
 The Atlin Claim of July 14th says that there is strong rumor in circu- lation that the Windy Arm mines have closed down for want of ore.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

Louis Seyler, of Rampant, hit on the novel plan of hanging smudge on his back while mushing on the trail to cir. cumvent the mosquitoes.
 A tent at Discovery, B. C.,containing 1900 pounds of dynamite, exploded on June 30. Further than the breaking of windows, no damage was done.
 A body found on the beach near Nome is believed to be the remains of Fred Ott, engineer of the Anglo-SaXon, that was wrecked on Oct. 24, 1905.
 Messrs. Chilberg and Nadeau, tour ing Alaska iu the interest of the Alas ka.Yukon-Pa Pacific Bxosition were greet ed at Skagway by large and enthusias tic audience.
 That tunnel under Boring Sea now only awaits the necessary finances. But who will underwrite the Boring sea bonds? Here is chance for some bloa:ed millionaire.
 Mrs. Irwin, Laurelbank, Knock County, Belfast, Ireland, wants the address of her son John Irwin, last heard from at Seward, Alaska, whose father has recently died.
 The Seward Gateway contends that nothing can stop the building of the Alaska Central but an act of God, but neglects to state whether or not any of the company's bonds have been taken in heaven.
 While the cost of driving stamp by steam may be less than by electricity, it is held that on account of the greater adaptability of electricity as power,new mills may proitably place reliance on the latter as their motive force.
 That the postottice department is taking early cognizance of the Sushitna country is evidenced by the fact that Alvah L. Flames, chief clerk of the rail- way mail service at Valdez, has been ordered into that section to look into mail delivery there.
 Speaking of Gale, the Tanana candi- date for delegate, the Yukon Valley News says: "It appears to this paper that some very weak politics was enact ed by those who put him forward, and if he is elected it will be interesting to note where his votes come from"
 Because of the overcrowded condi- tion of the Nome and Fairbanks post offices, the department has granted an allowance of S4,240 for additional clerk hire for Nome between July l and Sep tember 30, with S400 permanent in crease annually and S425 for additional temporary clerk hire at Fairbanks, to- gether with permanent annual in crease of S600.
 Men were walking the streets at Nome without work when the steamer Ohio sailed on July 4, according to report brought south on the vessel. It is said that as result of no rain work has not commenced at the various creeks and everything was at stand still The operators looked forward to an early season, but little rain has fal- len since the opening of navigation. Just after the Ohio left a storm was re- ported off Nome and by this time it likely that rainy weather has set in.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

John Zug, road commissioner, an.
 nounces that $350,O00 is available for
 improvements to the roads to Dome
 Cleary and Fairbanks creeks, also a
 special appropriation of s35,0oo for a
 survey from Fairbanks to Rampant and
 to Nome. The intention is to finally
 have land trail from Valdez to oNome
 Gangs are now at work on the Fair
 Valdez trail.
 An associated press dispatch under a Vancouver date says expenditure of S1,5O000O during the next two years in
 providing new system of water supply for hydraulic mining purposes is
 planned by the Guggenheims, of the
 American Shelter Trust, who recently acquired the holdings of the Consoli- dated Caribou Company in the Caribou
 district. The deal was negotiated by J. H. Hobson, whose services as general manager will be retained.
 The White Pass railway people have written to Gov. McIuues offering to carry all the governments samples of white channel rock or gravels for test from Dawson to Skagway free and to forward it down the coast at the minimum transportation rate of S2.37 a ton. This means that shipments can be laid down at the smelters on the British Colum bian coast and at Everett aud Tacoma for S237. It is highly desirable to get the tests by cyanide process and otherwise from several, if not all of the smelters, and thus to make certain the valuation in the rock.
 An exchange says; Dawson's young sters are spending happy days "in swimmin." Despite this is land close to the Arctic circle, and the tempera ture here in winter is not SO warm as that of Florida and Italy, the boys do not have to forego the pleasure of the good old amphibious pastime of frolics in the sand and in the water. The swimming hole here is in the little neck of the Klondike river, running back of Klondike City. The water moves just enough to keep from becoming stag nant, yet is not too cold. The old sign of two fingers in the air is the popular thing among the boys after school.
 A bill now before the Yukon Council provides an annual license tax on all in the Yukon Territory, and outside of Dawson, as follows: Banker, s35O; auctioneer, $50; barber shop, S25 for one chair, s for each additional; billiard table, BIO first, S15 each addi- tional; boarding house, $50; boot blacks, S15; broker, $50; butcher, S25; cigar stand, s25; second hand dealer, $50; wholesale liquor dealer, S2o0;dock, s10o; druggists, S5o;electric light plant, $500; vessels carrying freight, 50 cents per ton on net tonnage; freighting, S25; grocer, S25; public hall, S25; insurance agent, $50; laundry, $50; livery stable, $50; manufacturer, $50; merchant, hard ware or dry goods, S20O; general mer- chant, $500; merchant selling fruit, candy, stationery, tobacco and cigars, s15o, or anyone of them, $50; milk S25; blaming mill, S5o;saw mill, 51oo; painter, S25; peddler, S25; photo grapher, $50; lawyer, physician or den- tists, S1o0; restaurant, s1oo; shooting gallery, s25; scavenger, s25; taxider- mist, s25; theatre, s2O;. transfer or ex- press business, $50; and water dealers, each wagon, S25.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

A tent at Discovery, B. c, containing g 1900 pounds of dynamite, exploded on June 30. Further than the breaking of windows, no damage was done.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

A body found on the beach near Nome is believed to be the remains of Fred Ott, engineer of the AngIo-SaXon, that was wrecked on Oct. 24, 1905.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

Louis Seyler, of Rampant, hit on the novel plan of hanging smudge on his back while mushing on the trail to cir cumvent the mosquitoes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
NOTAS CUR|OSAS
Cantidad de sal que consu.
men los Estados. Upidos.
Competitor del trlgo.
TIBURON MAYOR
TIBURON MAYOR
Minas de marmol en- Grecia.
Trabajan mil operarios.
Un gran impuesto.

Los Estaoos Uoidos consumer bt y
1882, TOO hArEiles dc sal anu almsats,
9 see nm ba 'rll por sada tres perso
mas. Ii produce 90 total dc sci On sl
afo pasado fa6 de- rs. .9s8, ,l22 barrilsa
Fl trigo " { tensr un competitor
On 10 pulpa de 10 semiIla del Algod6n
para 10 mAnt f.etura del pan. Do
eusnta con una provision do I 500 mil
dc torsladas do dish. pulpA para sl
objsto indieAdo.
I'm San Pedro, ca ifornis, unol
pssesdorss itAlianos peacAron un d
bur6n que pssaba a'ets tonsladas
Media 81 pies do lArg por IS diane
tro. Fl tsms d . dc 10 boea alberta erl
sunsieutsmsnte grsnde como para Alo
Jar & dos niilos.
UuA eompafiia ingleiA trAhsiA 90
tualmente con 1000 o-srarios, unAl
minAa dc n nA:mol, % G eeeiA, que foe
ron expletAdas antea dc 10 era Girls
tians. DO dice que cate miasrAl % Q
mas Ano del mundo.
Los impuestos do ls ciudAd dc Ne
Yo X on el . NO pssado, montaron & j
sumA do ss7 900 0C0,
La produeei6n de asdcar de reno
laehs en- el estado do Colorado On |
sstssi6n actual, re2ressnE un valo
do sl0 100000.
De aeuerdo con les t&leulos hs
chos por un comercianie do sslxGde
que tiene su almas6 l.sn Broat wsy, Q
INV Yo,k, 90 gastAn q pares do "a
Ipatos por minute
Los primeroa fdif lros dc sxufE
Iaparec keon en- l 824.
Il Haee elem "a o 90 smplsSban ,e
ldias do viais para ir do New York
Boston. Hoy % hlc, 10 trRvsnfA 4
euatro horAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
DESOE yAUC0

somentA en asniido muy dssfa'
vorAble el tallo sb .olutorio dietado
por el sstior Jpex municipal, hscs al'
gunos dfas, en oil il'clo eelsbrado
contra don Silvio FArrullA por teaude
en- ientas ir ternAs.
-Ea 10 Convsnci6n do los reBubI
cAnoa incorporates sali6 sriu tAnte Ia
esndidAturA de don 4 Antonio Mattel
Lluvera para AleAlde.
Los repuhlioanos puros s0aaiener
y trabsiAn eon ardor ~ eandidatc
don Juan RoiH.
Aver tArde eelebr6 una Assm
bleA el partido unionisla On 10 easI
b bita cl6n do don Pedro Domingo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Auto de <mandamus> con.
ira el honorable &C misio.
nado de Education
Mr.. FAl kNER.
Interpuesto por los seiores
Matienzo, Cintr6n, Balbas
y don e Salazar.

Aver 30 relbi6 On lA odelna del
Attorney general sl Asto de mandamus
contra oil Comisionado dc 'dueaei6n
intsrps esto por los ssfiorsa don Ro.
sendo MAsisnso Cinsr6n, don V.eerte
BAlbls Cap6 y don Ermslindo salszar
ante sl tribunal Supremo.de Pus'to
Riso.
Ia disho sssrito Sc pids 10 Cor
10 diats ON nondomus psren.orio 8
condisional contra Ar. FA kasr, Co
misfonAdo de Educ Aci6n, order &ndo
10 10 que sigus:
Qis abra On M soHeurso Etblieo
lee plaxas sreadAs On 10 escuela dc
Arsss y Odcios, por IN sermino de
quinss diss; que provea 4 diehss or.
suslss. dc los libros. 6tiles. muebles,
hsrramisntAs. n G7uinas, y demas ma:
ssr!A, nssssArio para 10 enN nArzs.
Y por dltimo, dispopga 10 Corte, que
ana vsz tranaeurridos los ermlnox
que 20 indiesn On 81 seuerdo de Ia
Comisi6u, AssrOa dol eopcurso. y nt M
brado Q: personal eorrespondisnts, ell
Comisionado dc Edueac6n prcesda
ain dilsai6n algunA 4 ls aperture de
les msneionadas sssuslAs.
El Juss Mfor Figueras sef1al6 En
t6rmino do osho dfas & dn do que sl
Comisionsdo txporgs las oauaAs en-
que 90 fonda para deisr ain efeeto oil
auto do ns0ndamM
Fl assistan attorney, Mr. aavsge,
rsprssersaHG On 10 viAta OIL demanda
do, = q los demandantts oil ahcgaio
aefIor Bet iMx CAsta no.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
CORTE De D|S7R|T0
En- Ell banquillo por vender
cuatro centavos de ron. I'll
acusado A ntonio Rivera,
PERlURIO
Alegatos del fiscal y de la de-
fensa. Opinion del Juez,
Fl jurado 10 sbsuelve.
Aver 90 VIC en- L. Cofts do Di.t,i!o

Aver 90 vic On 10 Cofts do Di,tri!o
session ssgunds, el iuicio contra An
tonic Rivera, scuado de psriurio.
LlsvAha la Aeusssi6n el fiscal Torres
Grau y 10 defensa el Lsdc. don Joae
Oller.
Ccmpareei6 el seusado. icvsn dc
unos ounce N -, Ago OF farmo.
I'll facAl lego IL ssusacl6n contra
Rivera.
Eate deelAr6 ante oil iuez municipal
as Bayam6n haber vsndido euatro
csntAvos do ron on 10 tienda do Mar
tin Buren,. quisn fu6 dsnunciado POI
contravenir les lsyss de rantas inter
nss. Mas tArde dsalAr6 que dieho ron
no Abia sido vsndido, sino regalado
& uncs amigos.
Ests hseh1 constltuye IN delito dc
pW ,rio.
DeelarAron los asnoYes Thcm&i
Henry, Francisco J. Rivers, sl gukr
dia Mario Meisndsx y el stfior AsoAts
Jusx Municipal do Bsyim6n.
FL senor Torres Grau sosiuvo su
conclusiones pidiendo IN veredioto d,
culpAbilidad.
La d.fsnss. & cargo del ., q ,r Die
demostr6 que el delito do periurio nj
! sstaba probAdo; que el aoussdo aps
| mas 10 did susnta do 10 invsstiga aci6l
formalada Dor 81 sgsnse de rsntAs in
tsrnas. AdsnA, sl seusado no sabi
drmAr, dessonosisudo tambi6u el con
tenido dc 10 dsnunoia. 6olicil6 un Va
rsdie o de ahsoluei6n.
Cerr6 los debates el Juex dol Tor
CusvAs, disier do que sl dellto de per
iurio 90 eomprepdia entire los arli,ulc
| 1T & la del C6digo Penal.
DID aus instrueciot % al JuradG
| el eual 90 rttlr6 & delibsrar
J! Teans curridos 81 O. ntA mfnutoa trs
10 un vsredicto dc ineul pabilldad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
ALEXANDRA DUMAS


@Sc6VoIa, pregunt6 MAurco. IssoeH de Qu6n 90 essa
CArMF
NO. cudsdauc.
-Qai4n to 10 he entregado9
Ell conIeria.
-QQ6l la ha tnilo9
-CuaIquers, puesto que tiene 81 selo Dc Il nAc6p.
-BIiG supica al COnsers que subs.
El conserie sub6 porQue MaurCio Quien lamabS
eItsba rel.C6D; el coneis dcIr6 que huben do
otF0 inQulino Ie hubsrA auphCIdo que bajAse.
EI conaerie 90 llamaba Alaides.
Msurco e pregunt6 que hombTs dGsconocdo
habia traido que Les ocho de h mh ns, Dor que
auo mupcr pregunas reproducirls bsio ditsrntss
tormag. el Conaerie pudo contestare otra
Maulcio e aupic6 aceptase dE ttaDcos nvitandoe
que e hombre vova preseDArIs 10 sgusra disimuo
volviera dsCirle d6nds habfs lido.
Apreuremonos decir que gran tsfacci6n do Arfsl
deG a9o humado por sQoea proposition de sgur dc
aus ssmeiantss 81 hombre no volVi6 parecer.
Luego que qued6 solo Mauco estru6 csrLa con deaps
cho sac6 sort de dsdo s carts arrugads
ZION de dose de nuevO c.bo de hOr, arrampen
do de fAnfAronada besba aortA Vova ear A cAr: 10
soriia era q zlfro muy precioso
L. era como hsmos dcho Undo biIs cuya aril
tOcracia IrGscaRdis una legua
Cusnd6 6MaurCo entrtRsba elte exkmen, Abr6 lG
puera de cuaro. Vov6 colocr s aortis dedo
6 CAr debAo de mchAda kra IQuslo pudOr de
nACientei Era veQdsDEI de patro quise
els econes tan imprudentes
orbsn hes perfume solo podis oompromeer al
que los haba Ncrito como IL que los abria
FL que de tQuel modo entrAba ioQen veldo de
iots, patricia de eegaDca So csHm hA
de p.ho fno cllE6n de cmr msdaI de fbiIima
aeda.
Eu cuanto = gotro frQC hubera GvtrgonSado Dor
forma ssgante hsmoIo color de phrpur del mmo Paris
Levabs adGmsS en- 50 cnto On par de ptoss Dc xreM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
TERRA. MEDICINAL
Experimentos del sabio doc.
tor Stumpf, professor de
nedicina legal.
TERRA De LENNOS
La arcllla pulveriEada contra
la gastro.enterltis y el CO.
lera asiaticc.

e doctor Sum- t, Of tssor do me-
dieinA legal On Wurtabourg, despues
de hshsr empleado dtrsrts sineo
AMOS, y con exito, la ArcillA pulvsri'
zsda contra lA CASTRO sphr'iis de los
nin7s J de los adultos, tuvo 10 idea
dc enssyarla dursnts 10 spidemia do
c6lsra asiAtieo que invadl6 el valls
dc Vistula.
I'll trAtamiento consists en- admi
pistrar. on syunas, arsilla 6nAmenss
pulverizads, & 10 e6sis dc setsntA &
slen gramos para un adulto, treinta
para On niflo, di,z ounce para I'm
recisnnasido, disueta en- cineo wees
% peso de sguA clara. Los v6mit Q
cesap, generalmsn'e, desde 10 prime
ra d6sis; 10 f b bsia on menos de
media hora. oeAaionando una crisis
~ 1 tga i la de 10 preumopfa.
Ssgdn Stumpf, 10 arcilla oby o
mecanieamente, anna < .mando los mi
crobios, 10 eual impide 10 multiulicA'
ci6n y obstaculixa 10 production do
II xlnas.
EltA medieAoi6n no 60, Gin embar
60, una novsdad. DebeAnpAin re
eusrda que - Lientaud eseribfs. & fl
mes del slglo discioeho. On 90. Front. a
rio de naatsria md@ca, & pror6sito d.
10 terra dc Lsnnoi:
sE.ts msdieamsnto, de que tantt
caso se hasfa On otro tempo, 90 uni
espece de tierra grasa que 30 prspAr,
en- torma de golosipas, On las cuAle
so imprimen divsrsas figuras. So Il
sxwae do lA iala de Lsnnos, bIsn gu
ae hAlla en- vAriasregionss dc Europa
Es propia, por 81 virtud Astringenie
para hacsr c.ssar las niarrsAs y ds
tener las hsmorrsglas; pero 90 u
error ereerla absorvsnts. pussto gu
no t,rmenta con los &eidos. .....A M
nudo 90 empleA al interior como q,
trirgedte y secsnte; por ella 30 pusds
contsnsr las p6tdidas do sApgre y c1l
aumir 10 ssrosidAd dsmaaiado abul
dante do las Glceras; sts, stse.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23

MAriani. Coneurrieron 4 ella muchoa
y muy buenos e!smentos y 80 tomsrcn
importantes aeusrdos.
Pronto. see6a ae nos infIrms,
ll'gArA 4 este oludad el org4nizAdor
do 10 Federation Llbre, 9, d n Ig'esiss,
con obisto do der alguroS messiI q
polfsieos. ..-.
En- 10 prt ximo SEN ana embAcG'
ID para EstAdoR U oidos oil j1ven don
Juan Amill Rodriguez, hijo dc nues
lro dissir guid1 sorreli gionario dt n
Juan Amill Amill.
CORREsPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-23
vELADl-Bl|Lt En- CAGvAs

Hsmoa sido atentAmente invitAdos
para la vslAdA bails que cslebrark en-
aus aAloneS el GUnion Clubs de Ca
guas en- 10 noshe do hey, con In COO
peraei6n do 10 distinguida piAniItA
Elisa TAvArtz de- storer.
Ag,adeeemos 10 atsnci6n.